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BROOKLYN LIFE 12 Miss Margaret Dorman Hamilton, of 929 President Streetis a member of the varsity track team at Wellesley. Mr. George Lawton TituS, of 92 Greene Avenue, a Senior at Amherst, is president of the New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association. Mr. Charles D.

Lauer, of 1085 Lafayette Avenue, left last week for Danville, where he will enter Center College. Miss Jean M. Wells, of 1612 Eighth Avenue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Wells, is the only Brooklyn girl attending Mount Allison College in New Brunswick, N. S. She is taking the four-year course in three years. Exhibition Due to Mrs.

Hyde There is no one to whom the people of Brooklyn owe greater thanks than they do to Mrs. Clarence: R. Hyde, of 242 Henry Street, for the tremendous amount of work she did in gathering together the exhibits of costumes, quilts, coverlets, samples, laces, embroideries, and other related objects, for the exhibition of Early American Handicraft which had its opening at the Brooklyn Museum on February 4th. And another who did splendid work in making the exhibition so satisfying was Mr. Paul J.

Woodward, the Curator of Decorative Art at the Museum, who cooperated with Mrs. Hyde in every way, and the artistic The Ways and Means Committee's Third Card Party On Thursday, January 31st, the Ways and Means'Com-mittee of the Brooklyn Music School Settlement held the last of their successful afternons of bridge and Mah Jong at the home of Mrs. Otto Goetze. The prizes were unusual, and charming, being Swiss dolls made into pincushions. Among those playing were: Miss Katharine Righter, Mrs.

Clarence L. Fabre, Mrs. G. Foster Smith, Mrs. DeHart Bergen, Mrs.

William A. Higgins, Mrs. Stanley S. Tumbridge, Walter Hammitt, Mrs. Frank Lyman, Mrs.

Russell W. Lowe, Mrs. Jonathan Peterson, Mrs. Russell Sloane, Mrs. Henry C.

Turner, Mrs. Carson C. Peck, Miss Alice L. Morse, Mrs. Charles Lehren-kraus, Mrs.

Frank L. Sniffen, Mrs. Paul'Grout, Mrs. A. C.

Howe, Miss Margaret Sawyer, Miss Mabel Ray, Mrs. Burnett Collins, Mrs. Kenyon Parsons Mrs Frederick Arents, Mrs. Qiarles McDermott, Mrs. John JV Gillies, Mrs.

James L. Gill, Mrs. William. W. Brush, Mrs.

Frederick Noble, Mrs. Daniel T. Merritt, Mrs. Henry Seaman, Mrs. Herbert F.

And those of the younger set who 'served were: Miss Winifred Ward, the Misses Wilson and Miss Emily Goetze and Miss Louise Goetze. Mrs, Edward P. Morse is chairman of this Very active committee and those assisting her are Mrs. Frederick D. MacKay, treasurer, Mrs.

Burt Foss Nichols, Mrs. Charles J. McDermott, Miss Mabel Simpson, Miss Katharine Righter, Mrs. Otto Goetze, Mrs. Thomas Mrs.

John Jennings. Bridge and Mah Jong for Charity. A benefit -bridge and Mah Jong for the Brooklyn Nursery, the Daily Vacation Bible School and other charities will be held at the Hotel St. George on February 20th. The committee in charge consists of Mrs.

Charles B. Houston, Mrs. J. Warren Archer, Charles M. Turner and Mrs.

Alfred L. Lane. Among the subscribers are Mrs. Le Grand Kerr, Mrs. Robert R.

Koehler, Mrs. Charles 0. Wilson, Mrs. Leon Godley, Mrs. John M.

Tallman, Mrs. Ganson J. Baldwin, Mrs. William Mitchell Brush, Mrs. Edward F.

Burt, Mrs. Charles R. Wheeler, Mrs. Frank Beebe, Mrs. Austin Smith, Mrs.

Henry C. Turner, Mrs. Bertram L. Fletcher, Miss Laura smith, Mrs William it. Lhase, Mrs.

Kaipn H. Tiebout, Miss Virginia Turner, Mrs. Charles M. Turner, Mrs. Maurice Wright, Mrs.

Raymond H. Fiero, Mrs. Reynale S. Pickering, Mrs. William R.

Bishop, Mrs. Clarence Rudd Nims, Miss Grace Stanley, Miss Florence S. Packard, Mrs. Dorville S. Coe, Mrs.

Raymond Dr. Harriet V. B. Peckham, Dr. and Mrs.

Glentworth R. Butler, Mrs. Clarence R. Hyde, the Misses Ray. Night and Day Caps Miss Haskell, Mrs.

Frank M. Brooks Miss Louise G. Zabriskie, Mrs. Leffert Lefferts, Miss Margaret B. Reimer, Mrs.

Chauncey E. Low, Dr. Harriet V. B. Peckham, Mrs.

Frederic K. Middle-brook, Mrs. John V. B. Thayer, Fort Greene Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs.

George B. Studley, Mrs. Louise Lefferts Downs. Hand Embroidiries Mrs. Charels M.

