New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEWOOD.
AN INTERESTING SCHEME TO ORGANIZE a CoUN

AN INTERESTING SCHEME TO ORGANIZE CoUN-
TRY cLuy-coRNERsToNE-LA OF
ST PAULs PARISH HOME
meeting OF the Englewood Club Will be held
tonight. to discuss the proposition Of enlarslns the
organization into a country club. This idea has
been advanced o; late. owing 10 the fact that the
new Engiewood Hotel has been closed and IL lying
idle. Members OF the club have felt that here was
an opportunity OF enlargng It's scope, and making
It's headquarters the ola hotel II seems .mprob-
able however. that the scheme " II be put through
The hote.. while conveniently situated In many
ways IL by no means deal spot for a country
club 1T Is directly in the centre OF the town near
the foot OF the hill. The not signify one
nor the place swept constantly by cool oreezes
The majority OF the members of the club seem to
feel that II country club is to be organized, its
house should be near the Palisades or lar up the
slope leading to them, where the views fine
and where all is open countryside. 1t is possible
however, that some IDEAS may be advanced tonight
that Will change this seemingly prevalent feeling.
The cornerstone OF the new par.sh-h house OF st.
Pauis Protestant Episcopal Church was lad with
appropriate ceremonies iast Saturday afternoon.
The building is TO be OF stone, and VIII be a hand
some and appropriate structure Many we-known
clergymen and iaymen were present at the exer-
c!ses The Rev. MIR. Fhchtner the rector opened
the ceremonies, and Archdeacon Jevney. or Jersey
City, placed the stone. He solid silver
trowel. made by Tiffany G Co., and inscribed
follows: Used In the Laying of the Cornerstone OF
ST. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Parish Home.
Saturday. september p, 1885, 81. Matthews Day.
Presented by Andrew ID. Bogert." The Rev. Dr.
Langford, the general secretary OF missions In
New-York City. formerly pastor OF the church,
made an ADDRESS, ana followed by the Rev.
James Eells, pastor OF the Presbyterian Church,
VINO spoke al Iehaf OF All the sster-cnurcnes o.
Engewood
An effort is being made by the bicycle riders of
EngleWood 10 put al vehicles on the same footing
with bicycles At a SPECIAL meeting OF the Town
ship Committee. on Tuesday evening, ordnance
was introduced by Oliver Didke-SInitn 10 require
all vehicles 10 carry a gn; from half
alter sunset until nalf an nour before sunrise In
The morning. The motion was advanced FIRST
reading. and Is l.Kely 10 pass al the meeting
oil The committee. A twenty-nve-mie ROAD race
open to rluers OF Bergen County, beng arranged
Tor october l. ana Is. Prizes WIZ be awarded
winners OF the nrst nve places, prizes
time VIII also be awarded
The second tennis match betwC en- the Englewood
Field club ana the Nutley FIELD Tennis Cub at
NutIey, ended Ike the nIst, IN draw Romans
ana Giadwin played star game for Eng .ewood.
Miss Fannie Gould Baldwin, daughter OF Dr.
Baldwin. Will be married to Carroll Dunham Rider
on Tuesday, october 5. at p. m at the home OF
Or. BALDWIN. in Engle-st.
John Z. Miller returned last Saturday on the St
Louis from forty-fve days trip abroad. Among
other Engewood people 1ho have returned from
their summer outings are f. A. Brinckerhoff ana
his family who have been spending the summer
Blake and his family. who have spent September
In New Hampshire; Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Deland
Chester Looms and MIR and Mrs. W. A. Childs ana
their family.