New-York tribune., 1915-12-02
After the Show a Supper
Dance Was Given at Sher-
rvs by Mrs. Chaplin.
BAZAAR TO HELP
HOMELESS BOYS
Seasons Debutantes Will Pre-
side at Booths at Benefit in
Plaza December 10.

n ana MIS-. !. dlIef OOQ. one LOOK
/ her guests to the Belasco Theatre
/ In the party were Miss Katharine
/ de Berkeley Parsons, Miss Pauline
Bacon, Miss Julia Zabriskie, Miss
Josephine de Gersdorif, Miss Alma de
Gersdorf. Miss Maud Kahn. Miss
Maryanna Lincoln, Miss Evelyn W.
Preston, Miss Geraldine Adee, Miss
Edith Blair, Miss Annette Markoe,
Miss Frances T. Riker, Miss Helen
/ MacGregor Byrne, Miss Mary Opdycke,
Miss Ethel j. IL. Potter, Miss Eliza
/ beth S. Howard, Miss Irene Langhorne
+ Gibson, Miss Anne Winchester, Miss
Helen Greer, and Miss Nancy Perkins,
of Richmond. Va; Miss Eleanor de
Graf Cuyler and Miss Elizabeth
Redmond, Robert Winthrop Kean,
Francis Wood, Harold Hartshorne, II.
Carey Morgan, w. Hamilton Russell,
Shelton Farr, Julian Speyers, COLES
Coe, Frederick Eckstein, w. Harald
Hoskier, John j. Ide, Thomas Harris,
Christian Herter, Edward and Hunt
Talmage, Reginald Townsend, Francis
| White, Paul J. Boxer, Herbert Bassett
and George and Henry Bower, Of Phil
adelphia. About fifty additional guests
were invited to the dance. which was
held in the tapestry room.
Mrs. Francis Wisner Murray gave
reception yesterday afternoon at her
house, 80 West Thirty-ninth Street, TO
introduce her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Lawrence Murray. The debutante was
assisted in receiving by Miss Alice
Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth Jennings, Miss
Isabel s. Yeomans Miss Peggy Busk,
Miss Mary z. Knapp, Miss Kate Grif-
fin, Miss Susanne Warren, Miss Ade-
line Hatch Miss Rita Sturgis. Miss
Peggy Rathbone. Miss Frances 7.
Riker and Miss Eleanor Cook, Of Hart
ford, Conn.
A meeting was held yesterday at the
home Of Mrs William K. Draper, OF
12l East ThiIty-sixth Street, at which
plans for the dance 10 be given in the
ballroom Of the New Colony Club on
January 10, for the benefit Of the New
York Visiting Committee Of the State
Charities Aid Association wer, dis
cussed. Some Of the women interest
ed are Mrs. William Pierson Hami ton,
Mrs. Charles S. Whitman. Mrs. John
Purroy Mitchell, Mrs. +. Henry Harri-
man, Mrs. william Church Osborn,
Mrs Willard D. Straight, Mrs. Will
lam Jay Schieffein, Mrs. Paul Tuck
erman, Miss Harriet Alexander. Miss
Mary c. Alexander and many others.
A bazar for the benefit Of the New
York Home for Homeless Boys, AL
10 445 East l23d Street, Will be held
on Friday, December 10, from 2 until
: o'clock at the Hotel Plaza. There
will be useful and fancy articles on
sale and the various booths will be
presided over by many Of the debu-
tantes Of the season, as well as older
girls.
At the flower booth will he Miss
Marion Tifany, Miss Mercer French.
Miss Anne Winchester, Miss Margaret
Winchester. Miss Helen Pierce Miss
Emily Ford, Miss Grace Franklin, Miss
Isabel Stettinius. Miss ADELAIDE + int,
Miss Irene Larghorne Gibson. Miss
Nancy Perkins, Miss Mary Cushman'
Miss Grace Pierce. Miss Gertrude
Wciling. Miss Nathalie Wood, Miss
Helen Geer Miss katharine Lyon anu
Miss Genevieve Clondenin.
I'm addition to the bazar, there will
be dancing and motion pictures.
Mrs. Frederic Foster Carey will give
q the dansant this afternoon at her
home 81 East Ei~htieth street. 10 IN
troduce her daughter, Miss Madeleine
Lewis Carey. and her niece, Miss Mar,
ion Carey Dinsmore. Mrs. Carey VIII
give a dinner tomorrow evening for
her daughter and for Miss. Agnes
Brockie, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Richard Peabody will give a
luncheon to-day at Sherry's for sew
eral Of the debutantes of the season.
Mrs. II. De Berkeley Parsons, of 36
Fas. SiXtv-frs' Street, will give a re
cepfion this afternoon to present ner
daughter, Miss Katharine De Berkeley
Parson.
Miss Constane Wickersham will be
introduced to society this afternoon at
a reception to be given by her mother,
Mrs. George w. Wickersham, at her
home. 80 East Seventeen Street.
Wallace Percy Knapp, of 6s East
Fifty fourth Street, will give a theatre
party this evening for his daughters,
Miss Mary E. and Miss Emma W.
Knapp.
Miss Janet Percy Dana, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dana, Of ! Fifth
Avenue. will be married 10 DR.. War
field Theodore Longcope this afternoon
in Grace Church, Broadway and Tenth
Street The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Charles L.
Siattery. and a reception Will follow at
the home Of the bride.
Percy r. Pyne, I'd. will give a small
dinner tomorrow night at Delmonieo's.
Mrs. w. Lanman Bull will give
dance on December Q at the Colony
Club for her daughter, Miss Frederica
Bull.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Falconer
returned 20 town yesterday from the
Garden City Hotel and are at their
house, 70l Madison Avenue, for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martyr AleXan-
der will close their villa at Tuxedo to-
day and open their house, 10 East
Thirty-sixth Street, for the winter
Several entertainments will be given
This month for their debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Helen G. Alexander.
Howard Bourne has taken an apart
uent AZ the Hotel Vanderbilt for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Wander
biIt arrived in town yesterday from
their country place at Hyde Park, and
have taken an apartment at the Ritz