Palisadian., 1925-07-31
s. Edward Hilbert of Marion ave-


Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wirths are
entertaining as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wax and family of New York.
Dorothy Comstock is visiting in
Hillsdale.
Miss Rose Manahan leaves her
home on Knox avenue Tuesday for a
months visit to her grandmother in
Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hall have re-
opened their home for a few weeks
after returning from the Adirondacks.
In the middle of August they expect to
pass another fortnight in those noun
tains.
The Hearns are vacationing at
Rockaway.
Katherine Brooks of Englewood was
a weekend guest of the Paris family
of Grant avenue.
Mrs. J. Benjamin of Grant avenue
will leave shortly for months stay
at Atlantic City.
A successful euchre was given by
the members of the Catholic Daugh-
ters of America, Court Grantwood, on
Monday evening in the Epiphany
Church
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Vosburg with
Miss Nancy Bowman as guest, are
spending their vacation at Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Bausch and Nathan
Cooper of Grant avenue motored to
Phonecia, in the Catskills, over the
week end.
Herman Willard of Elizabeth spent
recent visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs R. Berls of Lawton avenue.
Mrs. J. H. Koch expects to return on
Friday from the summer course in
library work WHICH she has been TAX
ing at Ocean City.
Professor and Mrs. j. O'Toole at
tended the Mems Week for supervis-
ing principals at the New Jersey State
Summer School in Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark are en-
tertaining Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Kronenbitter, this week at
their home.
Mrs J. C. Vosburgh has returned
where she enjoyed various features of
the summer state school, as visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Vosburgh Miss Marian
Vosburgh and Miss Nancy Bowman
motored back to Grantwood last week.
Mrs George Hall has returned to
her Grantwood home after spending
the month of July at Indian Lake, at
her brothers camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Vosburgh are antici-
pating a trip west in August. They
will visit Minnesota, returning to take
motor trip to Boston.
Miss Mildred McClave is at Ocean
City taking the summer school course
there in the state school.
Town Club Outing
The third annual outing of the
Town Club of Cliffside Park viii be
held Sunday, October II, at Blasbergs
Farm, North Hawthorn, New Jersey
Buses will leave Lafayette and Pali-
sades avenues at half past eight in
the morning. Music by Carughi,
games and dancing will provide
amusement for the guests. The club
is making this early announcement so
that the notice will reach all inter-
ested while still in town and before
other plans are made for that day.
Reverend and Mrs. S.. C. Gozzo and
family leave for a vacation on We'd
nesday, having rented bungalow at
Cedar Lake until over Labor Day.
The Cliffside Italian mission will be
closed after this Sunday, for the
month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Vosburgh are en-.
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walton
Boyce and Miss Mabel Boyce, Of Fort
Hamilton, New York, over the week
end and are dining at the Elks' Club
in Union Hill on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Heaton and
family are planning to move from
Grantwood in the near future, to
make their home in Elizabeth, to the
regret of their many local friends by
whom they will be much missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake and
family leave this Saturday for Friend
ship Island, Me-, where they will spend
the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Spiel Of 667 Ander-
son avenue, spent few days last week
in Asbury Park.
Herbert E. Olsen and family have
just returned from an extended tour
through the Berkshires, having
stopped off for week at Highland
Lake, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l..
Olsen of Weehawken accompanied
them.
J. Brudie of Lafayette avenue, is
enjoying two-week vacation at Lake
George.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Lonergan,
Mr.. John G. Locher of Knox avenue,
Grantwood, and Miss Charlotte Erx-
meyer of Hoboken, have been motor
ing through the New England States,
making Newport their stopping point.
This resort has been a favorite sum-
mer retreat of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonergan
for several years. They were chief
guests ON Monday at a dinner-dance
given by Mr.. Waldron at the Muench-