New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19

Miss Mary Minturn Hartshorne was
| introduced to society yesterday after
noon al a the dansant given by her
mother, Mrs Robert Hartshorne, of 44s
/ Park Avenue, at the Woman's Cosmo-
politan Club
In the receiving party were MISS
/ Helen Alexander, Miss Geraldine Adee,
/ Miss Katherine Colby, Miss Mary /.
Francke. Miss Grace Colgate, Miss
/ Sarah Larkin, Miss Esther Denny, Miss
Anstiss De Vesu, Miss Virginia Knee
land, Miss Frances Riker, Miss Florence
Lincoln, Miss Maryanna Lincoln, Miss
Peggy Dusk, Miss Priscilla Bartlett
and Miss Gertrude Geer.
A dinner at Sherrys followed, and
afterward the party was taken to the
New Amsterdam Theatre. The extra
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Burton H.
Borden, Hugh Hartshorne. John Wells,
Harold Hartshorne, George De Veau,
Dean Kalbfieisch, Morris Pryor, James
Larkin, Frank Watrous, William Ryle,
Arthur Griggs, Shelton Farr' Frames
Henderson, Montague Geer. James
Trask, Russell Bartlett and Henry
/ Toler.
Mrs. William b. Thompson intro
{ duced her daughter, Miss Margaret A.
/ Thompson, at a reception yesterday
afternoon at the st. Regis. The whole
second floor, decorated with palms and
1000 American Beauty roses, was used.
The debutante was assisted by Miss
Jeanette Blake, Miss Josephine Bedle,
/ Miss Clara Mcconnell, Miss Lillian
/ Palmer. Miss Margaret Dickson and
Miss Esther Renot. A dinner and
I 70 a
/ followed, the extra guests being Miss
I Carolyn Dorset, Miss Mary T. Gilbert,
Miss Elizabeth Fennessy, Henry Hall,
/ Talbot Forbes, Norman Hickman,
/ George Bunker, Eugene Clark, Fred
eric Bronson, Tyler Bronson, John
/ Grout Roger Palmer, Henry Sibley,
Rush Este and Caspar Offutt. Mr.. and
Mrs Thompson will give a dance for
Miss Thompson on January 81 at Sher-
rvs.
Still another reception Of yesterday
was q at given by Mrs. William Ander-
son Keys to introduce her daughter,
Miss Adelaide Keys, at her home, los
West Seventy-seventh Street. Among
those receiving with the debutante
were Miss Mildred Child, of Troy, ~.
Y; Miss Inez Sseger, of Cleveland;
Miss Marie Dickinson, Miss Katharine
Hall, Miss Ruth Riker, Miss Elizabeth
Wood, Miss Ruth and Miss Pauline
/ Merriield, Miss Mabel Mckee and Miss
Margaret Payne, all of this city.
Mrs. George Marshall Allen gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton
/ for her daughter, Miss Lorraine Allen,
who will be introduced to society next
winter. The luncheon was served in
. L. M,ll OF 70
I decorated with pink roses. The guests
/ included Miss Kate Griffin, Miss Helen
Geer. Miss Gloria Thomas, Miss Alice
I Fanshawe, Miss Mary +. Clafin, Miss
/ Edith Fanshaw, Miss Esther Tiers, Miss
Muriel Wiggin, Miss Margaret Chisolm,
Miss Marion Tiffany, Miss Dorothea
Camp, Miss Theodore Tiffany, Miss
/ Ethel Simmons, Miss Anne Bradley,
Miss Katharine Kemp, Miss Alice Allen,
Miss Lucille Baldwin, Miss Grace
/ Franklin, Miss Marion Townsend, Miss
/ Peggy Busk, Miss Isabel Yeomans,
/ Miss Jean Simpson, Miss Virginia Rice,
/ Miss Anne Winchester, Miss Margaret
I Dickson, Miss Maude Kahn, Miss Emily
Ford, Miss Dorothy Dorrell, Miss Jar
yis Wyeth and Miss Myra Frazier.
Mrs. J. Darwin Nagel gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home,
/ log East Thirty-eighth Street, to intro
duce her daughter, Miss Katherine
b Nagel. The debutante was assisted in
receiving by Miss Marguerite Zeltner,
Miss Gertrude Hall, Miss Isabel Foye,
\ Miss Marie Blister, Miss Gertrude Son
/ dern, Miss Dorothy Dillon and Miss
Lenette Pilling, Of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Robert Alexander Maxwell in
trodueed her daughter, Miss Vivien
Maxwell, at a reception yesterday af-
ternoon at her home, "a West Nine
/ tieth Street. In the receiving line were
Mrs. G.. Human Barrett, Mrs. George
w. Burpee, Mrs. Louis Bassett Moore,
Mrs. C.. Austin Betteley, Miss Susanna
Bottomley, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss
Maize Brinkerhoff, Miss Helen W.
Johns and Miss Katherine Sage, of
Bronxville, and Miss Emma Ellis Boyd.
of Kentucky. Afterward there was
a dinner and dance for the receiving
party.
Miss Marie Antoinette Almirall, Of
I 1855 Park Avenue, gave a theatre party
last night for Mrs. Carroll Van Ness,
OF Baltimore. Her guests, who we're
taken to see Fair and Warmer" and
afterward 10 Chez FISCHER for dane
ing, included Mrs. Henry S. Roken-
baugh, Mrs. Mortimer Kennedy Flagg,
Miss Henriette Porter and Miss Du-
pignac.
Mrs. Warren +. Dennis gave a din
ner last night at her house, 10 East
/ Fifty-seventh Street, for her daughter,
/ Miss Mildred Dennis. The guests were
/ Miss Marie Louise Rodewald, Mise
/ Louise Dixon. Miss Eva Mali. Miss
/ Elizabeth Krlin, Miss Adrienne Iselin,
/ Miss Agnes Clafiin, Miss Caramai Car
roll, Miss Roxana Bowen, Miss KAth-
arine DahlgTen, Miss Elizabeth Burrill,
I Miss Elizabeth Thomson, Sidney Dill
I Ion Ripley, G. n. Miller, jr.. James L.
I Banks, William VI. Bramwell, Drayton
] Burrill. Edmund Peasley, Frederic
\ James Dennis, John j. ide, Hermann
I Schwab. Eugene A. II. Watson, Harold
( T.. Herrick and David c. Moves. After
/ the dinner Mrs Dennis took her guests
10 Maxine Elliott's Theatre.
The Baroness Alfred de Ropp gave a
1 dinner last evening az Sherry's for her
/ son. BARON Harsld de Ropp The
quests, forty-two In number were de-
| hutantos and boys and girls home from
/ school and college.
The artists for Albert Morris Bagby's
! musical tomorrow al the Waldorf-As-
\ toria will be Miss Frieda Hempel, Fritz
Kreisler and John Mccormack.
1 Al. Erfday nuapi ~