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AN AN ANNOUNCEMENTS ENTS Art Exhibitions 3-30 -Annual Exhibition of the Brooklyn Society Dec. of Etchers; Brooklyn Museum. Nov. 17-Dec. 7-Recent Paintings by De Witt and Douglas Parshall; Macbeth Galleries, 15 East Fifty-seventh Street, Man.

Dec. Nov. 28 Dec. 13 -Thirteenth Annual Exhibition of the Allied Artists of America; 10. A.

M. to 6 P. weekdays: 1 P. M. to 6 P.

Sundays; Fine Arts Galleries, Dee. 215 West 57th Street, Manhattan. Until Nov. 30 -Tenth Annual Exhibition, Brooklyn Society of Etchers; Brooklyn Museum. Dec.

Until December 19 paintings and Drawings from the Ladies' Home Journal; under the auspices of the School of Fine and Applied Arts; day and evening, Art Dec. Gallery, Pratt Institute. Dec. 2-30 -Dec. 2nd, Private view of an exhibit of paintings of Palestine, Syria and Egypt by Nicholas S.

Dec. Macsoud with informal address by Mr. Macsoud; 8:30 P.M.; Neighbor's Night, 104 Clark Street. Exhibition open to public the following day. Jan.

6 Night, Reception to Mr. Edward Dec. C. Caswell with informal address by Mr. Caswell at 8:30 P.M.

An exhibit of Mr. Caswell's drawings opens on January 1st and continues until January 30th; 104 Clark Dec. Street. Feb. of portraits by Stanislav Rembski, The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street.

Dec. Jan. 1 Charles A. Boody and Miss Constance Jan. Boody; 4 to 7 P.M., 103 Willow Street.

Sun Parlor Teas by The Guild of the Long Island College Hos Jan. pital, 3rd Thursday in every month 3-5 P. on the roof of the Hospital, Henry and Congress Streets. Feb. Dec.

8, 9, Jan. 5, 6-Mrs. Charles Franklin Williams; 4 to 7 P. 277 Park Avenue, Man. Feb.

Bridges Feb. Dec. 1 (Tues.) -Bridge Party, 2:30 P. Christmas Sale, 11 A. M.

to 5 P. for the benefit of the Needlework March Society and Woman's Work Exchange; Hotel Bossert. Dec. 2 Card Party of the Friendly Committee for the benefit of the First Free Kindergarten; 2 P. Hotel Bossert.

Dec. 2 party of Froebel Society for the benefit Nov. of Adelphi Endowment Fund; Oppenheim Collins. Dec. 2 Bridge of Friendly Committee; 2:30 Dec.

P. Hotel Bossert. Dec. 3 (Thurs.) -Card Party for Sinking Fund of Brooklyn Dec. Woman's Club; tickets from Mrs.

Elliott F. Driggs, 351 Washington Avenue. Dec. Dec. 5.

-Card Party for the benefit of the Dr. White Memorial Catholic Settlement Association, Mrs. William J. Dec. Ward, chairman; Hotel St.

George. Dec. 5 -Annual Charity Bridge of Kappa Phi; Afternoon, Pouch Mansion. Dec. Dances Dec.

Nov. 28 -Tea dance for the benefit of Faith Home for Incurables, under the auspices of the Junior Auxiliary; 4 to 7 P. Brooklyn Woman's Club. Dec. Dec.

23 Cinderella Dance; evening, Heights Casino. Dec. 24 -Second Friday Assembly; evening, Brooklyn Woman's Club. Dec. Dec.

24 -Tea dance for Miss Alice Cameron Braislin; afternoon, Brooklyn Woman's Club. Dec. 26 -Tea Dance for the Misses Catherine Schumann and Margaret Scholl; Brooklyn Woman's Club. Dec. Dec.

28 Dance for Miss Violet Tangeman; Crystal Room, Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Manhattan. Dec. Dee. 28 Ball, given by the Ways and Means Committee of the Brooklyn Free Kindergarten; Casino. Dec.

Dec. 29 for Miss Geraldine Swimm and Miss. Elizabeth Quinby; afternoon, Brooklyn Woman's Club. Dec. Dec.

29 Tea dance of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Hunter for Miss Anna Mae Hunter; Park Lane, Man. Dec.

30 (Wed.) -Tea Dance for Miss Elizabeth Beardsley; 4 to 7 P. Heights Casino. Dec. Dec. 30 -Tea Dance for Miss Charlotte Deyer, 4 to 7 P.

Ambassador Hotel. Dec. Dec. 31 -Dance for Miss Betty Foster Smith and Miss Caroline Kinsey; evening, Brooklyn Woman's Club. Dec.

