New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
DEBUTANTE
TO BE A BRIDE
Miss Dorothy Greer
Engaged to R. c.
Myles, Jr.
MOTHER WILL MAKE
THE ANNOUNCEMENT
Miss Lily Ruperti introduced at
a The Dansant at the
Colony Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Greer, of l28
East Fifty-sixth Street, will make
formal announcement to-day of the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Dor
otby Greer, 20 Robert c. Myles, jr,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Myles,
Of $50 Park Avenue. Miss Greer Is
the second of this years debutantes
TO become engaged, Miss Lillian Palmer
being the first.
Miss Greer. who was introduced 20
society at reception given ct the
Colony Club on December p, IS a
granddaughter OF Bishop David II.
Greer. Mr. Myles. who for a time
attended Yale, is engaged In business
In this city. On his fathers side he
is descendant Of the Musgrsves, OF
England. and his mother is direct
descendant Of Paul Russell, Of Here
ford. England. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Announcement has been made o. the
engagement Of Miss Julia Edey, daugn-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Edey,
Of 10 West Fifty-sixth Street, TO Doug
las w. Paige. son Of the late John
Keys Paige. of Schenectady, n. Y. Mr..
Paige lives in New York and makes
his home at the st. Nicholas Club.
Mrs. Justus Rupert, Of 40 East
Seyenty-frst Street, gave a the dan
SAINT Yesterday at the Colony CLUB 70
introduce her daughter, Miss Lily W.
Rupert. -,
daughter were Miss Aileen Sedgwick'
Miss Isabel Yeomans, Miss Adelaide
Sedgwick. Miss Marion Perry, MISS
- DARRELL.
Miss Alice Glib, Miss Dorothea Camp,
Miss Isabel Stettinius, Miss Helen Bar
rett, Miss Ethel Simmons, Miss An
nette Davis, Miss Marion Townsend
and Miss Amy Bradish Johnson.
After the reception Mrs. Rupert en-
tertained the receiving party at am
ner at the Colony Club, and later took
them 70 see Around the Map" at the
New Amsterdam Theatre. Additional
CHESTS for the dinner and theatre party
included Baron Frederick Schroeder,
Darlington Stettinius. Robert lngersoll
Brown. Chandler Bates, Henry {. Cush-
ing. Sd. Edwin DENLY, Richard Duane
Rudolph Priest, Charles Bracket, Mat
thew Looram, Thomas A. Rector
George Richards, c. Joachim and james
VI. Beck, jr.
The second Of the Three Sherry
Dances was given last night IN the
large ballroom at Sherrys. The guests
came on from dinners, the theatre ana
the opera. and were received by the
committee in charge of this series OF
dances-Alrs. 3. Ogden Chisolm, Mrs.
J. Herbert Johnston and Mrs. Edward
S. Knapp. Among those who gave
dinners before the dance were Mrs.
Waldron Williams, Mrs. Adrian ii. Lar
kin. Mrs William Barclay Parsons ana
Wallace Percy Knapp. VI,
The pat~onesses include Mrs. W.
Bard McVickar, Mrs. Henry Z, Coe,
Mrs. John +. Alexandra, Mrs. Henry
G.. Trevor, Mrs. Louis b. McCagg, Mrs.
Bradish Johnson, Mrs. Pierre Mali,
Mrs. c. O'Donnell iselin, Mrs. }; PIER
pont Morgan, Mrs. Charles VI. Chapin'
Mrs. Walter G.. Gakman, Mrs. Carl A
de Gersdorif, Mrs. William Jay Schief-
felin, Mrs. Richard c. Colt and Mrs.
Hiram W. si6ley.
The next aid last dance Of the series
will be held on January 2l.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. r. Mallinson gave a
dinner last night at Sherry's for Miss
Margaret NJ. Geer, the debutante daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Geer, Of
Nutley. y. J. After dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Mallinson took the party TO see
"The Boomerang" at the Belasco The
atre.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
George Woolsey, Miss Marjorie Wool
sey, Miss Alice Morgan, of Montreal;
Miss Jean Calhoun, Miss Angela Rich
mond, Miss Gabrielle Prout, Miss Ger
trude Geer. Miss Lorna Mallinson, Miss
Eleanor White, Miss Caroline Good
rich, Miss Theone Bauer, Miss Grace
Coffin, Miss Cornelis Geer, Captain
Henry Morgan, Royal Highlanders OF
Montreal; \. Cholmeley-J ones, John
Rutherford, Montague Geer, Arthur
Pope. Alpheus VI. Geer, Weld Arnold,
william Richmond, John Lavelle and
George White.
Mrs. Albert Boardman Kerr gave a
small dance last night at her home, lO3
Fact Seventy-ffth Street. for her cou-
sin, Miss Mary Burr. daughter Of Mr.