New-York tribune., 1915-11-25
MISS YEOMANS
A DEBUTANTE
Mother Gave Reception for Her
at Their HOme-MisS
Geer Introduced.

exander, MISS Margaret Luce, MISS En-
malena Sizer, Miss Katherine Lamont,
Miss Irene Langhorne Gibson, Miss lsa-
bel Stettinius, Miss Josephine Bedle,
Miss Mary 0pdyke, Miss Fredericka
Bull, Miss Dorothea Camp, Miss Flor
ence Gilbert, Miss Helen Flake, Miss
Hope Williams, Miss Charlotte Platt,
Miss Helen Porter, Miss Helen Culver
Kerr, Miss Edith Williams, Miss Kath-
crime Browning, Miss Marion Town
send, Miss Joy Williams, Miss Margaret
Busk, Miss Margaret Dick, Miss Pru-
dence Sterry, Miss Josephine Bedle,
Amory Haskell, George Haven, Roland
Hartman, Harry Cushing, Charles v.
Halsey, X. Taller Townsend, Jesse
Hoyt, Percy r. Pyne, jr., Bache Brown,
Frederick Alexandra, Shippen Davis,
Leonard Beekman, Robert F. Adams,
jr., Hamilton Armstrong, William Chap
pell, Henry C. Cook, jr., and Frederick
Cunningham.
Mrs. George Dallas Yeomans gave a
reception yesterday afternoon at her
home, Washington Square North, to
introduce her daughter. Miss Isabel s.
Yeomans.
The debutante had record number
Of girls receiving with her. There were
forty-six in the line. as follows: Miss
Helen Alexander, Miss Margaret Busk,
Miss Jeanette Blake, Miss Fredericka
Bull, Miss Helen Barrett, Miss Irene
Gibson, Miss Elizabeth Chaplin, Miss
Beatrice Beck. Miss Grace Colgate, Miss
Dorothea Camp, Miss Mary Cushman,
Miss Katharine Crosby, Miss Helen
Pyrne, Miss Marion Dsnforth, Miss
Grace Franklin, Miss Alice Gibbs, Miss
Dorothy Greer, Miss Kate Griffen, Miss
Mary Hartshorne, Miss Adeline Hatch,
Miss Enslee Hodgeson, Miss Elizabeth
Jennings, Miss Helen Kerr, Miss Mary
Anna Lincoln, Miss Florence Lincoln,
Miss Sara Larkin, Miss Madge Lescher,
Miss Gertrude Murray, Miss Katharine
Clcott, Miss Charlotte Platt, Miss Mari
on Perry, Miss Helen Porter, Miss
Helen Pierce, Miss Lily Ruperti, Miss
Anna Rathbone, Miss Charlotte Riker,
Miss Isabel Stettinius, Miss Ethel Sim
mons, Miss Marion Townsend, Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Muriel Wiggin
and Miss Hope Williams, of this city;
Miss Frances Bradley, of Boston; Miss
Mildred Lee, of Buffalo; Miss Mary
Curtis, of Wilmington, and Miss Alice
Curtis, of Bridgeport.
The reception was followed by din
ner and dance. The extra guests were
James Beck, jr., Robertson Cleveland,
Fritz Barbour, Bradley Coley, Hamilton
Campbell, Beverly Aver, Huntington
Ehrhsrdt, Francis Henderson, Raymond
Hoagland, Eldon Harvey, Maynard Wi
son, Milton Kimball, Matthew Dick,
George Brett, jr., Clinton Backus. Fair
fax Burger, Bryce Gray, John Kilbreth,
Kingsley Kunhardt, Franklin Law
renee, Edward McIlvaine, Archibald
McIlvaine, Jack Meyerkort, Robert and
Beverly Myles, Lawrence Murray. Allen
McDougal, Warner Montague, William
and Cuthbert Palmer, Dixon Porter,
Van Horne Peele. Charles Porter, JUS
tus Ruperti, Frederick Stevenson, Carl
Springer. Trumbell Thomas, Berry I'm
derhill, George Van Sicklen, Quentell
Violet, Darrell Wilson, Winslow Whit
man and John Lord, of Boston; Kemp
ton Taylor, Of Philadelphia; Bartlett
Wicks, of Syracuse. and Corydon Tay-
lor and Ellsworth Augustus, Of Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Walter Geer gave n reception
Yesterday afternoon at her home, 246
West Seventy-second Street, to intro
duce her daughter. Miss Helen Dan
forth Geer. The debutante was assist
ed in receiving by Miss Esther Denny.
Miss Katherine Lyon, Miss Grace
Franklin, Miss Anne Winchester. Miss
Margaret Dickson, Miss Clara McCon-
nell, Miss Marion Becker and her two
cousins. Miss Augusta Geer aud Miss
marguerite Potter. A dinner followed
the reception.
Mrs. Morgan ]. O'Brien will give
December 23, TO introduce her daugh-
ter, Miss Maude Louise O'Brien.
Miss MARGARET Thompson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Thompson,
will be presented to society at the
dansant at the st. Regis, on December
~, and in January Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson will give large dance for
their daughter.
The wedding of Miss Clare Marie
Hewlett, of 1045 Sterling Place, TO
William Tollner. of "a Jefferson Ave
nue., Brooklyn, will take place at ST.
Grcgorys Churcn on Tuesday next.
Mrs. F.. II. Hartman has a house
party over Thanksgiving at her country
place at Arden, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, East
Sixty-eighth Street, gave small the
atre party last night for their debutante
daughter, Miss Maud Kahn.
MIR. and Mrs. William J. Sturgis, who
were married last week, are spending
their honeymoon at Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Sturgis was Miss Ellen Yuille.
Mrs. Wilbur A. Bloodgood will give
A reception or Monday to introduce
her daughter, Miss Rosalie Bloodgood.
CHURCH-DE HART.