New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
BIG DAY FOR SOCIETY BUDS
Many Debutantes Make Their Bows and Welcome
Friends to Dinner, Dance or Thcatre-Seven Others
Have Coming-Out Parties Tonight

Mrs Richard A Peabody gave a re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her
home, 1913 East 73d ST., to introduce
her daughter, Miss Constance Peabody.
Receiving with Mrs. Peabody and the
dobutante were Miss Helen Ridgely
Morgan, Miss Caryl Hackstatf, Miss
Vera Cravath, Miss Priscilla Peabody,
Miss Esther Auchincloss, Miss Marga-
ret Erhart, Miss Amy Clifford, Miss
Margaret Seton Porter, Miss Ruth
Hayden, Miss Margaret Warren, Miss
Faith Hayden, Miss Eleanor Harts-
horne and Miss Dorothy Keene Taylor.
After the reception there vas a din
ner, and later informal dancing for
the receiving party and a number Of
young men, among whom were W.
Travers Jerome, jr, Jesse Hoyt
Matthew Looram, J. Horton Ijams,
Donald Carr, John Ballantne, L. Stu
az Wing, jr, Maynard Iveson, II.
Brown, Bradish j. Carroll, ir., and
Harry c. Gushing, Sd.
Many of the younger set went over
to Montclair, \. J., yesterday for the
reception given by Mrs. Nathan T.
Porter to introduce her daughter, Miss
Helen L. Knickerbocker Porter. In
the receiving party were Miss Esther
Cleveland, Miss Marion Cleveland,
who was introduced last week; Miss
Josephine Nicoll. Miss Katherine W.
Porter, Miss Claire Van Lennep. Miss
Charlotte Sawyer, Miss Margaret
Paine, Miss Eleanor Hartshorne. Miss
Martha j. Nicholson, Miss Helen
adams, Miss Eleanor Baxter. Miss
Virginia X. Scully. Miss Margery
Cluett, Miss Elsie Waller, Miss Char
lotte Broste and Miss Elizabeth
French. A large dinner and dance
was given IN the evening the Or
ange Country Club for the receiving
party and out-of-town guests.
Mrs. Daniel b. Childs introduced her
daughter, Miss Cathryn Cass Childs.
at reception yesterday afternoon at
her house, 5S East Slst st. Dinner
and dancing followed. The debutante
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Julia Ford, Miss Barbara Thaw. Miss
Frederika Peterson, Miss PHYLLIS
Williams. Miss Louise Homer. Miss
Angus Keller, Miss Marian Drake
Saith, Miss Adelaide u. Parker. Miss
Sarah Williams and Miss Katherine
Lyon.
Miss Mildred Sawyer made her de-
but yesterday afternoon at a recep-
ton given by her mother, Mrs Philip
c. Sawyer, at her residence, l09 East
18th ST. The reception was followed
by a dinner for the receiving party
aId an equal number Of men. whom
Mrs Sawyer later took to the thea
tire 20 see Marie Tempest and % a
supper at the Colony Club
Miss Sawyer. in gown of white
chiffon over white satin. with a white
chiffon velvet sash. and Mrs. Sawyer,
in royal blue velvet and chiffon, were
assisted in receiving By Miss Fred
erika Peterson, Miss Barbara Ford,
Miss Marjorie SturgIs, Miss Garcia
Warburg and Miss Elinor Keep.
Miss Ruth Singer was formally in
troduced 70 society yesterday after
noon at reception given By her
mother, Mrs. Arthur J. Singer, at her
residence, II East 18th ST. The debu-
tante was assisted In receiving by
Miss Marietta Chaplin, Miss Emma
Austin. Of Detroit, Miss Marie Louise
Steinway and Miss Cornelia WoOlley.
The reception was followed by
small informal dance and supper. The
additional guests were Miss Frances
Bedford. Mrs. Walter Niele. Richard
{. Patterson, jr., Kenneth Patterson,
Robert II. Stahan, Albert Smyie and
Sidney Singer.
Miss Singer wore d gown Of white
ch iffon and silver, and Mrs. Singers
gown was of light blue velvet.
Mrs. George Henry Macy. Of 22
Riverside Drive, gave a reception yes
to-day afternoon 70 introduce her
daughter. Miss Kathleen Macy. They
were assisted in receiving By Miss
Lillian Talmage, Miss Helen Flake,
Miss Symphorosa Brsted and Miss
Anne Ballard.
Mrs. Macy is giving p dance for her
daughter December 10.
Seven debutantes will be added to-
day 10 the list Of those who have al
ready made their bows 20 society. Re
ceptions will be given this afternoon by
Mrs. A. Blair Thaw for her daughter.
Mfes Rarhvrg Than. htr Nrc Thnvno.