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BROOKLYN LIFE 9 Emily S. Wood, Mrs. Lewis W. Francis, Mrs. Richard D.

Wrigley, Miss Elizabeth R. Greenwood, Mrs. Walter V. Cranford, Mrs. Cornelius D.

Wood, Mrs. Frederick MacKay, Miss Nettie Raymond, Mrs. Willard H. Platt, Mrs. Harold W.

Wilcox, Mrs. Frank H. Morse, Mrs. Frederick J. Van Vranken, Mrs.

Herbert W. Hanan, Miss Margaret H. Fawcett, Mrs. Bessie A. Mr.

Frederick Fisher, Mrs. P. Sturges, Mrs. Frederick H. Ecker, Miss Isabella Loring Hammitt, Mrs.

Charles L. Morse, Mrs. Charles Ingersoll, Mrs. Harold F. Fisher, Miss Margaret Cranford, Mrs.

William C. Greenwood, Mr. William V. Becker, Mrs. William Kennedy, Mr.

Samuel B. Jones, Mrs. Walter C. Burr, Mrs. John V.

Jewell, Miss Adele A. Frank, Mrs. Purcell C. Robertson, Miss Mabel Platt, Mrs. David H.

Knott, Mrs. Lester Van Brunt, Mrs. Lambert Suydam, Mrs. Howard P. Armstrong, Mrs.

J. Adolph Mollenhauer, Mrs. John Metcalf, Mrs. Frederick B. Pratt, Mrs.

Charles A. Boody, Mrs. Frederick W. Rowe, Mrs. H.

C. Allen, Mrs. Samuel H. Andrews, Mrs. Parke Rexford Kolbe, Mrs.

Alfred Bornmann, Mrs. Frederick L. Cranford, Mrs. Neilson Olcott, Mrs. Dean C.

Osborn, Mrs. Gilbert Elliott, Mrs. Palmer H. Jadwin, Mrs. William H.

H. Myers, Mrs. William J. Zartmann, Mrs. George U.

Tompers, Mrs. William G. Creamer, Mrs. John H. Dewes, Mrs.

Stephen Valentine, Horace L. Kent and Mrs. George N. Webster. INCLUDED IN THE LIST of subscribers for the three morning entertainments which will be given for the benefit of the Flatbush Boy's Club and Community Center, one of which took place last Wednesday and the others will be March 6th and 20th, are Mrs.

Edmund H. Driggs, Mrs. Theodore Burroughs, Mrs. E. K.

Metcalfe, Mrs. John S. Eakins, Mrs. Charles E. Potts, Mrs.

Frederick M. Gordon, Mrs. George West Van Ness, Mrs. Henry M. Wells, Mrs.

Thomas H. Brush, Mrs. H. Laurence Harber, Mrs. Harry Hamilton, Mrs.

Clarence W. Howland, Mrs. Nelson B. Nelson, Mrs. Samuel Pearsall, Mrs.

Matilde D. Kunz, Mrs. John L. Smith, Mrs. Harold E.

Prior, Mrs. George M. Merrill, Mrs. Ferdinand Weber, Mrs. Frederick E.

Gunnison, Mrs. George M. Boardman, Mrs. Henry B. Davenport, Mrs.

Alexander C. Snyder, Mrs. Hersey Egginton, Mrs. Jane Bates Jones, Mrs. Elmer A.

Sperry, Mrs. William A. Watson, Mrs. Thomas P. Peters, Mrs.

John A. Davidson, Mrs. E. Otis Houghton, Miss Elizabeth White, Mrs. Frank J.

W. Diller, Mrs. Edmond Week, Mrs. Robert M. King, Mrs.

Harry Wilson, Mrs. Sylvester Whiton, Mrs. James B. Fisher. Mrs.

Clarence W. Muller, Mrs. Edwin P. Maynard, Mrs. Alex.

Craig, Mrs. Joseph T. Mackey, Mrs. George E. Brockway, Mrs.

Marcus B. Campbell, Mrs. F. C. Schmitz, Mrs.

Edward W. Haskins, Mrs. Raymond Gunnison, Mrs. Richard Pasternack, Mrs. Charles E.

