The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
MISS STETTINIUS IN
LIST OF D@EBUTANTES
The Misses Krech. Hatch,
Dickson, Riker and Jordan
Also Introduced.
RECEPTIONS NUMEROUS

More debutantes were introduced yes
terday and their friends were kept busy
throughout the afternoon In going from
one reception to another. Mrs. Edward
X. Stettinius gave "a reception at her
home. 16 East Seventy-third street. to
Introduce her daughter. Miss Isabel Stet-
tinius. In the receiving party were
Mrs. Henry p. Darlington and Miss
Emma Darlington of Richmond. Va.
the Misses Adelaide Flint. Constance
Moore. Mercer French. Helen Byrne.
Mercer Dunlop. Helen Alexander. Nancy
Perkins. Elizabeth Haldane. Mary
Francke, Lily Rupert. Grace Brieted.
Frances Riker, Peggy Busk, Aileen
Sedgwick and Gertrude Harris. A din
ner followed and the young men at It
tian Herter. l.. stuart Wing, Jr.. w.
Darlington Stettinius. Harrington Weeme.
Reginald Whitman. Aymar Cater. Gall
lard Ravenel. Albert II. Ely. Jr., Charles
Moller Sd. David Williamson, Robert
Munroe. Richard Farrelly. octave Blake.
Darlington williams, Fred Alexandra
and Frederick Willis.
After the dinner Mrs. Stettinius took
her guests to the Shubert Theatre to
sec "Alone at Last"
Miss Il rcch IntrOd uced.
Mrs. Alvin w. Krech OF II East Seven
tieth street gave "A reception to intro
duce her daughter. Miss Angelina krech,
who was assisted In receiving by sew
eral Of her young friends, among them
the Misses Constance Chappeil. Irene
Gibson. Frances Riker. Pauline Bacon
and Alma deGcrsdorff. At the tea
table were the Misses Louise Hoadley.
Isabella Banks Taylor. Mary Chaplin.
I~1,tk ALs-.A. a-l IaatnA AA(lASQ-
dorff. who were introduced last year.
After the reception Arthur c. Jackson.
uncle OF the debutante. gave a dinner for
her at Sherry's. afterward taking his
guests TO the Belasco Theatre to see
'"The Boonieranc." Among the youns
men OF the rarty were Henry II. Lam
don. Jr., Sheldon Hoadley. Rosa Whist
Ter. Jr.. Walter White. Hamilton Arm
strong. Shepard krech. Ellery and Oliver
James. Arthur Gardner. Charles II. Mar
shall. Frederick Henderson, Edmund
Nash and Frederick Stillman. After the
theatre tn. party returned to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. krech for supper and
q small dance.
Mrs, Horace Hatch gave a the dan
SAINT AT the Womnus University Club
FOR her daughter, Miss Adeline Hatch,
and receiving with them were Mrs. J
Horton ljams. the Misses Gertrude Mui
ray. Helen and Kate Griffin. Geraldine
Nelson. Gertrude Geer. Jessamine Pate
son. Marion TIFFANY. Isabel Yeon,aiis,
Constance Peabody. Julia Potter. Helen
Rand and Margaret Trevor. Al the tea
table were Miss Emily Nichols Hatch,
Miss blackwell and Miss skinner
After the reception Mrs. Hatch took
the young people OF the receiving party
and some young mel TO the Westches'ei
Country Club. where an old fashioned
dinner was served.
Among others giving dinners there
were Mrs. George 4 Adee. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert y. Rawlins. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Evans. Mr., and Mrs, Gouverneur Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. John =, Ferguson, Mr.
ard Mrs. W. Hayward prayton Sd. Mr.
and Mr.. T. tllrkS1n potte:. MI. and
Mr.. Charles Mellen. Mir. and Mrs
George Ha'rNrll.r aud Waiter n Her
rick. Dancing followed dinner. and a
buffet supper was served.
one of the largest receptions Of tht
afternoon was given in the ballroom ot
the 81 Regis by Joseph " Dickson al
Morr.st.Wn, who introduced to his New
York friends hts daughter. Miss Mar.
garet Dickson. The ballroom was dec.
Grated with palms and flowers, and tea
was served IN the Louis WI. room
The d%cbutaute was assisted IN receiving
by her sister. Miss Alice Dickson tn,
Misses Clara Mcconnell. Gladys Moore
Esther Reno. Margaret Thompson, Tru,
dencc Sterry. Constance Moore, Elino'
Kendall, n Helen 'icer.
After the reception there was an IN
formal dinner. and later Mr.. Dickson
took his guests to the H~lppodrume, II
addition TO the receiving party there
.,,ra ~ tba ,gtppaY and tn. Iinnplr,ros
Mrs. Hamilton McK. Twombly. pr. ant
Mrs. Allen NJ Thomas Mr.. and Mrs
Eh.n y Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
-. II. pituey. Mr.. and Mrs, George T.
Dadmuu. George =. Boldt. NJ. and Mrs
Georgc Bourne, Mr., n Mrs GILMORE
Cunning. Mr. and Mrs, David H. NJ
Alpin "a. Mr. and Mrs. Granville "
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Ro
m.yn, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Graham
Miles. Nj. and Mrs. Sy.vanus :. Schoon
maker. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Havemaycr
Nj. and us. Robert n. Foote. Mr.. an1
Mrs T.. e. Potter. Mr., and Mrs. Thoma.
Dickson. Mrs. Frank l. Laying, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jesse l.. Eddy. Miss Mildred Eddy
Joseph n, Eddy, Mr.. and Ms, + Bale!
Nandcrhot. Mr.. and Mrs. William II
Truesdale, Miss Ruth Cunning ard clar
cuce Young.
Mrs. Andrew l.. Rikcr OF Fairfield
Conn, gave a inc udilSint III SnfrIN
, small ballroom to introduce her daugh
ter. Miss Charlotte Riker, who was as
sisted IN receiving by the Misses Adel
pr!ndlr, Isabel Yoom1ns. Irene Hunte
| Amy Child. Louise Atwater and France
!, Riker.
Another the dansant was given |
the tapestry suite At Sh,rry's by Mr..
Alfred II. conkling, who introduced ne
daughter. Miss Muriel Lorillard Ron
aids Conkliug. The debutante was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Ralph Ishan
: the Misses Martha Hicks. Edith Manic
Jeanette Maury, Louise Gould an
Fd!th Gracic. There wac music h
F:urope's band.
Reception for Miss Jordan.
| Mrs. Thomas pcmilt Jordan gave a r.
ocption at rs West Eighty-eighth sire,
= to introduce her granddaughter, Mis-
1 Marie nemilt Jordan, who is the daugf
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank i. Jordan
Receiving with the d%ebutante were III
a Misses Margaret Whiting. Marie Oetel
!, holt, Charlotte tuyc. Marjorie Sillcock
Beth l.eary, DOROTHY Ferris and Natht
lie Mathews. After the reception thei
, was a dinner and among the young me
I an II were Robert ". Bowling, Ware
, Pond. Francis :. Whitmarsh. John l
! Carsallan, Baisley Elebash, Robe,
baldwin, frskiue Van Houten an
: Thomas II, Jordan. After dinner Mr.
| Jordan took her guests to the New An
stcrdam Theatre to see "Around Il
= Map"
Mrs. Edward Winslow Packard ga,
4 "A dinner last evening at the Gotha'