New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
Vaudeville, Also, for 400
Guests at Debutante's
Party.
MISSES SEDGWICK
INTRODUCED AT TEA
Miss Marion Townsend Has COM
ing-Out Reception, Dinner
and Theatre Party.

Southern smilax, was used. There was
general dancing until midnight, when
supper was served at small tables dec
GRATED with pink roses. Two orches-
tras played for the dancing and during
the supper there was a vaudeville en-
tertainment.
Among the 400 guests were Miss
Elizabeth Howard, Miss Julia Zabris-
kie, Miss Harriet, Miss Janetta and
Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Geraldine
Adee, Miss Madeleine Cary, Miss Mer-
Ger French, Miss Marion Dinsmore,
Miss Dorothy Greer, Miss Audrey Hoff
man, Miss Eleanor Marquand, Miss Rita
Norrie, Miss Hope Williams, Miss Mary
0pdycke, Miss NJ. Civilise Alexandra.
Miss Anna r. Alexandra, Miss Edith
Blair, Miss Pauline Bacon, Miss kath-
crime V. r. Crosby, Miss Frederika
Bull, Miss Grace Bristed, Miss Hope
Williams, Miss Constance Wickersham,
Miss Esther Auchincloss, Miss Priscilla
, Bartlett, Miss Angelica Schuyler
Brown, Miss Aida Chanler, Miss Kath-
arine Dahlgren, Miss Madeleine Dahl
gren, Miss Gretchen Damrosch, Miss
Anita Delafeld, Miss Alexandra Emery,
Miss Helen Hamilton, Miss Adrienne
VI. lselin, Miss Ethel Hartman, Miss
Candace Hewitt, Miss Ina Kissel, Miss
Eleanor Kissel, Miss Eva and Miss
Gertrude Mali, Miss Mary j. Schieiie-
lin, Miss Margaret and Miss Louise
Trevor and Miss Gertrude Lovett, of
Boston.
There were also present Charles
Lanier, jr., Godfrey Taylor, John kean,
Robert Winthrop Kean, Edward I. II.
Talmage, William O'Donnell lselin,
John Murray Forbes, jr., Alfred Hoyt,
Harvey S. Ladew, Robert Livingston,
Francis and Maurice Roche, Amory
Haskell Murray Hoffman, John h.
Hodges, Oliver B. Jennings, l.. Stuart
Wing, jr., Paul Chaplin, William II. Os-
born, William 81. Schieffelin, John j.
Schieffelin, Gaflatin Pell, Schuyler Par
sons, Percy r. Pyne, jr., Geraldyn and
Johnston Redmond, Douglas Robinson,
Newton Rae, Thomas and John Emery,
Harold S. Vanderbilt, James A. Blair
Sherman Day, Lewis Delaiield, jr., Ar
thur and Ives Gammell, Shelton Farr,
Richard Duane, Richard Emmett Fred
eric Cruger, Durant Bowen, George q.
Draper, John II. Draper and Burrill
Drayton.
/ MIS- marry OEhBnlNhb VI
Forty-ninth Street, gave a the dan
! SAINT at Sherry's yesterday afternoon
to introduce her daughters, Miss AIDE
! laide and Miss Aileen Sedgwick. Miss
Adelaide Sedgwick wore white satin
! and silver lace. and her sister was
dressed in pale green satin and silver.
| Receiving with Mrs. Sedgwick and her
/ daughters were Miss Grace Bristed,
Miss Sarah Lsrkin, Miss Resale G.
| Bloodgood, Miss Lillian Rupert, Miss
Geraldine Adee, Miss Hope Williams,
/ Miss Madeleine Dinsmore, Miss Marion
Carey, Miss Isabel Stettinius, Miss
/ Florence Gilbert, Miss Edna Grant,
/ Miss Dorothy Kavansgh and Miss Mar
garet Sedgwick.
! Miss Marion Townsend was formally
I introduced to society yesterday alter
noon AT a reception given for her by
| her mother, Mrs. J. Allen Townsend,
at her home, 237 Madison Avenue. As
sisting the debutante in receiving were
Miss Adeline Townsend, Miss Mary /.
| Francke, Miss Isabel Stettnius, Miss
| Esther Louise Denny, Miss Helen Por-
| ter. Miss Katherine Black, Miss Muriel
Wiggin. Miss Helen Sayles and Mrs.
/ Robert C. Winmill. After the recep-
/ ton Mrs. Townsend entertained the
receiving party and an equal NUMBER
| of young men At dinner and later TOOK
them to see Ethel Barrymore IN our
Mrs. McChesney" at the Lyceum inca,
| tire. Extra guests for the dinner ana
/ theatre party included Robert =. WIN
mill, Andrew Shlnand, Il. 4. foN' MaI-
| colin Meacham, George stanton, Mer-
rill Walker, Philip Coffin, Hilary Eg,
| lesion, Robert Ingersoll Brown and
| Walter Eaton.
Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds will give
large theatre party on January 7 Tor
| her debuta. te niece, Miss Constance
Moore. daughter OF Mrs. William K.
| Savles. wife of the American naval At
/ tache in Paris. Mrs. Moore returned
| from Paris few days ago, and Will
/ be among Mrs. Leeds's guests. The
| Bandbox Theatre has been taken Tor
the evening and special plays VIII be
! given by the Washington Square play
| ers. After the theatre Mrs. Leeds
will take her guest to the New Col
ony Club for supper and dancing. DIN
ners will be given before the theatre
by Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs. Leeds, Mrs.
| Robert Hartshorne and Mrs. James
Mott Hartshorne.
Mrs. Nicholas +. Palmer will give
reception this afternoon at her home,
900 Fifth Avenue, for her granddaugh-
I ter. Miss Lillian Palmer. the debu-
tante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Ouintard Palmer. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. julius Walsh will give din
ner, theatre party and dance for the
/ debutante.
Mrs. Samuel Riker. of 206 Madison
l . ox,1 racanfiOn tO-HuV 10
introduce her daughter, Miss Frances
Townsend Riker.
Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr, Of 1876
Central Park West, will introduce her
daughter, Miss Helen Culver Kerr, at
a reception this afternoon.
Miss Gilbert Colgate will be intro
duced at a reception TO be given this
afternoon by her mother, Mrs. Gilbert
Colgate, at her home, 300 West Sew
enty-sixth Street.
From Paris comes the announce
ment OF the engagement Of Mrs. AL
fred ". peats, widow of Alfred Peats.
of this city, to Charles S. Thorne, vice
nresident Of the Pocahontas Fuel
Company. Mrs. Peats, since the death
Of her husband, has spent most of her
time in Paris. At the outbreak Of the
war her sympathies were aroused for
the wounded soldiers, and with several
of her friends she came TO this coun-
trv TO study nursing, and during her
stav here she became acquainted with
Mr. Thorne. Several months ago she
returned 20 Paris to nurse. and Mr..
Thorne, having had occasion recently
o. mako a business trip 70 Europe, met
Mrs Peats again. with the result Of