The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-26

forthcoming social season will be
,he busiest on record. Youth will pre-
dominate at all the entertainments. at
least in the early part Of the winter.
While the actual list Of debutantes Is
not much greater than for several
wears. those who failed to have formal
coming out parties last year and tho
wear before will be included with the
girls of this winter. The number that
will command the attention of So
cety Is close on to 200. During the
last summer several parties were
given for the girls who will be in
cuded in the list of this years debu-
tantes and there were also others q
year ago in Newport and elsewhere.
The formidable List Of the season u
Of much interest and contains names
known at homo and abroad. Miss
Mabel Morgan Satterlee, q daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Livingston
satterlee and Q granddaughter Of the
late J. Pierpont Morgan, will DO in
Guided In the list There will be sew
era. members of the Vanderbilt family.
among them Miss Grace Vanderbilt,
daughter Of Brisadier- General and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, whose for
NAL introduction to society was made
in Newport a year ago last August,
when a series of dinners and dances
was given for her.
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt, a daughter
Of the late George w. Vanderbilt, and
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt. q daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt,
Jr., will be Of the number. There also
will be Miss Louise Vanderbilt Schief-
felin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Jay Schieffelin and great grand
daughter Of the late william H. Van
derbilt. Miss Schieffelin is also a de-
scerdant Of Chief Justice John Jay.
Another member of the Vanderbilt
family will be Miss Emily Sloane
Hammond, daughter Of Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane, who Is one OF the
daughters Of the late William II. Van
derhilt.
In this family. to be included is Miss
Louise Morris, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris, and a
granddaughter of the late Elliott F.
shepard. Miss Schieffelin and Miss
Morris are granddaushters Of Mrs.
Elliott F, Shepard. who is one of the
daughters of the late William H. Van
derbilt. -.- -s-.
Miss Ruth Anderton, youngest
daughter Of the late DR.. William B.
Anderton, will be introduced some time
next month. On November "a Mrs.
Howard Page will give luncheon at
the Plaza for her niece, Miss Helen
Johnson, daughter by a former mar
riage Of Mrs. Charles Z. Bayne, who
is Mrs. Pages sister.
Probably the first dance of the sea-
son, set for November "a, will be given
by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huddleston
Rogers at the Ritz Carlton for their
daughter, Miss Millicent Rogers, for
wh?m they gave a dance and fett
eAinoise during the summer in South
smpton. Miss Mary Osgood Field
daughter Of T. Pearsall Field and a
granddaughter of the late Mrs. NJ
Augustus Field, will be formally intro.
duced 10 society on the afternoon Of
December at the home of her aunt
Mrs. H. Wilmerding Payne, IL Wes1
Thirty sixth street. Miss Adelaide Xii
Rhlnelander, only daughter of PhiliI
Rhinelander, will be introduced on thu
afternoon of December 20.
Among others in the list who will
command attention of their relative,
and family friends are the Misses
Phyllis Barclay. Marie Bird, Katharine
Bliss, Genevieve Babbitt, Helen Bull
Geraldine McAlpin, Mary E. Marquand
Curry Duke Mathews, Helen Moran
Lillian Remsen. Audrey Townsen,
Riker, Wilhelmina Rupert Lowr1
sage, Margaret Paris, Cornelia Sage
Eleanor Sawyer, Edith Smedburg, Sill
via L. Seymour, Edith Mann Slmmon
and Katharine V. V. Speyers.
MIS-. Charles Remsen will give
coming out reception for Miss Lillial
Remsen on December 1 and a Dime
dance on December 10. Miss Remse,
is a granddaughter of the late William
hemsen and a niece OF Mrs. J.. Tod
hunter Thompson and of Mrs. William
A. Burnham. Mrs. Walter B. Jane!
who will introduce her daughter, Mis-
Eunice James, will have a dance 10
her on November 26. Three night
later, at the Ritz-Carlton. Mr.. and Mr.!
d. Horace Harding of Thornton, Rum
son, y. j., and this city, will give
dance at the Ritz-Carlton for thei
daughter, Miss Catharine Harding.
Mrs John r. Ogden will give
dance for her daughter. Miss Rout
ogden, at the Ritz-Carlton- on De
eember 20, and Mrs. Dean Sage wi
nave one there for Miss Caroline Sag
On December 30. Mrs. Otto H. Kah
WIZ introduce her second dayvhtel
MISS Margaret Kahn, on the night G
January l. when she will give a dane
,oF young people only at her ne,
nome, 100 Fifth avenue. Mrs. Henri
~ Iilford will have a dance on De
cember % at the Ritz-Carlton for, he
Youngest daughter, Miss Annette Til
torn' who was virtually out in societ
ssst winter.
Amo"g others in the list are tn
misses Betty Chisolm, youngest daugt
YET OF nr and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisolm
Siary Harkness Flasier. Alice Nc
Lane Margaret Trimble, daughter 9
mr. and Mrs. Richard Trimbie and
niece OF Mrs F. Egerton Webb; Mar
ariinble, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
mhham Pitt Trimble; Katharin
Sharpe, Olive Cavity. Gladys Liver
more daughter OF the late John +
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