New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Debutantes and Other Mem
bers of Younger Set Out i'm
Force for Brilliant Affair:
Dinners Precede Event
Luncheons andReceptions
Many s'Buds'' Will Be For
mally Introduced To-day;
Miss Parker Is Betrothed

Debutantes of the season and other
members of the younger set in society
were out in force last night for the
first Of the Junior Assembly dances
given at the Ritz Carlton. 1t was the
iirst affair by this exclusive organiza-
tion. which formerly was known as the
Junior Cotillons, given in two years,
and was brilliant in every respect.
Most of the guests came from dinners
gwen by many of the subscribers previ-
Gus to the dauce, and on their arrival
at the Ritz they were received at thu
entrance to the ballroom by Mrs. Rich
ard c. Colt Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee.
Mrs. Walter B. James and Mrs. James
Byrns, of the executive committee.
There was general dancing through
out the evening in the ballroom, and
seated supper was served at midnight
in the main dining room.
Among the subscribers this year are
the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson, Mrs. Will
lam B. Anderton, Mrs. Alfred Manierre,
Mrs. Kurnal A. Babbtt. Mrs. Henry D.
Brookman, Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris,
Mrs: B. Ogden Ch:solm, Mrs. Charles
W. Ogden, Mrs. Shepherd *. deForest,
Bartlett Mrs. Reginald Barclay, Mrs
Beverly Duer, Mrs W. Butler Duncan,
Mrs. Grenville Parker, Mrs. Herbert
Parsons. Mrs. Fl. Hobart Porter, Mrs. A.
Wright Post, Mrs. C. Temple Emmet.
Mrs. Henry Harkness Flagler, Mrs.
Charles Remsen, Mrs A. Leo Everett.
Mrs. Ernest Flagg, Mrs. F. Norton God
dard Mrs. William Jay Schieffeln, Mrs.
John Henry Hammond. Mrs. Richard NJ
Hurd. Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde, Mrs.
Adophus Smedburg, Mrs. Percy Ham
iton Stewart, Mrs. Dean Sage. Mrs.
Harry W. Sage. Mrs. Charles Belts Hill
house, Mrs. Pierre Jay. Mrs. Rudolph H.
k;ssel, Mrs. Howard Townsend, Mrs
Lindsey Tappin, Mrs. Richard Trimble.
Mrs. Samuel A. Tucker. Mrs. Arthur c.
Train, Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Frederic W. Lincoln, Mrs William K.
Vanderbilt jr., Mrs. Edward Van Ingen
Mrs W. Goadby Loew. Mrs. McLane
Van Ingen, Mrs. H. Hunter McAlpin
Mrs. William T. Manning and Mrs
Thomas B. Yuile.
Three men who have debutant daugh-
ters are included among the subscrib-
ers this year-Clarence H Mackay.
Philip Rhine!ander and Judge Severyn
B. Sharpe.
Mrs. William Jay SchicFelin, Of
East Sixty-sixth Street, gave IA reccp-
tlon yesterday afternoon at her home
to introduce her daughter, Miss Louise
Vanderbilt Schietfelin Mrs. Schiefeli1
and the debutante received alone. At
the tea table were Mrs. Flrnesto G
Fabbri, Mrs. John Henry Hammond
Mrs. ]. Cameron Clark, Mrs Roland /
Redmond Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt.
Miss Priscilla Bartlett and Miss Caro-
line l.. Morgan. Mrs. Schieffelin took
her daughter and few guests to the
Junior Assembly.
Mrs. George L. shearer gave a lunch
con at the Colony Club for her
debutant daughter, Miss Julia
we're seated at small tables decorated
with pink rosebuds. In the parry
we're Miss Dorothy Bostwick, Miss
Ruth Manierre. Miss Audrey Rker.
Miss Martha Lambert, Miss Sylvia
/ Seymour. Miss Constance Fahys, Miss
Alice Marden. Miss Ruth Marden, Miss
Mary Strange Miss Virginia Van In
gen. Miss Phyllis Batcheller, MISS
Caroline Read, Miss Hope Lincoln and
Miss Katharine Hutchins.
Mrs zoheth S. Foreman, of 80 West
Fifty fifth Street. will give the frst
of series of four receptions on Tues
day. at her home to introduce her
daughter, Miss Laura Freeman. The
dates for the remaining ones are
December 16, 23 and so.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Parker, Of West
SiXty-eighth Street, has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
HARRIET Chipman Parker to John A.
Korchean, Of Middletown, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt H. Reisinger are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter on Wednesday, Mrs
Reisinger was Miss Mary l.. Mckee.
She is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robert Mckee and a grand
daughter Of President Benjamin Harri-
son. This Is the second daughter born
10 Mr.. and Mrs Reisinger
Miss Margaret Erhart, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Erhart, will
be married to-day at the home of her
parents, 1855 Fifth Avenue. to Andrea
Geisser Celesia di Negliasco, third Sec
retary of the Italian Embassy. Baron
Romano Avezzano, ltaly's new Ambas-
sador at Washington, will serve as best
man.
Mrs. Rudolph H. Kissel viii give a
dance this evening in the Colony Club
for her daughter, Miss Barbara Nor
gan X ssel
Mrs. Lindsey rappin VIII give re-
cepton this afternoon at the Colony
Club TO introduce her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Huntington F'rancke.
Miss Mary Osgood Field, daughter of
Thomas Pearsall Field, will be intro
duced this afternoon at a reception at
her home, Ia West Thirty-sixth Street.
Another debutan.e who will make
her formal bow to society this after
noon is Miss Katharine Sharpe, daugh-
ter of Judge Severyn Sharpe, at her
home, 81 East Thirty-ninth Street.
Mrs John Lee Mahiu OF SIS Park