New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
MORE DEBUTANTES
BOW TO SOCIETY
Miss Talmage introduced
at Dinner Dance
at Sherry's.
HOME RECEPTION
FOR MISS HOLT
The Dansant for Miss Morgan
Luncheon for Miss Sarah
Williams.

Several more names were added yes
terday to the list of the seasons de-
butantes.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt Talmage gave 8
dinner dance last night at Sherry's to
introduce her daughter, Miss Lillian
Hunt Talmage. The dinner was served
for fifty in the Tapestry Room, and
about two hundred others were asked
for the dancing, which was held In the
small ballroom.
Several dinners were given before
the dance, among those entertaining in
this way being Mrs. Thomas II. Bar
Der and Mrs Pierre Mali.
Mrs. Talmage's dinner guests includ-
ed Miss Priscilla Bartlett, Miss Doro-
thy Taylor, Miss Gretchen Blaine Dam
rosch, Miss Jean Long, Miss Katherine
Oakman, Miss Maude Coster, Miss Mary
Stevens Chaplin, Miss Marie Johnson,
MISS Helen Hamilton, Miss Theodore
Durham, Miss Priscilla Peabody, Miss
Helen Stake, Miss Gladys Fries, Miss
Josephine de Gersdorff, L. Gordon
Hamersley, Theodore Knapp, Joseph
Marlborough, Frederick Alexandra,
Dudley Mills, Livingston Parsons, Wal
ter White, Oliver James, Henry Ander-
son, Robert Munroe, William Rookie
teller and John Marsh.
Mrs. Henry Holt gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon at her home, I'll
Madison av., for the debut of her
daughter, Miss Sylvia Holt.
Receiving with Mrs. Holt and her
daughter were Miss Theodore Durham,
Miss Sylvia Hyde, Miss Louise Hoad-
lev, Miss Esther Auchincloss, Miss
Priscilla Peabody, Miss Jeanette
Olyphant, Miss Priscilla Bartlett, Miss
Margaret La Fargo, Miss Edith Nc
Keever, Miss Josephine de Gersdorff,
Miss Roxana Bowen, Miss Rita Stur-
gis, Miss Mary Stevens Chaplin and
Miss Dorothea 0berteuffer, of Haver-
ford, Penn.
Mrs. Lancaster Morgan gave the
dansant at Sherry's TO introduce her
daughter, Miss Helen Ridgely Morgan.
The debutante was assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Roxana Wentworth
Bowen, Miss Constance Peabody, Miss
Marie de Tours Boynton, Miss Mary
Frances Gilbert, Miss Louise Butler,
Miss Kathryn Montgomery, Miss Louise
Tiffany Frank, Miss Vera Cravath,
Miss Caryl Hackstaf and Miss Eliza
beth Clarkson. The reception was fol-
lowed by a dinner, and later the guests
went to Mrs. Talmage's dance at
Sherrys.
Mrs. Morgan and her daughter will
be "at home" on January II and Is.
Mrs. T. Halsted Myers gave a lunch
con at her home, SO West 5Oth ST., for
her debutante niece, Miss Sarah Floyd
Jones Williams, the daughter OF the
late Coleman Candy Williams.
Her guests included Miss Constance
Peabody, Miss Priscilla Bartlett, Miss
Margery Rand, Miss Eleanor Green,
Miss Eugene Rand, Miss Caryl Hack
staff. Miss Theodore Durham, Miss
Esther Auchincloss, Miss Ruth Hay
oen, Miss Eleanor Keep, Miss Faith
Hayden. Miss Noemi Townsend, Miss
Almy Clifford, Miss Louise Hoadley
and Miss Kathryn Cass Childs.
Miss Kathleen II. futile made her
debut at a reception given by her
mother. Mrs. Edward Gerry futile, at
her home, 81 West 51st st. The debu-
tante was assisted in receiving by
Miss Mildred Warren, Miss Marian
Stephens. Miss Anna Delamater and
Miss Lillian Stevens.
After the reception there was din
ner for the receiving party, and later
Mrs. futile took her guests to see The
Lilac Domino" The additional guests
for the dinner and theatre party in
ciuded Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eckaidt,
Lawrence Bowling, George Vaughan,
Ralph jefferson, George King and
Gerry futile.
Mrs. John Truitt Farrell gave re-
cantion at the Plaza yesterday after
noon for the debut Of her daughter,
Miss Ellen Margaretta Farrell. -
In the receiving party were Miss
Katberine LYON, Miss Madge Dunnell,
Niss Margaret Ellis, Miss Margaret
Ciddings and Miss Dorothy c. Shaw
A dinner followed, the additional
Gnests including Walter Shaw, James
Shaw Robert Kalloch and Waldo
Rootb. Later the party went to the
orforrrance of "Pandora's Box" at
the 7th Regiment Armory.
Mrs. Lewis B. Woodruff gave a
rIantation tea at her home, IA East
e 18Th St, for Miss Mary Noble Doran,
ono NJ the seasons debutsntes. Inc
.aa WAS held in a small log cabin
rIaced in the drawing-room, and MIS-
WoodrufF wore an 1860 gown.
In the receiving party were MRS.
p,nnobe Shoemaker Wagstaff, Mrs. L.
Could Mrs. Samuel van Deusen
Me- Robert W. Chambers. During
an. anu afternoon Irwin S. Cobb enter
the M tbe guests with funny stories.