New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Dance at Colony Club for
Miss Strange; Dinner at
Sherry's for Miss Post;
Miss Parker Makes Bow
Miss Barclay Introduced
Falconer Pierce Wedding
! Jan. 3; General Porter
to Entertain To- night

Entertainments for the debutantes
were numerous yesterday. and many
luncheons, receptions, dinners, theater
parties and dances were given in their
honor. Miss Mary Danforth Strange.
Miss Bertha Fahys Barclay and Miss
Katharine Hoppin Post were the young
women for whom dances were given
and as all are popular "buds" of the
season there was much going on"
rom one dance TO another.
The dance for Miss Strange was given
at the Colony Club by her mother, Mrs.
Ryle Strange. 1t was preceded BY
large dinner given by Mrs Strange at
the Colony Club and by several smaller
ones. The guests at dinner included
NJ. and Mrs. Pierpont Morgan Hamil-
ION, Mr and Mrs. Allan McLane jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray Mitchell.
Miss A. Routh Ogden, Miss Lucille
Baldwin, Miss Marion Carroll, Miss
Adelaide Kip Rhinelander, Miss Emily
Sloane Hammond, Miss Sheila and Miss
Beatrice Byrne Miss Eva Stewart, Miss
Helen Griffin Miss Margaret Kahn, Miss
Ella Smelling, of Boston; Miss Renee
Carhart, Maurice Roche, J. Rich Steers
jr, Percy r. Pyne jr., William Ryle,
Brewster Jennings, Reginald Taylor
jr, Philip A. S. Franklin jr., T. Suffern
Taller. Arnold Wood jr., Richard Dill
worth and Edward II. Van 1ngen I'd.
Mrs. Strange will give receptions on
Mondays IN January at her home, III
East Seventieth Street.
Miss Barclays dance took place at
iae Ritz-Carlton and it also was pre-
ceded by a dinner given by the debu-
iant's monther, Mrs. Reginald Barclay,
s East Seventy y-eighth Street The
guests at dinner numbered twenty-five,
and were mostly out-of-town friends
the dance. The guests on their arrival
at the Rl,z were received by Mrs.
Barclay and her daugter at the en-
trance to the ballroom. The dancing
interrupted at midnight for supper.
Among the guests were Miss Marion
Fahys Hodenpyl, Miss Maria Fahys Cook
and Miss Constance Fahys, cousins of
Mss Barclay; Miss Louise Morris. Miss
Lucy Bulkley, Miss Elizabeth Moffat.
Miss Alice haight. Miss Sarah Barney,
Of Pennington, Conn; Miss Katherine
Porter. Miss Betsy Flagg, Miss Jane
Aurd, Miss Frances Mott, Miss Augusta
Harrison. Of Philadelphia, who is guest
Of Mrs Barclay and her daughter,
Miss Geraldine McAlpin, Miss Cor
uelia Sage. Miss Beatrice and Miss
naresret Starr, Miss Mabel Morgan
Satierlee Miss Eunice James. Miss
Adelaide KIP Rhinelander, Miss Con-
stance Jennings. Miss Emily Sloane
hammond Miss Louise Vanderbilt
scneteAn, Miss Katharine Harding,
Miss Barbara Kissel and Miss Katha-
rnc DAVIS.
Among the. men present were John
Jay SchieFe.ih, Thomas Lamont, Fred
eIlcA Narourg, Brewster Jennings, John
Emery Lloyd Garrison, Duncan Read.
H. McAllister Lloyd, Eugene Hodenpyl,
Francs Cook. Joseph Fahys, Fitield
"orkAm, stacey Richmond. Frederick
lady, Jaoish Holmes, Philip A. S.
franslin jr. and James A. Develin jr.,
iand Jr- ana Stanley Woodward, all
all -four OF Philadelphia, who are house
guests OF tie Barclays.
Sherry's apartment in the Waldorf
Astoria was the scene of the dance
gwen fcl Miss Post by her mother
MEs. Allison Wright Post There was
a dinner also at Sherry's, for about
sixty; aud about two hundred came in
ior the dance. Supper was served at
midnight
:, The guests at the dance included
MISS Florence Loew, Miss Mary MilN-
sent Rogers Miss Katherine Mackay,
Miss Elsie Parsons, Miss Mabel Nor
naings, Miss Betsy Flagg, Miss Leila
Emery, Miss Harriet Pratt, Miss Cor
neha Vanderbilt, Miss Lillian Remsen,
hiss Hester Emmett, Miss Olive Van
Ken selaer Gawtry, Miss Barbara Kis-
sci, Miss Katharine Sharpe, Miss Eliza
beth Chisom, Miss Harriette Post,
Mis- Helen Moran, Miss Polly de For
est, Miss Virginia Van Ingen, Miss
SOPHIE Duer, Miss Sylvia Hillhouse,
MIS- Mary Lockwood, Miss Eunice
James, Miss Lucy Train, Miss Miriam
Hartman and Miss Leila Burden.
Also Prince Michel Cantacuzene, r.
Thornton Wilson, Livingston Delafeld,
Victor Loew, c. 5. Stlllman, Roger
Poor. Dudley p. Gilbert, c. Merrill
Chaplin jr., Beverly Duer, A. Coster
Scnermerhorn, Schuyler L. Parsons,
Winthrop Kean. James McCrea jr,
Langhornc Gibson, Hugh d. Auchin-
clos, Beekman hoppin, f. Burial
Hoffman jr., Murray Hoffman, Duncan
Ell sworth, Henry Graf Trevor, Sam
Vel rockingham, Sherman R. Hoyt,
George b. Post jr., William Rhine
lander Stewart jr., Joseph C. Baldwin
Sd, Alexander Paine, Sheffield Cowles
and S. Davis Robins
The last of Albert Morris Bagby's
3ecemher musical mornings was held
yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria, and
attracted large nd brilliant audience.
The artists were Miss Claudia Muzio,
Nine. Margaret Matzcnauer and
Charles Hackett, of the Metropolitan
Opera. and Miss Guiomar Novaes. Bra
allan pianist.
Among those who attended were Mrs.