New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
Mrs. J. c. Phelps Enter
tains for Miss Charlotte
Plat at Ritz-CarltOn.
LUNCHEON GIVEN
FOR MISS YEOMANS
Two Hundred Members OF the
Younger Set Attend Party for
Miss Alker at Sherry'S.

/ Barre, Penn. gave a dance last night
/ IN the main ballroom of the Ritz-Carl-
ton for her granddaughter. Miss Char
( lotte Plat, daughter Of Henry Barstow
/ Plat, Of $50 Park Avenue. Several
( dinners we're givon before the dance
+ The decorations were palms, cedars and
/ Christmas greens. There was genera
dancing throughout the evening, ano
At midnight a supper was served IN the
salon dining room.
Among the guests were Miss Sylvia
Hyde, Miss Edith McKeever. Miss Ger
trude Mali, Miss Cornelia Van A.
Chaplin. Miss Frances T. Riker, Miss
Eva Mali, Miss Dorothy Gordon King
Hiss Alma de Gersdorf, Miss Mary
Opdyckc, Miss Eleanor Green, Miss
Esther Auchincloss, Miss Marie Bra
. dish Johnson. Miss Lesley +. Pearson,
! Miss Helen Hunt. Miss Elizabeth How
! ard. Miss Rose Phelps, Miss Helen
1 Flake. Miss Violet Gordon King, Miss
/ Angelina Krech Miss Helen Mercer
/ French. Miss Madeleine Carey, Miss
! Lillian II. Talmage, Miss Annette Mar
/ koc. Miss {. f. Grace Bristed, Miss
Gladys {. G. Fries. Miss Mary Jay
+ Schiefelin, Miss Margaret Knapp, Mss
! Isabella Banks Taylor. Miss Ethel
/ King. Miss Marion Dnsmore and Miss
Helen NacGregor Byrne.
Others were Robert K. Livingston,
l.. II. Paul Chaplin, Wadsworth Lewis,
Harry Gushing, Sd. Geraldyn l.. Red
mond. Guv L. Carleton. Ashbcl II. Bar
ney. I. Gaillsrd Thomas. George p. de
Veau, Beverley Duer, Samuel Sloan
Walker. T. Hunt Talmage, Theodosius
B stevens. NJ. y. Robinson, Arthur &.
Henderson. Livingston Parsons. John
Jay Ide. +. Roland ~ Hartman, Maury
+ II. y. Paul. Percy X. Pyne, I'd, Archi-
bald Roosevelt. Arthur J. Henderson.
WorthinCton WhitehOuse, Sidney Dill
lon Ripley, Reginald Townsend, Stuy-
vesant French, c. O'Donnell Iselin and
John Murray Forbes, jr.
I Mrs. Alphonse H. Alker, of 21 East
( SiXty-sixth Street, gave dance last
right at Sherry's for her daughter
/ Miss Mabel W Alker, one of the debu-
| tanteS Of the season. Previous TO the
/ dance Mrs. Alker gave a dinner at her
/ home, at which the guests were Miss
| joyce Jones. Miss Anna Rogers, Miss
/ Ruth Calender. Miss Emmalena Sizer,
/ Miss Isabel Murtland, Cord Meyer,
I JOili " iNNh- me- 'Niiii N''HNf
( Alker and James Alker.
/ Both ballroom suites were used at
/ Sherry's, the large enc for dancing and
! the smaller one for supper, which was
served at small tables. The decora-
/ tions were American Beauty roses,
/ holly and Christmas greens.
Among the two hundred guests were
Miss Marietta Chaplin, Miss Lillian
Palmer. Miss Edith Adams. Miss Caryl
( Hackstaff, Miss Diana Richards, Miss
Helen Culver Kerr, Miss Maude
! O'Brien, Miss Constance Peabody, Miss
Elizabeth Lyle, Miss Carolyn Dorset,
Miss Wealthy Lewis, Miss Estelle
OBrien, Miss Helen Porter, Miss Anna
I Ballard, Miss Kathryn Bache, Miss Hes
ter Barrows. Miss Alice De Lamar, Miss
Janet Gregory, Miss Geraldine Hall
Miss Helen Hoffstot, Miss Nathalie
Browning, Miss Mildred Venner, Miss
Maud Browning, Miss Margaret Thomp-
| son, Miss Marie Stehli, Miss Frances
/ Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Kirlin, Miss
/ Grace Franklin, Miss Jeanette Blake,
| Miss Eunice Clapp, Miss Helen Bacon
and Miss Elizabeth Chaplin.
! Others were Wallace Chauncey,
Rufus King. Frederic r. Coudert, jr,
( Ranald JcDonald, Edward Dickinson,
] JIs, MAY new W aNoOils IVA iIOhh CHNNh
cey. Frederick Stillman, Elliott Cobb,
Herbert Plat, Donald Cowl, David Far
/ rell, Sheldon Hoadley, andrew Fletcher,
/ Charles Pratt and Frederick Cunning
/ ham.
Mrs. +. Fulton Cutting gave dance
| last night at her house, % East Sixty
seventh Street, for her daughter, Miss
Ruth Cutting, who was introduced to
! society last winter. The guests, made
up of young women who came out in
/ the last two or three years and the
usual dancing men, came on from din
ners given by Mrs. Charles b. Alex
ander, Mrs. Bradisk Johnson and Mrs.
1 Charles II. Coster.
/ Mrs. George Hillard Benjamin gave
/ a luncheon yesterday at her home, 20
West Eleventh Street, for Miss Isabel
/ S. Yeomans, the debutante daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dallas Yeomans
Her guests were Miss Ethel Pot
ter, Miss Aileen and Miss Adelaide
+ Sedgwick, Miss Dorothea Camp, Miss
( Mary Franklin, Miss Ensley Hodgson,
! Miss Maude 0'Brien, Miss Muriel
/ Cakes, Miss Anne Lee Scott, Miss Flor
ence Gilbert, Miss Lilly Rupert, Miss
Marion Perry, Miss Muriel Conklin and
Miss Gertrude Murray.
Mrs. George Henry Newton gave
/ reception yesterday afternoon at her
Z home. IA East Sixtieth Street, TO in
troduce her daughter, Miss Isabel
/ Ninon Newton, The debutante was as
( sisted in receiving by Miss Winifred
Chisolm. Miss Frederka Peterson, Miss
Muriel Wiggin, Miss Elizabeth Thayer
Miss Anne Woodin. Miss Mary Allerton
Cushman, Miss Helen Porter, Miss
/ Margaret Lindabury and Miss Marion
/ Danforth. a dinner followed, and
I afterward the guests were taken to the
/ Booth Theatre. The men were Thorn
| ton Thayer, Frederic Willis, William
/ Osgood, Gordon Thayer. Rathbone
; Cushman, Howell Forbes, Frederick
. Van Santvoord and Lieutenant jules
James.
/ Mrs. George Bird gave dinner last
night at the Hotel Gotham for forty.
/ The decorations were palms and chrys-
anthemums. Mrs. Paul Tuckerman
I gave a similar affair for twenty-siX at
/ the Ritz-Carlton. and Mrs. Hamilton
W. Cary a small dinner, also at the
Ritz.
Through the courtesy Of Mrs. J.
! Dyneley Prince the LOOMS Sanatorium
G.. lid will give dance and supper on
Wednesday evening, January 8. in the
ballroom of the new Colony Club, Park
Avenue and Sixty-second Street. IL
will be the first dance held in the
beautiful ballroom of the club. The
proceeds will be applied 70 the support
Of free beds for consumptives at the
annex. At the last entertainment, given