The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-05
SKATE AND Dine AT
@DEBUTANTE'S PARTY
Young People Appear in
Sports Costumes to Greet
Miss Norris.
MISS O'BR1EN ENTERTAINs

One OF the novel entertainments Of tn,
winter was given last night at the Bit
more by Mrs. Justus RupertL It wa
a dinner and skating party for Mis-
Dorothy Norris. q debutante Of Phila,
delphia. who has been here before II
the course Of the winter for some o.
the dinners and dances. The dinner
for which all Of the young people had
been asked to wear sports clothes. wal
Served at small tables In the music
room, and during its progress there was
music. Afterward Mrs. Ruperti and
her guests went to the Ice Gardens for
skating. where they were Joined by other
friends who came to skate or to watch
the skaters.
Among those at the dinner were Mrs
Alfred Norris OF Philadelphia, thu
Misses Vouletti Proctor. Caramai Car
roll. Eleanor Cutler. Ethel Simmons,
Lillian Palmer. Ruth and Faith Hay
den. Lilly Rupert. Helen Hamilton
Martha Gay, Annette Davis. Katherine
Van Rensselaer, Crosby. Geraldine Adee.
Alice Glib, Marion Townsend. Dorothy
Halght. Florence Kane, Sally Palmer.
Florence Gilbert. Gwendolyn Frothing-
ham,. Isabel Stettinius, Dorothy Mantce,
Emile Ford and Enslcy Hodgson. Law
ingston Lyman Short. Ferdinand lie
Clercu, Charles A. Miller. John GLIB.
Dudley Carleton. Serge Rupert, Ed
win Berg. Gregory Camp. Frederic c.
mcdonnell, Hamilton Fish. Jr.. John
+. Hubbard. Philip A. :. Franklin, Jr,
James NJ. Beck, Jr.. Byan X. Stevens,
r. Ingersoli Brown. william Meeker.
L%anghorne Gibson, Monroe Dayton. JUS
tus o.. Rupert. Chandler Bates. Thomas
...nory. George NJ. Richard. Guy Garlic
ton. Adolf pagenstedt and Thomas A,
Rector.
Music and Fancy SkatinG.
During the evening there were music
for the skaters and exhibitions OF tancS
skating by Alfred and Siegrid Saess.
professionals. The lake was attractively
Illuminated with fancy lights and a cal
cium from the room gave the enect ot
moonlight. At midnight supper was
served in the glass enclosed tea room.
The secord for. this season OF the
subscription dances known as the Three
Dances was held last night at the. Plasa
and preceding II a dinner was given IN
the main restaurant by the various SUD
scrlbers. The guests were received III
the rose room.
Among those giving dinners were
Mines. Ira Barrows, Richard " linda
bury. W. Curtis Dcmorest, william w.
NJ, Alpin. George T.. Downey, Lancaster
Morgan Albert II. Ely. Frederick Peter
son, Lyttleton Fox. william II. Porter,
A. Frank. w. Lowe Rice.
Charles W. Romeyn. Robert A. FRANKS
Edward W. Harris. Rowland a. Rob-
bins. Henry James. Alexander H. T1ers'
Fairfax =. I.andstreet, j. Allen Town
send, Louis II. Lapham. John X. walker
and Albert II. Wiggin. Dancing IN the
main ballroom followed. and "A bunet
supper was served. The next dance VIII
take place on February ).
subscriptior Dinner at Sherry's.
The second for this season of tho sub
scription dinner dances organized by
Miss Annabeile ELEPHANT was heid last
Al Shcrry's. There was dancing
during dinner and cards afterward.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
Frederic Foster Carey, Mr.. and Mrs
Dom Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Wags,aW. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rowland Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Prentice
Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Albert Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs, q. Howard Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs. willard :. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. James +. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ratchellcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harrison
Rhoades, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rich Steers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Duryea. and Mr.,
ard Mrs. Robert T.. Tod.
J. Campbell Thompson gave "a the
atre party last night for his niece. Miss
Maud O'Brien. debutante daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan ]. O'Bricn. The
guests. who were mostly young peop!e.
went TO the Cort Theatre to see "Prin-
cess Pat and afterward TO Castles in
tina Air for dancing and supper.