New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20
MISS VERA H: CRAVATH
AMONG BUDS" INTRODUCED
Makes Bow at Reception Given by Her Mother
Dance Debut for Miss De Witt
Other Debutantes

Mrs Pierre Mali gave a small dance
last night at her home, Fifth av., for
her debutante daughter, Miss Eva Mali
Dancing began early, and soon after
midnight a supper was served.
Mrs. George II. Macy gave q dinner
dance last night at her home, % River
side Drive, for her debutante daughter,
Miss Kathleen Macy.
The dinner guests included Miss
Marie Johnson, Miss Helen Flake, Miss
Lillian Talmage, Miss Priscilla Bartlett,
Miss Eleanor Ballard, Miss Margot
Scull, Miss Symphorosa Bristed, Miss
Sylvia Holt, Miss Marjorie Bourne,
Julian Davies, Lewis Coffin, Maurice
Roche, Seth Barton French, Henry
Ripley, Frederick Alexandra, Richard
Lounsbery, Murray Hoffman, Henry
Holt, Richard Harris, Alexander Tones,
Edward Harris, Adolph Dick, Charles
Pyle, Carter Phelps and George. Rich
ard. A number of additional guests
were invited for the dancing.
The first for this season of the Sat-
urday Evening Dances under the man
agement of Mrs. Charles r. Hunting
ton took place last night at Sherry's.
Several dinners were given before the
dance. The guests on their arrival at
nelmonico's were received by Mrs.
Huntington and a number of the pat
ronesses. who included Mrs. Sackett NJ.
Barclay, Mrs. James A. Glover, Mrs.
Edward A. Manice, Mrs. L. Jacquelin
Smith. Mrs. John G. SAKE, Mrs. Linds-
ley Tappin, Mrs. M. Banks Taylor, Mrs.
Stephen G. Williams and Mrs. F. Liv-
ingston Pell.
Among the members, who included
some of this years debutantes and
older girls, were Miss Constance Pea
body, Miss Roxana Bowen, Miss Flea
nor Keep, Miss Frances Wyeth, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard J. Wyeth, Miss Ger
trude Geer, Miss Hester N. Barrows,
Miss Phyllis Brown, Miss Dorothy
Brown, Miss Anne Brown, Miss Mar
jorie Rand, Miss Isabella Banks Tay-
lor, Miss Vera Cravatn, Miss Juliet
Ford, Miss Ernestine Glover, Miss
Louisa Hoadley, Miss Cornelia C. Bar
clay, Miss Dorothy ]. Manice and Miss
Elise II. Lindsey.
Mrs. George Forrest Butterworth
gave a dinner last night at her home,
81 East saith st, for Miss Isabel Inlay
Baird. the fanc6e Of her son, G.. For
rest Butterworth, jr AT the dinner. in
addition to Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth
and the young couple, there were Mr..
and Mrs. Austen Neftel, DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel Milbank, Miss Helen Hartley
jenkins, Miss Florence Moberly, Fran
els Geer and w. j. Demorest.
Mrs. George Austin Morrison, jr.,
gave a reception yesterday afternoon
at her home, 151 Central Park West,
for Miss Cordelia Lee, a young Nor
wegian violinist. The rooms were
decorated with Christmas holly and
yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Anna
Weettlaufer poured tea.
Among the $50 guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcellus Hartley Dodge, DR.. and Mrs.
ID. Hunter McAlpin. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gray Ward, Rudolph f. Schir-
mer and s. Montgomery Roosevelt.
Mrs. Lancaster Morgan, of $50 West
59th ST., will give a luncheon to-mor-
row at the Colony Club for her
debutante daughter, Miss Helen Ridge
ly Morgan.
Mrs. Joel Ellis Fisher gave a small
dinner last night at the Ritz-Carlton
for her daughter, Miss Vieva Fisher.
Mrs. Duncan G. Harris will give a
dance at the Ritz-Carlton on Deem
Der 90 for Miss Noemi Gilbert Town
send. the debutante daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Bliss Townsend.