Personal and Social
Grantwood
Thomas Ryan of Duffy and Thomas
will return home after Labor Day
He is at present in Ireland.
H. B. Joyce, fi8'» Palisade avenue
is spending his vacation in Maine. H
will return home after Labor Day.
Miss Vivien Donaldson has returnci
from a vacation spent in North Caro
linn, visiting friends, and also at Ce
dar Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. H. TV. Benda and Mrs
G. R. Thayer motored to Orient, L. I
on Saturday. The Bendas will re
main with Mrs. Thayer until nex
Tuesday.
, Miss Ethel Sears of Columbia ave
nue, Grantwood, recently left for ;
two-weeks’ stay at Camp On ike.
| Mrs. Albert Thygeson entertainer
on Thursday, members of the choir o
the Congregational Church, at tea w
her home on Grant avenue.
Miss Gertrude Fagin of Lincoln ave
nue, is confined to her home with ser
ions illness.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Le Cato, havi
returned from a motor trip to Vir
ginia, during which they visited re
latives. They were accompanied b;
Mr. Le Cato’s sister, Mrs. Meyer.
Cards have been received fron
George and Ellen Nelson of 173 Oak
dene avenue, from Kent City, Oceai
Grove, where they have been enjoyinj
a short stay.
The Cliffside Park High School ha
postponed the date of the Laying o
the Corner Stone which was to be heh
September 11, to Saturday, Septembei
25: The Cliffside Local Lodge of
will be in charge of the demonstration
Mrs. Edwin Manahan of Knox ave
nue, will have as her guest, her father
Mr. Otto Arems of Pittsburir.
Cards have been reCeived^from Mr
George F. Hall, who is camping ai
Sabael, N. Y.
Cards have been received from Ed
ward Rose and Dominick Sepi, whr
are staying at Washington, D. C.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Berls of Grantwooc
hava returned to their home aftei
. spending a few weeks touring througl
Beachwood, Atlantic, and Washing
ton, D. C.
Miss Helen Flood of Grantwood, hat
left for Florida where she will visit
Miami,and sail up the St. James river
She is accompanied on the trip bj
Miss Fifield of Paterson.
Dance
Grantwood Fire Company, No. 1
will hold a dance at the ballroom ir
Palisades Amusement Park, Thurs.
ftwpt. b,—Th»ee silver -loving -cups wit
be presented to the winners of £
Charleston contest. There will be
many other interesting features dur
ing the evening. Charles C. Knapp it
Secretary and manager of the dance
Which will draw a lurge attendance.
1 Mrs. William Heaton of Elizabeth,
formerly a resident of Grantwood,
was in town for a day lust week, mo
toring front her home.
Cliffside and Fairview
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop and daughter,
Elizabeth, of 212 Clark terrace, have
just returned after spending the sum
mer at Stephensville, N. Y.
Mrs. Subuhier of Fulton terrace, en
tertained on Thursday afternoon sev
eral of her friends at a coffee party.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stubbins of And
erson avenue will motor to the Cat
skill mountains over the week-end.
' The Misses May and Helen Cudien
• of Clark terrace, Cliffside, recently
returned from a three-weeks’ stay at
Camp Kernan.
Miss Maragarct O’Hanlon and Mrs.
D. F. Byran of Hudson Heights, are
back home after a motor trip to Gras
sy Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Glnsser and daughter,
Ethel, of Jersey avenue, have returned
to their home after a very pleasant
sojourn at htc Pocono Mountains, Pa.
Mr. Gordon of Fulton terrace, who
is confined to the Holy Name Hospital
and who recently underwent an opera
tion, is now convalescing.
Mrs. Maher and her grandson,
Thomas Glasser of Jersey avenue,
have returned to their home after an
extended stay in Mass.
Cards have been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Callahan of Kearney avenue,
from Trenton, where they are visit
ing relatives.
, The sister hood of the Congrega
tion Sons of Isreal of Cliffside Park,
will resume activities in September
ami will be glad to hear from any
Jewish families who have moved to
Cliffside during the summer. The
president of the sister hood, M rs.
rienrich of Palisade, will be glad to
welcome any members to the Organi
zation.
The Clover club of Cliffside Park
rpet at the home of Mrs. Eberle at
Park avenue, recently. Among those
present were, Mrs. Herman Konanz
of South river, formerly of Cliffside,
Mrs. Franz and Mrs. Kaelin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speyer of
Cliffside, are enjoying the summer at
Long Reach.
Cards have been received from Dr.
and Mrs. W. Schmidt and family of
Commercial avenue, Cliffside, stating
that they are enjoying their stay in
the Adirondack mountains.
