Palisadian., 1925-02-06


Arthur, of Union Hill.
Seymour N. Sears, of Columbia ave-
nue., entertained at dinner Saturday
evening in honor of John Rencken,
of Washington avenue, who left for
Syracuse University Monday.
Miss Catherine Carroll, of Anderson
avenue, was home from Montclair
Normal School for the weekend.
Mrs. Florence Paul, formerly of
Palisade entertained at dinner at her
home on Washington Heights on Sun
| day complimentary 70 Miss Emma
Hodkinson, S. M. Hodkinson, Miss
Edna Perry and N. B. Hartman, all of
Grantwood.
Mrs. F. Strich and son Clifford, of
Brooklyn, are spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. A. Johnson, of
Marion avenue.
Miss Margret Kenny, of Orange,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Yale,
of Anderson avenue, Palisade. Miss
Kenny was formerly member of the
Grantwood grammar school faculty.
/ A meeting of the Ferncliff Social
Club was held in the Epiphany Church
Hall on Knox avenue, Thursday eve.
ming to make arrangements for St
Valentine dance to be held Friday
evening, February 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner E. Kaelin, oil
Lawton avenue, rendered a surprise
party to their son, Robert in honor
of his fifth birthday anniversary Tues
day afternoon. The guests included
Lester and Junior Pepe, Mrs. Herman
Pepe, Mrs. Herman Konanz and
daughter Evelyn, Mrs. Anton Frost
Helen and Gordon Kaelin.
Mrs Joel Webster, of Grantwood
avenue, spent the weekend in Phila
delphia.
Carl Carlson, of Franklin avenue
left for Lehigh University Monday
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Farley. of Palisade
Park, was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Hanna, of Lawton Court
Sunday.
The members of the Phi Delta Epsi
Ion fraternity held their first basket
ball game in the Cliffside Park High
School gymnasium Tuesday evening
Members of the last years gradual
ing class of the Cliffside Park Higl
School have completed arrangement
for reunion to be held in the loca
gymnasium tomorrow evening. Tee
Osmer's Collegians will furnish the
music for dancing.
Mrs. Louis Stark and sons Louis
and Winet, of Caldwell, have moved
back to their home on Grant avenue
after an absence of several years.
, Miss Mildred Marchesanno, of An
derson avenue, was pleasantly SUI
day evening in honor of her birthda
anniversary.
During the evening games an
dancing were enjoyed. Miss Mar
5 La Marca rendered several voca
solos. At late hour supper wa
served.
: A huge cake formed the center
piece for the table. Streamers of pas
tel shades completed the decorations
The guests included: Misses Emil.
and Elvira Marini, Irene and Mildre,
Fitzgerald, Mary and Marguerite l.;
Marca, Marie Larkin and Elizabetl
Hoppe.
Several young people of Grantwoo(
attended party given to Miss Dor
othy Horning, of Woodcliff, recently
: Among those present were: Mis-
Hazel Elemdorf, Seymour N. Sears
Jr., and Leo LIE Bert de Bar.
Miss Violet Paris, of Grant avenue
left for Montclair Normal School
, Sunday Miss Catherine Berls, of Law
ton avenue, for Trenton Normal.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Leach have
been obliged to change the date o
their musical evening from the regu
lar date of Wednesday, February II
to Thursday February IL, as the prtn
cipal guest of honor, Mr.. Noble, Jn'
celebrated organist, is engaged for ,
Philharmonic concert rendered by Mr.
Wanamaker in honor of the four mos
prominent organists in the world. rep
resenting France, Belgium, Italy an(
America, to the National Association
of Organists, of which Mr. Noble Il
president.
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