The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
MANY DEBUTANTES
ATJUNIOR ASSEMBLY
Dancing Preceded by Numerous
Dinners Given by Sub
scribcrs.
MISS BROWN INTRODUCED

ZION tho Junior Assemblies, "A new series
- subscription dances, were inaugurated
q, shows last night These dane have
,...,.,lcd the Junior Cotillons which for
r,,,, season. were So successfully carried
on nv Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge and out
~ .,,urlimcnt to her the name was
cno,rsi
rr, assemblies are particularly for
l,hutantcs. and that Of last night was
.r,iost dinner dance, as nearly all OF the
suh,rrincis gave dinners in advance. As
,s,iy hours are a feature OF the assem-
hIas the dinners were all informal Dane
i-r began in the large ballroom shortly
flor 10 o'clock, Frantzcn's orchestra
Having. The foyer. which was used as a
,lttlng out room. was decorated with palms
and cut flowers
Mines. John Il. Alexandra. William Hyde,
phuip O. Bartlett. Herbert a. Jacquelin.
charles NJ Chaplin. Bradlsh Johnson.
James { colgate. Charles ii. Keep Rich
ard g. Colt, W. Boals Kendall, Paul ID.
Cravath, George q. King, carl y. de Gers
dorm. Edward X. Durham. c. Grant La
Farge. Frederick Edey. Daniel $. Lamont,
Arthur g. Emmons. Harry J. Luce, IL.
Ward Ford. George n. Macy, James Q.
Green. Pierre Mali, John +. Clifford. J.
Tierpont Morgan, Jr.. W. Pierson Hamil-
ton. Lancaster Morgan. A. Barton Hep
burn Walter q. Odkman. Henry Holt,
STEPHEN Peabody. William NJ v. Hoffman.
william H. WOodin, Riley Miles Gilbert.
II Hobart Porter. Waldron Williams,
Thomas l. Preston. Jr.. Charles II. Tweed.
y Thayer Robb, r. Hunt Talmage, w.
Cary Sanger. James Remsen Strong and
Henry G. Sturges.
The guests were received at the en-
trance of the ballroom by Mrs. Pierre
Mall. Mrs H. Hobart Porter and Mrs.
walter q. Oakman. There was general
dancing until midnight. when supper was
served at individual tables in the small
ballroom, after which dancing was re-
sumed for half an hour.
Give. Dinner for Daughter.
Mrs John L. Alexandre's dinner was
for her daughter. Miss Anna Alexandra.
ard It was given at Is East Flfty-third
street Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs Bayard G, Iioppin. the Misses Maud
Coster Ruth Cutting. Alexandra Emery.
Kathleen Macy, Maidie Alexandra. kath-
sriue steward and Edith Morgan, l.. Stuy-
veslut Chanler Jr.. Reginald Lanier.
Charles H. Marshall. Chester Burden.
Murray Hoffman. John Sloane. James J.
H'gginson. Marshall II. kernochan and
Schuyler l. Parsons. Jr.
Mrs Stephen Peabody gave a dinner
al her home. 30 East Fifty-fourth street
for her daughter. Miss Priscilla Pea
body The guests were the Misses Louise
Russell Hoadley. Mary Stevens Chaplin,
Elise Rice. Isabella Banks Taylor. JUS
Sine van Rensselaer, Townsend Katherine
Oakman. Edith Mckeever and Ensley
lod-son. COLES COe, Albert IL Ely.
j., Watson e. Emmett. Arthur Gardner
Edward Shipper I'd. Thomas l.. John
so-. Jr, Jesse lIoyt. DecOursey Fales,
AuSuste Richard, l.. stuart Wing. Jr.,
Or Nasle, Andrew Hopkins and Robert
Franks, Jr.
The dinner given by Mrs Edward KEEL
street followed a large reception, at which
her daughter. Miss Theodore Dunham
WAS formally introduced to society. Those
az this dinner were the Misses Janet
Henderson, Rohb. Adrcnue lselin. Esther
Auchncoss. Rita Sturgis sylvia Hyde,
Priscilla Bartlett Mar-aret La Fargo
josephine de Gcrsdorn. sylvia Holt and
Jeanette ELEPHANT Brenton Yelling. Jr,
Arthur du Rois Richard Emmett. Samuel
Gaillird PAelps Plat, William VI, Evarts
Charles McAlpin Pyle, John Carter Brown
David j. Ely. W. Allen Butler Jr.. Ellery
James. Galoraith Ward, Clinton McSherry
ard Louis Durham.
Another of the dinners was given by
Mrs. Harry j. Luce at ner house. East
Fifty second street. for her daughter. Miss
Margaret Payne Luce. The guests were
tie Misses Sara Delano, Gertrude and
Iva Mali. Katharine Lamont Rita
Roker, Gretchen Blaine Damrosch. Helen
Flake and Gladys Fries Etienne Mark
owski. William J. Schieffelin, Jr.. Sidney
Dillon Ripley. William r. Shepherd. Jr,
Esuond T.. OBrien, +. Dwight Partridge.
Oliver Wacstaff. Sidney Henshaw. Law
renco Gftnnell and Edward Morrell
4, saIn
MIR Paul n, Cravath gave a dinner at
hcr house. l07 East Thir,y-ninth street.
for her daughter. Miss Vera \. H. Cra-
Nath, Among the guests were the Misses
Frederika Peterson. Evelyn Scott and Ger
trude yelling, Morris McKim Pryor.
James Larkin. Francis Watrous, Robert
du Bots and Herbert Lord
Another dinner was given by Mrs. Ian
caster Morgan for her daughter. Miss
Helen R'dgey Morgan, at her home, $50
West Fifty-nin;h street. Among the
3 guests were Miss Constance Peabody,
Miss Marie de Tours Boynton, Bache
Brown, w Travers Jerome, Jr., Harry
Gushing Sd, S. Worrall Hyde, Frederic II.
Coudert, Ir.. and Hermann c. Schwab
Mrs. H. Hobart Porter gave small
q nnor at her home, 405 Park avenue.
Among The guests were Miss Margaret
Irrtrt, Miss Gertrude Pardee. Paul Cush-
nan Antonio Lazo, Charles yelling and
ur Harold Pardee
Among other debutantes nj the dance
were the Misses Amy clifford. Elizabeth
GARRISON, Helen Morgan Hamilton. Fran
CO.'S Morgan, Caryl Hackstaff. Hope Col
r1i". Mary Sanger, Anne Woodln. Mary
S'uEes, Catherine Colt. Lillian Hunt Tai
mage Marion Cleveland. Violet King
NT"re and Eugene Rand, Eleanor
h"n Ruth and Faith Hayden, Dorothy
li1elt Marion Tiffany. Phyllis Brown
" r Gilbert and Eleanor Green
The roNt assembly Will take plane on
Jsuaiy ..
Mrs George Alexander Brown OF 1856
N'iSon avenue gave a luncheon al
N.'rrvs Yesterday for her debutants
adur inter- Miss NJ Anne Brown Among
VI" guests were the Misses Frances Man.
f.". Mary Stevens Chaplin, Jeanette
uNphtn. RITA Sturgis Phyllis Brown
N." Glib, Charlotte Lowry, Constance
''' dy Margaret Costcr, Marian Post
..'1 and Faith Hayden Sylvia Holt
'"'nor French Marion Tiffany, Dorothy
u '*Ht and e. rtrude yelling
Nfs Edward Livingston Coster gave
f'' "'ion IN the ballroom OF the Gotham
'', rday afternoon 20 Introduce to society
10. daughter, Miss Margaret Coster.
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