New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
Mrs. DreXel Dahlgren,
Mrs. c. a. Bristed, Mrs.
E. R. Adee, HOstes3es.
MORE DEBUTANTES
TO MAKE BOW SOON
Miss Mary Allerton Cushnan To
BE Introduced at Recep-
ton To-day.

ghia. The guests included Miss isabe.
Stettinius. Miss Madeleine Carey, Miss
Anita Delaae.a. Miss Mercer French,
Miss Fredcrl Bull Miss Katharine
De Berkeley Parsons. Miss lie Brun
Parsons. Miss Irene Gibson, Miss
Gretchen Uamrosch. Miss Katharine V.
j. Crosby, Miss Maria de Barrie, Miss
Adricnne IseGn, Miss Alma De Gers
dorF. Miss Sarah Lsrkiu, NIss SYM
phorosa Brlstcl. Miss Katharine Dahl
gren, Miss Marian Tiffany Miss CO-
trude Nc.lng. Miss Rita %ofrls and
Miss ROsalic BiOOdgood.
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed csvc %
dinner last night 40 the Colony t.uh
for her de8utaate daughter. Miss Grace
Brivted. AftcIward TIE guests were
taken TO see Around the Map and
E.er TO the Club de Wing. for dancing.
In the party were Nr and Mrs. I'm
riques Conin, Of Havana, Cuba. Mss
Symphorosa Bristcd, Miss Sylvia Hyde,
Miss Naomi Townsend, Miss Madeline
Dahlcrer. Miss Katharine Dad.gfen,
Miss Dorothy Norris and Miss Sarah
PeHrose, Of Philadelphia; Richard Ste
venson, Robert GrOsvenOr, Dwight PaI-
fridge, Flavel Hubbard, Murray Hon
man, Henry Foster, Beverly Duer and
Sidney Dillon Ripley.
Mrs. Ernest r. Adee, Of 1919 East
Thirty-ffth Street, gave reception
yesterday az the Colony Club TO intro
duce her daughter, Miss Geraldine
Fitzgerald Adee. The debutante was
assisted in receiving by Miss Made
leiue NJ Carey. Miss Carey Dlnsmcre,
Miss Katharine Y. r. Crosby. Miss
Frances l.. Riker Miss Mildred Mitch
ell. Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Caro-
line H. Porter. Of Montclair y. D., and
Miss Lydia Dun, Of Albany.
Mrs. Charles Winthrop Bowen gave
q luncheon yesterday az her home, o
East Sixtv-third Street. for Miss Ethel
Horner Simmons. the debutaute daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Sim
mons. The luncheon was served at
small tables decorated with pink roses.
The guests, about thirty in number,
were mostly debutantes of the season.
Mrs. Bowen will give q dinner on Mon
day and afterward take her guests to
the opera.
Another luncheon of yesterday WAS
that given by Miss Florence Sullivan at
her home, 80 East Fifty-second Street,
for Miss Esther Louise Denny, the
debutante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Denny.
Miss Theda Kenyon. daughter Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Wood Kenyon,
gave q reception yesterday afternoon
at her home. 124l Dean Street, Brook
lvn. for Miss Helen Culver Kerr, the
dcbuiante daughter Of Mr. and Nrs.
John Clapperton Kerr, Of 135 Central
Park West. Among the debutantes as
gfstiug were Miss Janet Blake. Miss
Isabel Yeomans. Miss Carolyn Dorset,
Miss Josephine Bedle, Miss Margaret
Green. Miss Katharine Lyon, Miss Can
dace Hewitt, Miss Mabel Alker, Miss
ANY Jennings. Miss Geraldine Hall,
all Of Manhattan; Miss Iorka Polak,
Miss Charlotte IIihbard, Miss Con
stance Gray, Miss Madeleine Hallock,
Miss Elizabeth Tia ght and Miss Bea-
trce HALEY, of Brooklyn; Miss Jean
Forest. of Northampton, Mass, and
Hiss Frances Phillips. OF Tacoma Park
D. c.
Mrs. William Alexander gave a din
rcr for fourteen guests last night 81
the ST. Regis and aftorWard took her
guests 20 Che Punch and Judy Theatre.
The centre of the table was arranged
TO represent a suukeu garden. with
Ssh swimming about loo the water.
Roses and large candles were used also
in the decorations. The guests in
Guided Mrs Charles A. Van Rensselaer,,
Mrs Richard r. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick T.. FreluChuysen, Howard
Taylor and Robert Goelet-
The fret of Miss Annabella Oily
plants dinner dances was held last
night at Shcrry's. The patronesses in-
cludcd Mrs Richard Lewis Morris, Mrs.
Frederic Foster Carey, Mrs. J. Prentice
Kellogg. Mrs. George Batcheller, Mrs.
!. Parish Lee, MIS- Willard S. Brown,
Mrs. Arthur j. Cumnock. Mrs. Henry
n. Duryea, Mrs. J. Harsen Rhoades.
Mrs. G.. Howard DAWSON. Mrs Robert
f. Tod Mrs. Alfred Wacstaf. jr., and
Mrs. Joseph Rowland Hunt. For those
who. did not care for dancing a room
was set aside for bridge.
A dance will be given on December
r. at tho Biltmore Hotel for the benefit
Of the Little Missionary's Day Nursery.
Exhibition and prize dances have been
arranged. On the junior committee
are the Misses Edith Williams, Hope
Williams. Frodcrika Bull, Msdge Lcsh-
or. Polly FRANKIE Helen Porter, Ailccn
Sedywick, Lillian Palmer, Marguerite
Kennedy and Ruth Douglas. The pat
ronesses include Mrs William Floyd
Jones. Mrs. Waldron Williams, Mrs.
William Lowe Rice, Mrs. A. r. Pea
cock. Mrs. J.. 3. Rolston, Mrs. j. V. S..
Oddie Mrs r. b. Rathbohc. Mrs. Philip
Schuyler, Mrs W. H. Porter. Mrs. O..
n. Simmons. Mrs. A. g.. Morgan. Mrs.
Nicholas Palmer. Mrs Charles Dilllng
ham. Mrs. Edwin S. Eooley, Mrs e. y
Peacock. Mrs 3. l.. Kennedy, Mrs. ".
a. Wilson, Mrs Fred Leake and Nrs.
w. W. Hcnshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan /. Kennedy and
Miss Marguerite Kennedy have closed
their country place, Kennellworth. dt
Purchase. n. Y. and are az the Devon,
10 West Fifty-Gfth Street, for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. A. Pear
son. who were married IN Philadelphia
last month. have gone 90 pinehurst, "
g.. 20 spend several months. They vii!
return 10 New York IN the spring and
will be the guests Of Mr PEARSON
nothcr. Mrs. Frederick Pearson, at @
West Fifty-seycuth Street Mrs. Fred
.crick +. A. Pearson was Miss Eleanor
Adams Bryant, Of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Welsh have re
turned 10 town from the South and are
AZ 500 Park Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Edward ". Robinson,
81 Great Neck. Long Island. have re-