New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-09
EntertainS at Her Home
for Her Daughter, Miss
Margaret
FIRST OF SHERRY
DANCES Is HELD
Misses ROudebush and
Miss Constance De
Lanoy Introduced

first Street. to introduce her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Carnegie. Before
the dance Mrs. Carnegie gave dim
ncr for twenty-six in honor OF her
daughter, and there were several other
hostcsses who entertained in this way
and aftcrward took their guests to
Mrs. Carnegie's for the dancing. Mrs.
Carnegie and her daughter received
the guests at the entrance to the
ballroom, and assisting them were
Miss Katherine biggs, Miss Dorothy
Dunn, Miss Adelaide WilInerding,
Miss Helen Clarkson, Miss Helen Rus
sell, Miss Mary Jennings. Miss Jean
Luke, Miss Polly Damrosch and Miss
Margaret Whiting.
The first of the Three Sherry
Dances, arranged for the older girls
a.. we'll as dcbutantes. was held last
night at Shcrry's The large ballroom
was used for the dancing, and a seat
cd supper was served 1T midnight IN
the small ballroom. The guests were
received at the entrance to the ball
room by the committee, Mrs. Il. og-
don Chisolm. Mrs. j. Herbert john
ston and Mrs. Edward 5. Knapp.
Among those who entertained at DIN
ncr before the dance were Mrs. !.
Hunt Talmage, who gave dinner for
her daughter, Miss Lillian II. Tai
MAGE. i'm the japanese Room of the
Ritz-Carlton; Mrs. Henri +. Gourd'
Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan and Mrs.
Walter G.. Oakman.
Among the subscribers for this
series Of dances, in addition to those
mentioned above. are Mrs. Pierre
Mali. Mrs. Columbus O'Donnell 1se-
lin. Mrs. Henry G.. Trevor. Mrs. Henry
K. Knapp. Mrs. William jaw Schiefe-
lin. Mrs. Hiram W. Sibley, Mrs. Henry
F.. Coe, Mrs. John h. Alexandra, Mrs.
". Bard McVickar, Mrs. Carl A. De
Gcrsdorf. Mrs. Louis Butler McCagg,
Mrs. Bradish Johnson. Mrs. Charles
Merrill Chaplin and Mrs. Richard T.
Colt.
The next dance will be held on De-
cember Is.
Mrs. Harold &. Henderson gave
reception Yesterday afternoon at her
home. So Irving Place, to present
formally TO society her nieces. MISS
Agnes and Miss Rosanne Roudebush,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hey
wood Roudebush. Of % East Eleventh
Street and Easthampton, Long Island
In the receiving party were PISS
Martha Keep, Miss Katherine Allen,
Miss Eleanor Rabbit. Miss Frances
Ballard. Miss Margaret Mason, MISS
Mary Colt. Miss Frances Fields, Miss
Catherine Blodgett, Miss Polly Dam.
rosch Miss Catherine Urquhart and
Miss Adelaide Wilmerding. Miss
Janet Robb and Miss Elizabeth Irving
were at the tea table.
Miss Constance Dc Lanoy made her
debut Yesterday afternoon at a re-
ception given for her by her mother,
Mrs. william c. De Lanoy, at her
homo. 375 Park Avenue. Mrs. Dc
Lanov and her daughter were assist
cd in receiving by Miss Frederick
Rull. Miss Ruth Peabody. Miss kath-
crime Biggs. Miss Alice Huntington
and Miss jeanette Jennings. Follow
ing the reception Mrs. De Lanoy en-
tcrtained the receiving party at din
ner. and later took them to the hrst
of the Three Sherry Dances. small
number OF young men was invited
for the dinner. and among them were
r. Hunt Talnagc. Roger MeliicK;
Leonard Jacobs. Dudley Riggs ana
Douglas De Lanoy.
Mrs. /. f. Clark Snow gave re-
coption Yesterday afternoon at her
home, Al Park Avenue, TO introduce
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Mnot
Clarke. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. f. Clarke. -Receiving with
the debutante were Miss Georgina
Smithers. of Montreal; Miss Glory
Thomas. Miss Dorothy Weyman, Miss
Anna Sherman. Miss Marjorie sill
cocks. Miss Nathalie Browning. MISS
Charlotte Guye, Miss Lily Stehli, Miss
Katherine HOLSTER. Miss Henrietta
Talcott. Miss Evangeline Johnson.
Miss ANY Reick and Miss Katherine
Whitmarsh. After the reception
there was a dinner for the receiving
party. and afterward Mrs. Snow took
her guests to Miss Margaret Carne-
eie's dance. Additional guests for the
dinner included Fritz h. Barbour,
Karl Whitmarsh. Frederic lie Clercq'
Samuel Bell. Grant Small. Francis
Whitmarsh and Robert Handley.
Miss Genevieve Clendenin, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Clendenin, OF
80 East Sixty-fourth Street, gave a
luncheon for debutantes yesterday at
Sherry's. The guests, numbering
forty. were seated at two tables, and
among them were Miss Helen Nc
Carter. Miss Cecily McKim, Miss
Glory Thomas, Miss Katherine Turck,
Miss C0rlotte Guye. Miss Teresa
Browning, Miss Elise T. Smith, Miss
Theodore Tiffany, Miss Lorraine Allen,
Miss Elsie Saltus. Miss Grace Mont
gomery, Miss Madge Lesser. Miss
Anstiss de Veau, Miss Helen AleXan-
der. Miss Dorothea Camp, Miss Ethel
Simmons. Miss Helen Porter. Miss
Marian Townsend, Miss Anne Win
chester. Miss Beatrice Pynchon, Miss
Isabelle Yeomans, Miss Edith Will
Jams, Miss Adelaide Flint. Miss Flor
ence Gilbert, Miss Mary Francke, Miss
Muriel Cakes, Miss Marian Perry.
Miss Beatrice Beck and Miss Eleanor
Babbitt.
Mrs. Edward w. Burghard. OF l East
Ninety-third Street, gave dance at
the Ritz-Carlton last night 10 intro
duce to society her daughter, Miss
Anna Henrietta Burghard. The dane
ing. which was held in the ballroom,
began early, and az midnight seated
supper was served. Receiving with
Mrs. Burghsrd and the debutante were
Miss Marie Osterholt. Miss Margaret
Phillips and Miss Nivienne kranlch.
Mrs. Henry Stuart Fleming gave an
auction bridge party at her home,
East Sixty-hfth Street, yesterday after
80, NJ Flaming will give a lunch