New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
@WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
.v,TErR GOLF PLAYERS TO CONTEST
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
IMPRESSIVE CHURCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


- REGISTRATION FALL DANCES BEGUN
MOTIFS ABOUT WEIL~KNOWN PEOPLE.
Tho au,ateur Championship golf competition for
.,e championship of the United States VIII begin
" ,,, links . the 81. Andrews GOLF Club in this
,v on Thursday Of next week and continue Frfay
~ SATURDAY II is open all anna "ur golfers.
r,acb game will consist OF one round OF eighteen
h,les The first prize is gold and diamond cham
,,nshjp III. lal. the second a silver medal, ana the
hir1 = bronze medal Those who have entered are:
6, Andrew Golf Club-John Reid John 3. Up
ham l. H. Stoddarl. u. : henderson, y J. i.v-
rore J e. Ten Eyck. Walter f.. IOdgmon. X.
u Roberts y. c. H. Barnes. George Hunter. Alex
o,,er tombstone. William w Boitome, IL. y sand
IN and + L. V. Hoppn. Tuxedo Golf Club
mr. = e. Rushmore. Olaf Van Cortlandt. T. y van
cortlandL Alfred Seton. jr.; j. l. I'rcese' Pierre
1orllard jr. Walker Brcese Smith and +. G Kent.
washington Golf Club-Willam j.. Curtis aud Henry
Nav Chicago Golf Club-Charles Ba'r Macdon-
ola Country cub Brooklne, Mass-Robert Bacon
o,d Laurence Curtis. ShnneCOck Hills Golf club.
couhhauIton. l.. John Frederick Gray. staten
t,,and coli Cuh-C. A. Fry J. \. Rove r. ROB
,,son and 6 f. Armstrong. The entries for the
Foursomcs. for which the prizes are two handsome
silver loving cups are composed of teams from the
entries already mentioned. The entries for In" pro-
fessjonal match for which thc first prize is 500
,5 a gold and diamond pin; the second so. AMI
competitors winning prize 10 receive 50 are
william Dunn Shnnecock Hills 6. G.; Willie Camp
beu Country club, Samuel Fucker. 81 Andrew
q G and probably W. F. Davis. Newport c. {.
The s. Andrews is the Oldest golf club ~ the
1-,rad states and was organized November u. ISIS
I,s officers are: John Reid. president; William Del
evan Baldwin vice-president Harry q. Tallmadge,
secretary AMI treasurer; W. F. Hodgman. captain.
The First Reformed Church Of this city has an
annual ceremony which is interesting ana impress
svs and for the twenty first time the pastor. pr
David Cole. conducted it last SUNDAY evening IL
was the presentation of Bibles 10 children whom the
Doctor had baptized in infancy. on their arrival AT
ION wears Of age The service was introduced in
lN4 Each year he takes from the register OF chi-
dren he has baptized the names Of those who have
reached the age of ten years. While the ceremony
Is conducted by pastor himself. 1t is understood
10 be the act Of the church. As an evidence OF
this the Consstory stand with the pastor al the
platform After each child has received a prettlly
bound Bible with its name In gilt letters upon H.
The reverend pastor explains in simple language to
the children the meaning Of baptism ana why
the church has this ordinance Twenty years ago
the service unknown. but now more than iorN
churches are using 1t. taking their idea from Dr'
Cole Those who received Bibles this year were
Albert Doremus Raymond Wiley. Bessie cox. VIII
ian German Griffith Bertholf. Carrie Peters tdi'h
Stewart Henry V. Clark and Edna Williams. In
the twenty-nine years of his ministry the DoC'o'
has baptized 1872 children
To meet the increasing demands of their business
u Saunderss Sons have begun the erection OF
four-story brick addition TO their factory IN Amer
ton-st IL will have frontage of l'S feet IN 'n"'
street and a depth OF s. feet. They manufacture
pipe-cutting and pipe-threading machines. EDWARD
I'nderhill is erecting fourstory brick hrrproo'
storehouse In Ann-st. having frontage OF ~ ieet
and depth of 20 feet. The block in Warburton-
ave between Main and Dock SITS. which was De
stroyed by fire on August 1893 has been almost
entirely rebuilt Alderman Schlobohm has erected
q double four-story building for flats. oJXso ana
has similar building in course OF erection next to
IT, James Mccain and Mrs. Getty each have
buildings under way. which will undoubtedly be IN
closed before cold weather sets in. Ground has
been broken in Woodworth-ave near Union Place,
for home for H. Lansing Quick.
