New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
Dance i'm Honor
OF Miss leary
Given at Ritz
Nearly 500 Guests Attend
the Affair After Dinner
Parties; Mrs. Pynchon.,
Mother, Is the Hostess
Three Receptions Held
Mrs. Read Enter!ains for
Daughter and Daughter
in.Law at Colony Club
Held

Mrs. George NJ. PynchoA gave a
dance last night at the Ritz-Carlton
fo- her daughter by a former marriage,
Miss Marie ]. Leary. The guests
numbered about $50. Many Of them
can't from dinners given in connec-
tion with the dance. The large ball
roon, was used, and at midnight q
seated supper was served in the main
dining room.
Among the guests were Miss Lucille
Baldwin, Miss Betty Jackson, Miss
Adelaide Kip Rhinelander, Miss Eunice
James, Miss Eva Stewart, Miss Alice
Dawson. Miss Caroline Hicks Read,
Miss Polly Lincoln, Miss Grace Bristed,
Miss Marion Hodenpyl, Miss Mary Colt,
Miss Beatrice Byrne. Miss Virginia
Rice, Miss Sheila Byrne. Ms Marion
Carroll, Miss Mary Millicent Rogers.
Miss Katherine Hemp. Miss Sarah
Jane Sanford, Miss Margaret Hurd,
Miss Burks Yuile. Miss Renee Car
hart, Miss Melissa Yuille, Miss Gene
We've Bahbitt. Miss Helen Moran, Miss
Marie Lamarche and Miss Helen Lee.
Also Edwin Shelvin. Huntington
Erhart, Godfrey Rockefeller, J. Rich
Steers jr.. Charles Coulter, William
Ewing Frank Gould, Charles Inman,
George T. Brokaw, Joseph c. Baldwin
Sd, E. Maury Trimble jr.. William
Gray, T. Reed Nreeland and Edmund
5. Hale jr.
Receptions were given yesterday by
Mrs William A. Read, Mrs. Henry
Dwight Chaplin and Mrs. James Henry.
schmelzel Mrs. Reads was for her
ana her daughter-in-law. Mrs. William
A. Read jr.. and took place at the
Colony Club. The guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. Read, the debutante
and Mrs. Read jr., and at the tea table
were Miss Alice Dawson, Miss Cornelia
Sage, Miss Betty Frank, Miss Mary
Daniorth Strange Miss Genevieve
Babbitt, Miss Polly Lincoln, Miss
Dorothea Bradford Smith, OF St
Adams, VT, and Mrs Edward Curtis
Smith, OF st. Adams.
a dinner for thirty followed. after
which the guests were taken to Mrs
Pnyohon's dance at the Ritz Carlton.
Mrs. Chapin's reception was given at
the Cosmopolitan Club, for her
debutant niece, Miss Fugania Chaplin,
daughter of Barton Chaplin. Assist
ing in receiving were several class
mates of the debutante at Westover,
among them being Miss Graham Bon
bright, of Rochester, n. Y. Miss Polly
Wiener, of Germantown, Pa. and
Miss Caroline Heminway, of Water
town. Conn. A dinner and dance fol-
lowed
Mrs Schmelzels reception was given
10 Introduce her daughter, Miss Ethel
Schmeizel. it took place at her home,
Is West Fiftv-siXth Street aud rs isr-
ing the debu1ante IN receiving were
rine Knapp, Miss Dorothea Hall. Miss
standish Sizer, Miss Katharine Gossler
and Miss Lucille Pelouve. A dinner
followed and later the party was taken
10 see Elsie Janis. The additional
guests were George Louis Slade il,
George Heme. Reddick Bickel, Richard
Donnell Charles NJ. Cannon jr., William
MacRossie and the debutante's two
brothers, James Henry Schmelzel il.
and Clarence Schmelzel.
A motion picture, "The Appeal Of
Devastated France" was shown for the
frst time yesterday in the home Of
Mrs. Vincent Astor, $40 Fifth Avenue.
It was given under the direction of
committee composed Of Mrs Lydig
Hoyt, Mrs. Clifford Cochran, Mortimel.
l.. Schiff. Woodward Babcock ard
Henry D. Sleeper. The principal film
was made at Rheims under the direc-
ton Of the Marquis de Polignac, and
i shows a visit Of the Queen Of
Rumania to the city and the old battle