New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-21
Miss Dorothy Ficken En-
gagged to Frederick
w. Gwynne
MRS. II. S. M'KEE
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. James King HOyt En-
tertains for Debutante
Daughter

Mrs Charles II. Guye gave a dinner
dance last night at Sherry's for her
debutantc daughter. Miss Charlotte
Guye. The dinner guests numbered
dfty, and about 25O came IN for the
dancing which followed The decora-
tons were Of a Christmas nature.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank X. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen'
Keep. My. and Mrs. Arson ". Burchard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wyckof Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett Hall, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bertram Jordan, Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Lesry. Mr.. and Mrs
George Mallory Pynchon. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin J Quinn, Mr. and Mrs JONI
Alexander Topping. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
StehH Hrs. Frank II. Black.
Miss Nuricl Wiggin. Miss Margsret
Mason. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, Miss
Marion Perry. Mss Elsie " Saltus,
Miss Amy Reick. Miss Anna BurgAard.
Miss Mabel Alker. Miss Theresa Brown
ng. Miss Beth Lcary. Miss Alice Della
mar. Miss Marie Leary, Miss Helen Bar
rott. Miss Natalie Browning, MISS
Helen Kerr. Miss Polly Damrosch. MISS
Helen Porter. Miss Jennie Francs
Narston. Miss Elizabeth Hyde, Miss
Marion Hall. Miss Jean Luke, Miss
Helen Clarkson. Miss Glory Thomas.
Carroll Alker. Allen Putnam, David
r. simpson. Frank a. Munsey, Harry
Iocpett. George Armstrong, Gilroy
NuIGucen. Clifford Merrill, Robel'
Downing. Robert Adams Maury II. -
Paul. Thomas Ryan, ID. Muller Try
George Churchill. Lawrence kossltei;
Theus Munds. Frederick LeClerq an"
Horatio Gray.
~ Edwards icken. Of East Eighth
Street. announces the engagement o.
his Iounqcr daughter. Miss Dorothy
Fickeu. 10 Frederick W. Gwynne. son
Of the Rev. DR.. Gwynne, OF summit ~
!. Miss Ficken Is popular IN soe'et.
and has devoted much OF her time IN
Tho last year to work in and OF the
wounded soldiers in Europe. ohc
achieved a reputation for her desIgniiihP
Of tho "Suunv Jim" posters. but as
liking the notoriety this brought heI
Tho cave up her art work. rel QslnS
MANY tcmuting offers. Miss Fcken :
,,otbcr was Miss Josephine Hubbard
whose grandfather was at one time
rrosidont Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
H.. elder sister. Miss Margery Ficken'
married W. b. Prescott, Of Boston.
Mrs. Henry Sellers Mckee gave
luncheon yesterday at Sherry LOT ne,
grandaughters. the Misses virgin" %nG
Harriet Mckee. The guests lncluaeo
Mrs. Henry Sellers Mckee "a, MIS-
Crawford Nurton. Miss hllzaoe'h MT MT
lin. Miss Nouletti Proctor MISS filS-
ella Peabody, Miss Aileen SedgwieS'
Miss Caramai Carroll. Miss Gerlrude
Harris and Miss Justine Townsend.
Mrs. James King Hoyt gave recep-
lion Yesterday afternoon AT her home
so Park Avenue. for her deoutahte
dauchtcr. Miss Barbara Hoyt. Mrs.
Hovt was assisted in receiving by Mrs'
Frederick d. Opper, Mrs. Joseph VI:
Philbrick. Mrs. Clifford lie Clear OF
Boston: Miss King and Miss Clough.
Mrs. Hoyt will give = dance to-mor-
row night at the Ritz-Carlton Tor her
daughter.
Mrs Frederick W. Moss, Of 410 Park
Avenue. announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Alice Buckley Moss,
-o Melville D. Truesdalc. son OF Will
lam u. Truesdalc, president OF the
Lackawanna Railroad. Mr.. Trucsdale
is graduate Of Yale. class 10. lie
lives with his parents at "a East
Thirty-eighth Street.
General /. ". Stotcsbury, Colonel
Cornelius Vanderbilt Commander l.. VI.
Josephthal and other members Of the
military staff will give dinner for
Governor Charles =. Whitman on sat
urday at the 81. Regis.
Mrs. George Grant Mason will give
dance tonight at Sherry's for her
dcbutantc daughter Miss Margaret Van
=. Mason.
Mrs. Hermann VI. Biggs gives q din
rcr al the Colony Club tonight Tor her
daughter. Miss Katherine Biggs II
will be followed by theatre party.
Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair will give
dance tomorrow night for young peo-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Close have
returned from the South, and are at
East Nincty-second street for the win
ter.
Mrs. Schuyler y. Warren will give
AN afternoon reception at Sherry's on
December IS.
The managers Of the New York TX
change for Women's Work. 1874 Mad
ison Avenue. will hold reception and
food sale tomorrow.