Cards have ben received from Miss
Clementina Nicosia of Cecelia avenue,
stating that she is enjoyihg her stai
at the home of relatives in Rochester
N. Y.
Miss Claire Vogt of Anderson ave
nue, ClifFside, entertained at a bridgi
’ party at her home on Saturday even
’ ing. After the games, the prizes wer<
awarded to the winners and the guest:
’ enjoyed a social time. The hostes:
' served a delicious repast at midnight
Cards have been received from Mr
Maurer and daughter, Lorretta, o
Commercial avenue, ClifFside, fron
Italy. They are making a tour o
England, France, Italy, and Switz
• ci land, and are expected home the lat
’ ter part of this month.
Miss Sophie Weigand of 444 And
erson avenue, ClifFside, is planning t<
spend her vacation at Warwick, N. Y
Mr. and Mrs. J. Havcrstock~of Wil
1 fred terrace, were the guests at tin
homft of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lesieur o:
, Woodcliff, on Sunday evening. Othei
guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Quen
1 by, of Union City, and Mrs. Hen
Uaverstock.
Cards have been received from Mr
and Mrs. George Burgers and family
of Edgewater road, ClifFside, who an
' spending their vacation in the Adir
ondack Mountains.
r *Mr. and Mrs. Weeber and family o'
Edgewater Heights, ClifFside, have re
( turned to their home after a ven
pleasant sojourn at Jeffersonville, N
Y.
i
Mrs. C. Krudener of Fulton terrace
had as her luncheon guests, Mrs. A1
. fred Teach, and Mrs. J. Marangelo
• of Jersey City, Mrs. Thomas DeRiso
I of North Bergen on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodcock ol
. Qliffside, are entertaining for severa
days their niece, Miss Myrtle Bought
erty of Philadelphia, Pa.
Master Allan Lucht of Fulton ter
race, is spending the week at the home
of grandparents in Mt. Vernon.
Miss Vivien Porter^>f Cecelia ave
nue and Oncrest terrace, ClifFside, has
been accepted as a pupil of Mr. Koss
loff of New York, who engages danc
ers for the Capitol theatre, in New
York city. She has also joined the
swimming club of which Gertrude
Ederle is a member.
Cerds have been received from Mrs.
Mae Cole of Palisade avenue, stating
that she is thoroughly enjoying her
stay at Lake Champlain and tour of
the New England States.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Franklin and
daughter, Doris of Clark terrace, have
returned to their home after spending
the week-end as hte guest of Miss E.
Storey, at her estate at Northport,
Long Island.
Miss, Bella Brandt; of Englewood,
formerly of Wilfred terrace, ClifFside,
was visiting in town, on Saturday.
Cards have been received from Miss
Agnes Sheehan of Morningside avenue
stating that she is enjoying her stay
in Boston, Mass., as the guest of rel
atives.
Mr. Gordon of Fulton terrace, who
was removed to the Holy Name Hos
pital of Teaneck, on Monday of this
week, and who has undergone a very
serious operation, is improving.
The ClifFside Park-Fairview Auxili
ary of the Holy Name Hospital of
Teaneck, N. J., met at St. John’s Hall
on Tuesday. Mrs. F. A. Banville the
’ president presided; the main discus*
, sion was about the apron and food
sale which will be held at the St.
. John’s grounds on Wednesday after
, noon, September 1. There were three
. neu» members admitted; Mrs. W. Rei
. ly, Miss Barbara Weigand and Mrs.
; Weiss.
» Miss Charlotte and Marie Hellstern
. of Hudson Heights, and Mrs. Lutz of
, Weehawken are going to spend the
! week-end at Asbury Park.
[ Cards have been received from Miss
Vera Roady of Hudson Heights stat
ing that she is having a lovely time
' at Sea Bright, N. J.
Marion Vendeweghe of Edgewater
Heights, Miss Vivien Porter of Edge
1 water Heights, and Miss Marie Hell
stern of Hudson Heights, enjoyed a
theatre party on Wednesday after
[ noon. ♦
Peter and Youis Prossen of Edge
water Heights and Joseph and Charier;
Vendeweghe also of Edgewater
Heights are spending the remainder
of their vacation camping at Green
pond, N. J.
| Miss Ruth Watsick of Ifudson
Heights is expected home sometime
this week after spending three \yeeks
, in the Catskill Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Vandeweghe of Edge
, water Heights and Mr. and Mrs. E.
Hellstern of Hudson Heights, are go
ing on a fishing trip to Atlantic City
over the week-end.
