New-York tribune., 1913-12-28
Dinners. Dance
S0cidl Affairs f
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ter acquainted. Miss Cragin has been
hostess at one OF these little parties. and
sr, ir return. has been the guest of Miss
rh,da Kenyon and Miss Allene Block. Re
ccivin. with Miss Cragin and her mother
Tomorrow will be- Miss Kenyon Miss
block. Miss Dorothy Seaman. Miss Jose
Dhine Carpenter Miss Helen Clarke Miss
Ruth 5haffer. Miss Annabel Cammeyer'
Miss Eunice ReecEer, Miss Beatrice kal-
ley and Miss Marion Peterson.
Mrs Edwin .nooro Cragin, Of No. lO0
MarlboI Ough Road. Flatbush, will give to-
morrow afternoon a reception to introduce
her daughter, Miss Dorothy Cragin.
The reception will be followed by a
dinner. after which the party will attend
the dance Of the Little Men and Women
of IS at the Heights Casino.
Miss Laura Humphreys Pitt Will be pre-
sented Tuesday afternoon by her mother,
Mrs Charles r. Pitt at the conventional
afternoon reception at her home. No. COL
9Th street The receiving party will In
clude Mrs. Robert S. Bliss, of Passaic.
and Mrs f. Carleton Hotchkiss, sisters
of the debutante; Miss Fannie Todd, Miss
Marjorie Todd. Miss Marjorie Walker
Miss Helen Walker. Miss Edna Raymond,
Miss Serena Seaver, Miss Dorothy War
low. Miss Marjorie Pohle. Miss Bessie
Stafford, Miss Kathleen McKeag. Miss
Catherine Ughetta and Miss Miriam de
Beixedon.
While the distance at which Bishop and
Mrs Darlington now live precludes the
attendance OF many Of their Brooklyn
friends at the debut of their daughter,
Miss Eleanor Townsend Darlington, a
large number of them have received
cards. The reception is TO take place
Wednesday, January T. al No. 81 North
Front street, Harrisburg, Penn, Bishop
Darlington's home since he left christ
Church, Bedford avenue, few years ago
One Of the ioliest of the smaller holi-
day affairs was the house dance given
christmas Eve by Mrs. Edward hinman
for her daughter, Miss Helen Hinman'
The Hinman home. No. 10 Remsen street
WAS CAV with holly and poinsettia, and
the ruddy-faced old Santa beamed from
The corners on the dancers who were OF
tbe debutante set and the girls not yet
.,ut. Among them were the Misses Mar
-garet Ager. Eunice Beecher Rose Beard
1Dorotbv Bernard. Alice Blum. Della Bow
s,, Ruth Blackford Edna Chapman, Eliz-
sabeth Haight Hazel Hopkins KUN
sIcnks. Catharine Mumford, Mary Prae-
eyer. Mary Caroline Pratt, Elizabeth
sTbayer. Vivian Vernon, Gertrude Thurs
sou. Edith Shaw, Agnes de Selding, CO.
,ippe SCHUYLER Walden, Beatrice Kalley
roi,, Denny. Almet +. jerks, jr, Charles
Pratt. stephen V. Hopkins. Roswell Steel
I..uap Dunneu. Guy McCorkle, Franklin
, Firdsan Samuel Van Wyck. Thornton
-.rhaycY Ferdinand Zosbaum, Edward
s4:abcock. Seares Tuttle, William Monat
Icnr, Werlemann. Wallace Chauncey'
: rovcu Hadden. jr.. Gilbert Demarest'
sN,gon Dougherty. Harold Parsons. lrv-
NJ N Smith. Porter Steel, David Stuart
~ ioha TYLER Benjamin K. {. Low, Edward
rhurstou. Newell Vanderhoef, Albert
Ashton. Frederick Webster. Edward Bah
cock and Rogers Burnham.
Probably the largest dance Of the week
VAS that called the Christmas dance,
/. which was held Monday evening at the
Heights Casino. Mrs. John Clapperton
Kerr. Mrs Frederick d. Kaley and Mrs
: Wesley S Block took the initiative the
first of the season in planning the dance
and so successful were they that the at
tendance included practically the entire
debutante contingent OF this season and
last, including many of the young people
from across the river, and the dancing
men not present could almost be counted.
= The patronesses were divided into two
groups-one 10 receive, the other TO IN
troduce.
Among those who attended were Mrs.
James l.. Morgan. who has personal IN
terest in the debutante contingent this
wear because of her granddaughter Miss
Helen Ridgley Morgan; Mrs. William G.
Reecher. Mrs. George II. Prentss, Mrs
Frederick b. Pratt. Mrs. Camden {. Dlke'
Mrs Wesley s.. Block, Mrs. Charles
Clement Bowen, Mrs Maillard NJ Canda'
Mrs Joel de Selding. Mrs Omrl ford
Hibbard. Mrs. James o. Carpenter, Mrs
Frederick h. Haight, Mrs. Henry Hal
stead. Mrs John II. Hallock, Mrs Oliver
.Ingersoll, Mrs Frederick kalley' Mrs'
-Ralph Wood Kenyon, Mrs. William &
Mumford and Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr.
sThere were many small dinners before
She dance.
Z Mrs. William Clinton Mumford, of No.
slA Lincoln Place. gave a large reception
nd dancn II thn Mnichls Casino MnCS1aN