New-York tribune., 1919-12-28
Younger Set Has
Cayest Day and Eve
OF Holiday Season
y,arccs. Dinncrs aud Thcater
Parties Given for Dehu-
tan,es; Miss Marion Car
roll Guest at Large Affair

urners nS and theater parties crowded
rrssterday's social program for the
s!'snreer ssr set and made the day one of
Wv esyest of the holiday season.
'as smong the largest rtainments
~ss the dance given by Mrs. Henry
ss~;llard Cammann and Mrs. William C.
u.awning at the Colony Club last eve
i.S n.s for Miss Marion Carroll. the debu-
.as. .as daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Bradish
;ahnson Carroll. The guests included
".nv of the debutantes and also some
= he Young married set. Dancing was
,snsral throughout the evening and was
ssllowed by q seated supper. Before
ne dance Miss Routh Ogden enter
s;ned at dinner for Miss Carroll.
Mrs Marion MacMllin gave recep-
inn Yesterday afternoon at her home,
81 Park Avenue. for Miss Isabel Mac
vlin, granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Emersor MacMillin, of Darlington,
Ramsey. \. i. Receiving with Mrs
florence Clendenin, Miss Katherine
Parsons, Miss Marie Jenney. Miss Vera
goher. Miss Nathalie Hanna. Miss
pufh Enclis and Ivor O'Connor. The
reception was followed by a dinner and
Informal dance.
Miss Louise NJ. Morrill, gave a largely
attended reception at the st. Regis to
introduce her niece, Miss Elsie Morrill,.
Il was held in the Louis XVI room. and
receiving with Miss Morrill, and the de-
butante were the Misses Beatrice
Beard, Virginia Perry. Kathryn I.
Sayback, Laura Mabon, Blossom Gray,
Ella Peabody and Helen Church. The
reception was followed by a dinner
party at Miss Morrlll's home, 6 East
Sixty seventh Street, after which she
took her guests to see The Little Blue
Devil and later to Miss Marion Car
rolls dance at the Colony Club.
Mrs. William II. Hays gave recep-
ton at her home, 270 Park Avenue, YES
,erday afternoon at which she present
ed her daughter, Miss Ethel Sanders
Hays Receiving with Mrs Hays and
the debutante were the Misses Louise
Morris, Jane Nurd. Edith Hodgman.
Adah Tripp and Helen Gould. After
dinner Mrs. Hays took her guests to
see "The Rose OF China" and later to
supper in the crystal room at the Ritz
Carlton.
Z. Coster Wilmerding gave Christ
mas party yesterday afternoon at his
home, 10 West Thirty-frst Street. The
guests included Mrs. Ferdinand Will
merdng, Mr.. and Mrs. w Starr Miller,
Miss Edith Miller, Mrs. James Russell
Solely. Mrs. James B. Duke, Mr.. and
Mrs. James ". Gerard, Mrs. Charles II.
Coster. Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Cornelius
Vanderbilt lr and his tiancee, Miss
Rachel Littleton; Mrs. Nelson Burr.
Mr. and Mrs Whitney Warren. Mrs.
Egerton L. Winthrop. Miss Muriel Win
throp, Mrs. Reginald Rives, Miss Helen
Rives, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson
j., Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. II. Ripley
and R. Thornton Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marston Sea-
bury gave the dansant at their home.
west Ninth Street, yesterday after
noon for their daughters. Miss Lispe-
NJ d a..o mss Etnelreda Seahury. The
guests included many f the younger
set
Mrs. Noel Hamilton Dalton gave a
reception yesterday afternoon at her
home, "a Central Park South, to intro
duce her sister. Miss Cecil Picard,
whose engagement to William Dunbar
Ack!hlnny jr. was announced during
the entertainment. Mr.. McElhinny
served during the war as q lieutenant
IN the United States Air Service and is
TIE -n Mr.. and Mrs William D.
Nv Nv A95 West End Avenue.
Receiving with Mrs. Dalton and the
deDulantc were number OF the lat.
ter's friends. including the Misses
Frances Scovlle, Margaret Wallace,
Betty Wilson, Helen Gould Marion G!
lord, Marie Meadows. Beatrix Post and
Mrs. John H. Huntington.
Mrs. Lawrence Spear, Of New Lon
Don, Conn, gave a luncheon yesterday
at the Rltz-Carlton for her debutant
niece, Miss Alice NJ Nicoll, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Matthias Nicoll jr. The
luncheon was ollowed by a theater
party. The guests included the dGbu
tante's mother and Mrs Lane Poor, the
Misses Harriet Pratt, Wilhelmine Ru-
pert, Ruth Wade, Emily Anderson,
SG,eclly Bovaird, Mary Hardness Flagler.
harriet Prince. Ruth Ogden, Laura
JIaneway, Alice Goddard Emily Della
halc Alice Marden. Elizabeth Moffat,
Vurrie Duke Mathews and Sophie Duer.
Many Of the young set attended the
,s YEA dance given yesterday afternoon by
Ass Maud Aguilar Leland at her home.
lo5 Park Avenue. 1t was for her
nephew, Charles H. Leland I'd, Of Bos-
ton.
!, The first Of The metropolitan dances
sas season for girls not out was given
iaSt evening at the Ritz-Carlton. 1t
was was an early affair, beginning at 8
ss,ciocA. and vas attended by many Of
lhe future dtbutantes. A buffet sup
per was served at midnight. The com
lmalttee IN charge OF the dances includes
y. Mfs, James 4. Burden. Mrs. Hugh i.
Af,uchineloss, Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
SfS. . s, Robert l.. Stevens and Mrs. Lewis
\. Thompson.
=; Mrs. Vernon Marguerite Magofsin
99lems, widow Of Chester p. Stems, will
oe married on New Years night 10
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