New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
BROOKLYN CLUB NOTES.

The Colonial Daughters OF the Seventeenth Gen.
tury held their thrty-sixth assembly at the home
of Miss Louise G. Zabriske. No. S7s Fatbush-ave..
Brooklyn. last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. L. B. Chit
tenden gave paper Indian Women In COloniol
Times Miss Josephine Hazeltne sang several
Ojibway Indian songs and Joseph Longfeather gave
two Indian dances Among those present were
Mrs Samuel B. Duryea. Mrs. Harlan P. Halsey.
Mrs. James o. Carpenter. Mrs. Lucy B. ChitteTden.
Mrs. J. Lester Keep. Miss Adelaide P. Hart. Mrs.
Henry U. Palmer. Miss Louise Zabrlskie Mrs.
Merrill. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Mclean. Mrs Applegate,
Mrs. j. A. Isantry. Mrs. George w. Chauncey. Mrs.
Franklin Hopkins. Mrs. Paul H. Worth. Miss Pol
lard. Mrs. A. L. White. Mrs. H. L. Higgins. Miss
Williams. Miss S. B. Chase. Mrs. J. P. Underwood.
Mrs Edgar Luckenbach Miss Halsey. Mrs. John
Miss Lewis. Mrs R. NJ Smith. Mrs. j. B. Chtten,
George White Mrs John r. Rogers. Mrs: H r.
Tarbox. Mrs. William Mitchell. Miss J. Cole, Mrs.
DausqR Mrs l. E. Bemeisl@rd MISS T,s = NaS
MISS MISS NJ tHtid Gedh mn Miss Boudt Mrs Sargent Mrs
Scribner. Miss Hcmstreet Mrs, E. p Selphos Mrs.
Mrs. v. B!omIey, Mrs George Aliin Miss E. Hutch
inson Mrs. E S. Tompkins. Mrs Frank Leayitt 1ea3,
Farber. Mrs. ]. Boynton. Mrs. Marcus Bailey; Mrs
We W1T r M ieee Mrs Brown % MTs Hadgma %
smith Mrs Spellman. Mrs, Jerman. Mrs: Zabriskie.
Maseltne Mas Mrs. e. W Shepard Mrs Van VIE. Miss
Van VIE Mrs NJ. r. Eddy Mrs. Thomas J. Bar
bOur and Mrs. Selden G. Gordon.
One OF the special features OF the luncheon given
on last Wednesday IN the Pouch Gallery. Brook
lyn for Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks by the Mary
Washington Colonial CHAPTER and the Fort Greene
Chapter Daughters OF the American Revolution
was the nomination of Mrs John Cunningham
Hazen vee-regent of the Mary Washington Colo
NAL Chapter. Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton, for ce-president-general for New-York
State. Miss Mary Van Buren, Vanderpoel. regent
of the Mary Washington Colonial Chapter. made
the nomination. which was received with great
enthusiasm and applause The reception lasted
from 1890 o'clock until lS0 o'clock when luncheon
served in the banquet hall. which deco
rated with flags and bunting. The guests were
seated at small tables decorated with white
tions. and Colonial blue ribbon. A model of the
Memorial Continental Hall. at Washington. made
of sugar, was on a side table. Mrs. Stephen "
White regent of Fort Greene Chapter. presided AZ
banks, Mrs. Charles H. Terry, State regent; Mrs
Mrg Ellen Hafdn W1woTth one Of the foSnders
OF the National Society OF Daughters OF the Ameri-
president of the Colonial Daughters OF the Seven
vncheon and receptonS Included Mrs Stephen M "
White, Mrs. Mary Nanderpoel. Mrs. William C.
BOVINE Duryea. Ms. Frederick D. Haight Mrs
ye & s Po6s Jonss Hnd Mrs Mrs rs
frederick Dent Grant and Mrs. Joseph B. Cogh-
Among the women present were Mrs. william
Lester Carr, Mrs. J. T. Pultz. Mrs j. c. Post Mrs
Cowlss Myles Collier. MS John & Campbell MRS
Charles Russell Treat Mrs. Charles p. NorthrOp
Mrs. Charles Sahin, Mrs. John Sargent WISE, MIS-
Charles orvis. Mrs Alfred BGo'rman' Miss Kath- ,
Franklin w: Hopkins. Mrs; John sutphen Miss
Adelaide Sutphen Miss Lillian Montgomery, Mrs
Walter Craig Carr, Mrs George Stevenson Bixby
Mrs Martin Llttleheld Mrs Tunis G. Bergen. Mrs
Charles SCARBOROUGH, and George Weed, Mrs
Shf Mford Batchfotd E1ai Mrs julius seymoGr Mrs
William Cumming Story, Mrs Lawrence AleXan-
der Miss Anne II. Patterson. Archibald Loomts,
Mrs. Virgil p. HumasOns and Miss Bodman, OF
Northampton. Mass.
The Urban Club addressed last Monday by
Walter b. Brown, OF the Transportation Reform
League Mr. Brown said the bridge has
been used over twenty years and the facilities for
travel and transportation are no better now than
when II was opened During the rush hours over a
hundred people will crowd into which seats
-four. and consider themselves lucky 70 have