The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
FOUR DEBUTANTES
ARE INTRODUCED
Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrne
Give a Large Dinner, Fol-
lowed by a Dance.
MRS. GODFREY Is HOSTESS

Ar and Mrs. James Ryrne. VINO are
,1s.lng the winter at 1925 Park avenue. |
rave a large dinner party last night at
eberry's. when they introduced their !
d,ugh,cr, Miss Helen MacGregor Byrne.
Mr. and Mrs. Byrne and Miss Byrne re-
cc,,cd their guests In the small salon
adjoining the tapestry room. in which
later room the Dime was served. There
were effective decorations OF pink and
white flowers. baskets OF pink and white
bnuvardla mingled with ferns being huns
nm the side walls with similar decora- ,
tons on the tables.
TIE guests were mainly OF the younger
element of society and among them were
Tho Misses Alexandra Emery. Geraldine
AJce. Helen Hamilton, Pauline Bacon,
Adilcnnr Iselin. Miriam Hartman. Grace
Dr,,ted. Candace Hewitt. Frederick Bull,
ina and Eleanora kissel. Madeleine
Carey. Eva and Gertrude Mali. kath-
crime Van Rensselaer, Crosby. Margaret
La Fargo. Adelaide Flint. Jean Morris,
Mercer French. Josephine Osborn.
Dorothy Greer. Janet Robb. Anita Della
field, Audrey Hoffman, Annette Markoe,
Gretchen Damrosch. Elizabeth Howard.
Madeleinc and Katharine Dahlgren,
Eleanor Marquand. Mildred Rives. Rita
Norrie. Mary Jay Schieffelin. Maud Cos
ter, Hope Williams. Janetta Harriet and
Mary Alexander, Muriel Winthrop. Mar
garet and Louise Trevor. Sarah Sturges.
Esther A%uchincloss, Constance Wicker
sham. Mary Opdycke. Julia Zabriskie.
Ruth Cutting, Anna and Virginia Alex
andre, Aida Chanier. Priscilla Bartlett,
Mary Cass Garfield. Angelica Brown.
katharine and Sara Price Collier
Among the young men were Edward
T. II. Talmage. Godfrey Taylor. Francis
Wood, william Cd. 1selin. John kean.
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Charles L.anicr. Jr.. Robert Livingston.
Alfred IIoyt. Maurice Roche. Francis
Roche. John Jay Ide, Amory Haskell.
Ashley Hewitt, Charles s.. Brown,
Thomas ". Baroer. Winthrop Aldrich.
Samuel Barlow, John &. Clark. James
A.. Blair, Jr.. Sherman Day. Anderson
Dana, Lewis Deiaheld. Jr.. Arthur Gam
nell, Ives Gammell, Henry X. Benjamin.
Barton Carr. Shelton Farr, Rowland
shaw, Beverly Duer. Richard Duane,
Richard Emmett, Addison Cammack,
Frederic Cruger. Marshall Kernochan.
E,ienne de Markowski. Frederic Coudert.
Jr, Durant Bowers. Grcenough Towns
end. George q. Draper. John H.. Draper.
Drayton Burrill, Jr.. Harold Vanderbilt.
George Zabriskie, John j.. Higginson,
Murray Hoffman, John X. Hodges. OIL
yer b. Jennings. Don Morrison Kelley,
Hamilton Fish Armstrong. l.. Stuart
Wing. Jr.. Paul Chaplin. George 7.
Rrckaw. William Bruce Brown, Richard
1ounsbery. William II. Osborn. William
Jay Schieffelin. Jr.. John Jay Schieffelin.
Walter Phelps. II. Gallatin Pell. Schuy-
Ter Parsons. Jr., Percy Il. Pyne. Jr..
Geraldyn Redmond. Johnston Redmond.
Sidney Dillon Ripley. Henry Ripley.
James W. Ripley. NJ. Douglas Robinson.
Sigourney Olney. Newton Rae. John
Munroe. Robert Grier Monroe. Thomas
Emery and John Emery.
After dinner guests arrived from
numerous other dinners and theatre par
:ies for a dance In the small ballroom.
where music was furnished by two or
chcs,ras, Frantzen's and conrad's. A
seated supper was served In h tapes
try suite. after which dancing was
again resumed. As dancing kept up
until the small hours Of this morning
another rcpast was served that was
much on the order Of an early break
fast
Three more debutantes were introduced
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Sedg-
wick gave "A the dansant at Sherry's.
when she introduced her two daughters.
the Misses Adelaide and Aileen Sedg-
wick. who recently returned from Eu-
rope. where they had been living for sew
eral years. The Misses Sedgwick are
er~anddaughtsrs of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. q. Beales of this city. In the
receiving party were he Misses Sarah
Larkln. Isabel Stettinius. Madeleine
Carey, Marion Dinsmore. Lily Rupertl,
Geraldine Adee. Rosalie Bloodgood.
Hope Williams. Grace Bristed. Margaret
~Sedgwick, a cousin of the debutantes
Edna Grant. Dorothy Johnson Kava-
ragh and Florence Gilbert. After the
reception some members of the receiv-
ing party went to the dinner given by
Nj. ana Mrs James Byrne.
Mrs } Allen Townsend held n re e.
'iou at her home. 237 Madison avcro;
when she introduced her youngest
daughter. Miss Marion Townsend. and
receiving with them were Mrs Robert
Winmill. the Misses Esther Denny,
Edith Williams, Muriel Wiggln. Kath.
erlne Black. Helen Porter. Helen
Sayles, Adeline Townsend, Mary
Francke and Isabel Stettinius.
An informal dinner followed the re.
ception and among the men at 1t were
Mr.. Townsend. Robert G.. Winwill. H.li'
yer Egleston. Ingersoll Brown, Fhilir
Coffin, Malcolm Meacham. Walter
Eaton. A. Hoppin Fox, Andrew Shiland
George Stanton, Perry Hunter and h
p $. Harrison OF the American LIN
baSsy in Rome. After inner Mr.. ant
Mrs. Townsend too their guests to tn
Lyccum Theatre to see Ethel Barrymore
ia "our Mrs. McChesney." After TIL
theatre the young people went to tn
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey gave
luncheon at Sherry's for Miss ElleI
Mercer French, daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Herndon French. Amont
the guests were the Misses Audrey Hon
man, Marion Dinsmore. lie Brun Par
sons, Geraldine Fitzgerald Adee. Sym
rhorosa Bristed, Marion Tiffany, Mar
garet l.. Schroeder. Resale Bloodgood
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