The Misses Marie, Anna, and Berte
Jens of Edgewater Heights, accomp
anied by Miss Mae Cole, have just
returned from an extended motor trip
through the New England States and
the White Mountains. Stopovers were
made at Newport, Boston, Portland,
and Crawford Notch. Also a sight
seeing trip was taken through Ausable
Chasm and Ticonderoga. The party
spent several days at Tripp Lake in
the Adirondacks, where fishing, bath
ing, and other out-of-door sports were
indulged in. They returned by the
way of Lake George and Saratoga.
Mrs. E. Aichelman. of Cecelia ave
nue, recently entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Aichelmann of Virginia
and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Aichelmann
and daughter, Estelle, of Altoona, Pa.,
for a few days and then the party
journeyed to Virginia for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gowen, ac
companied by their sons, Winthrop
and Arron, are motoring up to Cedar
Beach, Vermont, where they will
spend a short vacation, returning later
with Dr. Gowen who has been syiend
ing the month of August there.
0 Englewood Cliffs > u
Mrs. Q. Currie of Bayview,avenue,
returned frorh Conesus, N. Y., Tues
day night in their new Dodge sport
roadster.
Mrs. Emery Bronte returned home
on Tuesday from the Englewood Hos
pital where she underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis.
The Grammar School will open on
September 13, Englewood High School
on September 8.
Mrs. Adolph Lutz entertained Mr.
and Mrs. A. Lutz and Miss Augusta
Lutz and Mr. William Lutz on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Houghtaling,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houghtaling and i
family spent the week-end in'the Cat
j skills.
| The Englewood Cliffs Board of Ed
] ucation held a special meeting, August
31 to consider transportation* of the
High school and Grammar school
I pupils. Two propositions were before
the Board and the president, Mr. E.
Wood, and the clerk, Mr. H. Enger,
were emjrowered to accept either at
their discretion.
Coytesville
George Gebhardt, fi5 of 3rd street,
Coytesville, died last Sunday after a
long illness. Services were held on
Tuesday evening at the Dutch Church,
and burial at Woodiawn Cemetery, N.
Y., took place on Wednesday. Mr.
Gebhardt is survived by his wife and
several sisters.
Mr. T. IJufe of Sixth street, Coytes
ville, is in the Englewood Hospital
seriously ill. Mr. liufe is well known
in Coytesville, having been born here
and having served for many years as
a volunteer fireman.
All the memabers of the Woods
family of Washington avenue, return
er from their stay at their bungalow
near Wurtzboro, N. Y., because of the
continued rains. The day aften they
came home the weather changed and
they are hoping for better luck on
their next visit.
Arthur Burns of Seventh street, is
working now as timekeeper at the
Dyckman street ferry.
Fort Lee
Mrs. Henry Krai! and Eleanor,
Catherine and Henry, Jr., of Lemoine
avenue, will return on Monday from
a months’ vacation at Ocean Breeze,
Staten Island.
Miss Gladys Abbott and Miss Mar
tha Abbott of Lemoine avenue, and
Mrs. Harry Beedenbendef’ of Linwood
avenue, will return Sunday from a
week’s vacation at Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rowell and their
daughter, Bessie, of Center avenue,
will return shortly from Sehroon lake,
N. Y., where they have been staying
for one month.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Weiss of Wood
cliff, and Mr. and Mrs. Packer of
Center avenue, are on a tour through
northern New York and Canada. On
their tour they visited Quebec, Mont
real, and Niagara Falls. Coming home
they will tour the New England
states.
Miss Evelyn Schcimer. passed the
week-end visiting her friend, Miss
Emma Hoelschen of Brooklyn.
• The Helping Hap(| Society of the
Qhristiap, Qrphan Home,has decided
t<i hold itsi,»n,cxt meeting, which will
bfc the hist for this season, on Tues
day, September 14.
Mrs. Carl’ Axzell and daughter,
Helen and James Silvers, of Fletcher
avenue, are taking part in a show at
Otisville, N. Y., this week.
' Coming Wedding
The many friends of Mr. William
Connell, teacher in Cliffside Park High
school are happy to hear of his en
gagement to Miss Vera Reynolds of
Hartford, Conn. The wedding to take
place sometime this fall.
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MISS C. A. DELAFOLIE
3 Delafolie Lane
FORT LEE, NEW JERSEY
THE ENGLEWOOD
COUNTRY SCHOOL
PALISADE AVE., anj BEECH HOAD
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Sixth street, Hoboken
Preparatory school for'boys
FALL TERM STARTS
SEPTEMBER 20th
Phone Hoboken 2167
B. F. CARTER, Principal
“Catalogue on request”
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Boarding School
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MAIN ST.. FORT LEE
School opens Sept., 14, 1926
-Phone Fort Lee 50
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