New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-08
SERIES OF DEBUTS'
OCCUPIES SOCIETY
Mrs. Charles RemSen Gives
Dinner Dance for Daugh-
ter, Elizabeth
LOUISE HARDNESS
is INTRODUCED
Katharine Biggs Also
Makes Her Bow at Recep-
ton Given by Mother

Mrs. Charles Remsen gave a dinner
dance last night at her home, 500 Mad
ison Avenue, for her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Remsen. The din
ner was served at small tables, which
were decorated with pink roses. Mrs.
Archibald d. Russell, Mrs. Joseph w.
Blodgett and Mrs. Walter Damrosch
also gave dinners and later took their
guests to Mrs. Remsen's dance.
Among Mrs. Remsen's guests for din
ner. numbering about forty, we're Miss
Geraldine Adee, Miss Isabel Stettinius,
Miss Mary Colt, Miss Frances Fields,
Miss Elizabeth Emmett, Miss Amy
Reick, Miss Teresa Fabbri, Miss Mar
garet Mason, Miss Katherine Morgan,
Hiss Adelaide Wilmerding, Miss Helm
Cameron, Miss Helen Alexander, Miss
Augusta de Forest, Frederick Cunning
ham. Walter Oakley, Remsen McKim,
Coster Steers. De Coursey Fales, JOna-
than Pell, Murray Hoffman, Norton
Miller, John K. Suydam, +. ". Warren,
Robert X. Livingston, Philip Kip, Nor
win Green, W. Bruce Brown, Clermont
l.. Barnwell and John Flavel Hubbard.
Mrs. William Appleton Burnham will
give a large dinner on January ) for
Miss Remsen at her home, West
Fifty-third Street.
Mrs. William l.. Hardness gave re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her
home, Il East Fifty-third Street, TO
introduce to society her daughter, Miss
Louise Hardness. Receiving with Mrs.
Hardness and her daughter were Miss
Kate York and Miss Adele Chisolm, Of
Cleveland; Miss Ray Buckley, Miss
Beatrice PynchOn. Miss Ellen Hoadley,
Miss Esther Kimball, Miss Ellen Nc
Carter, Miss Martha Keep, Miss Alice
Lawrence and Miss Grace Montgomery.
After the reception Mrs. Hardness gave
dinner for twenty-siX young people
and later took her guests to the thea
tire and afterward to the Club de Viugt
for dancing and supper.
Miss Katharine Biggs made her
debut yesterday afternoon at recep.
ton given for her by her mother. Mrs
Hermann Biggs, at her home, 80 West
Flfty-siXth Street. Mrs. Biggs and the
debutante were assisted in receivirS
By Miss Cora Shields, of PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Helen Russell, Miss Margaret
Carnegie, Miss Constance De Lanoy,
Miss Dorothy Dunn, Miss Frances
Fields and Miss Catherine Blodgett.
Following the reception Mrs. Biggs
took the receiving party to Mrs. Joseph
W. Blodgett's dinner and afterward to
Mrs Remsen's dance.
Mrs. George Grant Mason gave re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her
home, S5f Fifth Avenue. TO introduce
her daughter, Miss Margaret Van B.
Mason. In the receiving party we're
Miss Mary Colt, Miss Jane Duer. Miss
Catherine Blodgett. Miss Eleanor Bah
bolt and Miss Agnes Roudebush. After
the reception Mrs. Mason took the
young women to Mrs. Remsen's dinner
dance.
Mrs. William II. Porter gave lunch
con yesterday at Sherry's for Miss
Beatrice Pynchon and Miss Hazel Hop
klns, two Of the seasons debutantes.
The luncheon was served in the main
dining room at small tables decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Porters guests included Miss Terese
Browning, Miss Ray Buckley, Miss
Elizabeth Chaplin, Miss Lily Stehli,
Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss Isabelle
Stettinius, Miss Ellen McCarter, Miss
Dorothea Camp, Miss Frances Ballard
Miss Helen Barrett, Miss Ninon New
ton, Miss Ethel Simmons, Miss Isabelle
Heomsns, Miss Peggy Rathbone. Miss
Florence Gilbert, Miss Elizabeth
Wyeth, Miss Fanny Baldwin, Miss
Elizabeth Remsen. Miss Marion Dan
forth, Miss Helen Herman, Miss Con-
stance Peabody, Miss Henrietta Tai
colt and Miss Beatrice Beck.
Mrs. Douglas Henry gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home. l52 East Thirty
fifth Street, for her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Honor S. Henry. The guests
included Miss Nathalie Browning, Miss
Katherine Whitmarsh, Miss Elizabeth
Clark, Miss Margaret Carnegie, Miss
Helen Clarkson, Miss Dorothy Dunn,
Miss Charlotte Guye, Miss Henrietta
Talcott. Miss Katherine HOLSTER. Miss
Marie Jennings. Miss Evelyn Johnson,
Miss Janette Mclaughlin, Miss Eliza
beth Osborne, Miss Albertna Peck.
Miss Amy Reick, Miss Marjorie sill
cocks. Miss Edna Strsuch, Miss Helen
Russell. Miss Hilda Schrenkeisen. Miss
Gertrude Finch, Miss Mary Comstock
and Miss Alice Jones.
Miss Abby r. Morrison gave a dinner
last night at the home Of her father,
David NJ. Morrison. 20 East Forty.
ninth Street, for Baron and Baroness
Won Schoen. who were married in
Washington last Saturday. Baroness
Won Schoon was Miss Catherine Dirney,
Of Washington. Miss Morrison's guests
included Count J. A. 2. Won Rechteren
Limpurg. Of the Netherlands Embassy,
and Countess Limpurg. Baron Harden
brock. Miss Clare Won Leunep, An
tonic Borda and Putnam Morrison.
Mrs. Howard Carroll. Of 4 East Six
ty-fourth Street, gave a theatre party
last night for her son and daughter-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Carroll.
After the theatre the guests, number
ing seventy. went TO Mrs. CARROTS
home for supper and dancing.
Mrs. Emil J. Stehli. of 10 West Sew
enty-sixth Street, will give theatre
party tomorrow night at the Century
Theatre for her debutante daughter,
Miss Lily Stehli.