Palisadian., 1925-03-20
Village Gossip

luHCueOu III neI NOME on EuS6WOOu
lane last Tuesday afternoon.
The Fort Lee High School Alumni
met on Thursday evening last.
The bridge party given by Miss Dor
othy Schall and Miss Eleanor Pennell
last Thursday was very charming
affair. About ten guests were present.
Miss Matilda Arnheiden took part
in a debate on Child Labor at the
Fort Lee High School on Friday eve
ming.
Otis Valentine has been i'll with an
| abscess in his ear. Lancing was nee
essary, but he is recovering rapidly
now
On March II baby girl was born
/ to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mapes of
Edgewater lane.
Mrs. Arthur Hayes left on Monday
to visit her mother in Wilkesbarre,
Pa.
| Austin Beckmann has been suffer
ing from severe Inflammation of his
ear.
On Wednesday evening the Girls
Glee Club sang for the Coytesville
Parent Teacher Association
The Community Players held a re-
hearsal last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavanaugh and their
two children will move into the newly
decorated Kelley home on Edgewood
lane soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frew spent
last week end in Philadelphia. They
were guests at the new Benjamin
Franklin Hotel.
Mrs. II. T. Middleton has just re-
turned from two months visit in
Toronto and Chicago.
Mrs v. Kelly left Palisade short
time ago for the Pacific coast. Mrs.
Kelly will stop off at Taylorsville, H.,
to visit a sister of Mr. Kelly.
Mrs. Miles Mcfarland is in New
York hospital suffering from frac-
tured knee. She is under the care of
DR.. Charlton Wallace, famous bone
specialist, and is expected home this
coming Sunday. 1t will be six weeks
before she can start to walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley mo-
tor.d to Trenton on Wednesday last,
accompanied by members of the
Board of Education of Orange, N. j.,
where they are erecting million
dollar high school building for which
Mr.. Sibley is the architect The trip
on Wednesday was to inspect the fur
niture and equipment in Mr.. Sibley's
Trenton schools.
Death of Mrs. Thompson
Real regret will be felt in Palisade
over the death of Miss Annie Eliza
beth Thompson at the Bergen County
Home in Oradell on last Tuesday
night. Miss Thompson lived with her
sister and brother for a number of
years in Palisade, where they made
many friends. The brother died sew
eral years ago. One invalid sister,
Miss Jane, survives.
Burial took place on Friday after
noon in Fairview Cemetery, Rev. AL
Ian Hunter officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kilcarr at
tended a dinner at the Hotel Ala
mack on last Saturday evening. Over
hundred guests were present.
Mrs. Harry Elkan attended bridg,
4 party at the Roosevelt Hotel OF
H Wednesday afternoon.
II Mrs. Charles OF entertained part.
II of guests at the Columbia varsit.
II show in the Waldorf-Astoria on Sat
II urday afternoon of last week, thos
II present being friends from Palisad
II and Weehawken.
II Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Schaefe
II have returned from weekend visi
III with friends in Philadelphia.
II The next meeting of the recentl
II organized junior league auxiliary O
III the Women's League of the Unio
II Church of Palisade will be on Marc
H 2S. Miss Edith Mistarka is presiden
II of the league.
Mrs. Charles T. Logan has bee
II quite ill this week with a violent cold
III but is now much better.
II Little Miss Marie Jeanne Mapes dc
II lighted Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mape
II on st. Patrick's morning by her al
II rival on that date, as dainty littl
II darling as ever was.
II Miss Jeane Ciancio of 1923 Glel
II road, gave a surprise birthday part
II for her father ON last Saturday eve
II ming in their home. Over score O
H friends and relatives gathered to cele
\ brate the forty-eighth anniversary o
| Mr.. Ciancio's natal day. The hom
| was prettily decorated and after al
II evening of games and dancing del
II cious refreshments were served.
H The guests included: Mrs. Franl
\ Ciancio, Misses Mary and Carme
: Ciancio, Messrs. Joseph, Sol, Philil
. and Francis Ciancio, Mr.. and Mrs
Salvatore Ciancio, Mr.. Joseph Ciancio
Jr., Miss Philyis Di Pasquade, MI
and Mrs. Frank MALTA and sons, MI
and Mrs Paul Tatra and family, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Fassola, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Bussca, Mr. and Mrs. Paul d
Benditto, Mr. and Mrs. Salvador,
Nicasio and son, Mrs. Lillian McDon
aid and son, Misses Eleanor anG
Mary Mcdonald, Miss Margaret Der
rig, Mr.. Charles SHED, Mr.. George
Diamond, Mr.. Charles Ailessa, Mrs
Mary Renaghan, Miss Anne Renaghan
Messrs. George, Patrick, Thomas anC