New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
FIRST SHERRY DANCE HELD
Fee for Buds and Young Women Who Have Been Out for
Year or More-Affair Preceded by Dnners-Nliss
Flower and Miss Hunter to Become Brides To-day.

The first of the series of Sherry
dances, organized for young women
who have been out for year or more
as well as for this seasons debutantes,
was held last night at Sherry's. The
dancing began early, and at midnight a
seated supper was served. The guests
were received by Mrs. B. Ogden CHS
olm, Mrs. Edward S. Knapp and Mrs.
]. Herbert Johnston.
A number of dinners were given by
the patronesses, who later took their
guests on TO the dance. Among the
hostesses were Mrs. Columbus O'Don-
nell Iselin, Mrs. John f. Alexandra.
J Mrs. Warren Z. Dennis and Mrs.
: Thomas L. Satterthwate. Mrs. Den
Miss dinner was for her daughter, Miss
Mildred Dennis. Her guests included
Miss Kathleen Macy, Miss Marie Louise
Rodewuld, Harold Hartshorne, Clement
Barnewell and Lindsay yelling.
Mrs. Thomas E. Satterthwaite gave
o dinner for her niece, Miss Isabella
Banks, daughter of Mrs. NJ. Banks Tay
Tor. Among her guests were Miss Mary
Stevens Chaplin, Miss Priscilla Pea
body, Miss Louise II. Hoadley, Miss
jeanette Bartlett, Miss Eleanor Hewitt
Green, William NJ. Evarts, william
Taller, Huntington Lyman. Tom John
son, Guy Carleton and Charles II. Mar
shall
The patronesses, in addition to those
mentioned, are Mrs. Henry E. Coo, Mrs.
Richard C. Colt, Mrs. Pierre Mali. Mrs.
Warren Delano, Mrs. Charles II. Mel
lon, Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan, jr., Mrs.
Walter G. 0akman, Mrs. Bradish John
son, Mrs. Louise B. McCagg, Mrs. Will
lam Bard McVickar, Mrs. Henry G.
Trevor, Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin
and Mrs. Hiram w. Sibley.
Miss Estelle Fl. Flower, daughter Of
Mrs. James de Laval Flower, Of 40 East
cd ST., will be married to Clarence NJ
Chauncey. Of this city. to-day at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Pierre
L. Barley, in Tuxedo Park, n. Y Mrs.
Barley will be the matron of honor,
and Miss Helen Laid, of Portland.
Ore, the maid of honor. DR.. FeIlowes
Davis, jr., will be best man, and the
ushers will be DR.. Clarence Tahne-
stock, Charles A. Fowler, Andre P. Pill
lot, Clark Potter Read and H. Coleman /
Drayton.
The marriage of Miss Edith Norman !
Hunter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Will |
lam Z. Hunter, to Louis l.. Lorillard /
will take place at noon to-day at the
villa of the brides parents IN Newport. |
Miss Ethel King, Miss Katherine Stew \
ard, Miss Caroline Foster and Miss |
Sabra Batchelder will be bridesmaids.
Craig Colgate will be best man and /
Campbell w. Steward, Reune Martin,
Bradford Norman. jr., and Henry
Pearce, jr., the ushers.
A the dansant and fair will be given
this afternoon in the ballroom Of the
Plaza in aid Of the Warren Goddard
House of the Friendly Aid Society. at
246 East oath ST. Miss Dorothy Per-
kins is chairman of the fair committee,
and assisting her are Mrs. Norton God
dard, Miss Dorothy Freeman, Miss L. +.
Fraser and others. Miss Inga Sontum
will give an exhibition of dancing, and
there will be many other attractions.
Mrs. Lancaster Morgan will give a
the dansant this afternoon at Sherry's
to introduce her daughter, Miss Helen
Ridgely Morgan.
Mrs. T. Halsted Myers will give a
luncheon to-day at her home, so West
j0th ST., for her debutante niece, Miss
Sarah Floyd-Jones Williams.
Miss Lillian Hunt Talmage will make
her debut tonight at a dinner dance
given by her mother, Mrs. T. Hunt
ralmage, at Sherry's.
Another debutante 20 make her bow
10 society to-day is Miss Sylvia Holt.
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holt
Mrs. James II. Darlington and her
laughter, Miss Eleanor T. Darlington,
arrived in town yesterday from Harris
burg, Penn, and are at the Gotham.
Mrs. Columbus O'Donnell Iselin will
give the second of series of recep-
ions for her daughter, Miss Adrienne
Iselin, on December Ii at her home, 3
West SD st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt will leave