The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
/ thanksgiving Festival, Teas and Football Afford Diver.
sion for Many Young Women, Following Their Com.
ing Out Parties..- Entertainments in Prospect

illN u NV N'fshN W. .
Mrs. Henry *. Browning will give a
dance for Miss Katharine Browning
and on December 90 Mrs. II. De Berke-
Icy Parsons will have n AT Sherry's
for Miss Katharine Do Berkeley Par
sons. On that night Mrs. Morgan J.
O'Bricn is giving a dance also at
Sherry's for her youngest daughter.
Miss Maude O'Brien. and Mrs. George
Quintard Palmer has selected Christ
mas eve for q dance at Sherry's to in
troduce Miss Lillian A. Palmer. Mrs.
Ernest Il. Adee's dance for her daugh-
ter. Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald Adec,
will he given at Shcrry's On December
81. and many OF the younger guests
will come from the theatre party TO be
given by Richard Dclafield for his two
granddaughtcrs. Miss Madeleine Carey /,
and Miss Marion Dinsmore.
The party for the introduction to So
cicty OF Miss Elizabeth Howard.
daughter Of Mrs. Thomas II. Howard. |
will be one of the most elaborate OF
the winter. There Will be first of all a
dinner FOR 500. which will he served IN
Shcrry's small ballroom. and afterward
! as many more will come for the dance
In the larger room. Mrs. Edward Il.
Stcttinius has selected New Years eve
for the dance to he given TO lei daugh-
ter. Miss Isabel %Stettinius. and this
also will bc at Shcrry's. Dates for pri-
v1tc dances after the new year starts
in are being and there will
be many of them.
\ round of receptions will begin to-
morrow afternoon with that to he
given by Mrs. Wilber B~loodgood for
her debutante daughter. Miss Eosalie
B~loodgood. at her home in East Thirty
fourth street. one of the few homes yet
remaining In that section. Miss BLOOD
good will have several of the seasons
dcbutantcs receiving with her and an
extension for dancing will he added 70
the house. \ dinner and small dance
will follow.
Among other debutantes who Will be
introduced at receptions during the
week are the Misses Gertrude Murray.
Madeleine Carey. Marion Dinsmore.
X katharine Parsons, Constance Wicker
sham. Elizabeth Jennings, Diana
Richards. Mercer French. Isabel Stet-
tinius. Charlotte Fuker. Angelina
krech. Helen Porter. Muriel Conk-
ling, Alice Baldwin. Adel!ne Hatch aud
Margaret Dickson. the last mentioned
Tot Mortistown, y. J. Nearly all o..
these receptions will be followed 10y
dinners or theatre parties and dances.
Mrs. George Walker Jenkins will al
troducc during tho winter her second
daughter, Miss Grace Hartley Jenkins.
Already debutdntcs are greatly In
demand for numerous entertainments
TO re given for bcnevo.ent
and their days for ~ least three months
to come vii he well occupied. Some
mothers refuse TO allow their debutante
daughters 10 attend luncheon parties.
pccfcrring to have them rest the fore
part Of the day in order TO be in good
form FOR tho many engagements that
I'LL up the later hours up TO midnight
and past. The attendance at the
skating club az the -. Nicholas Rink
~ Monday afternoon has been all
that could b. desired and such exercise
no doubt will be most healthful.
Among the engagements announced
recently was that Of Miss Florence
Beall. daughter of Mrs. Joseph Bond
; Eeill of ~ Madison venue and Or
t William wynn Thornton. son of Prof
!, William Wynn Thornton of the Uni.
vcrsity of Virginia aud Mrs. Thornton
y Miss Real is Il member Of a family
hat has been prominent in this city 10,
{ many years. Her father. the late 10.
. scph Bond Iieall. and her grand
; father. the late jeremiah Bcall OF
Georgia, were amcGG the organizers nj
the New York Cotton Exchange. iIel
I mother is II daughter OF the lat,
Clement Brooke G.-ubb of Philadelphia
Mr.. Thornton was graduated from
Z the University of Virginia and late,
n studied at Yale, where he received tn,
G degree of doctor OF philosophy. III
is "A direct descendant OF Mrs. Fielding
Lewis. the only sister of Gen. GeurS,
Washington. No date has been men
Z toned for the wedding, but /. Is oN
pectcd that ii will take place in Feb
ruaiy.
NJ. and Mrs. George *. kirkham o
Montclair, y. j.. have announced tn,
e engagement of their daughter, Mis-
Lucille kirkham, TO Henry Gordo!
Il Dunn, son of the late John Dunn a
London. Mr.. Dunn was graduate
= from Cambridge University, England.
AIRS, raNkll ~. ITCCN announce
recently the engagement Of her daugh
ter, Miss Grace Green, TO AleXande
T. Fromhold, Jr., Of this city an
rutherford, ". j. Miss Green ha
passed "A great deal of time in Europe
She was active in the American colon
in Brussels and was presented q
court there 10y tho United States Min
istcr to Belgium, Theodore Mar bure
who preceded Brand Whitlock. Mis-
Green has lived in London also an
Was to have been introduced to socict
there last year, but owing to the deaf
of her father the event was postponed
Her rather was Franklin A.. Gree,
who was well known a. an archlteo
and who supervised the constructio
of many of the public schools in thi
city. Tho wedding will take plac
during the latter part Of neNt month.
Announcement was made recent
of the engagement Of Miss Elelno
Blythe Marshall. daughter Of Edwar
Haynes Marshall Of Conncllsvilie. Pa
to capt. Robert Spencer Tomas {
the Engineer Corps, L. =. A.. TIL
wedding will take place next month.
Charles NleX;uuleY Richmond, pres
ident of Union College. and Mrs, Rich
mond announced last week the en-