New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
Theatre Parties Follow
Receptions and Dinners
of Introduction.
LIEUT.. LOUGHRY WEBS
MISS M. M. BARRETT
Many Attend First of the Three
Dances" To Be Held at the
Plaza Hotel.

/ Sixty-frst Street, gave theatre party
last evening for Miss Frances T. Riker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Riker.
and Miss Constance Chappell, daughter
Of DR.. Walter F. Chappell. Mrs. Haskell
/ took her guests to see Princess Pat" at
the Cort Theatre and afterward to
Sherry's for supper and informal dane
ing.
The guests included Miss Virginia
Kneeland, Miss Sylvia Hyde. Miss
| Charlotte Riker and Miss Charlotte
Strong, Miss Dorothy Manice, Miss
Lois Hall, Miss Angelina Krech,
| Miss Geraldine Adee, Miss Isabel Stet-
tinius, Miss Margaret Busk, Miss Louise
Hoadley, Miss Joy Williams, Miss Mary
Hartshorne, Miss Julia Gilbert, Miss
Vieva Fisher, Miss Mary K. Haskell,
Miss Priscilla Peabody, Miss Mary Ste
vens Chaplin, Miss Helen Alexander,
Miss Adelaide Flint, Miss Gertrude
Geer, Miss Marion Perry, Miss Gertrude
yelling, Miss Florence Lincoln, Miss
I Frederick Bull, Miss Nathalie Wood,
! Miss Margaret Strong and Miss Ger
trude Hoyt; Jesse Hoyt, Henry Ford, F.
Shelton Farr, W. Warren Barbour,
Maury Jones, Archibald Dudgeon, John
NJ. Franklin, Harold Harvey, Frederick
F. Alexander, William Barnwell, George
Barnwell, John Jay Ide, Amory L. Has
kell, John NJ. Franklin, Charles j.
Nourse, Joel Elns Fisher, James NJ.
Beck, jr., Porter Hoagland, Arthur du
Bots and Madison Blackwell.
Mrs. Charles Eastman Danforth gave
a reception yesterday afternoon at her
home, 10 West Fifty-third Street, TO in
troduce her daughter Miss Josephine B.
Danforth. The debutante was assisted
| In receiving by Miss Betty Cornwall,
| Miss Augusta Clark and Miss Katherine
/ Lyon. Mrs. William Lanier Washing
1 ton, Mrs. Jasper Campbell and Mrs.
| Frank Dana Hyde were at the tea table.
A small dance, to which q hundred adj
/ ditional guests were invited, followed
| in the evening.
| Miss Katharine J.. Olcott was pre-
scented TO society yesterday afternoon
at a reception which her mother, Mrs.
! Eben Erskine 0lcott, gave for her at her
| home. 322 West Seventy-ffth Street. In
| the receiving line were Miss Grace Col
gate, Miss May Munroe, Miss Charlotte
| Platt, Miss Elise Sage, Miss Elizabeth
Jennings, Miss Mabel Colgate, Miss
Peggy Rathbone, Miss Margaretta
| White, Miss Grace McMullen and Miss
Monina Twning. A dinner followed,
and afterward the party went TO the
/ Belasco Theatre. The additional guests
were Charles T. Olcott, Galen Scudder
| George W. Perkins, jr., Charles T. Oh
| colt, Franklin Wells, Henry Wells. Ed
ward Sage, Edward Jessup and Allan
| Hunter.
A the dansant was given yesterday
| by Mrs. Arthur Kavanagh at her home
in St. George, Staten Island, for her
| daughter, Miss Dorothy Johnson Kava-
nagh. Assisting in receiving were Miss
/ Gwynn Kavanagh, Miss Aileen Sedg
wick, Miss Marie Freze, Miss Dorothy
Sherman, Miss Louise Gould, Miss May
Owens, Miss Miriam Blount and Miss
Belle O'Brien.
A dinner followed and afterward the
party went 10 see Around the Map"
The additional guests included Ralph
+ Judson. Stewart French, Charles Bur
/ CESS, r. Taller Townsend, Beverley
Ayre, Bronson King, Walter King and
/ Wood O'Brien.
/ Miss Dorset gave reception yes
terday afternoon at 80 West Seventeen
/ Street TO introduce her niece, Miss
/ Carolyn Hicks Dorset, daughter Of K.
/ Clarence Dorset Miss Mabel Alker,
! Miss Jeanette Blake. Miss Lillian
/ Palmer, Miss Josephine Bedle, Miss
/ Marie Osterholt. Miss Elizabeth Titus,
| Miss Helen Kerr and Miss Elizabeth
! Gribbel, of Philadelphia, were in the
receiving line.
A theatre party and supper a.
! Sherry's followed. The extra guests
were Rush Taggart, jr., Lawrence
Rossiter, William A. Darrigues, jr., X.
/ Stewart Rowlett, Monroe Towt, Ed
ward H. Tytus, jr., Oville B. Lamason,
Charles N. Lamason and Robert Stan
ton, jr.
Mrs George f. Gregory, of the Sher-
man Square Hotel, gave dance last
night in the Rose Room of the Plaza
for her daughter, Miss Ruth Gregory.
/ The guests numbered about 200. There
was dancing throughout the evening
and supper was served at midnight.
Mrs. II. ingalls, Kimball gave the
I first of series of dinners last night
at her home, 800 Madison Avenue, TO
introduce her daughters, Miss Kathryn
and Miss Virginia Kimball.
The first Of the Three Dances was
given last night at the Plaza and was
largely attended. The guests were re-
ceived by the pstronesses shortly be-
fore O'Clock in the Rose Room. After
ward dinner was served in the main
dining room, the patronesses entertain
! ing the subscribers and their guests.
! The patronesses are Mrs. Ira Bar
rows, Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. Will
/ lam Lowe Rice, Mrs. Albert II. Ely,
! Mrs. Charles A. Frank, Mrs. George
Faber Downey, Mrs. William Curtie
/ Demorest, Mrs. William W. McAlpin,
/ Albert II. Wiggin, Mrs. Philip B. Jen-
nings. Mrs. Alexander Harvey tiers,
Mrs. Richard W. Lindabury. Mrs. J.
Allan Townsend. Mrs. Lancaster Nor
can. Mrs. William II. Potter. Mrs.
/ Lewis II. Lapham, Mrs. Charles Will
| lam Romeyn, Mrs Robert A. Franks.
/ Mrs. Frederick Peterson. Mrs. John
| BALDWIN Walker. Mrs. Fairfax Land
street. Mrs. Edward w. Harris and
The next dance will take place on
! January 4.
Mrs. John Dunlop Buckley, Of 112
/ Montague Street, Brooklyn, announces
/ the engagement Of her daughter, Mise
/ Marian Buckley, TO Thomas Riggo Cox,
of Albany. No date has been set for
! the wedding.