New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-06
LUNCHEONS GIVEN
FOR DEBUTANTES
Mrs. Shepherd K. de For
est EntertainS for Her
Daughter

Mrs. Shepherd X. de Forest, OF Lake
wood, n. j., gave a luncheon yesterday
at Sherry's for her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Augusta de Forest. The
guests included many of the debutantes
Of the season and a number OF mar
RED women. In the party were Mrs.
Henry w. de Forest, Mrs William
Laimbeer, Mrs. Harry X. Knapp, Mrs.
Percy Stewart, Mrs. William Ross
Proctor, Mrs. William S. CULVER, Mrs.
Francis Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Alexan-
der Campbell Rogers, Mrs. William
Rauch. Mrs. j. Mott Hartshorne, Mrs.
Wilson Powell. Mrs. Charles l.. Lind
ley. Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs, James
H. Darlington, Miss Caroline de Forest,
Miss Daisy Rogers, Miss Priscilla Pea
bodv. Miss Adele Prindle, Miss Dorothy
DRYDEN. Miss Adelaide Roman, Miss
Margaret Ripley, Miss Helen Geer, Miss
Margaret Shaw, Miss Harriette Rey-
nolds. Miss Mercer French, Miss Caro-
line Fisher, Miss Eleanor Babbitt,
Miss Felicity Clark, Miss Nina Dearth,
Miss Dorothy Darrell, Miss Elizabeth
Emmett, Miss Elizabeth Guthrie, of
Philadelphia; Miss Kate Griffin, Miss
Louise Hardness, Miss Martha Keep,
Miss Caroline Keep, Miss Clara Lee,
Miss Annette Moran, Miss Mary L..
Post. Miss Elizabeth Remsen, Miss
Nina Ryan, Miss Elizabeth Wyeth, Miss
Jeanette Pruyn, Miss Katherine
Turch. Miss Beatrice Beck, Miss Glory
Thomas, Miss Esther Kimball and MISS
Geer.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Forest and Miss de
Forest are at the Hotel Belmont Tor
December and January.
Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren gave a lunch
con yesterday at Sherrys for her
debutante daughter, Miss Ulrica Dahl-
eren. Her guests included the Misses
Adelaide and Aileen Sedgwick, Miss
Margaret Carnegie, Miss Grace Bristed,
Miss Dorothy Anderton, Miss kath-
arine Blodgett, Miss Gabrielle Chanler,
Miss Eleanor j. Fales Coward, Miss
Katherine Culver, Miss Polly Dam
rosch. Miss Teresa Fabbri, Miss Con-
stance De Lanoy, Miss Frances p.
Field. Miss Resale Bloodgood, Miss
Edna NJ. Grant, Miss Geraldine c. Hall,
Miss Mary d. Kenna, Miss Katharine
A. Morgan, Miss s. Sylvester Moran,
Miss Sarah II. B. Penrose, Miss lsa-
bella B. Taylor, Miss Marion Tiffany,
Miss Theodore Tiffany, Miss Adelaide
Wilmerding, Miss Alice Wainwright,
Miss Katharine d. Dahlgren and Miss
Madeleine Dahlgren.
Mrs. Henry R. Mallory gave a lunch
con yesterday at the Colony Club for
her niece, Miss Beatrice Pynchon.
Mile Darthy will recite ia Bataille
de Ia Marne," by Miguel Zamacos, for
the first time in America at the enter
tainment to be given tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel Plaza by the Junior
War Relief Society and the American
Girls Aid. Miss Grace Hollingsworth
is chairman of the committee in charge,
and among the patronesses are Mrs.
Whitney Warren, Mrs. Herbert l.. Sat
terlee, Mrs. Charles Chaplin, Mrs. Rob
ert Olphant, Mrs. Livingston Seaman,
Mrs. Charles Ditson, Mrs. W. l.. Lam
bert, Mrs. Markham Marshall, Miss
Maud Wetmore, Miss May Moulton and
Miss Anne Morgan.
Mrs. Seton Henry will give dance
tonight at her house, 80 Washington
Square West, for Miss Ulrica Dahl
gren.
Mrs. Charles Albert Smith gives a
luncheon to-day at Sherry's for her
debutante daughter, Miss Elise Provost
Smith
Miss Emily B. Collins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Collins, viii be
married to-day in Hartford, Conn.,. TO
William J. Hamersley, nephew of Mrs.
Benjamin Knower, Of this city.
Mrs. Herbert Lounsbury will give a
reception on January at her home,
6S5 West End Avenue, to introduce her
daughter, Miss Marion Lounsbury.
Mrs. Seth Barton French will sail for
Europe tomorrow and go 10 France TO
resume her Red Cross work.
Mrs. f. Henry Hartman has re-
turned TO town from her country place
at Arden, n. Y, and is at her house, !
East Sixty-ninth Street, for the winter.
Mrs. Paul Tuckerman gave a dinner
last night in the Pail Mall room OF the
RitZ-Carlton.
Mrs. Prescott Lawrence will give
dinner at the Ritz on December II.
Mrs. Hamilton Carhart gave a lunch
con yesterday at the Ritz for Lady
Kingsto ton. Among the guests were Lady
Colgate, Mr.. and Mrs. James Warwick
and John James.