The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-23
UNCLE GIVES FETE
FOR MISS HOADLEy
T.. F. II. Belts Has Brilliant
Party at Sherry's in Honor
Of Debutante.
OTHER GAY GATHERINGS


winter was gwen last night AT Sherry's
b, (. +. Ilolbrook BELTS for his dehutunte
niece. Miss Louise Russell IIoadley.
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Russell H.
uoadlcy. Jr Of New York and Southamp-
ION l. T. Mr. Belts had secured the
entire suite on the small ballroom noor
and his ente tainment BEGAN with a
dinner Tor 100 people, which was served
a. various tables placed in the tapestry
room The decorations on all sides were
suggestive Of the Christmas season. The
,abl,s were decorated with pionsettia and
Christmas Gems. Mr.. Belts and his
niece received in the salon that leads
into the tapestry room. Miss Hoadley
wore a costume of pale blue tafteta.
She received many bouquets. which added
10 the Moral decorations OF the rooms.
The dinner guests included Mrs. Van
serbllt Mr. and Mrs. ogden Mills. Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Gordon Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pembroke Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
/. Bayles. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Liv-
,ngston Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G.
Jennings MIR. and Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
ingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest fselin, M
and Mrs Joseph Earle stevens. Mr. and
MIS-. W De Lancey Kountze. Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Whitehouse. MIR. and
Mrs. Albert Gallatin. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
cent Astor. Mr.. and ers. James A.
Burden. Mr. and MIS-. Henry Rogers
winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs w. Earl Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1selin. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Carnegie PhIpps. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Payne Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip W. Livermore Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pelham Robbins, Mrs. John II. Drexei.
Ms. Robert l.. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell II. Hoadley, Jr., Miss Ruth
Twombly. Miss Mabel Gerry. Miss Anna
Sands Clarence II. Mackay. Sherman
Day stephen b. Elkins. Percy r. Pyne
Cd. Lloyd Warren. Ralph Preston. John
Clinton Gray. Jr.. Henry q. Gray. Robert
Goelet. Ashbel II. Barney. Charles d.
Wetmore. Robert Walton Cioelet, James
W Barney. Richard Peters, Charles A.
Mum. Alfonso de Navarro. Henry Rich
mond Taylor, Francis Crowninshield. John
W Riddle. G. Beekman Hoppin and
Nsdsworth r. Lewis.
There was a special table for Miss
Hoadley and some OF her young friends
and at II were seated the Misses Mary
Jay Schleffelln. Angelina Krech. Josephine
De Gersdorff. Mary Stevens Chaplin. lisa
bella Banks Taylor. Esther j. Auchncloss.
keeyer and Jeanette ELEPHANT. The
young men AT this table were De Coursey
Fales. Alexander Henderson. Francis
Roche, Shepard Krech, Charles II. Mar
shall, Arthur Gardner Morgan J. q.
0Rrien Seth v Erarch %. percival
Dodge, Laurence Schwab and Sheldon
Hoadley.
Frsntzen's orchestra played during the
dinner and also throughout the evening.
After the dinner about $50 other guests,
Including young people of society. came
for the dance. which took place In the
small ballroom. \ continuous supper was
served in the tapestry room
Among those coming for the dance were
the Misses Priscilla Peabody. Alice Haven,
Jane, Robb. Frances Breese. Rita Sturgis.
Anna Alexandra. Beatrice Sorchan, Mary
Crocker Alexander Frances y. Breese.
sylvia Hyde. Florence Blair. Miriam Har-
r,man. Mary Pyne. Helen Morgan Hamil-
ton Mimi Scott, Adrienne lselin, Lillian
Ta.mage. Margaret La Fargo and Frances
MoIgdh Jerome Preston, W. L. Thompson
Preston, Bertram Cruger, George |. Scott.
Malcolm u Sloane. T.. Victor Loew. Rich
ard Babcock. Williams p. Burden. T. Gail
lard Thomas. Chester Burden, Samuel l..
NJ Barlow, Charles u. DiCkey, Jr.. u.
Percy Morgan. Jr.. G.. Macculoch Miller.
j." Lawrence McKeever Miller, COLES
Coe, Henry r. Coe. Jr.. Charles DE Rham.
Jr, C1siIn.r De Rahm, l.. StuyVesant
Chanler Jr.. John Morgan Francis ca bot.
John II. DreNe,, Jr.. Earl ID. Osborn. Will
lam II, Osborn. Sidney Dillon Ripley,
George Trevor, John Munroe. William Jay
ScheffA.1, Jr.. William Emerson. Charles
scribner. Jr.. Edward and Hunt Talmage.
Addison Cammack, Ellery James. Regi-
Maid Lanier, Oliver p. Jennings. L. Stuart
Wing Jr., Roland Hartman Oliver b.
James, Bryce Wing, Murray Hoffman,
John Hodges and Carley Hartman.
Another dance OF last evening was
given by the Countess Henri de Laugier-
Nllars at her home. 705 Park avenue. II
followed a dinner party OF thirty and was
given for Miss Sara Delano. youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano.
whose engagement to Roland Livingston
Redmond, nephew OF the Countess, was
announced a fortnight ago. Seventy young
people came in after dinner for the dance.
Mrs. Benjamin B. Thayer gave a the
dansant Yesterday afternoon IN Sherrys
large ballroom 10 introduce to society her
daughter, Miss Marie X. Thayer. Receiv-
ing with them were the Misses lesson and
Alice Thayer. sisters OF the debutante
Prudence Cleveland Sterry, Lorraine Estee.
Barbara Thaw. Mary Montgomery. Marion
Tiffany and Mary Phelps Jacobs. After
me reception there was an informal din
ner The men at II included G. Jarvis
,'eor, Lawrence r. Smith. John r. Green,
Iful Jaccaci, Gray Bryan. Shelton Farr,
Douglas Gibbons and Richard r. Peabody.
Aftcr dinner Mrs. Thayer tooR the party
10 Tho New Alngtprdam Theatre IN saa