New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Debutantes Dance at Mrs.
Rudolph H. KiSSePS.

Mrs Rudolph H. Kissel gave dance
last night at her house In Madison ave-
nue. for her niece, Miss Louise 3. kissel,
daughter of Mrs. Gustav Edward kissel
The latter gave a dinner previous to the
dance at her house in East 55th street.
The guests at the dinner were Mr. and
Mrs Harry Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Miller, Miss Nancy Steele, Miss
Josephine Nicoll. Miss Beatrice Clafin,
Miss Margaret Schieffelin, Miss Mary
Pype. William Rhinelander Stewart, jr,
Reginald B. Rives. Wistar Kendall. James
A. Blair jr. Chalmers Wood, jr., Francis
Roche, Reginald b. Lanier and Frederick
r. Frelinghuysen.
About one hundred additional guests
were present at the dance at Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kissel's house, which was deco
rated with palms, ferns and roses. There
was general dancing throughout the even
ing and a buffet supper was served.
Among the guests were Miss Ursula
Brown, Miss Mary Bishop. Miss Winifred
Chsolm, Miss Marie Louise Emmett, Miss
JEANNE Emmett, Miss Marianne l.. Foote,
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, Miss Marion Hol-
Inns, Miss Alice Gouverneur Kortright,
Miss Katharine Lawrence. Miss Sara
Morgan, Miss Camilla Morgan, Miss Jean
Morris, Miss Elsie Nicoll, Miss Julia New
bold, Miss Frederick Pearson, Miss Har-
riet Post. Miss Katharine Turnbuli, Graf
ton II. Pyne, Malcolm ID. Sloane, Mere
dith Blagden, John Kean ID. Fulton Cut
ting. lie Roy King. Francis Fl. Kinnicutt.
Johnson Redmond, Charles Lanier, jr.,
Richard Whitney, Michael Herbert, Sid
ney Herbert, q. Macculloch Miller, jr..
and Lawrence NICK. Miller
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane gave a
reception. followed by dancing, last night
at her house, No. West SD street.
Mrs. John p. Duncan gave a reception
yesterday afternoon at tho Plaza for her
granddaughter. Miss May Duncan Wat
son. who will not be introduced TO society
until next season. The guests numbered
about fifty.
Mrs. Elem Wright and Miss Leta Pell
Wright returned to town from Tuxedo
yesterday.
Miss Emily Sloane has issued invita-
tons for a dinner on January 10, at her
house in East 6sth street
Mrs. Richard ". Buckley gives recep-
ton this afternoon at her house In East
I'D street, for the debut OF her youngest
daughter. Miss Marie Buckley. The an
nouncement made elsewhere a couple OF
DAYS ago 10 the effect that tho reception
had been abandoned and that Miss Buck
ly was going abroad on Tuesday Is incor-
rect Miss Buckley does not sail until
five or six weeks hence. when she will
leave here for Europe with Mrs. Clar
ence Postley.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and Mr.
and Mrs Henry Worthington Bull sail to-
doy for England and after few weeks In
the Midlands. for the sake OF the hunting.
will proceed TO Paris. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney have rented Moncure Robinsons
house In the Rue Marbourg
Sherry's will be the scene tonight Of
the second OF the Saturday evening
dances, under the patronage OF Mrs.
Charles r. Huntington, Mrs. Charles e.
Sands. Mrs. Sackett NJ. Barclay, Mrs. Og-
den Chisholm and Mrs. c. Grosvenor
Wyeth
Mrs. r. IT. Hartman returned to town
yesterday from a long tour In the West