New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-21
Society Debutantes Come
to Front This Week
Miss Hbbard Miss Yeomans, Miss Geer Miss Kerr
Miss OBrien, Miss Olcott and Miss Busk
Among Those To Be introduced.
,ow that the Horse Show is ove'

-ow thAt the Horse Show is over
n and the premiere at the Metro
Y poli,an Opera House thing Of
-. the debutante viii come into
-. ~, aad viii have full sway until
r,,;s,ma,. whea the older set Will
80 % share in the social activities.
pa,.n,joas. followed BY small dinners,
,s.strs parties and informal dances,
IN lspseh the bud" on the social
and chen later will come the
-, and more formal affairs in her
horror.
.wonr the girls who will be intro
I'D ,hs week are Miss Charlotte
rav,rd. Hb5ari, daughter Of Mr. and
-, O,na Ford Hubbard, who will
10 ssr hos az a reception on Tues
1,y afternoon at her home, 20 Monroe
plses. Brooklyn. On Wednesday Miss
Issbsl Stevenson Yeomans. daughter Of
NJ and Mrs. George Dallas Yeomans,
vill be presented a: reception at her
home. G Washington Square North.
yiss Helen Danforth Geer will be in
,rod-ced o. :bc same DAY a, a reeep-
tor 70 De- given bg hog mother, Mrs.
Waite Cces. OF go Yves. Seventy sec
ord Street. Miss Helen Culver Kerr
will be presented TO society also on
Wednesday az a reception to be given
by her mother. Mrs. John Clapperton
Kerr. at her home, 1876 Central Park
West.
dance on Thursday at Sherry's TO in
troduce her daughter, Miss Maud
O'Brien. On the following day Mrs
Eben Erskine Olcott will give recep-
ton. at which she will present her
daughter. Miss Katherine l.. Olcott. A
dinner for the receiving party and
few additional guests will follow.
Miss Margaret X. Busk will make her
formal bow TO society on Saturday
afternoon az a reception which her
mother. Mrs. Frederick 7. Busk. will
give for her at her home. in East
Eighty-ffth Street. Mrs. Alfred K
Conkling will give a the dansant that
same afternoon at her home, So West
Fifty-hfth Street. TO introduce her
daughter, Miss Muriel Conkling.
The Paris Fashion Ftte. for the bene-
81 Of the orphans fund of La Grande
Couture Franchise, for the purpose OF
establishing an orphanage at Billain-
court for the children Of Paris dress
makers killed at the front, opens to-
morrow afternoon at the Ritz-Carlton
II will run afternoon and evening, with
the exception of Wednesday, through
out the week. The master couturlers
have sent a collection of entirely new
creations. made especially for the oc-
casion. and not a single one OF them
he's been shown either in Paris or in
this country. Roger BOutet de Monvel
as written a two-act playette especial
lv for the occasion. He left conva-
lescing hospital in Belgium and made
the tip 10 America TO superintend the
production Of this piece.
The patronesses include Mrs. Vim
cent Aston. Baroness Andre, Mrs.
George c. Baker. Mrs. J. Searle Bar
elae. Miss Cortlandt d. Barnes, Mrs. R.
Livingston Beeckman, Mrs Francis c.
Bi.hop. Mrs. J. Insley Blair. Mrs. Cor
nelius \. Bliss, jr.. Mrs. j. Nelson Bor-
land. Mrs Henry Bull, Mrs. William
Astor Chanler. Mrs. Frederick Edey,
Mrs George Peabody Eustis, Mrs.
Charles II. Ferry, Mrs. Joel +. Fisher,
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, Mrs. Ernest Iselin,
Mrs. George Walker jenkins, Mrs.
Otto II. Kahn. Mrs. Joseph Palmer
Krarn Mrs Tuther KountZe. Mrs. A.
T. Lauterbach. Mrs. Lewis Cass Led
yard. jr.. Mrs. Philip Lydig. Mrs. Brad
ley Martin, jr.. Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mrs.
E. Roscoe Matthews. Mrs. Condo Mast,
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Mrs. Amos R.
Z. Pinchot, Mrs. John Pratt. Mrs
William A. Prime, Mrs. Henry 5. Red