New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
Many Young Girls Make
Bow to Society at After
noon Affairs.
THE DANSANTS
ADD TO JOLLITY
Miss Kathryn Bache Among Buds
Several Dinners and
Theatre Parties.

Saturday seems 10 be the most popular
day OF the week for dcbutante receptions,
for Yesterday there were almost dozen
girls who made their formal bows To- So
ciety and week ago sixteen buds
were introduced.
Mrs. L. Hicks Hcrrick save rocep-
ton yesterday afternoon nj her home.
No. IS East 3Cth street, 10 introduce her
daughter, Miss Louise VI. Herrick Re
ceving with the debutantc and her
mother were Miss Coline Ingcrsoll. Miss
Harriet Paris, Miss Louise Dickson, Miss
Elizabeth klapp Miss Veronica Frazier.
Miss Cornclia Chaplin, Miss Lois Hall.
Miss Edith FAIR. Miss Evelyn Scott and
Miss Dorothy HOLSTER The dcbutanto
wore a gown OF white satin and silver
lace.
After the reception there was a dinner.
followed by dancing. at Sherry for the
receiving party and few additional
guests. Among them were Miss Margaret
Henderson. Miss Beatrice Burnll. Miss
Mary Alexander Miss Elizabeth Burrill.
Miss Marjorie King. Miss Leila Fairchild.
Miss Alice Ely. Miss JOY Williams, Miss
Charlotte Strong. Miss Margaret Her
rick. Miss Lentilhon Clifford. COLES j.
Coo. Allen Fox. William Phillips. Robert
Munroe Dudley Mills. Henry H. coe. jr
Horton Ives, Galbralth Ward, Doves
Durham. Albert Ely, ir. Harold Harris
horne and Arthur l.. Durham.
Mrs. Jules ; Bachc gave a the dansant
at her home. No. East 67th street. yes
tcrday for the debut Of her daughter
Miss Kathryn Bache. Miss Bachc who
wore a frock of white satin and silver
lace. was assisted In receiving 10y Miss
Hope Hamilton, Miss Alice Haven. Miss
Marian Hall, Miss Marjorie Young Smith,
of Ottawa. Canada; Miss Helen Whitney
RYDER, Miss Adclne Hoskiss and Miss
Janet Gregory. Miss Katherine Carroll
and Miss Helen Rickert were at the tea
table.
Mrs Frederick l.. Richards, a sister Of
Miss Bache, gave a dinner dance last
night for her at her home, No. $50 Park
avenue She was assisted in receiving
by Mrs William Lawson. Mrs. Edgar
Sierck. Mrs. Schuyler Van Vechrcn. Mrs
Mayhew Washburn and Mrs. Henry G.
Steers.
Another debutante reception Of yestcr-
day was that given by Mrs. George l..
McAIpin at her house. No. East 90th
street. for her daughter, Miss Flora b.
McAlpin. Miss McAlpin was assisted In
receiving by Miss Estele Romcyn. Miss
Harriet McAlpin. cousin Of the debu-
tante; Miss Louise Butler, Miss Virginia
SculIy, Miss Estele Romcyn. MISS Aida
Norfeet and Miss Louise TIFFANY FRANK.
The reception was followed by dinner
and dance for sixty
For the debut Of her daughter MISS
Cordella Hepburn. Mrs. Alonzo B. Hep
burn gave a the dansant yesterday al heT
home No. 2O5 West 9th street Inc
debutante, who wore frock OF white
satin and silver lace, was assisted III
receiving by Miss Rosetta Carson MISS
Christina Nichols, Miss Star Paris, MISS
Rculab Hepburn. Miss Louise Dickson
Miss Alice Haven, Miss Elizabeth kirlin'
Miss Christina Nichols and MISS Esthei
Lyman, Of Hartford, Conn
The reception was followed by a dinner,
after which the guests went 10 see tine
Madcap Duchess
Miss Marjorie T.. Woolsey was intro
duced to society yesterday afternoon at
reception given By her mother. Mrs.
George Woolsey. of No. III East o6th
street. She was assisted in receiving by
Miss Marion y. Gibney, Miss Sophie
Young, Miss b. s. Shedd, Miss Annette
Fallows, Miss Caroline Goodrich and Miss
Rose Sharpe. OF Wilkes Barre, Penn. Mrs.
Heathcote Woolsey and Mrs. John Wool
sey poured tea dinner and theatre
party followed The play chosen was
The Madcap Duchess" The additional
guests were Henry Holt, Theodore crane.
Heathcote Woolsey, DR.. Inglis Frost, John
Hubben. Walter Marvin and Charles
Young.
Mrs. Herbert Gardiner Lord of No. 623
West 18th street, gave reception yes
terday afternoon ather home to Introduce