New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEwOOD.
SOCIAL LIFE AT THE FIELD CLUB FOR THE
COMING wINTER-DEATH OF TWO
LEADING CITIZENS.


COMING wINTER-DEATH OF TWO
LEADING CITIZENS.
The Englewood Field Club is making unusually
elaborate preparations for social pleasures In the
coming winter. The following Entertainment Com
mttee has been appointed for this purpose: Mrs
Alanson T. Enos Mrs. Henry ". Banks, jr., Mrs
Henry A. Schenck Miss Coe Miss Blyth, Frederick
s. Duncan, George S. Coe, jrp and Dwight a.
Jones. 1t IL arranged that Tuesday evening each
week shall be given up for special entertainments
which any individual member or members OF the
o,,h vsh 10 hold ard It Is expected each o.
these evenings that some member Will give a dance
or card party any other similar entertainment.
Although these occasions will therefore be In way
private all the members OF the club may feel at
narfect liberty 10 20 to the clubhouse at such
times II is proposed set aside Saturday evening
NJ each week as club night and al least once
month TO give some definite entertainment there
Monday Wednesday. Thursday and FRIDAY even
ings have been left open for bowling parties and
three clubs have already been organized TO make
use of the alleys these nights. dance Will be
given for club members on Tuesday evening, No
venber s. and the Entertainment Committee is
arranging for an exhibition of Gibson Pictures
for Saturday evening. November 10. The cordial
feeling which exists throughout the club has never
been so strong It is at the present day and the
members looking forward on this account 10
an unusually enjoyable winter
OF General Samuel A. Duncan, which was he'u !"
tho chapel OF the Presbyterian Church last MohuaH
Afternoon. The Rev. James Eeils mace d iVtaDl'
excellent address. There were present cor @
ble DELEGATION from the Loya. Legion, OF Wv
York OF which General Duncan was sei az rngis
commander There has been no death IN Ehgie
wood for years which has occasioned such sinGe
grief on all sides and which has been such pio W.
70 the community that of General duncan = N
almost every good work IN the life OF the town M
active intelligent and generous interest VIII pe
missed He of the most gehlal di:u fIiui;
disposition His fellow-citizens here were pIouu
too OF his standing in his profession. AS a Paeen zen
lawyer he had d National reputation, ana was coz or,
sidsred an authority on this subject In which MS
researches had been discriminating and pToiouhdi
Al a meeting OF the Engewood Clup OF Wnicn
General Duncan was president held Iast ga tuiuaS
night euloestic resolutions were passed ana u was
decided to have portrait painted OF the uead fia"
10 hang on the wall Of the clubhouse.
Another death which called forth grea, sorrow
here was that OF Frederick Brownfeld. who ded
at his home In Engie-st, Hghwood last SATURDAY
morning He underwent operation for appencicl-
was one OF the representatives in New-iork OF the
Rank of British North America. The Rev George
+ Flichtner rector OF the Episcopal Churcn' con-
Quoted the services Monday afternoon
Dr. Augustn Knopach gave a lecture on Mem
Dry" FOR the benefit OF the Society OF Consecrated
Talent at the home of :. b. Hard last Thursday
evening He had interested audience
Preparat tons are being made for ST. Ceci,!a's fair
which will be held next week at the Armory De
ginning on Tuesday evening.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Sallie
Doughty daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. stewart
Doughty, TO John DaW