New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
RECEPTION DAY
FOR DEBUTANTES
Five Buds introduced at
Luncheons and Dane
ing Parties.
MISS Won BERGEN
TO BE JUNE BRIDE
rrOaqed to Gerard L. Jackson
Mrs. Francis Rogers
Gives Musical.

urs Charles Elliot Warren gave
,o,cbeon Yesterday at her home, No. 326
West seth street, for Miss Dorothy An
asrton. the detutante daughter of Dr.. and
Mr. William A. Anderton. Among the
-,,ssts were Miss Penelope Sears. Miss
roline Ingersol. Miss Elinor Kendall.
Miss Priscilla Bull, Miss Margaret Porter,
Miss Elizabeth Klapp. Miss Naomi An
d,ews Miss Dorothy Hollister, Miss Elise
vrancke. Miss Barbara Shedd, Miss
norothy Taylor. Miss Annie Gilbert. Miss
rdtb Farr. Miss Ientilhon Clifford, Miss
voA Haskins. Miss Helen Griffin. Miss
cornela Cammann. Miss Helen Hiss
Miss Eleanor Davies, Miss Susanne
warren. Miss Gertrude Pardee, Miss
Florence Heyn, AMI Miss Margaret
Warren.
Mrs. Charles William Romeyn. OF NO
e East 6lth street. gave a the dansant
Yesterday AT Sherry's for her debutante
daughter Miss Estelle Y. Romeyn. Miss
Romeyn was assisted in receiving by
Miss Marie Taller, Miss Louise Butler,
Miss Christina Nichols. Miss Flora Nc
Amin. Miss Vouletti Proctor, Miss Nir-
cinia scully. Miss Elizabeth Kendall. Miss
Esther Howell Miss Margaret Burgw!n,
Miss Dorothy A1riance. Miss Margaret
Henderson Miss Polly Jacob. and Mrs.
william Everden, jr. The debutante wore
white tulle over white silk. trimmed with
blue.
Mrs William Ledlie Culbert gave a re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her house.
No IS East 5ith street, to introduce her
daughter, Miss Katharine Culbert. the
debutante. who wore a frock of white
satin. with a tunic of duchess lace. was
assisted in receiving by Miss Dorothy
Bieelow Miss Marjorie Nreeand Miss
Katherine Place and Miss Fannie Sey-
nour. Miss Helen Booth and Miss Evelyn
Derby poured tea. A dinner followed, at
which the guests numbered fourteen. and
about fifty young people came in later
for dancing.
Mrs Ernest 4. Bigelow introduced Miss
Katharine Fay Wilmerding at a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her house,
No 100 East 56th street. The debu:aEte
was assisted in receiving by Miss Eulalia
Garrison, Miss Helen Riordan, Miss Lois
Keith Miss Anne Harrison, and her sis
ter. Mrs. William 2. Sprague. Miss Will
meIG ding wore frock Of white charmeuse
with a tunic Of beautiful old lace. The
reception was followed by a dinner and
dance The dinner guests. in addition to
the receiving party, were William Travers
Jerome. Jr., Dwight Partridge, Ernest a.
Bgelow. jr., Donald Carl, Vivian J. Pal
mieri. Albert Hopkins and Reuben Ross.
Another debutantc of yesterday was
Hiss Virginia Ward, for whom her
mother. Mrs William Lee Ward, gave a
reception at her home. No. 127 West 10Th
street In the receiving party were Hiss
Annie Budd, Miss Elizabeth Hubbard,
Miss Marie Farrelly, Miss Katherine
Quackenbos, Miss May Miller, Miss Made
line Nconan. and Mrs. W. l.. Dawbarn.
The debutante wore frock of white
eharmeuSe with silver trimming. 4
dinner and dance followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rogers gave
musical yesterday afternoon at their
home, No. 5G3 Park avenue. Miss Ada
Sassol, harpist, played, and Mr. Rogers
sng, with Miss Morrison at the piano.
Among those invited were Mrs. Charles
H. Sheriff., Mrs. Francis Men. Bacon,
Mrs William Sloane Mrs. James SpeyeT,
AFs. G.. c.. Cuyler, Mrs. Walter Dam
losch, Mrs Montgomery Hare. Mrs.
Richard Aldrich. Mrs. Blair Fairchld.
NJ Cottenet.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Won Bergen. Of No.
. West 59th street, announced the en-
gagemen. Of their daughter, Miss Else
Won Bergen, TO Gerard Livingston Jack
son. son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. George J. Jack
son, Of No. 1G2 West 18th street. Mr.
Jackson is a member of the senior class
at Yale and the wedding will take place
after his graduation in June.
Mr and Mrs. Augustus f. Kountze ar
uyed in town yesterday from Orchard
'ohah y. Y, and are at the Gotham for
me Weekend.
Ar. AMI Mrs Charles White Hubbard.
II, and the latter's sister. the Countess
&c Rambouille, are at the Vanderbilt.
Ar. and Mrs Ambrose Mcneil, who
we're a; the Plaza for the Horse Show,
returned yesterday to their home In
hxedo ~ Y.
Ar and Mrs. William l.. G.. Gaillard.
Nho have been at Briarcliff for several
months returned TO town yesterday and
are at the Gotham, where they will le-
main until June /.
$1,000 BAIL FOR WOMAN