Rynd, Mrs. John L. Smith, Mrs. Dwight R. Little, Mrs.

Edmund H. Driggs, Mrs. Eugene W. Harter, Miss Mary K. Ditmas, Mrs.

Edwin H. Thatcher, Mrs. Walter M. Gladding, Mrs. Arthur M.

Quinn, Mrs. Claude Hamilton, Mrs. William A. Augur, Mrs. James N.

Currie, Mrs. James B. Fischer, Mrs. Alfred T. Metcalfe, Mrs.

Ernest Metcalfe, Mrs. Harry Hamilton, Mrs. Matilde D. Kunz, Mrs. Richard B.

Browne, Mrs. James C. Cropsey, Mrs. Cora B. Sievewright, Mrs.

William Darbee, Mrs. Harold B. Prior, Mrs. George N. Ryerson, Mrs.

Frederic F. Vernon, Mrs. P. T. Cuthbert, Mrs.

Arthur E. Goddard, Mrs. Frank H. Traendly, Mrs. Theodore Caldwell, Mrs.

H. Rolff Planten and Mrs. William A. Norwood. MISS Mrs.

GERALDINE Frazier SWIMM, Swimm of daughter 441 of Ocean Mr. Ave- and nue, has selected Wednesday, June 5th, as the date of her marriage to John James Van Nostrand King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan King of 650 Ocean and Setauket, L. I.

The ceremony will be performed at 4 P. M. at the Park Lane. Miss Swimm will be attended by Mrs. Finley Bailey Krause (Delphis King) and Mrs.

Charles Richard Heath (Evelyn Kellock) as matrons of honor and Mrs. Edwin Lee Allen (Katherine DuBois), Miss Phyllis Barnes, Miss Elizabeth L. Quinby and Miss Clotilde Elaine Laidlaw as bridesmaids. Mr. Finley Bailey Krause will be the best man for Mr.

King and the ushers will be the Messrs. Edwin Lee Allen, Melbourne Kimball Harwood, Charles Richard Heath, John Eben Kreps, Jr. and Theodore Ford Schafuss. Mr. King and Miss Swimm will spend their honeymoon abroad.

MISS Mrs. CAROL Onesime BIGLOW C. Cypiot CYPIOT, of 220 daughter of Columbia Mr. Heights and Bellport, L. I.

has also made her wedding plans. She will be married to Mr. Wallen Joseph Haenlein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F.

Haenlein of 46 West Ninety-sixth Street, Manhattan, and Bayport, L. on the afternoon of May 16th. The ceremony will be performed at Sherry's. Mrs. W.

Arthur Lee (Bernice Linington) will be matron of honor for Miss Cypiot and Miss Hope Kiesewetter, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kiesewetter of South Orange, N.

will be flower girl for her cousin. Mr. 'Frederick W. Haenlein will be his brother's best man. Among the ushers will be the Messrs.

W. Arthur Lee, Russell Woodward and Otis Zwissler. Mr. Haenlein and his bride will make their future home in Manhattan. THE ADELPHI ACADEMY PARENTS and Teachers Association held the third tea of the season on Monday afternoon, February 25th, in the Kindergarten rooms.

Preceding the tea there was a round table discussion of problems of the intermediate grades at which Miss Blanche J. Henry presided and Miss Helen E. Parker, Mrs. E. H.

Bivins, Miss Edna G. Conrad, Miss Evangeline Frost, Mrs. M. M. Harry, Miss Mildred Johnston, Miss Elizabeth B.

Smith, and Miss S. Helen Brown, the school psychologist, contributed to the debate. Mrs. James E. Gray, chairman; Mrs.

B. P. Lamb, Mrs. Frederick O. Becker, Mrs.

Philip A. Benson, Mrs. Alfred L. Lane and Mrs. B.

T. Stokes were the "class mothers" in charge. Assisting them in receiving were Mrs. Lindsley P. Baldwin, Mrs.

Leonard W. Bates, Mrs. A. Clarke Bedford, Mrs. William F.

Dunbar, Mrs. Harrison T. Giberson, Mrs. J. H.

Goetz, Mrs. I. J. Grant, Mrs. W.