Jan. 1 for Miss Alice Earle Hyde; Brooklyn Woman's Club. Jan. Jan. 29 Third Friday Assembly; evening, Brooklyn Woman's Club.

Feb. 26 -Fourth Friday Assembly; evening, Brooklyn Jan. Woman's Club. March 26 Friday Assembly; evening, Brooklyn Jan. Woman's Club.

Nov. 21 -Boston Terrier Club; Rochester, N. Y. Jan. 15 Spaniel Club; Man.

Feb. 11-13 Kennel Club; Man. Feb. 15 Kennel Club; Newark, N. J.

1 (Tues.) Background of the Constitution," second in a series of four lectures by Mrs. Fred Joel Swift under the auspices of the Women's Guild of Service cf the Church of the Pilgrims; 3:30 P.M., 109 Remsen Street. 2 New: a study of Children's Ideas of the World," fifth in a series of lectures by Mrs. May Lamberton-Becker; A. Brooklyn's Woman's Club.

3 -Third Current Events Lecture (Sixteenth Season) by Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne; 10:45 A. Music Hall, Academy of Music. 4 -Fourth of Mrs. Whitaker's series of Current Topics Talks; 11 A.M..

Hotel Bossert. 9 Neighbor's Night at The Neighborhood Club. Readings from Gilbert K. Chesterton by the Rev. E.

M. Lawrence Gould; 8:30 P.M., 104 Clark Street. 15 "Historical Background of the Constitution," third in a series of four lectures by Mrs. Fred Joel Swift under the auspices of the Women's Guild of Service of the Church of the Pilgrims; 3:30 P.M., 109 Remsen Street. 17 -Fourth Current Events Lecture (Sixteenth Season) by Mrs.

Jessica Lozier Payne; 10:45 A. Music Hall, Academy of Music. 18 (Fri.) -Fifth in Mrs. Whitaker's series of Current Topics Talks; 11 A. M.

Hotel Bossert. 29 Background of the Constitution," last in series of lectures by Mrs. Fred Joel Swift under the auspices of the Women's Guild of Service of the Church of the Pilgrims; 3:30 P.M.., 109 Remsen Street. 8 -Sixth in Mrs. Whitaker's series of Current Topics Talks; 11 A.

M. Hotel Bessert. 22 (Fri.) -Seventh in Mrs. Whitaker's series of Current Topics Talks; 11 A. Hotel Bossert.

5 -Eighth in Mrs. Whitaker's series of Current Events Talks; 11 A. Hotel Bossert. 10 (Wed.) -Neighbor's Night at The Neighborhood Club; Readings from Gilbert K. Chesterton by the Rev.

E. M. Lawrence Gould: 8:30 P.M., 104 Clark Street. 19 -Ninth in Mrs. Whitaker's series of Current Topics Talks; 11 A.M., Hotel Bossert.

5 -Tenth in Mrs. Whitaker's Topics Talks; 11 A.M., Hotel Bossert. Miscellaneous series of Current 28 Thanksgiving Luncheon, Musicale and Dance of the Fique Choral; Hotel Bossert. 2, 3 Fair and Donation Party of the Graham Home for Old Ladies; 320 Washington Avenue. 3 -Sale of Long Island Church Mission of Help; 2 to 9:30 P.

The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. 3-4-5 (Thurs. -Annual Fair of Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal Church Home; Park Place and New York Avenue. 4 -Children's Market, under the auspices of the Friends School Mothers Club; afternoon and evening, Friends School, 112 Schermerhorn Street. 5 -Christmas Bazaar of the Junior Committee of the Brooklyn Music School Settlement; 2 to 6 P.

126 St. Felix Street. 7 Midshipman," for the benefit of the Flatbush Boys' Club and Community Center; Albemarle Theatre, Flatbush Avenue. 8 -Reception and dinner to the Rev. Dr.

Ernest M. Stires, Bishop-elect of Long Island and Mrs. Stires, under the auspices of The Church Club; 6.30 P.M.; Hotel St. George. 9 to 23 inclusive -Exhibition of Xmas Substitutes for Laurel, Ground Pine and Holly now in danger of extermination, Botanic Gardens, Brooklyn; 2 to 4 P.

Sundays. 10, 11 (Thurs. "If I Were King" produced by the Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church; the Church House. 11 Annual bazaar of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Reformed Church; 2:30 P.M., Seventh Avenue and Carroll Street. 14 -Benefit for Hopewell Society of Brooklyn, "Princess evening, Century Theatre, Man.

17 Christmas Tree Party under the auspices of the Americanization Committee of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Children Museum; 3 P. residence of Mrs. John Martin Moody, 377 Clinton Avenue. 21 -Diamond Jubilee Reception of the Church of the Messiah; 8 P. M.

