New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-29

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Ign Harding and Miss Lillian A
$50 and stopped promptly al . O'Clock
The number Of subscribers for the
series is limited to eighty. Dinners
were given before tho dance by Mrs
Sawyer. Mrs. Frederic Peterson. Mrs.
Paul d. Cravath and Mrs. /. Emmett
Holt.
Among the young women al the
dance were Miss Hope Colgate. Miss
/ Dorothy g. Browr. Miss Mary Sturgis,
7 Miss Eleanor Keep, Miss Vera de Ropp,
Miss Vera Crayath. Miss Barbara Thaw,
Miss Evelyn Holt. Miss Alice Baldwin,
Miss Elise French Rice, Miss Jeanette
Lowery, Miss Mildred Sawyer. Miss
Annette Davis, Miss Lydia Herter. Miss
Barbara Shedd ar! Miss Vera Jacques.
Mrs. Walter G.. Noyes gave a dance
at the Plaza last nigh. for her daugh-
tiers, Miss Marian A. end Miss Cath
crime c. Noyes, two debutantes Of next
season. The small ballroom was used
for the dancing and the palm-room for
the supper, which was served at mid
night.
The guests included Miss Elizabeth
Armstrong, Miss Elizabeth Osborne.
Miss Anita De Witt, Miss Constance
Russell. Miss Margaret Reick. Miss
Jeanette Chappell Miss Amy Reick,
Miss Margaret Whiting, Miss Alta
Fitch, Miss Catharine Browning, Miss
Nathalie Browning. Miss Isabel War
ren, Miss Anna Henry, Miss Margaret
Morrison and Miss Katherine Potter.
Others were Duval Allen. Warren
Pond, Edward Peterson. Robert Toll
man. Watson Perry, Dudley Gilbert.
Warren LeGry, Arthur Sutphen, Wads-
worth Dunn. Page Ely. Galbraith
Ward, Edward Peterson and Watson
Perry.
Miss Anna Rathbone WAS introduced
to society yesterday afternoon at a re-
ccption given by her mother. Mrs. AL
bert Rathbone, at her home, 20 East
Seventy-cighth Street. The dcbutantc
was assisted In receiving by Miss Dor
othy Greer Miss Ethel Simmons. Miss
/ Gertrude Murray, Miss Katherine Oh
colt. Miss Dorothea Camp. Miss Mary
4 l. Francke. Miss Grace o. Rathbone,
/ Miss Isabe' Yeomans and Miss May
Curtis, Of Wilmington, Del.
Afterward there was dinner, fol
lowed by q theatre party, the guests
going 10 the Booth. The men in the
party were Thoma. Mackie. James
Symington. Frederick Stevenson.
| Charles Olcott. Norwood Rathbonc,
[ Van Horn Pond. Robert c. MYles, jr.,
". Turnbull Thomas. Charles Neave,
John De witt Peltz. George Goodwin,
Edward Stevenson, Beverley Myles and
James Edgar.
Mrs. James Scarborough Newell. Of
40 Park Avenue, gave a dance last
night for Miss Adelaide and Miss
Marie Buckley.
Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar will
give n dance tonight at the Ritz
Carlton for her debu'ante niece, Miss
Helen Alexander.
Receptions will be given to-day by
Mrs Jacob l.. Phillips for Miss Mar
garet Phillips; BY Mrs. John ID. Bar
rctt for Miss Helen Adams Barrett,
with a dinner and theatre party fol
/ lowing; By Mrs. John Gilbert Luce for
/ her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Luce. and
by Mrs d. Oliphant Haynes for Miss
Helen Durham Haynes.
Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud will give q
the dansant this afternoon at her
home, 40 Park Avenue.
Mrs. Edward Eugene Sage, Of 300
West Eightieth Street. gave a recep-
ton Yesterday afternoon at the Goth
am to introduce her daughter, Miss
Elise +. Sage. Receiving with Mrs.
Sage and her daughter we're Miss Dor
othy Koeus. Miss Anna Rogers, Miss
Mabel Alkcr, Miss Elizabeth Titus,
Miss Evelyn Walber, Miss Emma R.
Leslie. Miss Catherine Olcott. Miss Dl-
ana Richard. Miss Josephine Bedle and
Miss Nina Brandreth. Mrs. Sage will
give theatre party for her daughter
later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon b. Chaplin, of
$50 Fifth Avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Marietta Louise Chaplin, to Harold
Hartshorne, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mott Hartshorne. Of 40 East Sixty
fifth Street. Mr.. Hartshorne was
graduated from Princeton. class IA,
and is member of the Union and
other clubs. The wedding probably
will take place in June.