New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-01
Big Entertainment Given
for Miss Stettinius and
Four Hundred Guests.
MANY DINNERS
PRECEDE BALL
Mrs. John Munro Hostess for
Debutante Daughter at New
Years Party.

restaurants. which we're crowded with
members Of the smart set The largest
! ortcr.ainn,en. WINS given by Mr.. and
A. Mrs Edward Il. Stettinius, ut Sherry's,
Tor their debutanto DAUGHTER, Miss lsa-
bel Stcttirius. Tho entire tapestry
suite and small ballroom on tic second
foc- we've used. and Ms. Stettinus and
her daughter received the guests. about
four hundred in number. in the tapes
try room Several dinners were given
before The dance. among tho hostessos
/ tcirF Miss Anita Do'aAeld. who he'd in
hor party Miss Stcttinius. Miss Adele
PriuGle. Miss Marion Tiffany and Miss
( Kmi!y Ford also gave dinners. The
rooms were artisiically decorated with
/ spring flowers, in baskets. in which
which were concealed tiny electric
lights.
The dancing began shortly after 10
! o'clock. and few minutes before T.
/ the lights were turned out. and just be
/ fore the hour struck ushering in the
New Year the lights were turned on
! again and trumpeter entered and
marched about the room trlmpetine ~
1916. Pandemouium was then let
! loose. for the guests were all supplied
| with the usual matchmaking instru-
ments that 20 with the celebrating Of
the night. During the supper small
string orchestra Of clowns played. and
/ The guests Joined IN singing the popu-
. lar songs. Two orcnestras played for
/ the dancing
The guests included several distin-
Cuishod foreigners, some of the young
married couples, the debutantes of the
season. some of the older girls and the
usual dancing men. Among them were
] Nr. and Mrs. $. Bryce Wing. Nh and
/ Mrs. Felix d. Doubleday. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Rowland Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bal
/ lentine. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Alexandra,
| Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Twining, ir., Mr.
/ and Mrs. Carley Hartman, Mir. and
/ Mrs. Franklin C.. Richardson and Mr.
end Mrs Rudolph Kuhnhardt.
I Among the young women present
were Miss Helen Alexander, Miss VI.
! Civilise and Miss Anna r. Alexandra.
/ Miss Ruth Cutting. Miss Anita Della
! s. cid. Miss Symphorosa and Miss Grace
I lfIrLfC. MISS I lDltItF anu VI lro ifNiNn
/ Blair, Miss Angelica Schuyler Brown.
/ Miss Gretchen Damrosch. Miss Adelaide
| Flint, Miss Pauline Bacon, Miss Made
/ leine Carey. Katharine Y. K. Crosby,
Miss Mercedes de Acosta, Miss Marion
Dinsmore, Miss Esther Denny, Miss
Alma and Miss Josephine de Gersdorif,
/ Miss MaiGic Alexandra, Miss Audrey
/ Hoffman. Miss Marie G. Johnson, Miss
/ Amy Bradish Johnson, Miss Ina kls-
sci. Miss Katherine Lamont. Miss Mil
( dred Mitchell, Miss Annette Markoe,
/ Miss Margaret Montgomery, Miss Au-
I drey Osborn, Miss Marion Tiffany,
( Miss Dorothy Keeno Taylor Miss
J Katherine and Miss Madeleine Dahl
| French. Miss Mercer French Miss
! Adrienne Iselin, Miss Helen Porter,
4 Miss Elizabeth Haldane, Miss Mary
/ Hartshorne, Miss Peggy Busk. Miss
| Margaret Luce. Miss Mary l.. Francke.
| Miss Sarah Larkin, Miss Edith Nc
Keever. Miss Lilly Rupert, Miss kath-
arinc De Berkeley Parsons, Miss PRS
ella Peabody, Miss Helen Pierce, Miss
/ Je Brun Parsons, the Misses Rand,
/ Miss Marie Thayer. Miss Edith Will
Jams, Miss Irene Langhorne Gibson.
Miss Frances Riker, Miss Angelina
/ Krech, Miss Geraldine Adee, Miss
/ Helen Dyrne, Miss Vera Cravath. Miss
+ Resale Bloodgood. Miss Constance
Margaret Erhardt. Miss Emily Ford,
Miss Grace Winslow Pierce. Miss
Louise Trevor, Miss Hope Williams,
/ Miss Joy Williams. Miss Aileen Scdg-
wick. Miss Anne Woodn, Miss Natalie
/ Wood. Miss Louise Sorchan. Miss Elise
md Miss Mildred Rice, Miss Constance
Peabody. Miss Kathleen Macy, Miss
Sylvia Holt, Miss Margaret Dickson,
/ Miss Frederick Bull. Miss Phyllis Bron-
son. Miss Muriel Wiggin, Miss Marion
J Townsend, Miss Anne Winchester. Miss
Alice Davies, Miss Louise Hoadley. Miss
/ Grovene Converse. Miss Murtha morn.
/ dyke. of Boston; Miss Eleanor DE Gran
/ Cuvler and Miss Seta Sullivan, of Phil
/ adelDhia.
Among the men present were Car
rington Stettinius, Frederick Alex
andre. Jesse Hoyt, l.. Stuart Wing, Jr.,
Afolph Dick, Seth Barton French,
| Charles Cutting, Joseph +. Stillman,
ir.. Livingston Parsons, Edmund W.
/ Peaslee. Morris Pryor, Gerald Ona-
tivia, William 4. Shepherd, jr., Clar-
ence Mitchell. George Norton Miller,
! ir. Robert Monroe. Edward A. lie Roy,
| Edward T. II. Talmage, David William
son. Henry Cushing, Frank Watrous,
Casimir de Rham, Hugh Cotton, Fred
eric Coudert, Maury II b. Paul, Ed
ward Rutter. Richard Babcock, Edward
/. Burrill. ir., Joseph l.. Banks, Rob
ert Carrere, Nelson Doubleday, Bruce
POST. Percy r. Pyne, ir., II. Rivington
Pvne. Lester Armour, Herbert Pulit-
yer. James s. Larkin, Rudolph Kissel,
Shepherd Krech, Aymar Johnson, Ire
vor Hoog. Cass Gilbert. f. Shelton
FAIR. Mansfield Ferry, Hamilton Fish,
| ir. Sheldon Hoadley, Dom Morrison
Kelly. Archibald Sterling, Edward VI.
NcJlyaine. Winslow S. Pierce, Edgar
! Allan Poe, Gerald Philbin. George Z.
! 'Tvrnure. Taller Townsend, Vernon
Brown. william G. Rockefeller, Louis
l.. Stanton, Gaillard Thomas and Ar
thur Pope.
Mrs. John Munro, OF 3O7 West Sew
! enty-fourth Street. gave dance at
| Sbcrrv's last night for her debutante
| daughter. Miss Mary ". Munro. The
large ballroom was used for the dane
ing and tho reception room adjoining
for the supper, during which there was
exhibition dancing. The guests IN
clnded Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Bedle,
Mir and Mrs. Alfred d Bell, Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles Low. M. and Mrs. Fran
CTS J. Danforth, Miss Margaret Thomp-
SON. Miss Diana Richards, Miss Amy
Jennings. Miss Diana Richards, Miss
Snsette Horter Miss Florence Rogers,
Miss Annie Gilbert, Miss Isabel Baird,
Misc Katherine V. T.. Olcott, Miss
Msda,eine Pearson. Miss Frances Bal
lard. Miss Elise Sage, Miss Isabelle
| ~ EIpannT