Palisadian., 1925-01-16
Village Gossip

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Prof John r. Crawford, of Lafay-
cite University, Easton, Pa, was a
visitor in Palisade on business trip.
He Is the owner of one of the finest
homes in Palisade, en- Dearborn road,
but has not lived here for several
years. Prof. Crawford was a resident
of Palisade during the World War in
which he took an active interest. He
was associated with some very earn
est and stirring times and played his
part with intelligence and feeling.
Some of his war "reminiscences would
make mighty interesting reading.
He has had a Palisade boy, Alan Car
son, under his guidance at Lafayette,
and is turning out graduate soon
who will be worthy representative.
Cruelty to Animals
James v. Woolcot Jr. was always
an interesting chap as boy, and had
many quaint views. One day Mrs.
Reynolds asked him:
James, what is your idea of cruelty
to animals?"
James thought a moment, then an
swered, dryly: We'll, if you tie tin
can to a dogs tail, don't tie it too
tight"
Well, boys and girls, what part of
a rabbit begins with the letter s.?
Truthful answer will win a ticket to
the movies.
To Mr. and Mrs. Moe Rosenthal of
Warren avenue on December "a a
baby girl, Gloria Sue.
Captain Harry Elkan was among
the guests present at the dinner given
in honor of the retiring General Rob-
ert Lee Bullard at the Hotel Astor in
New York city on Wednesday even
ing.
Professor Charles Berkey of Cum
bermede road will deliver his famous
Cobb Desert lecture before the 102nd
Engineers and the Society of Military
Engineers at the 102nd Regiment
Armory in New York city on Febru-
airy 10.
The Camp Fire Girls held their
meeting last Friday at the home of
Nettelen Unger on Abbott boulevard.
Before the meeting the girls went
coasting. Mrs. Charles Levy of Cum.
bermede road, gave them their first
lesson in bandaging which they did
very nicely. Mrs. H. T. Beans, their
guardian, says the girls enjoy the
work very much. There are twelve
girls in this group.
The friends of Mrs. A. w. Tams OF
Abbott boulevard will be glad to hear
that he is very much improved.
The Womans Republican Club OF
Palisade met at the home of Mrs. Carl
Holthousen on Bluff road Monday
January II. Mr.. Walter A. Kipp, di
rector of the board of freeholders
gave very interesting talk on what
the duties of a freeholder really are
There was large gathering of ladies'
and they all felt it was an afternoon
well spent. In the absence of Mrs
James Stewart, president, who is i'll
Mrs. Carl Holthausen. vice president,
had charge of the meeting Delicious
refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt on February 8.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bos-
wick and family of Aurora avenue
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
yNTTs. EeyTge Kruge OF Cumbermede
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooper of
Morning Side, West Palisade, on Mon
day last had dinner in New York city,
after which they went to the Hippo
drome.
Mrs. e. II. Schroth entertained her
Bridge Club at luncheon last Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Unger of Abbott houle-
ward entertained her Schumann Club
last Wednesday. The afternoon was
spent with music. Most delicious re-
freshments we're served, and all had
wonderful time.
Last Monday evening the Delta Sig
ma Sorority held their regular busi-
ness meeting at the home of Miss Hell
len Manning of Edgewood lane.
Those that attended were: The