New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07

: The season of private dances for the
.shu.antes is in full swing and while
.hsrs will be few large balls until after
A.. Now Year, the affairs from now on
vi, he most brilliant and attended by
VI fashionable buds Mr.. and Mrs.
r Iedyard Blair will give a small din
rsr dance at their home, East Seven
t;eth Street, tomorrow, and this will
H. one Of the few exceptions to the
hing list of debutant dances. for. in
stead Of being for the seasons girls, it
iii be for the young married daughters
~ the Blairs. Mrs. William Clark, Mrs.
4, Rivington Pyne, Mrs. Pierpont Nor
can Hamilton and Mrs. Richard Van
Ness Gambrlll
Tuesday Miss Marion Renee Carhart
will make her bow at a reception, with
dsncing. which will be given for her
bv.her grandmother, Mrs Henry Brook
man. at East Seventeen Street. Miss
Carhart is the daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart.
Mrs. John Henry Hammond will give
, dance at her home, 9 East Ninety
a-st Street, on Friday evening, to in
rpduce her daughter, Miss Emily
sbane Hammond. Miss Hammond is
Hsat-g granddaughter of the late Will
In H. Vanderbilt. Another of Fridays
dncess Will be given at the Colony
cab by Mrs. Edwin Thorne, for her
daughter. Miss Anne A. Thorne
The weeks dances will wind up on
saturday with one which Mrs. Alvin
". Krech Will give at her home, II
East SEVENTEEN Street. 1t will be for
her daughter, Miss Helen Krech; an
other, by Mrs. Charles Remsen for Miss
Lillian Remsen, and one by Mrs. Charles
E. Reuter- Of Rye, at the Plaza, at
which she will introduce her daughter,
Some of the girls who have attended
various dances will have coming out
receptions for them this week. On
Tuesday Mrs. R. Durham Moffat gives
the second of her series of receptions
for Miss Elizabeth Barclay Moffat, at
her home, Il East Sixty-sixth Street,
where the last Will be held December
Is.
Mrs. Louis Morris Starr, l2S East
SEVENTEEN Street, will give a reception
on Saturday afternoon for her daugh-
ters the Misses Margaret and Beatrice
Starr. The same afternoon, at the Col
ony Club, Miss Philena Lincoln will
q. have her coming out reception. 1t will
be given by her mother, Mrs. Frederick
". Lincoln. Mrs. Charles H. Strong
day to present her daughter, Miss
Margaret L. Strong. 1t will be at their
home, 100 East Seventy -first Street.
Among the weddings of the week
will be that of Mrs. Eleanor Whit
ridge Greenough, the elder daughter
Of Mrs. Frederick W Whitridge and
granddaughter of Matthew Arnold,
to Colonel Norman G. Thwaites, the
British assistant provost marshal of
New York. The. ceremony will be per-
formed at the home of Mrs. Whitridge,
Is East Eleventh Street, by the Rev.
George B. Alexander, in the presence
OF relatives only. A reception will
follow at which a number of British
officials will be present.
Miss Katharine Blair Thaw, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Blair
Ihaw, Of 20 Washington Square North.
Will be married on Saturday to Cord
Meyer in the Church of the Heavenly
Rest. The ceremony will be attended
BY relatives and few intimate friends
only, and will be followed by recep-
,ion at the Cosmopolitan Club. The
brides young niece, little Fiamina
Iheodoli, daughter of Donna Beatrice
Iheodoli, of Rome, a sister of Miss
ihaw, Will be the flower girl and the
ofldes only attendant. Seth Low will
NC WI. meyer pest man. Miss Blair
sister of Mrs. Scott B. McFarlane
ana cousin of Lieutenant Alexander
Blair Ihaw I'd, United States aviation
service, who was killed in France in
1918. Mr. Meyer is a son of the late
Cord Meyer, one time Democratic state
chairman. He was a lieutenant in the
alr service and was flying with Lieu
tenant Thaw when the latter met his
death Young Meyer at the time was
badly injured
Jascha Heifetz and Miss Ellen Rum
sey Will be the artists at the first of
pain Horneman's Tuesday afternoons
at the Rltz-Carlton on December 8, at
o'clock
The patronesses and subscribers in
GUIDE GUIDE Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs.
cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. w X. Van
cerDllt, Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri, Mrs. |
Uharles B. Alexander, Mrs. f. Henry
hartman, Mrs. Henry P. LOOMS, Mrs.
William Jay, Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs
brayton Ives, Mrs. Henry P Dawson,
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs Whitney War
rem, Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mrs. Rita
LIydlg, Mrs. Re Horace Gallatin, Mrs.
Lewis Stuyyesant Chanler, Mrs. Arthur
vuriss James, Mrs. Paul D. Cravath,
MRS. Cyril Hatch and Mrs. Lawrence L.
Gillespie.
Miss Lucy Gates, Giuseppe de Luca,
81 the Metropolitan Opera Company,
ana benno Moiseiwitsch will appear at
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