A number OF newcomers have taken up their resi-
dsnce at Parkhill George u. Edridge Of Wash
ington H. C.. vice-president OF tn Mutual re
serve Fund Association has taken cottage III
Ara-ave: Charles Sanford Dehl. associate manager
Of the Associated Press has leased Mrs Peihan :
cottage and William Seaman viii occupy MS lie"
hous- about the middle % the month
This is the second day OF registration. and the
inspectors will be at the poling-places from a m
till D. m The registration Of last week In the CITY
was 81 gain OF 63 last fall. and 20 over
last spring OF tins number 21 were registered In
the First Ward 252 in the Second ~ In the Ih'in
Is Il the Fourth and 1871 in the Fifth ,.-.
GYPSY" smith. the evangelist has been holding
meetings for two weeks at the Warburion Avenue
Ra,,,st Church closing them Tuesday night. More
than a hundred persons have been In the inquiry
room Or Hobart himself conservative, expresses
his hearty approval OF the evangehsts spirit anu
methods. sensation was caused by the anhOu t"
t h,a J'S,. u, h cose 81 the Wednesday evening
pai5 DTme1'ns Re soSs from yonkrs 10 Indian
apoiis and will sail for home about December l.
, III otis Elevator Company has received a con
tract for an elevator carry people from the sta
lion at Parkhll to the TOP o. me h Ig 1 sbnb
s sRc VIZ Is and viii cost about 5000 including
heat building at the top OF the Slope
SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL NOTES.
tn. Veteran National Guardsmen. social organ-
cation composed Of members who have served their
time IN the 4th Separate Company. y q. ;.
y. y have changed their name. and in future VIII
be known rs the 4th Separate Company Vet
eran Association. The association viii hold
cambake on October 26
The first Of the fall dances Of the Parkhil Coun-
try club was held a. the clubhouse on Tuesday
evening 1t largely attended by New-fork
and BROOKLYN people friends OF the hOstesses. Mrs.
Brnckerhon and Miss Brewer well az a number
Of the club members. The walls Of the ballroom
prettily decorated with pale blue crepe paper
and daisies pucked from the hillsides. Pound. Of
New-York. furnished the music. and light refresh
ments served during the evening. on Thurs
day evening next Messrs. Ransom and Emmett OF
New-York, Will entertain the club with an evening
OF mirth and magic. -,
+. X Martin held a house-warmng and family
reunion on Monday evening at his handsome nome
IN Aila-ave. which has Just been completed
Eshteen members Of the family were present ii0hE
Ilnerent parts OF the country, and the festivities
4dsteN several days
Assemblyman John G. iiarrgan and Mrs. Iiar-
ryan who were married in New-York city Mon
uay afternoon, held reception at their home IN
ths city Tuesday evening.
Mr Spaulding. Of Chicago, was the guest this
week OF his brOtheT-in-law. +. s. Presbrey, manag-
~; W Editor Of The Forum" at his home, No. 5l2
coroner Charles A. Miles is being prominently
nseTuoned Tor the Office of Health Of1cer Ia place
go. n alentne Browne. whose term or once, ac-
FIX RI 10 Justice Dykman, expired on october J.
nauas rev w. Armitage Bear1see, who was com
formed resign the pastorate Of the ParkniI ke-
f,,bsr hlrcn. owing ill health. has gone 20 ms
nr ths Ine az Holland. Mich. TO recuperatc Dur
iake "uter ne Will conduct mission at Saranac
4'ahe' n the Adirondacks