Malcolm Gray, Mrs. John C. Grier, Mrs. David A. Isenberg, Mrs.

Charles H. Nugent and Mrs. Harry J. Scheidt. ADELPHI CHAPTER of the School Settlement Association is to give a bridge for the benefit of the Settlement on Wednesday, March 20th.

Mrs. G. Rowe Whitcomb, as chairman, is assisted by Mrs. Frederick C. Lee, Mrs.

Walter Friend, Mrs. George A. Shellas, Mrs. Walter George, Mrs. John H.

Squires and Mrs. Walter F. Wells. RS. G.

ROWE WHITCOMB entertained at luncheon bridge at her home, 846 Prospect Place on Wednesday, February 27th. The guests included Mrs. Walter George, Mrs. Lloyd Clarkson, Mrs. Vera Matthews, Mrs.

George A. Shellas, Mrs. August Greiner, Mrs. Frederick Lea, Mrs. Chester Peacock, Mrs.

Edward V. Crane, Mrs. Christian Friedmann, Mrs. Leonard Bleeker, Mrs. John Feerick, Mrs.

Edwin Buchanan, Mrs. John Donaldson, Mrs. Edward Reynolds, Mrs. John H. Squires, Mrs.

Edward Rollhaus, Miss Gertrude Parks, Miss Helen Parks and Miss Katherine Ross. R. AND MRS. JOHN J. GILLIES of 196 New York Avenue are spending a few weeks at Whitehall, Palm Beach, Fla.

Later on they will be at the Belleview Hotel, Bellaire, until March 20th. MISS the LORETTA Brooklyn V. Juniors' MURRAY, Charity Club, founder will president entertain at luncheon at her home, 93a Rutland Road, on Saturday, March 2nd, for the officers of this newly formed philanthropic organization. FEBRUARY MEETING of the Board of THE Auxiliary Directors of the Children's Home of the Long Island Baptist Association was held at the Greenwood Baptist Church. The Rev.

Francis O'Brien conducted the devotional service. Mrs. E. A. Tanner presided and Miss Catherine Cochrane recorded.

Ms. George Urban Tompers, concert chairman, reported that almost four thousand dollars has been realized from recent endeavors. Mrs. Henry S. Pettit, in charge of Ways and Means, announced that a bazaar would be held in the fall and urged the members to start working for it.

to report on various activities were Mrs. George S. Ogden, Miss Evelyn Eaves, Mrs. Philip D. Rollhaus, Mrs.

E. P. Orrell, Mrs. I. F.

Gray, Mrs. Frederick A. Lehman and Mrs. Charles E. Satterly.

The meeting closed with the usual social hour, with Mrs. Sewall S. Shaw and her committee as hostesses. GEORGE D. PRATT took a prominent part in MR.

the annual meeting this week of the American Forestry Association, which was held in Jacksonville, and at which he presided. EDMUND GALE JEWETT of 266 WashMRS. ington Avenue, chairman of the drama division of the State Federation of Clubs, gave a talk on the drama at the meeting on Monday afternoon of last week at the Athena Club of Freeport, L. I. COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY-FIVE with Mr.

'Robert Alfred Shaw as chairman, and Miss Adelaide Haxtun, executive secretary, the organization which has made the Philharmonic Concerts in Brooklyn a possibility were the guests of the Manhattan Auxiliary Board of New York women for the Philharmonic Symphony Society of New York. The meeting was held at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Vincent Astor, 128 East Eightieth Street, and it was interesting to hear the reports read especially that of Mrs. Harris Childs, chairman of the Educational Committee. It seems that members of the Philharmonic orchestra, one from each of instruments, gives free lessons to certain poor and talented children in the public schools so that quite a good little orchestra is growing up among these children.

Mrs. Vincent Astor presided, and reports were read by Mrs. Charles S. Guggenheimer, chairman of the Student's Concert Committee, Mrs. Arthur Sachs recording secretary and Mrs.

Charles E. Mitchell, chairman of the Children's Concerts, Mrs. Henry M. Alexander, chairman of the Pension Fund. Here it was learned that dear old Mr.

