New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
Mrs. Thaw to Give Dance
at Club for Her Two
Daughters.
MISS PEABODY, BUD,
HAS BIG RECEPTION
Miss Sterry Receives at Plaza
and After Dinner Guests
Go to Chin Chin"

~.doas was green and red, suggestive
u. Christmas.
Among those who gave dinners be
fore the dance were Miss Mary Stew
p-s Chaplin, Miss Marian Tiffany and
Miss Eleanor Keep. Mrs. Peabody and
hen daughter, who wore gown Of
white hrOCaded satin embroidered ln
silver. received the guests at he en-
trance 20 the large ballroom.
Among the four hundred guests,
most of whom were young people. were
Nr and l.Is. q. Nelson Borland, Nh
and N~s. IT, Orwe Wilson, jr.. Nr and
Nrs. Forsyth Wickes, Mr. and Mrs
George Peabody, Dir. and Mrs. stephen
Peabody IT, Ar. and Mrs; W. scott
Cameron. Nr. and Mrs. Frederic Hum
alreys. Nr. and Mrs. Malcolm d. Whit
man. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nelson
U1~ckIcy, Mr and Mrs Richard II.
Williams. jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Steuart
Davis.
There were also present Miss Evelyn
Marshall, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss
Priscilla Bartlett, Miss Sylvia Holt,
Miss Carol Hartman, Miss Miriam
Hartman, Miss Adrieune lselin, Miss
Artoiue-te Martin. Miss Alice Haven
Miss Lillian TalmaCe, Miss Louise
Herrick, Miss Louise Butler, Hiss
Edith RiveS. Miss Gwerdolin Condor,
Miss Josephine de Gersdorf, Miss Elise
Rice. Miss Julia Grant. Miss Jeanette
OIvphant Miss Angelica Gerry, Miss
Edith Sloan. Miss lie Brun Parsons,
Miss Mary Schieffelin and Miss Con
stance Peabody.
Also Gaillard Thomas. Marshall
Field. Lester Armour, Philip Armour,
Bryce Wing, Frederick AleElndre,
COLES Coe, Henry Coe, Watson Emmet,
Hugh Cotton, George A. Dixon, Rich-
,.i Babcock, Percy Alfred Il. Ely
George Trevor, Henry A. MunrOe, DR..
william Herrick Adams, William
Chambers. !. Gordon Hamersley and
N. Irayers Jerome. jr.
Mrs. T. Mortimer Ward gave a re-
cepti0n yesterday afternoon at her
home I29 East 12d ST.. 20 introduce her
daughter. Miss Eunice Clapp. Receiv-
ing with the debutante were Miss Phyl-
ls Brown. Miss Vera A. II. Cravath,
Miss Marietta Chaplin, Miss Anna Bal
lard, Miss Dorothy Battle, Miss Olivia
Erdmanr. Miss Margaret Warren, Miss
Elizabeth Kirlin, Miss Penelope Sears
and Miss Emmelina Sizer.
After the reception Mrs. Ward gave
a dinner at the Plaza for the receiving
party and a number of young men,
among whom were A. r. Whitney. jr.,
Andrew T. Alvord, Herbert G.. Lord jr.,
Matthew Looram. Herman Mali. Vivien
Pa.m.er Bradish j. Carroll, jr, Law
renee Phillips, John Scott Drawing,
r.. Rylaud Sizer. Herbert VI. Clapp and
Frederic X. Coudert, ir. Later there
was a dance az the home of Mrs. Ward,
end for this about 25O additional
rlests were invited.
The first for this season of a series
Of dances arranged by Miss GeOrgiana
Hartman Owen for young people not
yet ont and called the Friday Juniors" :"
was held last night in the rose ball
room of the Plaza The patronesses
for these dances are Mrs. Oliver Har-
r.man. Mrs Henry VI. Alexander, Mrs
Robert Appleton Mrs. Atwood Violet,
Mrs Patrick a. Valentine, Mrs. John
Mex. Camp and Mrs. Edwin Gould.
Those present included Miss Helen
Alexandra. Miss Grace Bristed, Miss
Martha Keep. Miss Enslee Hodgson,
Miss Alice Thorn. Miss Esther Tiers.
Miss Catherine Kimball, Miss Gwendo-
Ign Adee. Miss Amy Reick, Miss Cath
crime Black Lester Armour, Robert In
gersol Brown, David II. McAlpin, Rob-
ert Carrere. Oliver c. Hartman, W.
Tod Helmuth. jr, Colin lngersoll,
Eugene Kelly, Reginald Lewis and How
land ii. Pell, ir The next dance will
be held on New Years night.
Mrs. Alexander Blair Thaw's dance
for her daughters, Miss Katharine B.
and Miss Barbara Thaw, will take place
next Wednesday az the Cosmopolitan
Club. The dance was set originally for
last ght, but was postponed until
December 30. Miss Barbara Thaw is
one Of the seasons debutantes, and her
sister was introduced 20 society year
ago.
Mrs. Frederick Sterry gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon in the grand
ballroom Of the Plaza 20 introduce her
daughter. Miss Prudence Cleveland
Sterry. In the receiving party were
Miss Mildred Dennis, Miss Caryl Hack
staff. Miss Josephine d. Wells, Miss
Elise Rice. Miss Marietta Chaplin, Miss
Eugcnia Fuller. Miss Margaret Dick
son. Miss Margaret Erhart, Miss Rita
Boxer. Miss Marie Thayer and Miss
Jane Akers, Of Louisville.
Following the reception there vas a
dinner for the receiving party. and al
terward Mrs. Stcrry took them 20 see
"Chu Chin" az the Globe Theatre. In
addition 20 the receiving party there
we're invited for the dinner Frederick
Dennis Kenneth Hadden. Maynard ivi-
son. Lester Armour. John VI. Franklin.
Rensselaer, Halscy, James Livingston,
Herman Boxer, Henry Sibley, John VI.
franklin, ". Gill Wylie, ir, Carl +.
Boxer, ir.. and George Watson Han
smith. Of Providence.
Mrs. Edwin Gould gave a dinner last
night AZ her home. 93G Fifth av., for
ter sor. Edwin Gould. jr. After inner
,Irs Gould took her guests, nu~tcr'ng
tFen,y-eieht. 70 see "Chin Chin"
Mrs. James p. Clews gave a luncheon
'rllowed by a theatre Dartv e'terdsy
~ her home. East S5th st.. for MISS
Noemi Gilbert Townsend, the debu-
iante daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Bliss Townsend
Mrs. George Gordon King gave a
oinner dance last night al her home
l6 East s4th ~. for her debutantc
cauRhter. Miss Violet G.. King.
Mrs. Percy H. Stewart, Of Plainheld,
n, D. gave a luncheon yesterday al
snerfy's Tor her daughter. Miss Eva 5.
ate"art. Who will make her debut next
teason. The luncheon was served for
lhlfiy ~ one table. which was deco
fatcA WIN mapye orchids. Wrs stew
arta guests Included Miss Virginia
hice. Mizs Emma Peabody. Miss Gwen
eoiyn AHaee, Miss Helen Krech. Miss
Mary Lor.!iard, Miss Helen Trevor,
hias Marian Kerr Miss Katherine Van