Bull, the Misses Ingalls, Mrs. Chauncey E. Low, Dr, Harriet V. B. Peckham, Mrs.

Walter M. Meserole, Mrs. Silas Wright Driggs, Miss Alice G. Chase, Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Miss Sallie Fessenden Hodges, Miss Anne Mitchell Upjohn, Miss Mary Hull Rowland, Fort Greene Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs.

George B. Studley, and Hannah E. Lamb Gallup. Shoes and Slippers Mrs. Willis Mott Moore; Mrs.

Henry'Brewster Minton, Miss Virginia Woodward, Chauncey E. Low, Miss Elizabeth M. Lewis, Fort Greene Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. W. Sterling Peters, Mrs.

Edwin Ward, Mrs. William P. Pool. Gloves, Mitts and Stockings Miss Haskell, Mrs. Chauncey E.

Low, Miss Elizabeth M. Lewis, Mrs. Charles E. Davis, Mrs. Clarence R.

Hyde, the Misses Ray, Mrs. Edwin Ward. Shawls Mrs. Chauncey E. Low, Miss A.

Louise M. Gilbert, Mrs. John H. Sinkinson, Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Dr.

and Glentworth R. Butler, Mrs. George B. Studley, Mrs. Clarence R.

Hyde, Mrs. Charles E. Davis and Mrs. Willis McDonald. Hats and Bonnets Miss Haskell, Mrs.

Joseph B. Whitney, the Misses Ingalls, Miss Hooker, Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Mrs. Walter B. Winslow, Miss Cornelia G.

Henshaw, Mrs. Charles E. Davis, Mrs. W. Sterling Peters and Mrs.

Edwin C. Ward. Parasols Miss Alice Earl Hyde, Mrs. Joseph Duke Harrison, Miss Alice A. Driggs, Mrs.

Henry Brewster Minton, Mrs. Charles Bigelow Denny, Mrs. James A. Brodie, the Misses Ray, Mrs. Edwin Ward.

Children's Costumes Mrs. W. Frothingham Smith, Mrs. Leffert Lefferts, Mrs. Qarence Hyde, Mrs.

Willis Mott Moore, 'Mrs. Alden S. Crane, the Misses Titus, Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. George D.

Lanman, Mrs. Alexander N. Cook, Dr. and Mrs. Glentworth R.

Butler, Miss May Tyng Upjohn, Mrs. Henry Brewster Minton, Mrs. Charles M. Bull, Mrs. W.

Sterling Peters, Mrs. John Van B. Thayer, Mrs. George A. Evans, the Misses Ingalls, Mrs.

Chauncey E. Low, Mrs. John Huntting Sayres, Miss A. Louise M. Gilbert, Dr.

Harriet V. B. Peckham, Mrs. Walter M. Meserole, Miss Olive Whit-more, Miss Alice G.

Chase, Mrs. Henry F. Noyes, Miss Sallie Fessenden Hodges, Miss Mary Blackburne Woodward, Mrs. Walter B. Winslow, Miss Anne Michell Upjohn, Mrs.

Frank H. Bulley, James Lord Bishop, 2nd, Miss Cornelia Gracie Henshaw, Fort Greene Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. George B. Studley, Mrs. Louise Lefferts Downs, Mrs.

Stephen H. Giles, Mrs. James A. Brodie, Mrs. Chandler A.

Mackey, Mrs. William Henry Fox, Mrs. Willis McDonald, Mrs, Edwin Ward. Gowns Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Mrs.

Charles M. Bull, Mrs. Charles B. Denny, 'Mrs. Charles E.

Davis, the Misses Ray, Mrs. Joseph Duke Harrison, Mrs. Henry Brewster Minton, Mrs. Lambert V. B.

Cameron, Mrs. John V. B. Thayer, Mrs. Chauncey E.

Low, Mrs. Willis McDonald, Mrs. Edwin C. Ward and Mrs. James H.

Post. i Wedding Gowns Miss Haskell, Miss Virginia Woodward, Mrs. Chauncey E. Low, Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Mrs.

Louis Wendell Butler, Mrs. Charles E. Davis, Mrs. William A. Putnam, Miss Mary B.

Woodward, Mrs. Edwin C. Ward. Apparel of Gentlemen Miss Haskell, Mrs. Leffert Lefferts, Mrs.

Chauncey E. Low, Mrs. John W. Alex ander, Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Mrs.

Emma J. Stevens, Mrs. Charles B. Denny, Mrs. William A.

Putnam and Mrs. Sterling Peters. Bead Work Dr. and Mrs. Glentworth R.

Butler, Mrs. Chalmers Jameson, Mrs. Joseph B. Whitney, Miss Isabelle A. Whitney, Miss Frances Morse, Mrs.

Hyde, Mrs. James A. Post, Mrs. Walter B. Win-slow, Mrs.

Henry. F. Noyes, Willard Miss-May Tyng Upjohn, Miss Cornelia Henshaw, Miss Agnes Bartlett, Fort Greene Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Edmond C. Hamilton, Mrs.