22 -Luncheon for Miss Margaret Grout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grout; Pierre's Man. 28 -Dinner of Mrs. 'Cornelius Tangeman for Miss Violet Tangeman; Ritz Carlton, Man.

1 Open House 5 P.M. to Midnight. Reception and Dancing. The Neighborhood Club, Church of the New Jerusalem, 104 Clark Street. 8 -President's Day of the Woodman Choral Club; 3 P.

The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. 20 Night. Supper 6:30 P.M., Musicale 8:30 P.M., The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. Announcements suitable for these columns are desired. Contributions must reach this office by Tuesday morning to appear in the current issue and must be signed to receive attention.

Jan. 27 -'The Dramateurs" present "Mr. Pim Passes with curtain raiser by "The Neighborhood Players." 8:30 P.M., 104 Clark Street. Mar. 10 -Dramatic Presentation by Brooklyn Heights Players." Program to' be announced.

The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. Music Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec.

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29 -Philharmonic Society of New York, 3:15 P.M., Brooklyn Academy of Music. 3. (Thurs.) -Program of Songs by Patricia MacDonald; 8:30 P.M., Roosevelt House, 28 East 20th Street, Man. 8 -First Apollo Club Concert; evening, Academy of Music. 9 (Wed.) -Concert and dance of The Morning Choral; 8:15 P.

Ball Room, Hotel St. George. 9 -Evening Choral Concert of the Chaminade; Opera House, Academy of Music. 11 -Evening Concert of the Mundell Choral Club; Opera House, Academy of Music. First Private Concert of the Season of the Woodman Choral Club; 8:15 P.

Music Hall, Academy Music. 3 -Philharmonic Society of New York, 3:15 P.M., Brooklyn Academy of Music. 7 (Thurs.) -First in Mrs. Charles J. McDermott's series of "Old and New" musicales; afternoon, Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street.

12 Afternoon Musicale of the Chaminade; Hotel Bossert. 16 -Second Mundell Morning; Heights Casino. 31 -Philharmonic Society of New York, 3:15 P.M., Brooklyn Academy of Music. 28 -Philharmonic Society of New York, 3:15 P.M.. Brooklyn Academy of Music.

5. -Third Mundell Morning; Heights Casino 16 -Afternoon Musicale of the Chaminade; Hotel Bossert. 26 (Fri.) -Evening Concert of the Mundell Choral Club; Opera House, Academy of Music. 28 -Philharmonic Society of New York, 3:15 P.M., Brooklyn Academy of Music. At Home Dog Shows Weddings Jan 5 -Miss Arline Relyea French, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. French, to Mr. Charles Frederick Lehrenkrauss; St. Paul's Church, Flatbush.

Births HITCHCOCK-Mr. and Mrs. David Ingersoll (Margaret Ballou) a daughter, Mary Russell, Brooklyn Hospital, November 22nd. Deaths HORTON-Mr. Howard, 876 President Street, November 22nd.

Mr. Horton who passed away suddenly of a heart attack at his home was the son of the late Theodore K. and Martha A. Horton. He was one of the oldest members of the Crescent Athletic Club and for years among the most regular of its frequenters.

He is survived by a sister, Miss Grace Horton. He was a lawyer and a member of an old Brooklyn family, His boyhood house was on Gallatin Place a street now entirely given up to business building. PERIPATETIC PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Amos S.

Lamphear of 41 Cambridge Place and Mr. and Mrs. Max Ernest May (Dorothy Lamphear) of 447A Washington Avenue with the two sons of Mrs. May, Stuart Lamphear May and Donald Ernest May, are registered at the Seaside Hotel, Atlantic City, N. for the Thanksgiving week-end.

Major and Mrs. Archibald Young spent a week with Major Young's mother, Mrs. Archibald Young, senior, and his sister Miss Anne Whittamore Young, of 8807 Eighteenth Avenue, before leaving for Hayti, where he has been ordered for two years. Among those attending the Yale- Army game was, Miss Margaret D. Harrison.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McMillan and Miss Dorothy A. McMillan have returned to their home 832 St.

Mark's Avenue, from Norton, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Corbett, of 225 Lincoln Place, returned from Boston on Sunday, November 15th, after spending a week in New England.

Mr. and Mrs. Brower Hewitt (Antoinette Butler) of New Haven, Connecticut, with their children the Misses Cornelia, Lydia, and Nina Hewitt, and Master Glentworth Butler Hewitt, are spending the Thanksgiving week-end with Dr. and Mrs. Glentworth R.

Butler of 226 Gates Avenue..