New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-06
DANCE IS GIVEN
FOR MISS FABBRI
800 Guests Include Debit
tanteS of This and
Last Season
MRS. J. A. FLANNERY
ENTERTAINS MONDAY
Miss Constance De LanOy
Guest at Mrs. Hills
Theatre Party

y
Mrs. Erncsto G.. Fabbri gave a din
nor dance last night at her home, 7
/ Fast Ninety-ffth Street. for her debu-
tante daughter. Miss Teresa Fabbri
/ The dinner was served for about eighty
and others came in for the dancing,
] which began about 10 o'clock and con
tinued after a supper at midnight. A
| troupe OF Hawaiian singers sang dur
| ing the dinner and Conrad's orchestra
played for the dancing
Several other dinners were given be-
fore the dance, among them one by
I Mrs. William A. Burnham at her home,
6 East Fifty third Street, for Miss Eliz-
sbeth Remsen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Remsen. In this party
we're Miss Katherine Blodgett, Miss
Margaret Mason, Miss Eleanor Rabbit
Miss Adelaide Wilmerding, Miss Mary
| Colt, Miss Margaret Carnegie, Miss
Mary Post, Miss Evelyn Preston, Miss
Grace Montgomery, Charles r. c.
Steers, william Bruee-Brown, Freder-
lex Cunningham, Sloan Colt, Hunter
Berg. +. Gallatin Pell, Robert r. Liv-
ingston, Beverly Duer, Morris McKim
Pryor, Norvin Green and Clement
Barnewell
Mrs. Fabbr's guests, ABOUT three
1 IL. of thfa
and last season and their friends Of the
younger set Of men.
Mrs. James Y. Hill. OF b55 Park Ave
nue., gave a theatre party last night for
Miss Constance De Lanoy, the debu-
tante daughter of Mrs. William c. De
Lanoy, taking her guests to see The
! Thirteenth Chair" Later Mrs. HlH
took the young people to the Club de
Vingt for supper and dancing. In the
party we're Miss Lorraine Allen, Miss
Frances Ballard, Miss Glory Thomas,
Miss Frances Field. Charles Steers,
Hilyer Eggleston, Leon Abbott, John
Murray Forbes, f. Berry Underhill,
Charles Moller and Curtis Brown.
Mrs Joseph A. Flannerv Will give
dance on Monday evening at her home
6l2 Fifth Avenue, for her debutante
daughter, Miss Viola Flannery. and MISS
Honor S. Henry, the debutante daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Henry.
Mrs. Flannery will give large dance
later in the season at Sherrys.
Mrs. Francis Caroan. Of San Fran
,~outapdaf qffpT-
noon AT the st. Regis. Miss Renee
Compauy. sang, with Richard Hageman,
of the Metropolitan Opera House. at
the piano. There we're about four hum
dred guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Roosevelt. of
HYDE Park, y. Y. who have been at the
81. Regis for several weeks, left the
civ Yesterday for Arizona, where they
will spend the remainder Of the winter
The st. Christopher League gave
their third dance of the season last
night at the Plaza. The proceeds from
this series of dances will be gwen 70
Tho Nursery and Child's Hospital, which
will also receive the proceeds from the
annual Charity Ball to be held at the
Wsldorf-Astoria on February /.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael NJ Van Beuren
arrived in town yesterday from New
port and are at the Gotham.
Owing TO death in the family, Mrs.
Jobn NcKesson, jr., will not hold her
receptions on Tuesdays Of this month
at u East Thirty-frst Street.
Harold S. Vanderbilt has returned to
the city from a trip South and IS with
his mother, Mrs. O. II. P. Belmont
Mrs. John W. Dennis, Of 375 Park
Avenue, will give a dance tonight at
Sberrv's FOR her debutante daughter,
Miss Evangeline Brewster Johnson.
Mrs. Herbert Lounsbury will give a !
recention this afternoon at her home,
6sb West End Avenue, TO introduce her
daughter, Miss Marion Lounsbury.
Mrs. John Porter Shannon, OF %
West Forty-sixth Street, will give re-
cention this afternoon at Sherry's for
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Floyd Bowen.
The Saturday Club will give the first
Of q series of dances tonight at hdS'
Thirty-sixth Street.
Members of The Bachelors danced
last night in the Della Robbia Room
of the Hotel Vanderbilt, fitted. up like
a japanese garden. Some of those en-
tertaining were Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Kendall. Mrs. Jewett Minturn, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert +. Tod, Mr.. and Mrs, W.
Lawrence Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick 7. Ere
!inghuysen, Mr.. and Mrs. Whlterlgnt
Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Doubleday,
W. and Mrs. A. Ludlow Kramer, Or.
John FreeIand, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav S.
/ White. Mr.. and Mrs. James /. Breese,
Tr and Mrs. J. Lorimer Worden, Mr..
and Mrs. Griswold A. Thompson Mr.;
and Mrs. Angler B. Duke ana MI anu
Mrs A. ]. Drexel Biddle, Jr.
KING VICTOR H0N0RS FINLEY