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

one of the largest being Mrs. Arthur
G. Trains, at the Colony Club, for her
daughters, Miss Margaret and Miss
Lucy Train.
Mrs. Trains guests included Miss Bar
bara NJ. Kissel, Miss Grace Vanderbilt,
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt, Miss Rachel
Littleton, Miss Mary Lockwood, Miss
Helen Moran, Miss Curry Mathews, Miss
Cornelia Sage, Miss Julia Bartlett. Miss
Margaret Tunure, Miss Jane Sanford,
Miss Hester Emmett, Miss Pauline Bell,
Miss Margaret Krech, Miss Adelaide
Routh Ogden, Miss Geraldine McAlpin,
Miss Leila Emery, Miss Renee Carhart,
Miss Katharine Knapp, Miss Margaret
Miss Margaret Mcneil, Miss Mary
Strange, Miss Sophie Duer, Miss Mar
garet Potter and Miss Eleanor King
Also Leighton Brewer, Cornelius Van
derbilt jr, Frank Gould, Beverly Duer,
Thomas Ridgway Coward, Langhorne
Gibson, Even MacVeigh, George Rob-
bins, Seymour Wadsworth, John Thomas,
William Taylor, David II. McAlpin jr.,
Frank kinnicutt, Fifeld Workum, Sam
uel Bell, Thomas S. Lamont, Edwin
Post, Rowland Chase, Edward Robbins,
Courtlandt Parker, Lea Luquer, Alex
ander Nsave, James King, John Har-
land, Wardell Davis, Earl Osborn,
Bruce Post, Lloyd Sanderson, Win
ris and William Chanler.
The dinner was served at small
tables, and with Mr.. and Mrs. Train
were DR.. and Mrs. Percy R. Turnure,
Mrs. William Perkins Draper, Mrs. l.
Graeme Scott, Ashbel H. Barney and
Samuel A. Tucker.
Mrs. Henry Wilmerding Payne gave
a reception yesterday afternoon at her
house, IS West Thirty-ffth Street, to
introduce her niece, Miss Mary Ongora
Field, daughter Of Thomas Pearsall
Field, of ID West Thirty-sixth Street
The debutante was assisted in receiv-
ing by Miss Louise Vanderbilt Schieffe-
lin. Miss Emily Sloane Hammond, Miss
Adelaide Kip Rhinelander and Miss
Renee Carhart.
Judge Severyn Sharpe introduced his
daughter, Miss Katherine Sharpe, yes
terday afternoon at reception which
he gave at his home, 81 East Thirty
ninth Street. In the receiving line
were the debutante's aunt, Mrs. Ira
Davenport, Miss Mabel Morgan Satter-
lee, Miss Eleanor Landon, Miss Eunice
James, Miss Margaret Trimble, Miss
Olive Van Rensselaer, Gawtry, Miss
Katherine Hardin, Miss Elizabeth CHS
ohm, Miss Katherine Post and Miss
Ruth Anderton.
Miss Eleanor Huntington Francke
was formally presented to society yes
terday at a reception which her mother
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin, gave for her at
the Colony Club. Miss Francke was
assisted in receiving by Miss Marion
Carroll, Miss Christine Crane, Miss
Audrey Sherman, Miss Helen joint
son, Miss Ruth Wade, Miss Sylvia Sey-
mour, Miss Elise Hughes, Miss Mar
! garet Wallace, Miss Florence Glen
denim, Miss Marion G. Clifford, Miss
Millicent Rogers, Miss Rachel Little
ton, Miss Mary Appleton and Miss
Genevieve Mangam.
Another reception of yesterday, al
though not for debutantes, was that
given by Mrs. John Lee Mahin, 875
Park Avenue, for her daughter, Miss
Margaret and Miss Marian Mahin, who
formerly lived in Chicago. They were
assisted in receiving by Miss Helen
Aver, Of Boston; Miss Erna Brand
of Chicago; Miss Katherine Airport
Of Chicago; Miss Elizabeth King, of
i Washington; Miss Lesley Pomeroy, Of
Brooklyn; Miss Mary Peck, Of Hornell
N. Y, and Miss Alberta Smith, of this
city.
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