New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Introduction to Society
day at Reception at
Mothers Home.
DINNER AND DANCE
FOR MISS S. +. LAR<IN
Miss Maud Kahn To Be Present
cd at The Dansant on
December %.

distinction Of being the first debutante
of the season TO be introduced 10 So
ciety. Her mother, Mrs. Henry Van
y. Black. gives a reception for her this
afternoon at BiGc-a-Wee. her home at
Irviugton. ~ Y Miss Black will be
assisted in receiving by Miss Marion
Townsend, Miss Helen Sayles. Miss
Genevieve Clendenin. Miss Dorothy
Clifford. Miss Beatrice Boyd, Miss
Helen Geer, all OF whom will be intro
duced later in the season, and Miss
Marion Becker, who came out two
be smother daughter, Miss Dorothy
Black; Mrs. George Fowler, Mrs Ed
mund p Fowler, Mrs. T. P. Chambers,
Mrs Frederick Sayles, Mrs. Benjamin
Prince. Ms Charles Hoge, Miss Cara
mai Carroll. Miss Marjorie Smylie,
Miss Helen Wright and Miss Dorothy
Brown.
Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin will give n
large dinner on November 80 at her
homo. sc East Fifty-sixth Street. for
her debutante daughter, Miss Sarah L..
Larkin, and will afterward take her
quests 10 the Junior Assembly, at
Sherry's. Mrs. Adrian Hoffman Jo-
line. Of 1856 Park Avenue, will give a
large theatre party. followed by a
dance at the New Colony Club, on De-
cember 90, for Miss Larkin.
Mrs. J. Allen Townsend, Of 237 Mad
ison Avenue, will give dinner on
December 10 for forty, followed by a
theatre party. for her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Marion Townsend. Later in
the season she will give dance for
her daughter at the New Colony Club.
Mrs. Joseph Clendenin will give a
reception on October 80, at her home
ut Ardsley. to introduce her daughter,
Miss Genevieve Clendenin.
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn will give the
dansant on December % to introduce
her daughter, Miss Maud Kahn.
Mrs. Charles II. Simmons will pre-
sent her daughter, Miss Ethel H..
Simmons, at a reception on Deem
Der II.
Mrs Francis Wissner Murray will
introduce her daughter, Miss Gertrude
l. Murray. at reception on December
at her home, 80 West Thirty-ninth
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sanger have
returned 70 town for the winter and
are at so West Twelfth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis NJ. White
house have arrived in town from Man
chester. Mass, and are at the Ritz
Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Norris Will
Jams are in the city from Philadelphia
end are staying at the Waldorf As
toria. They gave small dinner there
last night.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the American Ambulance Hospital in
Paris will be given tonight at Civic
Hall. Mount Kisco. Motion pictures
Of the hospital will be shown, fol-
lowed by those of Elliot c. Cowdin.
Cd. Of this city, pilot Of the French
Aviation Corps Edward Fisher Wood
will speak Of the work Of the hospital
ard his own experiences. Other
sketches from the front will be given
and French songs rendered by Miss
Lorraine Wyman. The performance will
close with tableau of the Allies. The
committee in charge includes Mrs
Henry Narquand, chairman; Mrs. Win
tn ~op Cowdin. Mrs. John 4. Dix. Mrs
Grenville r. Emmett. Mrs. Frank Hunt
or Potter. Mrs Henry Whitehouse,
Mrs Moses Taylor, Mrs. f. Rush Duer,
Mrs. benjamin W. Morris, Mrs. George
/. Nicholas and Mrs Rollin S. Saltus.
Miss Estelle Romeyn, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Romevn. viii
be married to-day in st. Thomas's
Church TO Ernest Wetmore Pitman.
The marriage of Miss Emily Ryer-
son. daughter of the late Arthur Ryer-
son. to George Hyde Clarke. takes place
to-day in Christ Church, Coopers-
town, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn. jr..
have returned to town from Bernards-
vile, n. j.. and are at 122 East Sew
cnty-sixth Street.
Josef Hofmann. pianist; Marie Rap
pold. soprano Of the metropolitan
Opera Company, and Antonio Scott
BARITONE, will perform at the first Fri
day morning musicale of the Hotel
Fillmore. on November B.