The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
MRS. DAHLGREN GIVES
Big THEATRE PARTY
Entertains for Daughters, Who
Have Been Abroad for
Two Years.
DANCES FOR DEBUTANTES

one OF tno largest tneatfe parties or
the winter was given last night by
Mrs. Drexe Dahlgren for her daughters,
the Misses Katharine and Madeleine Dahl
sren. who have been abroad for two
years. Mrs. Dahlgren took her guests TO
the Shubert Theatre to see "To-Nights
the Night" the party taking up a good
part Of the orchestra and boxes.
Tho guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Astor Bristed, Mrs. Wharton Drexel, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel A. de Menocal Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel j. Wagstaff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic r. Coudert, Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
void A. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
Regis de Olivera. The Misses Helena
Fish. Anna Alexandra. Eleanor Hewitt
Green, Louise Flint. Edith Bowler,
Dorothy Anderton, Symphorosa Bristed,
Gabrielle Gourd. Aida Chanler. Adrienne
Iselin, Cornelia Van Auken Chaplin, Julia
Grant. Augusta Dixon. Eva Mall, Noel
Johnston, Katherine Miller. Louisa John
son, Edith Mckeever, Alice Gouverneur
Kortright Ruth Moller. Margaret Knapp,
lie Brun Parsons, Margaret Lee, Ethel
Outerbrdge. Edith Morgan Florence orr.
Estelle OBrien, Josephine Nicoll, Mildred
and Noemi Gilbert Townsend, Yvonne
Gourd Rosalie Bloodgood Juliet Bret
tung, Jean Roosevelt. Margaret and Louise
Trevor, Nathalie Slocum. Helen Seton,
Henrietta Thaw, Elizabeth Sands. Pencil
ope Sears. Kate Gordon Willis, Frances
wyeth, Elizabeth Thompson. Urling Sib-
ley. Rosamond Sherman and Gertrude
yelling
The men in the party were DIR. Walter
p. Anderton, Hugh ID. Cotton. Chauncey
NJ Depew, Jr., william II. Appleton.
Lawrence Atterbury, Frederick j. Dem
mis-, the Marquis de Buenavista, Luis de
Bea use jour. Georges de Salas, John V.
Bowler 3D.. W. Sergeant Bowler. John
Vinton Dahlgren. Gilbert s. b. Darling
ton. Clarence Crlmmins, Frederic II.
Coudert, Jr., Elliott c. H. Darlington,
Thomas H. Barber Samuel l.. NJ. Bar
iow. John NJ. Barrett. Clermont l., Barn
well. ODonnell Iselin. Emmett Harris.
John J. Ide, Conrad q. Goddard, Alex
ander Hamilton, Jr., Guillermo T. de
Guzman. Mariana Herrera, sidney G..
de Kay Richard $. Emmett. VI. Van Rens-
selaer Fairfax. John Frost. Frederick
NJ. Goodwin, Amory l.. Haskell. Harold
$. Henderson, Donnell Harris. Rene Il.
lloguet. Albert l.. Hoffman. Edward l..
Martinez, Paul and Thayer Jaccaci, RAJ
fscl Lndell. Thomas Kearny. Erving Il,
Philbin. w. Thorn kisse. vivian Pal
mieri, Daniel l.. Lawton, j. Duane Liv-
ingston Jr. Esmond O'Bren. Robert w.
Neeser. Robert Lee Keeling. Stanhope w.
Nixon. Remsen Mckim. Philip o. Mills,
A. Muller-Ury, Edward +. j. Thorn. Will
lam Remsen. Thomas Sturgis, Charles
Richardson Livingston short Charles
SCribncr, Jr., Frederick II. Wooley, Il.
Vail Stebbins. Francis A. Wood, II.
Costcr Steers, George Henry Warren. Jr.,
William II. Symington, Reginald 7
Townsend, Oliver C. Wagstaff. Percival
Wharton. W. Brenton yelling. Jr.,
Charles n. yelling. Lawrence Durant
and Austin =. Moore.
After the play Mrs. Dahlgren took her
guests to Shcrry's, where supper was
served In the tapestry room, and later
there was a dance in the small ballroom.
dinner and small dance last night at her
home. 81 East Fifty-third street for Miss
Marie dc Tours Boy nton, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Chester c. Boynton OF this city,
and for Miss Margaret Burton Of Phla-
delphla, both dehutantes The other din
ner guests were Mrs. Newton Adams, Miss
Marie Thayer. Miss Kathryn Montgomery,
Miss Violet Hamilton. Miss Evelyn Chew,
Harry Tucker. Bradish j. Carroll. Jr., J.
Berry Underhill, Jr,, Hsche Brown, Henry
Eyre, Worrall Hyde, Nicholas Lenssen and
Carl Springer. After dinner some young
people came IN for dancing, among them
the Misses Caryl Hackstaff, Rita Sturgis
Constance Peabody, Mary s. Chaplin, NIL
dred and Elise Rice. Eunce Clapp and Lisa
Suydam; Newton Rae. Emlen Drayton, w
Rhinelander Stewart, Jr, Francis and
Maurice Roche and John X. Suydam. Jr.
Mrs. Charles y. Alexander gave a din
ner and dance last night for her niece,
Miss Harriet McCOok, at her home. West
Fifty-eghth street. There were more than
sixty young people al dinner. They were
placed at small tables and afterward "A
number came In for a dance Mrs. Alex
ander will give a dinner and musicale on
January 10 for some of her married friends.
Mrs. William p. Hardenbergh gave
reception yesterday afternoon at 10 East
/ Sixty fourth street for Miss Elizabeth
! Kirkpatrick, hancee of her son, William
| p. HardenberGh, Jr. Assisting In the re-
ceiving were Mrs. Hugh j. Chisholm, Jr,,
and rhe Misses Frances Williams, Anne
Bradley. Evelyn Scott. Margaret Strong
and Estelle Clarke. The Misses Carpen-
ter and Williams were at the tea table.
Mrs. Chisholm gave a dinner last night for
Miss Kirkpatrick and Mr. Hardenbergh
and some extra guests, including the mem
hers Of the receiving party.