New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Christmas Eve
Dances Draw
Large Crowds
Mrs. Eugene Hodenpyl Is
Hostess at Affair Given
for Her Daughter Marion
at Ritz-Carlton Ballroom
Miss Flannery To Be Bride
Mrs. Morgan Will Entertain
Tomorrow Night at Her
Madison Avenue Home

Christmas Eve dances made yester-
day gay one ~ the social world, and
were for The debutantes and the Young
set Mrs Eugene Hodenpyl gave the
aansan. at the Ritz yesterday after
noon for her daughter. Miss Marior
Fahys Hodenpyl. 1t took place in the
large ballroom, and receiving with Mr.
Hodenpyl and her daughter were Miss
Adelaide Kin Rhinelander. Miss Alice
Haieht Miss Constance Fahys. Miss
Marie sahys Cook, Miss Marie LeaYv
Miss Bertha Barclay. Miss Lucy Bulk
ley. Miss 1ane lturd and Miss julia
Qusintance.
At Delmonico's last night dane,
was given for dobutantes and some of
Remseu in honor of her niece, Miss
Sylvia Remsen Hillhouse. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belts Hillhouse.
one Of the seasons buds" The guests
numbered about ESQ. and the general
dancing was followed by a seated sup.
per.
Mrs Edwin Thorne gave dance last
evening a the Colony Club for her
debutante daughter. Miss Ann A.
Thorne, hose engagement to Robert
3. Tytus WAS recently announced. She
5 the trst debutante to become en-
gagged. and last nights entertainment
brought her and Mr.. Tytus many CON
gratulations with the good wishes of
the season. Dinners were given be-
= Ia i
King for Miss Ruth Anderton and bv.
Mrs. J Clifton Edgar. Mrs. Edgar
COX her guests TO the theater, and
both hostesses afterward went with
heir parties Of young people to the
lance.
Mrs. Thomas B. Yuille. of AT Park
Avenue vii give a the dansant to-day
at her home. All Park Avenue. for her
debutan.e daughter Miss Burks Yuille
The guests all Will be young people.
large reception with dancing will
ae given this afternoon by Mrs. James
2aynor Hayden at her home. 121 West
..ty-1fth Street. in honor of her
a-gAters, Miss Ruth and Miss Faith
Hayden. Their guests will be mem
.efs Of the younger set and some of
e debutantes.
Mrs William K. Vanderbilt ir. will
.e one of to-night's hostesses. She
rlli give dinner and dance at her
ome s65 Fifth Avenue.
iiss Viola Flannerv has completed
arrangements for her wedding to
har'es Wright Gutteridge on jan
ary 3. 1t wild take place at the home
y her mother, Mrs. Joseph Flannery
VII be performed by the bridegroom 5
Ecle. the Rev DR.. George A. Pidgeon,
Z Canada. Miss Flannery Will have
My one attendant her sister. Miss
A!leen Flannery, and the best man will
Prince Edmondo Ruspoli, Of Italy.
The bride will be given away by her
eacio. Edward Pearson Flannery Only
relatives viii be present at the cere-
rony, which, however, viii be followed
~ large reception.
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan will give q
.ance tomorrow night at her home,
2S1 Madison Avenue.
The annual ball for the benefit Of
it. Nincent's Hospital Will be- given at
he Waldorf As toria on the evening If
anuary Is.
dance will be given in the Sherry
apsftment of the Waldorf Astoria on
January by Mrs. s. Vernon Mann for
her debutante granddaug Miss
Edith Y. NJ Simonds. daughter of M
and Mrs. Francis VI. Simonds.
John D. Rockefeller has left his
country home III Pocantico Hills and
gone to Ormond, Fla, where he viii
PC Joined later by his son, John D.
Rockefeller jr.
The future debutantcs and their col
egc friends viii dance at the Plaza
his evening. when the class known as
he Friday Juniors VIII have its first
meeting of the season. 1t is in charge
Of Mss Georgiana Hartman Owen, AMI
IS I" mbership IS composed of girls
who VIII not make their bows for sew
eral years and the boys from the pre-
paratory schools and colleges.
Miss Jane Hall, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. WNfold Hail, OF Rye, n. Y, will
ne married today in St Marks Church,
his city. to Lawrence Muller Hunter
dr Hunter is q son of Mrs Sutherland
Iunter and served in France with The
~'th DIVISION.
Mrs. Charles L. Riker will giw din
aer dance tlis evening at her home, 33
Vest Inirty- ninth Street.
Mrs. Walter Lester Carr Of So West
hty-frst Street, viii gi' : 2 reception
tuhday afternoon in ho'.Sr of Admiral
lenry b. Wilson, comman der in chief
me Atlantic fleet, and his daughter,
t'rs 7, j. Hurley.
aaly Invites L. S. TO Join
In " orid Art Exhibit
9,one Government to Recipro-
cate by Sending Works to
America Next Winter
Ne,o York Tribune
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