The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20
MANY DEBUTANTES
ARE ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Cravath Gives Reception at
Home to Introduce Her
Daughter.
DINNERS AND DANCES TOO

rhcre was another round OF entertain
rents for dcbutantes Yesterday. several
rccop,fons and dances being held. Mrs.
PAM ~ Cravath gave a reception In the
afternoon at her home. I07 East Thirty
ninth street, t. Introduce her daughter.
Mis- Vera Cravath Assisting Mrs. Graz
vain ana her daughter were Mrs. Charles
Devcllp Llthrop. aunt OF the debutante,
and the Misses Evelyn Scott, Katherine
Sands. Gertrude yelling. Constance Pea
body. Caryl iIackstaff. Elizabeth kirlin,
Frederick Peterson. Dorothy Anderton,
Lucy Lord and Helen Ridgeey Morgan.
The debut ante wore a gown of pink silk
ret and satin Of the same shade and car
,'ed an arm bouquet of pink orchids Mrs.
ctavath wore a gown OF gray and silver
hrocade After the reception there was an
Informal dinner. followed by dancing
Among the young men present at the
dinner we're Morris Mckim Pryor. Fran
cls NJ Watrous. JAMES :. Iarkin, Charles
yickox. Robert \. Lovett, Edmund Peas
lcr. Douglas Moffat. Arthur and Robert
Du Bots. itcrbc RI Lord. Stoddard Hancock,
benjamin Riggs. Brenton yelling, Jr., and
Charles Welling.
Mrs Richard V. Lindabury gave tho
s,nsant yesterday afternoon at the ST.
Regis to introduce her daughter Miss
Margaret I'ndahury. The reception was
Neld IN the ballroom. which was hung with
Christmas greens In the receiving party
were Mrs. T.. Francis HYDE. Mrs. Robert
Lawrence Berry. Mrs. Adrian H. Jolnc,
Mrs Joseph simmons. Miss Mariette Doo-
little Of Utica. Miss Alice Rogers Of Buff
-alo. the Misses Marion Cleveland, Mar
rarct la Fargo Constance Quimby. Ger
trudc Geer. Emily Stevens Nnon New
ton. Virginia Fiske. Elisabeth Mosle. Flor
,nce Colgate. Julie Stursberg and Mary
Belchcr.
Mrs Gustaf Stromberg gave a reception
~ her home $40 Park avenue. to intro
dure her daughter by a former marriage.
Miss Adelaide r. Parker. In the rectiv-
ing party were the Misses Lots Goodenow
Anne Jessup Woodin. Mary owens. Juanita
Riya Noel Haskins, Catherine Childs
Frederika Peterson and Roxana Bowen
After an Informal dinner Mrs Stromberg
took her guests to the theatre. Among
the young men OF the party were Harold
Herrick Mowray Smith. Kenneth Dean,
Daingerfeld Lewis. John Jessup. Theo-
dore Jessup. Clinton Backus, Mansfield
Ferry. Clifford Voorhees, and Van Horn
Tealc
Nj. John l.. cutler of 33S West Eighty
ninth street gave a the dansant yesterday
afternoon AZ Sherry's tn introduce her
third daughter. Miss E..inor Cutler. Re-
were the Misses Mary and Margaret cut
Ter. Emmaena Sizer. Dorothy Battle. Olive
Benson. susanna Warren. Kathryn Lyon
ard Anne Jessup Woodn of this city ::
tho Misses Emily and Ellen Thomas Of
Augusta. Ga. Miss Mary Fleming Of
Pasadena. Cal, and Miss Margaret ELLIS
Of Savannah. Ga. After the reception
there was n small dinner and dance at
MIS-. cutters home.
Mrs. George H. Macy of 90 Riverside
Drive gave a small dance last evening
ut her home for her daughter. Miss
Kathleen Macy. who was formally intro
duccd to society earlier this month
Among the guests all Of whom were
Young people, were the Misses Marie G.
Johnson. Helen Flake. Lillian Hunt Tai
mage, Priscilla Bartlett. Anna Ballard.
Nargot Scull Symphorosa Bristed, sylvia
Hit and Margaret Bourne. Among the
men were George Richards. Carter Phelps.
Maurice Roche, Howard Bourne. Charles
Py.e. Alexander Jones. Edwin and Richard
Harris. Adolph Dick. Henry Ripley Seth
b FRI nch I'd Frederick Alexandra. Muir
ray Hoffman and Richard Lounsoery
MIS-. Richard Stevens gave a dinner
last evening at the Colony Club for some
of her married friends. and afterward a
small dance for her daughter Miss Elsie
stevens. and her niece. Miss Mary Stevens
Chap.n. There We're about sixty people
for the dinner and dance. Another small
dance Of last night was given by Mrs.
Pierre Mali at her home, : Fifth avenue.
for her daughters. the Misses Gertrude
and Eva Mali.
J. llornhover DE witt gave n dance
last night at Shcrry's for his debutanto
niece. Miss Helen Anita De Witt II
was party Tor young people and the
en''re second floor, which was used was
decorated with palms. smilax. pink roses
and Christmas green's. Assisting in re-
ceiviuE with the dcbutante were her aunt
Mrs II. Van Courtlandt Romans, and
Miss Margretta Romans. There was
general dancing, for which Frantzen' .
and EurOpe's orchestras alternated. \
seated supper was served at IN Midnight.
during which Ncarolitan orchestra
played