New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-03
Miss Fanny T. Baldwin'S
Mother Entertains 800
at Home
RECEPTION HELD
FOR MISS PYNCHON
Other Buds" of the Sea
son Are HOnOred at
Events in Town

Mrs. Joseph c. Baldwin gave a dance
last night at her home, 1921 Park Ave
nue., to introduce her daughter, Miss
Fanny T. Baldwin. The guests were
received by Mrs. Baldwin, Miss Bald
win, and Miss Dorothy Bliss, Of Bos-
ton. The dancing began about 10
o'clock, and soon after midnight a sup
per was served, after which dancing
was resumed.
The three hundred guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Aston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Iselin, Mr. and Mrs. Moses
TAYLOR, MIR. and Mrs. Robert +. Hunt
incton. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman,
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Gould Jennings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bishop, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert p. Pruyn, MIR. and Mrs
Oliver Carlcy Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Dinsmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Serb
ner, Marshall Perry Slade, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Marquand, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Wood Cushman.
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman, Miss Ethel
Borden Hartman, Miss Alice Hunting
ton, Miss Helen James. Miss Betty
Carson, Miss Nina Paris, Miss Hope
Williams, Miss Jeanette Jennings,
Miss Joy Williams, Miss Angela kreeh,
Miss Flora Whitney, Miss Teresa
Fabbri, Miss Nathalie Bishop, Miss
Frances Ballard, Miss Augusta Bishop,
Miss Margaret Minott, Miss Frances
Field, Miss Cecily McKim, Miss Geral-
dine Adee, Miss Mary Croker Alex
snder, Miss Mary Post. Miss Evelyn
Preston, Miss Ellen McCarter, and Miss
Dorccn Fitzgerald and Miss Mary
Halves. of Richmond, Va.
There were also present Maurice
Roche. Oliver b. James, Brewster Jen-
nings. Moses Taylor, jr., Theodore
Nash. Whitney Dickey, Cyrus Clark
Norman Whitehouse, Amory Carhart,
Sheldon Hoadley. Francis Roche, Coster
Steers. William Rodewald, Darcy Won
Bokkelin. Sanford Saltus, Julian
Sloane. Charles Choate, Edward Van
Ingen. Robert Kayne, Douglas Allen.
Theodore Baird. Carey Morgan, Edward
Clark. DR.. George Eddy, Allen harri-
man. Goodhue Livingston and James A.
Burden, jr.
Mrs. George NJ. Pynchon, Of Sc East
Fiftv-siXth Street, gave a dance last
night at Sherry's for her daughter
Miss Beatrice Pynchon, who made her
debut on December 9. Several dinners
were given before the dance. Tho
larg ballroom was used, and seated
supper was served about midnight IN
the small ballroom. The decorations
were Gay trees, palms, pink roses and
smuaN.
Among the guests, several hundred
in number. were the Brazilian AmDas-
sador and Nine Da Cana, Mr.. and MIS-
Iobn Scott Browning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Bucknam. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Steers. Mr. and Mrs. Bedell Harmed,
MIR. and Mrs Edward B. Close, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coping, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas +. Gilroy. Miss Jarvis Wyetn'
Miss Lorraine Allen, Miss Elizabeth
Cbapin. Miss Mary Leary, Miss Dorothy
Dorreli Miss Alice De Lamar, Miss
Both Leary. Miss Hazel Hopkins, Miss
Therese Browning, Miss Grace Mont
pomarv. Miss Louise Hardness, Miss
Charlotte Guve, Miss Mary Francke,
Miss Helen Hoadley. Miss Elsie Saitus,
Miss Isabel Stettinius, Miss Helen
Porter. Miss Helen Dudgeon and Miss
Helen Barrett.
MAYNARD Ivison. Frederic X. Cou-
dert. ir. Oakley Rhinelander, Eugene
Hodcnpyl j. Coster Steers, Lyman
Cunningham. Lawrence Rossitcr, Free
man Smith. Howard Dean, William
Rockefeller Hosmer Barrett, Thomas
+. Durham, Franklin A. Plunmer,
James King Hoyt, Charles Requa and
Louis Hosmer.
A small dance was given last night
In tho rose room Of the Plaza by Mrs.
Henry f. Dunn, Of Z East Ninety
sacond Street. for her daughter, MISS
Dorotbv Adams Dunn. Among the
debutantes present were Miss amy
Poict Mics Margaret Carnegie, MISS
Elizabeth Clark. Miss Madelaine Lynch,
Mics Katherine Blodgett, Miss Eyange-
line Johnson, Miss Katherine BlGgs,
Miss Marion Noyes, Miss Margaret
Mason and Miss Marjorie sillcocks.
Mrs. John c. Kerr gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon at her nome, 100
Central PARK West. for Miss Geraldine
G Hall and Miss Mary Kittredge, two
If the seasons dcbutantes. IN me
receiving party we're Miss katherine
CnIver Kerr. Miss Helen Clarkson, MISS
Elizabeth Harrison, Miss Katherine
Tvors and Miss Katherine Dana, OF
Rrookivn. Mrs. Clark Bedford ana
Niee Jessie Treadwell were At the Tea
table. Mrs. Kerr viii give receptions
on January & and 10.
Mrs. Jares NJ. Beck, Of 100 East
Sixtv-frth Street, gave a theatre parry
last night for her debutante daughter
Miss Beatrice NJ Beck, taxing heI
Guests to see "The Little Lazy ~
Rlue." at the Belasco. In the Pa,t.ty
we're Miss Adelaide Wilmerding' M'1s
Glory Thomas, Leon Albert hings'eG,
Kunhardt, Edward Sands ill., anu
James NJ. Beck, jr
At the recital to be given to-moI
row afternoon at the home OF MIS-
Pbilin Iydig. IA Washington square
Nar+b for the benefit Of the Greenwich
Horse Musical School. the artists Will
L Ut HJmr Clemens. soprano; Mr. Ca
bTilowitsch, pianist, and Albert Spal-
ding. violinist. Among the patrone,ssIg,s
arc Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs. Paul ~
Crsvatb Mrs. Edward 7. Hewitt MIS-
q Vanderbilt Barton. Nine. SemoriGn'
Nine Teresa Carreno. Mrs. Thomas W.
i'amont, Mrs. Herbert Parsons, Mrs
G. Smith. Miss Margaret wilson,
Miss Beatrice Bend, Arthur Hyde ana
Frank Hastings.
Paderewsh. Kreisler and the bos.1n
c,-rophonv Orchestra VIII appear al lnS