The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-04
MISS CLARKSON'S
DEBUT IN SOCIETY
Receptions Also for Miss Esther
Auchincloss and
Others.
DANCING AND DINNERS

One of the largest debutante receptions
thus far OF this season was given yester-
day afternoon to introduce Miss Elizabeth
Ciarkson, youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert r. L. Clarksou of Tivoli-on-
Hudson She Is u granddaughter of the
late James Otis The reception was held
at the home of her sister. Mrs Frank
| Brlssenden Washburn SO East seventy
ninth street and was attended by many
| persons of note in New York society. Mrs.
| Clarkson and Mrs. Washburn received
with the debutante, who wore gown OF
| shell mink chiffon satin rufied to the
| waist Many handsome bouquets were re-
| ceived by the debutante. and these formed
| the floral decoration of the drawing room
| and the dining room
| Among the dcbutantes assisting wer"
| the Misses Margaret Luce. Priscilla Pea
| body. Adricnne Iselin, Eleanor Keep.
Gretchen Blaine Damrosch, Catryna Weed.
Janet Mowry, Justine Van Rensselaer,
| Townsend, sara belano, Janet III. Ronp'
| Rita Sturgis and Marjorie Elias. There
| was dancing throughout the afternoon ana
| after the reception there was an informal
dinner. Among the young men present
| were Shippcu Davis. Harold Content. sid
| ney Hcnshaw. Watson and Mayh"w Wash
| burn Roland Redmond, Harry simpson,
Frank Myers. Gerald paly, Douglas Page
and Arnold l'raser-Campboll Atter din
|
informal dance
Another debutante of yesterday after
noon was Miss Esther Jennings Aucnln-
Gloss. daughter Of the late Hugh d.
| Auchincloss. for whom her mother gave
| a reception at their home, SO East sixty
seventh street. The debutante wore a
gown Of cerise satin and her mother wore
| black satin and lace Among thoS" re-
ccving were Miss Violet King Miss Pris-
ella Bartlett Miss Theodore Dunham'
Miss sylvia Holt and Miss Constance Pea
| BODY Mrs H. Ward Ford VIII give a
luncheon for Miss Auchincloss on Decein-
Der 10 and on December - dane" Will
be given for her at the Ritz-Carlton ny
Mrs Walter y James, who is an aunt OF
Miss Auchncloss.
Mrs NThomas r. Satterthwaite gave a
luncheon Yesterday At sherry : for her
niece. Miss Isabella Banks Taylor, the
debutante daughtcr of Mrs, NJ Banks Tay-
lor Among the guests were the Misses
Aida Banks. Elizabeth Clarkson, Mar
raret La Fargo. Edith Mck"eNer jan
Robb, Edith Sloan. Josephine de Gers
dorf. Sylvia Hyde, Katherine OAknah
Margery and Eugenia Rand. Louise Rus
| sell Uoadlev. Elizabeth Burril Eleanor
| H. Gre II. Julia Grant. Katharine CODY
Marie Louise Dixon. Symphorosa Bristed
Caryl Hackstaf. sylvia Holt, Louise But
Ter. Marietta Chapin, Vera Cravath' IN
r,lina krech. Esther Auchincloss Ger
trude yelling Priscilla Peabody am
Marion Tiffany.
: Mrs George r. MoSle gave a rec pt!o
yesterday AT her home. 9?s PARK avenue
to Introduce her daughter. Miss isabelle
Nosle. and her niece. Miss Harriet Kun
:, hardt of North Andov'r. Mass ASSISTING
in receiving were the Misses Doris Badge
OF Newton Centre Mass. Helen lambef
n and Marion Cleveland. After the rectp
80 ton there was dinner Tor the receivn
=, party and among the young men invite
W were George r. Mosle. Jr, Francis B"rge
r and Yale stevens. Later Mrs. Mosle too
IS her guests t. see "Pygmalion' at Wa
r. lack Theatre.
:. MIS-. william cary Sanger gave re
cDptlon yesterday At her home, - MOI
IN tague terrace. RrooklSn, 20 introduce
le society her dauEh,.r. Mss MARI T.. Sang"
"a Or and Mr., Preston i SattcTwhi'
VI gave A dinner last l.Gat At the lHtz-Car,
ton for Miss Pauiiu" 'iSstou. the dehu
p- tante daughter Of Mrs william pIssto
g of Philadelphia, af'erward taking the!
~ guests TO the theatre.