Henry Noyes; the Misses Ray, Mrs. Lathrop Dolgate Harper, Mrs. Willis Mott Moore, Miss Harriet Dudley, Mrs. Frank (M. Brooks, Mrs.

Joseph Duke Harrison, Mrs. Henry Brewster Minton, the Misses Ingalls, Mrs. Chauncey E. Low, Miss Sarah L. Evans, Miss Alice A.

Driggs, Mrs. Stephen H. Giles and Mrs. Jefferson Hogan. There is not space to mention lenders of the remaining but the names with few exceptions are the same.

r. voarnes, Mrs. n. ieo oaugiey, ivirs, uiuun Chapin. Mrs.

Robert Curry, Mrs. E. Oliver; Mrs. C. G.

Day, Mrs. William A. Fiske, Mrs. John H. Greener, Mrs.

Fred L. Gross, Mrs. Limeburger, Mrs. LeRoy C. Lane, Mrs.

Preston S. Miller, Miss Edna L. Smith, Mrs, Cornelius D. Wood, Mrs. Emory M.

Wadsworth, Mrs. Herbert Linen, Mrs. W. 0. Montgomery, Mrs, Charles R.

Hebard and Mrs. Lemuel Ostrander. At the Colleges Mr. Herbert Kenaston Twitchell, of 353 Clinton Avenue, has been elected secretary of the Senior Council at Princeton. He is serving on the committee on consultation with faculty, trustees and alumni and also on the discipline committee.

Mr. Crosby Allison, of 12 Polhemus Place, is recording -secretary of the Student Council at Amherst. He is also playing on the hockey team. Mr. P.

L. Phillips, of Brooklyn, a Senior at Bowdoin, has been appointed student assistant in chemistry. Miss Elizabeth Small, of 32 Montgomery Place, is active in hockey at Vassar. She is a sophomore. Mr.

Donald J. 135 Bergen Street, is secretary of the Philosophical Academy at Holy Cross. He is one of several Brooklyn boys who will be graduated this June from the Massachusetts College. Mr. Cornelius Ruxton Love, son of Dr, and Mrs.

Cornelius R. Love, of 167 Ginton Street, has been elected one of a committee of seven to draw up a constitution for the Yale Play Craftsmen. Miss Kathryn M. Linzmeyer, daughter of Mrs. Louis Linzmeyer, of 1111 Park Place, is a student at the College of New Rochelle.

Mr. Quentin Reynolds, of 231 Park Place, who played tackle on Brown's strong football team, is now representing the Providence institution on the swimming team. His specialty is the, 100-yard breaststroke, in which event he is considered one of the best swimmers in collegiate circles. Mr. William R.

Conklin, of 428 Sixth Street, is a member of the Columbia University Glee Club. Miss Jessie E. Ashworth, of 458 First Street, plans to enter Smith College next Fall. Mr. Wallace Wegge, of the Clarendon Hotel, took a leading part in "The Shadow in the Dark," a three-act melodrama recently produced by the Theatre Intime at Princeton.

Mr. Howard S. Piquet, of 475 Marion Street, has been appointed to the committee to draft a constitution for the Quill Society at New York University. thoto by Marceau MISS GERALDlNE.SWIMM Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton F. Swimm, of 35 Clark Street, who plans to go abroad next June. arrangement of the exhibits is due to him. There are 672 exhibits, each one the joy and pride of the family who loaned it, which gave an added responsibility to the work of Mr, Woodward and Mrs. Hyde The opening of the exhibit of Early American Handicraft was a brilliant affair, about 1,900 persons being present between the hours of three and six.

There was music which had a wonderful effect of blending as it rolled about the great high ceilinged reception hall; and tea was served all afternoon. On account of the gathering together of so many old friends, which made the afternoon very pleasant indeed, it was a little hard to make note of the exhibits. Almost all the exhibitors were there and were as follows Dolls -Mrs. Henry Brewster Minton, Mrs. Thomas H.

Beardsley, Mrs. John Huntting Sayres, "Little Men and Women of 76" Children of the American Revolution, Mrs. John W. Chapman, Mrs. Louise Lefferts Downs," the Misses White; Fort Greene Chapter, Daugh-.

ters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Edwin Ward, Louis Buhle, Mrs. Robert Coleman Taylor." 1 Costume Accessories Mrs Willis Mott Moore, Miss Julia Kent Trowbridge, Miss Haskell, Mrs. Henry Brewster Minton, Mrs. Lambert Bp Cameron, Mrs.

"Frederic K. Middlebrook, Fort Greene Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, 'Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Mrs. Louise Lefferts Downs, Miss Louise G. Zabriskie, Mrs. Edwin Ward, Mrs.

John II. Sinkinson, Mrs. Charles F. Seaman, rs. Chauncey E.

Low, the i sses White. Handkerchiefs and Kerchief Mrs. Joseph B. Whitney, Miss Louise G. Zabriskie; Mrs.

Chauncey E. Low,.