The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
DEBUTANTES HOLD
SOCIETY'S INTEREST
Mrs. Park Mason WOOllcy En-
tcrtains for Her Daughter
With a Dance.
PARTY FOR HAYDEN TWINS

Mrs Park Mason Wool,ey gave q
dance last night at Sherrys for her debu-
tante daughter. Miss Cornelia Leggeit
Woolley. The guests. who were mostly
young people with a few married friends
Of the hostess. danced In the tapestry
room. which was decorated with holly
and mistletoe. Two orchestras played
and after midnight a seated supper was
served
Some of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur J. Singer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coulter Huyler, Mr. and Mrs Morris r.
Nolck, Mr. and Mrs Everett L. Judkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas NJ. McCarter. Mr.,
and Mrs Charles Singer. Justice Nor
man s Dixie Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Hat
field the Misses Marle,ta Chaplin. Eliza
beth Chaplin. Ruth jerks. Dorothy IL
hngworth. GLADYS Jackson. Dorothy Dill
lon. Geraldine Nelson. Marjorie Green
field. Laura Ingalls,, Katherine Ketcham.
vivian Vernon. Carmen kinnear, Eleanor
Scott. Helen Smith. Ruth Church. Re-
bccca Hanson. Marie Louise Stelnway,
Madeleine Bacon, Edith 7. Oracle. Olive
Baiu. Louise Ruxton. Anna Ballard.
Frances Ballard. Dorothy owen and Liz
Ian Robertson
Among the young men present were
Douglas Woolley, I<nowlton Ames. Jr,,
Steward Dudley. Kenneth Patterson. John
Dodd. Clinton Elliott Jr. Jack Scully,
Donald IL Cowl. L'Motte Cohu, Henry w.
Cohu. Jesse Me;calf. Cedric Hamilton.
Henry q. Hyde, Joseph STANLEY, Robert
Strachan. William Handbook. Lee Jen-
ney Harold Hartshorne, Arthur Mason.
Gerald Nelson, william l.. Rich. John
\. King. Paul Jaccica, Ensign Wilson,
L. s n, Ensign Fitzsimons. L. $. ~.
Albert Smyle. Horton Singer. Raymond
Pearsall. Neville Brush. Thomas Common,
George Churchill, William Decker and
Robert Maxwell
Mrs. charles H. Tweed held a reception
with dancing yesterday afternoon In the
assembly room OF the Colony Club to in
troduce her second daughter Miss Mary
W Tweed The room was decorated with
flowers. Receiving with Mrs. Tweed and
her daughter were Miss Salle Carter OF
Williamsburg. Mass. Miss Katie Arnold
Of Albany, Miss Theodore Durham. Miss
Margcry u. Westcott. Mss Sylvia Hyde.
Miss Helen Evarts and Miss Sylvia Holt
Mrs James RaNnor Hayden gave n re-
ccption at her home. l2i West Fifty-hfth
street. Yesterday afternoon to introduce
her twin daughters, Miss Ruth Hayden
and Miss Faith Hayden. Receiving with
them were the Misses Constance Peabody.
Margaret Erhart. Julia Blatchford Potter,
katherine Thomas. Margaret Warren.
Gertrude yelling. Martha Gay Grace
Pierce. Elinor Kendall and Ensley Hodg-
son.
Mrs. Clarence f.. Chapman gave a re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her home,
go Park avenue for her debutani .
daughter. Miss Alice Chapman. Mrs.
Chapman received with her daughter and
assisting them were the Misses Frances
Peck Katherine Sperry and Katherine
lin Of this city, and Cecilia Nroom, Doro-
Thy Boreham and Marie Barber of Ridge
wood, y. !. After the reception there
was an informal dinner for the receiving
party and a few extra guests. among them
being Frank skinner. Hugh Grimshaw.
Charles Eddy. John Tuthll. Rowland
Brown. Eugene Leonard. Walter Beinecke
and Or. Lewis X. Mohley.