New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Dinner Dance for Miss King
Given by Mrs. ]. p. Nor.
gan; Miss Silvia Seymour
Introduced at Reception
Miss Kirlin Is Engaged
Many Home From College
Attend Seasons First
lony Club Party

os, Madison Avenue. 1t was for Miss
Eleanor f. King. the debutant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gore King.
Some of the seasons most prominent
buds were among Mrs. Morgan's guests
and. Of course. q number of the boys
home for the holidays from college and
.he preparatory schools. There was
general dancing during the evening.
followed by supper.
A the dansant was given by Mrs.
Origen Seymour. OF 1855 Park Avenue,
IN the Sherry apartment at the Wa
dorf-Astoris, yesterday afternoon. 1t
vas for her daughter. Miss Silvia Lord
seymour, one OF the winters debu-
..ntes. Receiving with Mrs. Seymour
rd her daughter were Miss Mary d.
...range. Hiss Christine Crane, Ms
Marion Carroll. Miss Helen Hagen, Miss
aleaMor Huntington Francke, Mis-
Katharine Dwight Porter, Miss Shell;
nd Miss Beatrice l.. Byrne, Mis-
Marion g. Gilbert. Miss Elise Hughes
Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Alice God
dard and Miss Caroline Amy, the lat
.er Of Boston.
Mrs. Walter S. Hoyt gave a dance
last evening at the Plaza for her daugh-
-sr Miss Edna Hoyt. Mrs. Hoyt and
Niss Hoyt mad Mrs. Henry Steers re
ceiying with them. The dancing was in
he large ballroom, and was followed
oy buffet supper.
For some of the future debutantes
he first this winter of the Colony
Dances was given last night at the Ritz
Carlton As its name suggests, the
class originally met in the Old Colony
Club when this was on lower Madison
Avenue. and later in the new clubhouse.
For TWO years the dances were held at
Sherry's This season. however. they
are at the Ritz, and last evenings was
largely attended by the young people
rome for the holidays from school and
college The committee in charge of
me dances IS made up Of Mrs. Winthrop
Burr. Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings, Mrs
IT, Casimir de Rham. Mrs. Robert L.
stevens. Mrs. Walter B. James and Mrs.
j. Magee Ellsworth.
\ tea dance will be given this after
noon by Miss Maud Aguilar Leland at
her home. 563 Park Avenue. 1t will
be for her nephew, Charles H. Leland
3D. Of Boston.
Mrs Lawrence Spear. OF New Lon
don. Conn. will give luncheon to-day
at the Ritz-Carlton for Miss Alice NJ.
Nicoll daughter of DR.. Ind Mrs:
Matthias Nicoll jr. The luncheon will
Another Of the popular debutantes.
Mss Marion Carroll. will have a dance
his evening. 1t will be given az the
Colony Club by Mrs Henry Lorillard
Cammann. and her daughter, Mrs. Will
lam c. Browning. Miss Carroll is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish
Johnson Carroll.
the dansant st her home. 27O Park
Avenue, this afternoon for Miss Helen
Isabel McMillin, who is grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
McMillin. of Darlington, Ramsey, N. j.
At the Colony Club this evening,
Mrs. Leo Everett. of 1870 East Sixty
seventh Street, will give a dance for
Miss Elise Everett, one of the winters
debutantes.
Some Of the younger girls who have
not vet been presented will attend the
first of the Metropolitan Dances at the
RltzCarlton tonight It will be an
carly affair and followed by q buffet
supper at midnight.
Mrs William H. Hays will give re
ception this afternoon at her home. 27O
Park Avenue. to introduce her daugh-
er, Miss Ethel Sanders Hays.
Miss Elsie Morrill, will also make her
debut this afternoon. She will be
introduced by her aunt, Miss Louise M.
Morrill,, who will give a reception for
her at the st. Regis. 1t will be fol
lowed by a dinner at Miss Morrill's
house, 6 East Sixty-seventh Street.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane has sent
out invitations for dance on the eve
ning OF January Is at her home, West
Fifty-second Street. 1t will be for her
granddaughter Miss Emily Sloane Ham
mond and her grandnieces, Miss Louise
Vanderbilt Schieffelin and Miss Louise
Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Parker Kirln. of 400
Park Avenue and Locust Valley, l.. L.
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Louise Kirlin
TO Cletus Heating, son of the late
thomas T. Heating. Miss Kirlin. wa 5
graduated from the Spence School and
darlng the war served with the Red
,ross Motor Corps of Nassau County
Mr Heating was graduated from st
,aary'S College, Emmetsburg, Md, and
later from the Harvard Law School
During the war he was a major IN the
Quartermaster's Department and 8
secretary and executive officer in the
shipping control department of the
army and Shipping Board.
The Hon. Mrs. Eldor Campbell has
lust returned from England to re
Join her husband, the Hon. Elido1
11ampbell, who was attached to the
british Embassy in Washington dur
ing the war. Mr., Campbell (who is 8
son OF the Earl of Cawdor) is now al
sne British military control office ir
New York. They have taken Longfel'
low House, Lady Duff Gordon's resi-
dence at Riverdale.
:. Mrs. Samuel II. Ordway, of 1923 East
sseventy-frst Street, will give a dinner
,or young people at her residence or
monday evening. After dinner she will
eaSe her guests to see "Apple Bios
some at the Globe Theatre. Later
they will 90 IN 70 ueverol of tho oven.