New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
DINNER DANCE
FOR DEBUTANTES
Mrs. Albert H. Wiggin Is
Hostess for Misses
BuIkeley and Lynch
GEORGE T. BROKAW
ALSO ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Edward Everett Hale
Introduces Her Daughter
at Reception

Mrs. Albert II. wlggin gave a dinner
danes last night at her home, 62i Park
Avenue, for Miss Sarah Tod Buckley
and Miss Madelaine Lynch. debutante
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Bulkley and Mrs. and Mrs. John h.
Lynch. There were about fifty young
people at the dinner, and a number OF
others came in later for the dancing.
Among the guests at dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs Shorburne Prescott, Miss
Muriel Wiggin. Miss Lorraine Allen,
Miss Nina Ryan, Miss Catherine Blod-
gett, Miss Dorothy Dorrell, Miss Con-
stance De Lanoy, Miss Elizabeth Glenn,
Miss Eleanor Carter, Miss Chisolm. OF
Cleveland; Richard Robbins, Walter
Boyden, Humphrey Redheld, Arson
Taylor, Leslie Devereaux. Lawrence
Saunders, Kent Bromley, Harmon Van
derhoef, De Lanoy Ladd Ogden, Col
vert Cary, Rodney Williams, Julian
0LhIltIs hOUtiN hAiiAhNlag ~
Bellinger, William Crane, Frederick
Fiske, Gilbert Demorest, Raymond
Coke and Robert Maccoll.
Another large dance was given last
night at Sherry's by George T. Broksw,
of | East Seventy ninth Street. This
dance was given for the younger set,
and included some Of the young mar
II 1kn hallrnnpa
used and at midnight a seated supper
was served in the small ballroom.
Several dinners were given before the
dance. Among those who entertained
in this way were Mrs. William McNair,
Mr.. Brokaw's sister; Mrs. Felix ID.
Doubleday and Mrs. James Lenox
Banks.
Mrs Edward Everett Hall gave re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her
home, 636 Fifth avenue, to introduce
her daughter, Miss Geraldine Condit
Hall. Mrs. Hall and her daughter
were assisted in receiving by MISS
Elizabeth Chaplin, Miss Charlotte Guye,
Miss Helen Kerr, Miss Josephine
BedIe. Miss Marguerite Kalt, Miss
Helen Dudgeon, Miss Margaret Whit
ing. Miss Marie Esterholt and Miss
Julia Sprigg. After the reception
there was a dinner for the receiving
party. and later Mrs. Hall took her
guests to see "Miss Springtime" at
the New Amsterdam Theatre, and then
to the Ritz-Carlton for supper and
dancing. A number of young men
were invited for the dinner, theatre
marty and supper, among them VIII
lam Kalt, Edwin Jiminis, Byron kalt'
Frederick Whiting, Benjamin Bard,
Oswald Jaminis, Irving Williams, Mon,
roe Won Mayhoff, Clifford Roberts and
Pryor Kalt.
Mrs. Hall will give a dance for her
daughter at Sherry's on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. George G. Stow gave theatre
marty last night for her granddaugn-
ter. Miss Zillah T. Thompson, the depu-
tante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson, of 1872 East Sixty-hrst
Street. taking her guests TO see MISS
Snringtime" at the New Amsterdam
Theatre. Afterward there was supper
ard dancing in the main restaurant al
Sherry's. In the party, numbering
about seventy-five, were Miss augusta
do Forest. Miss Jeanette Prime, MISS
Margaret Reynolds, Miss Lily Rupert
Miss Alice Glib, Miss Katherine Cui-
ver. Miss Dorothy Miller, Miss, GLORIA
Thomas Miss Josephine Chamberlain
viss Helen Pierce, Miss Evelyn Payne'
Miss Margaret Reynolds, Justus hu-
norti Henry Willard, Elton WayIana'
ceoree Watts. Coleman Bigelow' Mans
6eld Ferry. Edwin Appleby, van CotI-
ianJt Elliott. Francis Appleby, Joseph
ShaHield and DR.. l.. b. Mackenzie
Mr. and Mrs. p. Chauncey Anderson
cave a dinner and dance IN the rose
Room of Sherry's last night TO ceieptate
The twenty-ffth anniversary OF theIr
MARRIAGE The guests at dinner IN
ni,dnd several who were bridesmaids
Ia nsbers at the wedding twenty-five
Ears ago. At the dinner, when was
ssrved az small tables, were Mr.. ana
NJ Fllerv o. Anderson, Mr.. and MRS:
49, q Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
n White. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis M: Ogden,
NJ and Mrs. James L. Ogden, Mr.: ana
~ "A y. King. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
w Wirmill. Mrs. F. W. Meeker, Miss
Wsriorie LYON, Edward c. Casey ana
IT. Anderson. About one hundred
ay.ra guests were asked for dancing
and supper.
Winthrop W. Aldrich, who will marry
Miss Harriet Alexander IN the flIth
Avenue Presbyterian Church on De-
cember 7, gave his farewell bachelor
dinner last night at the Union Club.
Uie guests included Benjamin Moore,
u,bo will act as best man at his we'd
Sino and the ushers. Alexander G
Grant Dudley l.. Picman, jr., W. r.
aidr;cb William Grosvenor, Richard
: AIdrich. Samuel A. Weldon, John
v Woodard. Gordon Auchincloss, Har-
ri,on Tweed and Francis R. Apple
ton. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Hare-Powel
have leased their house at Ardsley,
\ Y. and have taken an apartment AZ
the Buckingham for the winter.
DR. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank have
returned 10 the city from Mamaroneek
n. Y, and are at their new house. llv
East Thirty-hfth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan L. Kennedy and
Miss Marguerite Kennedy have closed
Kennelworth, their country place at Pur-
chase. n. Y, and have taken an apart
ment at 80 West Fifty-hfth Street for
the winter
Miss Theodore Larocque, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque, Will
spend part of the winter In Paris.
Lord and Lady Harrington arrived
in the city yesterday from Ottawa,
the HfltmOre