New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
TWO DEBUTANTES
DINNER GUESTS
Mrs. w. Seward Webb
Hostess for Miss MarkOe
and Miss Howard.
MRS. BACHE GIVES
DANCE FOR DAUGHTER
Dinner, Theatre Party and Dane
ing in Honor of Miss Filter,
of Philadelphia.

of Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. Seward Webb, of 900 Park
Avenue, gave a dinner last night at
Sherry's for Miss Annette Markoe and
Miss Elizabeth Howard, two Of the de-
butantes Of the season.
The guests, who were seated at four
large tables decorated with ferns and
cut flowers included Mr. and Mrs. Court
landt Dixon Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Seward Webb, IT., Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ G. Clark jr, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roome. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Sargent, jr., Mr.. and
! Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee McKeever Miller, Mrs. John Jacob
Aston, Mrs. William A. NJ. Burden, Miss
Mary Jay Schietfelin, Miss Mary Pyne,
! Miss Pauline Bacon, Miss Adrienne lse-
/ lin, Miss Audrey Hoffman, Miss Gabri-
ellie Warren, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss
Marie Johnson, Miss Ruth Cutting, Miss
Helen Hamilton, Miss Marie Louise En-
met, Miss Frances Morgan, Miss Irene
| LanghOrne Gibson, Miss Anna Alexan-
DIRE, Charles H. MARSHALL Howard
Phipps. Harold S. Vanderbilt, Reginald
Auchincloss, Wadsworth Lewis, r.
/ Thornton Wilson, Charles Lanier. 3D.
Maurice Roche, John Munroe, Herbert
Pulitzer, George Dixon, Cecil Howard
Peter Cooper Bryce, Robert w. Morgan,
/ Shelton Farr, Robert W. Goelet, Newton
Rae, James Cunningham, Richard Gam
brill and Frederick King. The dinner
was followed by dance. which was at
tended by additional guests.
Mrs. Jules II. Bache, Of East Sixty
Z Iay ut ls,Fv "a
/ last night for her daughter, Miss Kath-
ryn King Bsche. The tapestry room was
used for the dancing, and about mid
night buffet supper was served.
! Among the young people present, num-
/ bering about one hundred, were Miss
| Resale c. Bloodgood, Miss Margaret
! Thompson, Miss Beth Leary, Miss Hes
I ter Barrows, Miss Marie Jordon, Miss
/ Dorothy Battle, Miss Margaret Dickson,
! Miss Mabel Alker, Miss Maude Kahn,
Miss Florence Gilbert, Miss Jean Stew
| art, Mss Helen d. Geer, Miss Mar
! jorie Stewart, Miss Clara Mcconnell,
/ Miss Eunice Clapp, Miss Prudence Ster-
ny, Miss Lentilhon Clifford, Miss Helen
! Eilbeck, Miss Maude O'Brien, Miss
/ Amy Clifford, Miss Wealthy Lewis,
| Miss Mildred Holmes, Miss Ada Nor
/ feet, Miss Janet Gregory, Miss Claudia
/ Johnson, Miss Carla Won Bergen and
/ Miss Edith Adams; also, Horace Hotch-
kiss. Bache Brown, Paul Iaccacci, Fred
! eric Cunningham, Lindell T. Bates, Car
roll Alker, Coleman McGovern, Albert
| II. Ely, jr., Thayer Iaccacci, Horatio
King Gray, Frederick C. MacDonell,
/ Matthew Looram, Lyman Cunningham,
Knox Harden, Russell Dougherty. Nor
ris Pryor, Harold Content, Roy Floyd
/ Jones, Robert Meyer, Esmond P.
/ OBrien, Samuel Barlow, Cord Meyer,
Robert Ingersoll Brown, Juan Ceballos,
/ Robert T. Adams. w. Sergeant Bonner
/ and Harry c. Cushing, 30.
Mrs. Ira Barrows gave a dinner last
night at her home, 521 Park Avenue, for
/ Miss Rachel Filter, the debutante
/ daughter of Mrs. William W. Filter, OF
Philadelphia. After dinner Mrs. Bar
rows took her guests TO the Hippodrome
and later returned with them to her
home for dancing. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stevens, Miss Elise
/ French Rice, Miss Marion Townsend,
/ Miss Frances T. Riker, Miss Sarah H. B.
/ Penrose. Miss Muriel Wiggin, Miss Mar
garet Dickson, Miss Mary Stewart
/ Wurtz, Miss Constance ChappeN, Miss
/ Madge Lesher, Miss Frederick Bull,
| Miss Genevieve Mangam, Gilbert Oar
/ lington. William b. Rich, jr., Maury II.
/ 3. Paul, John Jay Ide, Roger Deering,
RueU B. Kimball. ir., John Meyerkort,
Fritz Barbour, JohnfritZ Achelis, Stuart
II. Johnson, Clarence G. Michalis and
/ G. Howell Drake. About thirty addi-
tional guests came in Cor the supper
and dance.
Mrs. Charles II. Simmons gave a re-
ception Yesterday afternoon at her
home. III Madison Avenue, to introduce
her daughter. Miss Ethel Horner Sim
mons. In the receiving line were Mrs.
/ J. Culbert Palmer, Miss Dorothea Camp,
/ Miss Isabel Yeomans, Miss Mary Harris
horne Miss Mary Francke, Miss Mar
garet Baker, Miss Charlotte Plat, Miss
Dorothy Darrell, Miss Ruth simmons,
I Miss Florence Lincoln, Miss Helen Bar
rett. Miss Mabel Coutts, Miss Hope
/ Williams. Miss Helen Porter, Miss Lilly
w. Rupert. Miss Mary Cushman, Miss
Anne Rathbone, Miss Marion Ferry,
Miss Elizabeth Jennings, Miss Grace
Franklin, Miss Sylvia Holt, Miss RoX.
anna Bowen and Miss Doris Taylor, OF
/ Springfield, Mass.
The reception was followed by din
ner and dance which was attended by
extra guests, who included William
Eagle Palmer. James NJ. Beck. jr, j.
/ Culbert Palmer, jr., Allen MacDougall,
Lindsay yelling, Francis Henderson,
/ William Pyle, Kingsley Kuhnhardt, Bev-
erly Myles, Holmes Mallory, william
Travers Jerome, jr., Maury Jones, Ray
mond Hoagland, George Van Siclen,
Henri Werleman. Charles Cesar, c. ".
r. Halsey. Stoddard Johnson, Fairfax
Burger and j. Frederick Eagle.
Mrs. Philip y. Jennings gave lunch
con Yesterday at her home, 27 West
Fiftieth Street. for her daughter, Miss
. Elizabeth Jennings. The guests in
cluded Miss Mary s. Wurtz and Miss
/ Sarah II. p Ponrose, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Edward Stevens, Miss Lillian
/ Palmer. Miss Maud O'Brien, Miss Mar
garet Warren, Miss Grace Franklin,
/ Miss Madgc Lesher, Miss Marion
Townsend, Miss Peggy Rathbone, Miss
/ Grace Jenkins, Miss Josephine Bedle
I and Miss Katherine and Miss Virginia
Kimball.
Mrs. George Arents, jr., gave a dance
and supper last night at her home, ga
Fifth, Avenue. There we're moving pict-
ures and vaudeville entertainment.
Mrs. L. Sutton Mckee gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home,
| $50 Park Avenue, 20 introduce her
| daughter Miss Harriet Mckee.