New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-28
DANCE GIVEN
. FOR MISS ADEE
Debutante introduced by
Her Grandmother at
Sherry's.
/. MISS BROWNING
is PRESENTED
Mrs. Albert Francke EntertainS
for Her Niece, Miss Mary
!. Francke.

!. fTd0Cke.
Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. Of 80 East
Thirty-seventh Street. gave dance
last night at Shcrry's for her grand
daughter, Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald
Adee, the debutante daughter Of Mrs
Ernest R. Adee, Of l29 East Thirty
fifth Street.
A number Of dinners preceded the
dance, among them being one given by
Mrs. Clarence Blair Mitchell, Of Far
Hills, N. j., at the Colony Club. for
Miss Fitzgerald. Others were given by
Mrs. Henry NJ Alexander, for Miss
Helen Alexander; Mrs. WILDER A
Bloodcood. for Miss Resale BloodCood
and Mrs. Edward W. Packard, for hc'
daughter, Miss Nuriel Cakes.
The small ballroom. decorated with
Christmas greens, was used and sup
per was served in the adjoining rooms
The guests, between 300 and 400, in.
cluded most of the debutantes of the
season, some of the young women who
have come out in the last few years
t. few young married couples and the
usual dancing men.
Among the married couples were Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mr.. and Mrs
6. Bryce Wing, Mr.. and Mrs. ". White
wright Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Gouverneur Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
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Eugene s. Reynal.
Mrs. Henry K. Browning gave a
dance last night in the large ballroom
at Sherry's for her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss katherine Browning. The
decorations were palms, poinsettia
ferns and Christmas greens. There was
general dancing throughout the even
ing, with supper served at midnight.
Among the 500 guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Green, Mr.. and Mrs
George J. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gou-
verneur Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Richard, Miss Mabel Alker, Miss Ethel
II. Simmons. Miss Diana T. Richards
Miss Marion and Miss Katharine Fitch
Miss Frances Ward, Miss Lillian Pal
mer, Miss Muriel Wiggin, Miss Madge
ford, Miss Nathalie Browning, Miss
Jeanette Blake, Miss Katherine Hall
Miss Helen Porter. Miss Therese d
Browning, Miss Henrietta Talcott, Miss
Genevieve Clendenin, Miss Helen Sales
Miss Marion Danforth, Miss Marion
Becker, Miss Katherine Force. Miss
Marie Jordan. Miss Olivia Erdman and
Miss Adeline Hatch.
IL
Sabin, Frederick Fleitmann, Quintor
Perry, William Palmer, Gardiner Day
Wells Riley, John Meyerkort, Herbert
Dickinson, Dunbar Adams, J. NJ. Beck
jr., George Grant, Robert Cleveland and
Ralph Marshall.
Miss Mary l. Francke. daughter Of
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin. was introduced
to society at a the dansant given yes
terday afternoon at Sherry's by hel
aunt, Mrs. Albert Francke, of Law.
renee, Long Island. The debutante was
assisted in receiving by Miss Marion
Townsend, Miss Geraldine Adee, Miss
Helen g. Alexander, Miss Dorothy
Greer. Miss Frederick Bull. Miss Anna
Rathbone, Miss Dorothsa Camp. Miss
Ethel Simmons, Miss Madge Lesher
I '
Carey, Miss Maryanna Lincoln, Mis-;
Hope Williams, Miss Mary Hartshorn'
and Miss Gcnevieve CIendenin.
After the reception Mrs. Edward "
Packard gave dinner for her debu
tante daughter, Miss Muriel Cakes, al
Sherry's, which was attended by the
young women who received with Mis-:
Francke. Afterward the guests went tC
Miss Adce's dance.
The first of the Colony Dances fol
this season was given last night at tn,
Colony Club. These dances are foi
girls who will be introduced to society
next winter and for bows home from
school and college. The patronesses ar,
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. H
Casimir De Rham, Mrs. Winthrop Burr
Mrs. Edward I H.s Talmadge, Mrs
Henry H. Landon, Mrs. Walter B. James
Mrs. Robert z. Huntington and Mrs
Russell II. Hoadley.
/ Nine. Marie Rappold, Nine. Margaret,
Matzenauer, Arthur Middleton anC
Percy Granger, pianist. were the artist!
at Albert Morris Bagby's musical morn
ing yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria.
Among those seen in the audenc,
were Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair, Miss Flor
ence l.. Blair, Miss Edith Blair. Mrs
Charles B. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs
Benz amin Prince, Mrs. W. Watts Sher
man, Miss Harriet Al,sarder, Mis-.
Jsnetta Alexander, Miss Mary Alexan
/ der, Mrs. John X. Drexel, Miss Alict
Drexel, Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman, Mrs
/ William Grosvenor, Mrs. William Low,
/ Rice, Mrs. J. Horace Harding. Mrs. \
/ Murray Young, Mrs. Cornelius c. Guy
I Ter, Mrs. Henry Phipps. Mrs. James Il
J Mckee, Mrs Warren Delano, Mrs. Ed
win Gould, Mrs. J. Allen Townsend
/ Chauncey VI. Depew and General Hor
ace Porter.
Dinners were given last night at tn,
/ RitZ-Carlton by Mr.. and Mrs. Jeal
Saint Cyr and Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II
Gary.
Announc,rLent has been made Of tn
engagement of Miss Eleanor Curran
daughter Of the late JOB Ell.-tt Cur
ran and Mrs. Curran, of 1873 East For
tieth Street, to Henry Hopkins Liv
ingston, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
/ Livingston, Of Oak -the-Hudson
Mrs. Thomas Howard will give a din
ner dance at Sherry's this evening TO
/ her debutante daughter. Miss Elizabetl
/ Howard.
Mrs. Frank Bertram Jordan will Civ
dance tonight at the Plaza for Mis-
/ Marie ID. Jordan.
/ Another nee Of this evening will b.
| one given by Mrs. ". ter &. Noyes 70
/ her daughters, Miss Marian and Mis-
/ Catherii. Noycs. Hiss Robinson's an
nual Christmas t-nco will take plae
/ tonight ~ Sherrys.
Mrs. Albert Rathbone will give a re
ception this afternoon at her home, 4
/ - Counrfr. nlrhih Slrnef for he