The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
RECEPTIONS HELD
FOR DEBUTANTES
One of the Largest Of Them Is
Given for Miss Constance
Peabody.
DANCES TO COME LATER

Several receptions were given yesterday
afternoon for debutantes. Mrs. Philip {.
Sawyer gave one at her home, 10s East
Seycnty-eichth street. TO introduce her
daughter, Miss Mildred Sawyer In the
receiving marty were the Misses Mary
Sturges. Margaret La Fargo. Emmalena
Szer. Fyederika Peterson. Eleanor Keep
and Caroua WarbuiE. After the Tecep'
ton there was an Informal dinner, ana
the young men invited were Thomas ana
Neil Rice OF Boston. Calvert Holt Pam
Jaccacl s. Phillips Houghton, william
Palmer and Ryland Sizer. After the
dinner Mrs Sawyer took her guests 10
see Marie Tempest in "Mary Goes First
at the Comedy Theatre. y supper fol-
lowed at the Colony Club.
Mrs. Daniel B. Childs gave a reception
at IS East Eighty-first street 10 intro
duce her daughter Miss Catherine II.
Childs Among those receiving with the
debutante were the Misses Kathryn Lyons.
Louise Homer. Sarah FLOYD Jones Will
Jams. Adelaide Parker, Marion Drake
Smith, VI. Agnes Keller, Freder.ka Peter
son. Juliet Ford. Phyllis Williams and
Barbara Thaw
ono of the largest receptions Of the
day was given by Mrs. Richard \. Pea
body ~ 1913 Fast Seventy-third street
for her debutanto daughter. Miss Con-
stance Peabody. In the receiving party
were the Misses Eleanor Hartshoruc
Dorothy Kreue Tavlor. Ruth and Faitn
HAYDEN. Margaret Warren. Helen Ridrely
Morgan. Margaret Erhirt. Esther AuChin-
Gloss. Priscilla Peabody. Amy Clifford.
Vera Cravath. Ca,yl IIacl<staff and Mar
care, Seton Porter. After the reception
there was dinner for the members OF
the receiving party and some extra guests
among whom We're J. Horton Itams, Dom
aid Carr. Matthew Loorsm, Jesse 1loyt,
w TraVers Jerome. Jr. Harry c. Cush-
Ing Sd. Bradlsh johnson Carroll. Jr,
Bache Brown. Maynard c. Ivison, L.
Stuart Wing. Jr.. and John Ballantne
Later there was Informal dancing
Another dehutante of the afternoon was
Miss Ruth Singer. who was introduced by
her mother, Mrs. Arthur j. Singer, at her
home, / Fast SEVENTEENTH street Re
ceivlug with the debutante were Miss
Emma Aus In of Detroit. Miss Marietta
Chapir Miss Marie Louise Steinwny
and Miss Cornella Leggett Woolley. Mrs
Singer will give dance for her daughter
in February.
Mrs George Henry Macy gave a recep-
ton at 22 Riverside Drive to introduce
her daughter. Miss Kathleen Macy. As
sisting i'm receiving were the Misses Helen
Flake. Symphorosa Rrlsted and Anna
Ballard. Mrs. Macy will give n dance for
her daughter on December s.
Still another reception vas that given
10y Mrs. Richard j. Lewis at her home.
IFS West Savemty-slxth street, for her
daughter. Miss Wealthy Alhru Lewis
Mrs, Thomas \, Sperry gave "A luncheon
In the Pan Mall room OF the RtZ-Carlton
yesterday for her debutante daughter.
Miss Katherine Sperry. 1t was served
at several small tables, which were deco
rated with pansios and mauve orchids,
Mrs Spcrry. Mrs. William Sharp. Mrs.
Ralph Kingsley, Mrs. Fritz Boinecke and
Mrs. Joseph Peters acted as chaperons.
Among guests were the Misses Flea
nor Baxter Gertrude Hin. Marion Tomp-
kns Margaret Bigelow. Elizabeth Black.
Alice Chapman. Marjorie Williams, Glare
Weidenbach, Elaine Wemple, Eleanor Vro-
dcnburgh. Bertha StrattoH Leonie Cou-
dert. Elinor Davies. Alice DE Lamar.
Katherine Denman, Helen Drayton, Mollic
Droescher, Calista Stout, Marjorie Elias.
Margaret Erhart. Katherine Flag An
ncttc Gladwn. Marjorie Greenfield Grace
Rogers, Laura Parsons. Ada Nurnect. Flora
McAlpin. Jessie Miller, :vaugeline Hill.
Katherine Hill, Ann Harrison, Janet
Gregory, Marie Spicgclberg, Katherine
Smith, Bertha Schults, Isabel Schults,
Dorothy Schenck and Virginia Scully,