New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
First Large Home Affair Of
Season Brings Out MANY
Buds; Many Are Guests at
Dinner Preceding Event
debut for Miss Sterrv
Miss Cenevieve Il. Parker
Becomes the Bride of
DIR. John Huntington
tut for Miss Sterrv

'e>Ss Sr~iAAhA fS lISit nome,
Last Seventh Street, for their
debutante daughter, Miss Eunice
James. 1t was the first large home
aralr of the season and brought out
many of the winters buds" and mem
oers OF the younger set. as we'll as
some Of the friends Of Miss James's
parents-about 600 guests in all The
house was decorated with cut flowers
ano pains, and a seated supper was
served at midnight Mrs James and
her daughter had receiving with them
Miss Helen James, Mrs. Olivxr Bur Bur,
James, Miss Augusta McLane. of Bal
tmore. and Miss Margie James. also
of Baltimore.
Dinners were given before the dance
to which the hostesses took their
guests: Those entertaining included
Mrs henry r. Dawson. Mrs J. Horace
Harding, Mrs. James Gore King. Mrs.
James Byrne and Mrs. Alvin W. Krech
Among the guests were Miss Alice
Dawson, Miss Margaret de Forest. Miss
katharine Bliss Miss Hester A. Emmett
Mss Emily Sloane Hammond Miss
Constance Jennings, Miss Barbara
hlssel, Miss Eleanor King. Miss Bar
oara and Miss Florence Loew. Mis-.
trace Vanderbilt. Miss Cornelia Van.
derollt. Miss Katharine Van Ingen.
MSS Ruth Ogden, Miss katherine
Mackay: Miss Margaret Paris, Miss
Isabel Pell. Miss Harriet Pratt. Miss
Mary Millicent Rogers. Miss Mabel N
Satterlee, Miss Annette Tilford. Miss
susanna and Miss Betty Pierson Miss
beatrice and Miss Sheila Bvrne and
Miss Margaret Trimble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick sterrv gave
g largely attended dance last evening
at the Playa for the debut Of theft
lowed dinner given by Mr.. and Ms
Sterry and one by the debutante's
sister, Mrs. George W. Bull. also At
the Plaza. The decorations wera
large yellow chrysanthemums and
PAINS. which were used in the ball
room and foyer and also for the dinner
and supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. sterry's dinner guests
we're Miss Emma Peabody. Miss Elsie
Charlotte K. Demorest, Miss Helen L,
Johnson, Miss Katherine Andrews. Mss
Marion Carroll. Miss Eleanor II
Francke, Miss Martha n. Ottley, Miss
Florence Clendenin, Miss Kathryn Mot
ley, Miss Matilda Saportas, Miss
owe kahlo, Charles c. Ransom, John
Mills, Ogden West. Leonard Gushing,
Lenox Ransom: Guy Converse, Charles
Halsey, Terrell Van Ingen, Robert
Beckman, William Cramp, Paul pope
G. r. Holmes, Gilbert C. Demorest,
Matthew jenkins, Thornton Motley. An
drew Fox, John Jay Boyd and Philip
Allen
The guests at Mrs Smiths dinner
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coster Steers,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Carley Hartman, Mr..
and Mrs. Talbot j. Taylor jr., Mr.
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Erhart. Andrea Geisser Celesis di
Veglissco, Henry W. Ford, Pell W
Foster jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Wood
jr., Ensign ard Mrs. Matthew Loram
and Knox Marden.
The dancing was general throughout
the evening, two orchestras furnish
ing the music and supper was served
at 1890.
Among the guests at the dance were
Miss Lillian Remsen, Miss Adelaide Kip
Rhinelander. Miss Mary Appleton, Miss
Garry and Miss Margaret Reick, Miss
Virginia Van Ingen, Miss Marianne Nc
Keever, Miss Lucy Lord, Miss Kathryn
slayback, Miss Betty Jackson, Miss
Blossom Gray, Miss Rita Boxer, Miss
Eva c. Stewart, Miss Peggy Stout. Miss
Frances Ballard, Miss Helen La Fetra,
Miss Alice and Miss Marie Thayer.
Miss Marion Carpenter, Miss Kath-
IL
Miss Louise Trippe. Miss Laura Mabon,
Miss Mary Osgood Field, Miss Margaret
Phelps, Miss Victorine Kellogg, Miss
Burke Yuille, Miss Margaret Wallace
Miss Adeline Hatch. Miss Ruth Wade,
Miss Marie Clark, Miss Mary Dickson
Miss Helen Gould, Miss Edna Hoyt,
Miss Dorothy Thompson, Miss Ada
Heinze, Miss Ethel Noye, Miss Alice
Hall, Miss Genevieve Mangan, Miss
n
Also, Coster Steers, Edward Stet-
tinius jr.. George c. Barclay, Thornton
Motley, Edward Janeway. George T.
Brokaw, Leonard Jacob I'd, Manton B.
Metcalf. Charles Inman, John II. French
jr., Philip Allen jr, Carroll Vain
wright. Dexter Clarkson Hawkins,
Worthington Miner, Ray Foote Purdy,
Sydney Smith, Walter Brown Baker,
George and Stephen Peabody jr.,
Maynard c. Ivison, Bruce Post, c.
Huntington Erhart, Amory L. Haskell,
Van Rensselaer, and Charles B. Halsey
jr., Russell Forgan, Leonard Beekman,
Sheldon Abbott, Frederick c. Inman
and Hendrix Pruyn.
Mrs. George Barton French gave a
dinner last night at her home, lot
East seventy-first Street, for Miss
Nancy Lane, the debutante daughter
of the Secretary of the Interior, and
Mrs. Lane Later she took her guests
10 see Clarence" after which some of
them went to the dance given by Mrs.
Walter B. James
Miss Genevieve r. Parker, niece Of
-drs Ambrose G. Todd, Of 449 Park
Avenue, was married yesterday after
noon in ST. Thomas's Church, to DR..
John Huntington The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ.
stires and a reception followed at the
Hotel Gotham The bride, who was
given away by Mr.. Todd, wore gown
Of charmeuse, trimmed with duchess
lace, tulle veil with lace head dress
and carried bouquet of white orchids
and lilies Of the valley. Miss Margaret
Gostenhofer, of Staten Island, whose
engagement to William ". Pinney, was
announced recently, was the maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Frances Scoville, whose engagement to