New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27

! ~ odNlu barrOWS mas been an
bounced; Miss Beatrice Holloway, of
Beverly, n j.: Miss Carolyn White
more, of Englewood. n j., and Miss
Harriet Post, of this city. They were
all dressed alike in peach colored char
meuse, with which they wore hats of
brown tulle and velvet They carried
bouquets OF Ophelia roses.
Walter G. bennington jr. served as
his brothers best man, and the ushers
W. pihney. Dr. Webb 3. Weeks, a
cousin of the bride; Dr. Conrad Ber-
ems, James Orme and Dr. William
Scruton.
Mrs. Clifford Bucknam gave the
dansant at the St. Regis yesterday TO
present her daughter by former mar
riage. Miss Julia D. Stanley. Receiv-
ing with the debutante were Miss Polly
Lincoln. Miss Marie j. Leary. Miss
Katharine Latham. of Boston; Miss
Marie Thayer. Miss Charlotte Guye,
Miss Dorothy Leary, Miss Mary Julia
Croker, of San Francisco; Miss Fran
ces Burke, of Pittsburgh; Miss Ray
Chapman, of Chattanooga; Miss Kath-
arine Andrew, of Boston; Miss Kathryn
Slayback, Miss Dorothy Thompson and
Miss Virginia Sterry.
The tea was followed by a dinner,
after which Mrs Bucknam took her
guests to see The Som Daughter" and
afterward to the Ritz Carlton for sup
per in the Crystal room. Some of the
guests later went on to Miss Sterry's
dance.
Mrs. Oliver 1seln is interested in a
rummage sale, to be held from Deem
Der TO Is, at the southwest corner Of
RI I'D ND
nue., the Grand Central Terminal Build
ing. 1t will be for the benefit of the
Lenox Hill Settlement.
Mrs H Murray La Mont gave a
luncheon at the Plaza esterday for
her daughter by former marriage,
Miss Mary Appleton, who is one of
the seasons debutantes. The guests
nun bered ffty-tive and included Mrs.
Jay Clark Milholland. Miss Beatrice
Starr, Miss Mary Osgood Field, Miss
Adelaide Kip Rhinelandsr, Miss Rachel
! Littleton. Miss Carrie Reick, Miss
Christine Crane, Miss Virginia Van
Ingen, Miss Genevieve Vaughan, Miss
Harriette Mckim, Miss Constance Will
cox, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss Helen
Moran, Miss Marguerite Doubleday,
Miss Betty Jackson, Miss Laura Mabon,
Miss Martha Ottley, Miss Caroline
Mitchell, Miss Lillian Remsen, Miss
Sylvia Remsen Hillhouse, Miss Dorothy
Collins, Miss Marian Carpenter, Miss
Dorothy Clapp Miss Charlotte Demo
rest, Miss Edith McCoon, Miss Joseph
inc de Selding, Miss Beatrice Beard,
Miss Elise Hughes, Miss Kathryn
Slayback, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss
Margaret Wallace, Miss Betsy Flagg,
Miss Grace H. Talbot, Miss Eleanor
Francke, Miss Mary Strange, Miss
Helena Ogden, Miss Marion Carroll,
Miss Elsie Morrill,, Miss Grace Cross
man, Miss Virginia Sterry, Miss Marie
Jenny. Miss Angelica Hewlett and
Miss Laurence Hewlett.
Mrs John Lee Mahin will givea tea
Saturday. December 6, for her daugh-
tiers, Miss Margaret and Miss Marian
Mahin, at her home, s75 Park Avenue.
Mrs Benjamin Atha gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home, 1856 High Street,
Newark, for her granddaughter, Miss
Margaret G. Atha, at which formal an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Atha to Edward NJ Crane was made.
Miss Atha is daughter Of Henry G.
Atha, of Newark and Rumson. N. ].
Mr.. Crane is a son of the late Edward
NJ. Crane, of Newark. He is a grad
uate of Princeton, class 18 He served
in France as a lieutenant i'll the in
fantry-