New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Miss Robb, Miss Woolley
and Other Buds Have
Big Gatherings.
SEVERAL MORE TO
MAKE BOWS TO-DAY
Bathrooms at Sherry'S Gay as
Favored Girls of Season
Meet at Dances.

IL Sherry last night 70 introduce heT
laughter. Miss Janet Henderson Robb.
There were about $50 guests. including
vounc married couples. many Of the
seasons debutantes and number Of
Young men. The small ballroom was
used for the dancing, and & continuous
seated supper was served in an adjoin-
inc room. The decorations were green
and mink. Several dinners were given
before the dance. the hostesses after
ward taking their guests on 10 Sher-
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston gave a
dinner al her home, 3S East Goth St,
Tor Miss Robb. who is her niece. The
CHESTS. numbering twenty, included
fTes Helen Hamilton, Miss Anne Alex
andre. Miss Mary Alexander Miss
louise Hoadley. Miss Esther Auchin-
Gloss. Miss Katharine Porter, Wads-
North Lewis, Bayard Rives, Robert K.
Livingston and John X. Hodges.
Miss Clara and Miss Gertrude Gil
bert gave q dinner for their niece, Miss
Noemi Gilbert Townsend, the debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bliss
Townsend. There were about eighteen
quests. among whom were Miss SYM
1borosa Bristed, Miss Josephine de
Gersdorf. Miss Adrienne Iselin, Miss
and Miss Mary Stevens Chaplin.
Other guests at Mrs. Robb's dance
we're:
Schiefelin. Theodore Larocque, Priscil-
Ia Bartlett, Marie Johnson. Maude
Coster. Miriam Hartman, Mary Pyne,
Lillian Talmage, Isabella Taylor, Alex
sndra Emery, Margaret La Fargo, Fran
ces Morgan, Sylvia Hyde, Marie Taller
and Muriel Winthrop.
others were John X. Hodges, Louis
Chanler, Sheldon Day. Frank II. Belts,
Percy R. Pyne, p. Peter Cooper Bryce,
Oliver ". Bird. jr.. Joseph and Chester
Burden. Charles l.. Appleton, Thomas
n. Barber. Edmund p. Rogers. Francis
and Maurice Roche. Marshall Kerno-
chan. Lawrence White, Chalmers Wood,
Roland Redmond. Schuyler Parsons,
Seth Barton French, Richard Gambrill,
ODonnell lselin, Bertram Cruger, Hugh
Cotton, Elliott Cross, Edwin NJ. Post,
Lawrence Perkins, Malcolm d. Sloane
and Theodosius Stevens.
Mrs Park Mason Woolley, Of the
Apthorp, gave q dance last evening at
Sherry's for her daughter, Miss Cor
nehs Leggett Wolley, who made her
debut last week at a reception. The
ballroom was decorated with holly,
mistletoe and poinsettia. Two orches-
tras played during the evening, and q
supper was served at midnight.
The guests included the Misses
Louise Ruxton. Anna Ballard, Frances
Ballard. Dorothy Owen, Olive Baine,
Edith Temple Oracle, Ruth Singer,
Elizabeth Scott. Helen Smith, Ruth
Church, Marie Louise Steinway, Lily
Robertson, Rebecca Hanson, Marietta
Chaplin, Elizabeth Chaplin, Dorothy Dill
ion. Dorothy Elliott, Madeline Pagan,
Marjorie Greenfield, Laura ingalls,,
Geraldine Nelson, Dorothy Illings-
worth. Gladys Jackson, Katherine
Netcham. Ruth jerks, Vivian Vernon,
Carmen Kennear and Cornelia Woolley.
Also La Motto Coin, Henry w. Cohn,
Donald H. Cowl, Jack Scully, Ken
meth Patterson, John Bogg, Stewart
Dudley, Clinton Elliott, jr., Lionel
Gardner, Jesse Metcaif Cedric Hamil-
ton, Douglas Woolley, Knowle Ames. jr.,
Henry G. HYDE, Harold Hartshorne,
Lee Jenney, Murray Vernon, William
Rsndebrock, Joseph Stanley, Ensign
Wilson, Ensign Fitzsimmons. Paul
lccati, Albert Smyle, Horton Singer,
Raymond Pearsall, Neville Brush,
Ihomas Conner, George Churchill,
.-aNfAN -t-e-A FAAf " 4AlAdiu DtEhtIs ANUS
BE-. Emo, Judge Norman S. Dixie, Mr..
md Mrs. Morris Volck, Mr. and Mrs.
otter Huyler, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
singer, Mr.. and Mrs. A Hapfield, Mr.
md Mrs. Thomas VI. McCarter, Mrs.
Charles Singer and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
Judkirs.
Mrs. James Raynor Hayden intro
duced her daughters, the Misses Ruth
I. and Faith 7. Hayden, 10 society yes
terday Afternoon at a reception at her
residence, 12l West Both 81.
They we're assisted in receiving By
several Of the seasons debutsntes, in
GLIDING Miss Constance Peabody. Miss
Ensley Hodson, Miss Margaret Erhart,
Miss Gertrude yelling. Miss Martha
Gay, Miss Eleanor Kendall, Miss Mar
garet Warren, Miss Grace Pierce, Miss
julia Potter, Miss Dorothy Camp and
Miss Katherine Thomas The debu-
tantes we're in gowns of pink satin and
Ars. Hayden was in yellow taffeta.
Mrs. Charles II. Tweed. of IL East
18Th St, gave a reception yesterday
afternoon at the Colony Club 10 intro
duce her daughter, Miss Mary W
Tweed. The debutante, who was in q
frock Of pale yellow broeade, was as
sisted IN receiving by Mis- Sallie B.
Carter, Of Williamstown; Miss Theo-
dora Durham, Miss Marjorie Westcott
Miss Helen Evarts, Miss Sylvia Hyde
Hiss Sylvia Holt and Miss Katherine
Arnold, Of Albany.
Mrs. Clarence Edward Chapman gave
8 reception yesterday afternoon at her
nome, go Park av., 10 introduce hei
daughter, Miss Alice Chapman. Re.
ceving with the debutante were Miss
Frances Peck, Miss Catherine Hill, Miss
Dorothy Carman, Miss Catherine Ster.
81 Miss Dorothy Boreham, Miss Cecilia
Froom and Miss Marie Barber After
me reception there was a dinner FOL
the receiving party. and later genera
dancing. Al the dinner there were alsC
Frank skinner. Jean Leonard, Lornt
Carsout. Walter Bernicks, Hugh Grim
shaw, W. Martin Vogel, Charles p. Ed
d. and John Boubright, Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Henry A Todd gave a luncheon
Yesterday Ut her home, S24 West Enc
ev.. for Miss Roxana ". Bowen, the
debutante daughter Of NJ. and Mrs
Clarence Winthrop Bowen. Her guests
included Miss Lisa Todd. Miss Sylvia
Holt. Miss Amy Clifford, Miss Glover
Todd, Miss Mildred Dennis. Miss Con
stance Peabody, Miss Hope Colgate
Miss Helen RIdgely Morgan, Miss Anne
Woodin, Miss Sylvia Hyde and Miss
Anne Moore.
Miss Ethel Noyes. daughter Of DIR
and Mrs. Frank r. Noyes, Of Washing
ton' Will be married 10 Thomas Blag