New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
ESGLEWOOD.
PLEASURES AND ENTERTAINMENTS ANNOUNCED
FOR THE COMING FoRTNiGHT-DoiHGS
AT THE FIELD CLUE.

PLEASURES AND ENTERTAINMENTS ANNOUNCED
FOR THE COMING FoRTNIGHT-DoiHGs
AT THE FIELD CLUE.
The coming weeks seem 10 be filled with enter
tainmens Of various kinds. athletic. musical
strictly intellectual. charitable and otherwise. The
pupils OF Mrs E. H. Garfield. who almost every
spring give cania.a in Engiewood. VIII give
a musical entertainment for the benefit OF
the Daisy Fields Home next Friday even
ing May "a, at the Lyceum. The patron
esses will be Mrs. Herbert Il. Turner. MS.
Samuel A. Duncan. Mrs. u. NJ. Banks. Mrs. W. o.
Terry, Mrs Richard f.. Cochran. Mrs. c. W. Vaien-
tine, Miss Frances Lyman. Mrs j. Hugh Peters.
Mrs. Donald Mackay. Mrs. william S. Doughty.
Mrs E. A. Brinckerhof. Mrs. Delos Bliss. Mrs. Il.
F. Pond and Miss Katherine $ sawtclle. The chief
support OF the Daisy Fields Home for Crippled
Children has always come from Englewood people.
and although several well-known New-York women
are actively interested IN INC Work. J., ~ ,he gen.
wood who respond most quickly 20 me calls ior
these poor children, and who give most liberal back
ing to the plans for helping them
On Thursday. June 6. an outdoor fete for the bene-
Of the S building sHa Of ss M be- s. d sas
conner is supposed TO bring one or two packages
worth each Then there w be Mss
holder OF Ticket VIII be entitled TO package
but the eniertainers expect the results to help
materially in sweeping away the 800 which is SIN
owing on the plot OF land owned by the Exchange,
brary OF the Iyceum on THE Cosnc Roots OF
Love and Self Sacrifice" He Will lecture again this
evening In the same place on The Eternal Realty
OF Religion"
The Fell Club VIII give handicap tennis tcurna-
ment. olCn 10 all members Of the CLUB. next Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday afternoon. Tho contests
will be In mems singles. mems doubles. women ;
doubles and mixed doubles First and second
In the doubles The Field Club nine Will play the
Jersey CITY Field Club team this afternoon az
Englewood, and after the game tea VIII be served
at the clubhouse. This innovation has proved 20
popular that tea VII. be served every Saturday
afternoon In the pretty rooms OF the club building
Next Thursday afternoon. from u I O'Clock
Mrs. Henry Ward Banks VIII give reception M
Iillholme IN Palsade-avc., for her daughter. Mrs
George Mcconnell. Of Fushaw Park. Wilmslow
England. Mrs. James Mortimer MONTGOMERY. OF
Englewoof. Will receive with Mrs. Banks Mrs Nc.
Connel, who married In october. 1898. and went
with her family.
II. II. Hoffman cashier OF the Citizens Nation,
Bank OF Engcwood who was seriously III win
pneumonia last winter and who has not yet rccoy
cred his strength fully has, upon the advice OF lbs
physician. resigned his place cashier OF the bnnk
generous provision for Mr.. HOFFMAN Tor ZONE
months come IN view OF his faithful services &c
the bank. Charles +. Park Will succeed him a.
cashier.
The Rev James Eells. pastor Of the prosbytcriar
Church, is away from home AT the Presbyteriaf
General Assembly In Pl.tsburg. In mis- absence Or
Vincent VIII III his pulpit.
There issno longer any DOUBT That the borough o
Engcwood cliffs Is TO be material fact. for th'
election last week resulted In the ratification Of
the proposition to establish the borough. Eng q
wood people accept this decision with equanImi'y
for OF course II docs not mean at all that they ar
10 be deprived OF the delights which they nave al
ways enjoyed and the gores Of the Palisades.