The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
DEBUTANTES DANCE
AND GO TO THEATRE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. AmOry Haskell
Entertain for Three Young
Relatives.
MRS. GIBSON A. HOSTESS

,s,tce were given yesterday. One Of
,,a largest was a theatre party and
,,poer given by MI. and Mrs. J.. Amory
usskel, for their young relatives, Miss
Frances Rikcr, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel Riker. and Miss Constance Chap
r-, daughter Of DR.. Walter Chappell.
The marty me, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskell. 1870 East sixty-frst street.
ard went in motor buses to the Cort
Theatre FOR the performance OF "Prin-
e,ss pat" After the theatre all went
10 sherry's for upp
Among those In the party were the
Misses Charlotte Strong, Angelina
Krcch. Geraldine F. Adee. Isabel Stet-
,inius Margaret Busk. Gertrude Hyde.
Charlotte Rlker. Virginia kneeland.
louise Hoadley. 10y and Hope Williams.
pris,ul, Peabody, Mary Hartshorne.
Helen Alexandra, Mary Chaplin. Adelaide
rlint, Gertrude Geer. Marion Perry.
Gertrude yelling. Florence Lincoln.
Frederick bull. Nathalie Wood. Lois
Nal. Gertrude Hoyt. Margaret Strong.
Julia Gilbert. View Fisher. Dorothy
Nance and Mary Haskell.
The young men included James N.
Beck. Jr.. Jesse Hoyt. William NJ. Car
son. Jr.. Madison Blackwell. John J. Ide.
+ Fowls Jones. Reginald Francklyn.
Teodor Won G-aesse. William Bramwell.
s!gourney Oliver. Charles J. Nourse.
L!ndeil Bates. Joel Ellis Fisher. Jr..
Amory l.. Haskell. Frederick F. Alex
andre. Joseph Il. Busk. Harold Hervey.
John NJ. F'mnklin. Samuel Compton.
Archibald Dudgeon, Thayer 1accaci.
D.~,.- In.u1a nd AI.Esaran loGF
George Bramwell. Jr.. Allan MacDou-
sail. william Warren Barbour. Robert
Barbour, Mauiy Jones. Arthur and Rob.
sri Du Bots, +. Shelton Farr. Lindsay
yelling and Henry Ford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rker and DIR. Chappell were also Of
tie party.
The first for this season Of the Three
Dances. a series of subscription dances
organized several years ago. took place
last night at the Plaza following a
dinner, which made an innovation in
these dances.
The ~pa;ronesses. all of whom were
present, are Mines. Ira Barrows. Rich
ard v. Lindabury. william Curtis DEM
crest, William w. McAlpin. George F.
nowney, Lancaster Morgan. Albert II.
Ely, Frederick Peterson. Lyttleton Fox.
William II. Porter. CharHs A. Frank.
W lsFN' hltt, ItpDtTt n. ThUk6,
Charles W. Romeyn. Edward w. Harris.
Roland 4. Robbins. Henry James. Alex.
ander II. Tiers. Fairfax s. Landstreet.
J. Allen Townsend, Lewis II. Lapham,
John 4. Walker, Albert II. Wiggin and
PHILIP b. Jennings.
They received the guests in the rose
room. dinner being served AT small
tables In the main dining room. which
faces the plaza. After dinner the party
vs.Y, -, ,NA ,.-. La--.. o.. --I--
a buffet supper being served. The guests
Included debutantes of this season and
las, aud some young married people.
Among them We're Mr.. and Mrs. John
Valentine, Mrs. David Heller. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Ter Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. George Red
,ng,on, Mr., and Mrs. Harry b. Stimson.
Nj. and Mrs. William J. Sturgis. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Tucker. the Misses Jean
nette Blake. Adelaide Buckley. Gene
we've Clendennir, Alice de Lamar. Mar
garet Dickson. Louise Glider. Caryl
liarkstaff, Elizabeth Jennings. Helen
Kerr, Margaret ~Lindabury, Mildred and
Elise Rice, Maud O'Brien. Nina Newton.
Helen Porter, Muriel Wiggin. Gladys
Robbins, Emma Romeyn, Katherine
Thaw, Frederick Peterson. Marion
Townsend and Esther Tiers.
Among the young men were Nicholas
80 $50 o"'t III
Adams, George. T. Brokaw, Gilbert
Demorest, John q. Alley, George w.
Nanderhoef, Jr., Lester Armour. Philip
Colin, Charles Shoemaker. Fairfax
l%owney, stuart Landstreet. Ralph and
Robert Franks. The next dance will
take plac" on January 4.
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson gave a
i'ncheon yesterday at her home. l27
East SgNatarX - IA rI Strcat for Iar "A pyh-
Ter, Miss Irene Langhorne Gibson. and
i'r niece. Miss Nancy Perkins. who are
'"butdutcs of the winter. Among the
other guests were the Misses Alma de
Iersdorff, Elizabeth Howard. Grace
BFisted. Katharine de Berkeley Parson.
Madeleine Carey, Marion Dinsmore.
Margaret Chanler, Resale Bloodgood,
Ethel Hartman and Gertrude Dam
iosch. Mrs. Gibson will give a dinner
on Tuesday night, afterward taking
h.r guests TO the first Junior Assembly.
on" ~ the receptions yesterday after
noon was given at the home of Il. Ciar.
ence Dorset, SO West SEVENTEEN
street., when his daughter. Miss Carolyn
Hicks l~'Ofsctt, was introduced to So
c.ety iy her aunt. Miss Dorset. AS
sS'nG Ia receiving were the Misses
Elizabeth Gribbel of Philadelphia. Jo-
,ept'ne norsett Bedle. Lillian Palmer,
Helen Culver Kerr, Jeanette Blake,
Nairl WIllets Alker, Elizabeth Titus
an Marie Iden Dsterholt.
After the reception Mr.. and Miss
~I'0Is"t' took the receiving party to the
fc'aScl Theatre. and after the play for
supper ut Sherry's. The additional
r1"sis were Rush Taggart, Jr,. Law
renee Roasiter, William A. Garrigues.
j., Il stewart Rowlett, Monroe Towt,
Edward H. Titus, Jr., Orville b.. Lama
soH, Clarence NJ. Lamason and Robert
stanton, Jr.
Mrs Ehen Ersklne Olcott CAV a re-
eNH'."u yesterday afternoon at her
nous, 322 West Seventy-fifth street.
wien her daughter. Miss katherine OIL
cor. VAS introduced 10 society. In the
,'rc'ug party We're the Misses Grace
Ma'AiIllen, Elise Sage. Grace Colgate,
Elizabeth Phelps, Charlotte Plat. May
MHrroc, Nomina Twining. Marguerite
Nhi". Anna Rathbone, Mabe Colgate
a. i]zabeth Jennings,
''.'hcr reception of yesterday after
-" N1s given by Mrs. Charles East
'n'' Ipuforth at 10 West Fifty-third
Stree 30 Introduce her daughter. Miss
.os'"Iiue Boudinot Danforth. who was
assisted in receiving by Miss Betty
'~"fr'tll, Miss Augusta Clarke and
d> Katherine Lyon. An informal
amer and dance followed the reception
"" and Mrs. Arthur Kavanagh gave
> -" 'rtlou yesterday afternoon at their
f.mo ~ -, George, Staten Island. when
,'r daughter, Miss Dorothea johnson
N~aNIudgh. WAS introduced to society