Schultz, 'cellist, who is so familiar to us all from our childhood, will retire this spring, and is eligible for a pension. Mr. Walter Price of the Men's Board of Directors, gave an interesting talk on what the men were doing for the Philharmonic. The meeting was followed by a tea to meet Mr. Toscanini.

His son, a very handsome young Italian was with him. Among those who attended from the Brooklyn committee were Mrs. James Sherlock Davis, Mrs. George W. Chauncey, Mrs.

John Van Buren Thayer, Mrs. Robert Brook Lea, Mrs. Bruce B. Bromley, Mrs. W.

Le Roy Coghill, Mrs. George S. Frank, Mrs. Mary Osborn Polak, Miss Adelaide Haxtun, Mrs. Waldo -M.

McKee, Miss Cornelia Henshaw, Mrs. Winthrop M. Tuttle, Mrs. William Howard Good, Mrs. Charles J.

McDermott, Mrs. Frederick D. MacKay, Mrs. B. Meredith Langstaff, Mrs.

John E. Leech, Mrs. Harris M. Crist, Mrs. Alfred F.

Wise, Miss Mary Hunter, Mrs. Clark Burnham, Mrs. Thomas Irving Small, Mrs. James P. Warbasse and Mrs.

Seth Thayer Stewart. EUGENE A. WIDMAN will be hostess in the MRS. Women's Opera Committee box, No. 1 this evening when the Metropolitan Opera Company will present "Romeo and Juliet" at the Academy of Music.

Mrs. Widman will have as her guests the Misses Cyrene Duncan, Marjorie Pape, Carolyn Widman and the Messrs. Peter Hamilton, Cornell Schenck, John 'Trent and Mr. Widmann. MEETING will be held at the residence of the A Misses Pierrepont, 1 Pierrepont Place, on Tuesday, March 5th, at 4 o'clock, in the interest of St.

Luke's International Medical Centre of Tokyo, Japan. The speakers will be the Rt. Rev. J. I.

Blair Larned and Dr. John Wood. BROOKLYN MUSIC SCHOOL SETTLEMENT has taken over the old Lyric Theatre in Hoboken Monday evening, March 25th, for a benefit performance of "The Black Crook." Mrs. Benjamin Prince is president of the Settlement. Mr.

Kendall K. Mussey is director, and Mrs. John E. Jennings and Mrs. Charles J.

McDermott are members of the Committee. THE PATRONESSES for the benefit conAMONG which will be given in the chapel of the Grace Presbyterian Church on March 4th by the Young Women's Auxiliary are: Mrs. Charles Lippincott, Mrs. Philip Ritter, Mrs. James H.

Dawson, Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Richard Wharry, Mrs. William Marquand, Mrs. Anna Hayes, Mrs.

Frank Sparks, Mrs. S. A. Clark, Mrs. Frank Shumann, Mrs.

Conrad Dykeman, Mrs. Frank Heisenbuttel, Mrs. John V. Taylor, Mrs. G.

Bennett, Mrs. Charles Brucher, Miss Matjilde Witschieben, Miss May L. Hanna, Miss Margaretta Remsen, Miss Elisabeth T. Winchester, and Miss Cornelia S. Bennett.

MR. AND MRS. A. J. WEBER of 489 Washington Avenue entertained recently at their home for their daughter, Miss Doris F.

Weber. Among those present at the tea-dance were the Misses Eleanor Robinson, Dorothy McNally, Elena Tigh, Emily. O'Mara, Eleanor Donovan, Agnes Leen, Dorothy Driscoll, Eileen Granfield, Marie Gorevin, Margaret Flanagan, Dorothy Collier, Grace Donnelly, Marie Hatten, Marjorie Schriefer, Rosemary Gallagher, Geraldine Merian, and Rita: and Monica Geraghty, and the Messrs. Denmore Ziegler, Jack Keenan, Donald La Borne, Frank Cavanagh, Thomas Scully, Gerald Dolan, Paul Smith, Cornelius Dwyer, Clifford Dvorak, Robert Smith, Charles Hartung, Raymond Crowson, Jack Belford, James Murphy, Paul MeDevitt, Alfred Smith, Luke Charde, and Edwin Weber..