New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
Revy of DebutanteS Attend
Fete Given in Their
Honor.
MANY GUESTS FROM
SUBSCRIBERS HOMES
Brilliant Benefit for Downtown
Nursery Held-Luncheon for
Miss Griffin.

season given by the Junior COtlllon, an
examination essentially for the buds" of
the season This important AFFAIR took
place last nicht at Shcrrys and was at
tended uy most OF the girls who have
reon or who will he introduced to society
this season.
These dances always begin before ten
o'clock and end about half past one.
Many Of the guests came in from dinners
given 10y the subscribers. among the
tostcsses being Mrs Pierre Mali
Mrs. William NJ. y. Hoffman. Mrs
william Moore Carson. Mrs Warren T.
Dennis. Mrs Walter F. Chappcn and
llrs. &. OEde Chisolm. On their arrival
az ShCrry's they were received at the en-
trance o. the ballroom by Mrs. Arthur
Murray Dodge. Mrs. Pierre Mali and Mrs.
Archibald Rogers. The large ballroom
was used TO- the dancing and the small
ballroom on the floor below for the
supper. which was served at midnight
There was no cotillon, but general dane
ing was enjoyed throughout the evening.
Mrs p. ogden Chisolm's dinner was
given AT her house. No l6 East SD street.
and was for her daughter. Miss Dorothy
Chisom. The guests were Miss kath-
ryne steele. Miss Louise Trevor. Miss
JOY Williams. Miss Mary Cumnock, Miss
Mary Alexander Miss Miriam Hartman,
Miss Katherine Oakman. Miss Margaret
Henderson. Miss Mai Watson. Miss Emily
Ford. Miss Winifred Chisolm. William Is.
Boulton IT, Shepherd Krech, Irving Par
dee John y Stearns. Guy G. Carleton,
Bowers. j. Fahys Cook. Nicholas TilneN
Charles z Miller. W. Whitewright Wat
son and Nlr. Chisolm.
Mrs William Moore Carson's dinner
took place al her home, No. ii9 East 9th
street and was for her daughter. Miss
Rosetta Carson. Her guests included Miss
Penelope Sears. Miss Starr Paris. Miss
Allison Swan. Miss Betty Carson, Miss
Katherine Thompson. Charles de Rham,
John Munroe. John Cook, Montague Geer
and Paul Brnsmade
Mrs. Walter r. Chappell gave a dinner
at her home. No. East 5Jth street for
Miss Charlotte Strong. the debutante
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James Il.
Strong. Of Short Hills. y. J. Her guests
We're Miss Louise Cnappell Miss Mar
garet Warren. Miss Louise Herrick, Miss
Lenlilhon Clifford. Miss Anne Bradley,
Miss Edith Farr. Miss Isabelle Cumming,
Of Morristown; +. Shelton Farr. Rudolph
kunhardt, Rutherford Lawrence. Francis
II. Geer. Jesse Hoyt, Harold Harvey and
" Hoffman.
Mrs. William NJ V. Hoffman gave a
dinner st her home. No. % West 5lst
street, for her niece, Miss Marie Louise
Rodewald, daughter OF William MacNeill
ROdewald. Her guests included Miss
Maude Coster, Miss Beatrice Burrill. Miss
Marie Taller. Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler,
Miss Elizabeth McVickar. Miss Mildred
Gautier Rice. William Grosyenor, Pen
iinston Pearson. Henry Emmett Murray
Hoffman, Stoddard Hoffman, Hoffman
Nickerson and ". Bryce Wing
Mrs Denniss guests at her dinner
which was given for her daughter, Miss
Mildred Dennis. at her home, No. 10 East
9th street. were Miss Caryl Hackstdff,
Miss Rhoda Tanner. Miss lie Brun Par
sons, Miss Elizabeth Kirlin. William
Remsen, W. Brenton yelling, jr., Sidney
Dillon Ripley. G.. Norton Miller, jr, Liv-
ingston Short and Frederick J. Dennis.
Mrs Pierre Malls dinner took place at
her home, No. Fifth avenue. and was
Tor her daughter. Miss Gertrude Mali
Among her guests were Miss Alexandra
Emery. Miss Margaret Overton, william
Armstrong, George Armstrong OiiVer
Roosevelt. Lawrence Grinnell and NJ. de
sadaleer, Of Belgium
Among the subscribers. in addition TO
those already mentioned, are Mrs. Charles
Steele, Mrs. Arthur 3. Emmons, Mrs
Charles l.. Bryan, Mrs. Waldron VIII
Jams. Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff, Mrs. Henry
G. Trevor. Mrs. Henry A. Todd Mrs
Lindsey Tappin, Mrs. Alfred Schermer-
horn. Mrs. ogden Mills Reid, Mrs. II. Ho-
bart Porter. Mrs. William II. Parsons
Mrs. Walter G. Oakman, Mrs. Francis L.
Ss,is. Mrs. Eugene Knapp, Mrs. w. Besis
Kendall. Mrs John III. Janeway, Mrs.
Philip Hiss. Mrs Edward kingwod Hew-
st. Mrs. T.. Hicks Herrick. Mrs. A. Bar
ton Hepburn. Mrs. James NJ. Hartshorne'
Mrs Frank T. Hagemeyef. Mrs. John
Iarkin clifford. Mrs. II. Ward Ford, Mrs
John FAR. Mrs. Kenneth Frazier, Mrs
Frederick Edey. Mrs Courtlandt +. DiXon'
Mrs. Gilbert Colgate. Mrs. Charles Cam
mann. jr.. Mrs. William Allen Butler and
Mrs William G.. Bates.
The Ritz-Carlton was the scene last
night OF a very brilliant dance given for
the benefit of the Downtown Day Nurs-
cry. No. 12O Cedar street, OF which MIS-
William Il. Bristow is president. Mrs.
Brlstow was unable TO be present OWING
20 mourning. but the guests. many OF
whom came on from dinners, were re-
ceiyed by Mrs. Frederic Kernochan' MIS-
Herbert NJ. Hartman. Mrs. G. Louis
Bossevain. Mrs Francis G. Bishop, Mrs'
Goodhue Livingston and Mrs. oliver Gould
Jennings. The dancing was general ana
seated supper was served ABOUT l
O'clock During the evening Mrs. r.. KOS
c0e Mathews and Casmir Ain, OF Buenos
Ayres. showed some Of the new steps OF
the polka and the Argentine tango.
Among those who gave dinners before the
dance were Mrs Frederick Pearson, Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston. Mrs. oliver Gould
Jennings and Miss Louise Iselin.
Mrs Parsons guests at dinner included
the Count and Countess SZechenyi, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Griswold. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Gordon Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Pauld-
ing F0sdck, Mrs Reginald {. Vanderbilt
Van Horne Stuyyesant and MI Bogert.
Miss Iselln's guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel j. Wagstaff. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
lselu Miss Liza SuVdam Miss Helen