The New York herald., 1920-01-02
MIR. D. H. KAHN'S
DAUGHTER MAKES
DEBUT At DANCE
Miss Margaret d. Kahn introduced TO
Society at Her Parents Home
Three Hundred Guests Present

Continuing holiday gayeties for debu-
and Mrs. Otto II. Kahn gave "A dance last
night in their home, No. 100 Fifth ave-
nue.. TO introduce their daughter. Miss Mar
garet d. Kahn. 70 society. 1t was typi-
cal holiday party, with Christmas greens
predominating in the decorations in the
ballroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn gave a dinner for
their daughter. Mrs. Kahn Miss Maud II.
Kahn and the debutante received the three
hundred guests. who We're of the young
set, at ten o'clock.
One of several dinners that preceded the
dance was given by DR.. and Mrs. Norman
r. Ditman for Miss Grace Helen Talbot.
Among guests from other cities at the
dance were Miss Elizabeth r. Caswell,
daughter of Mrs. John Caswell, of Prides
Crossing, Mass; Miss Ella de II. Smelling,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman Paul
Smelling, of Chaddlewood, Needham
Mass. Miss Nancy Carnegie. of Pittsburg.
and Miss Alexandra b. Dolan, of Phila-
delphia.
Local debutantes and members OF their
circle included Misses Sheila Byrne, Marion
Renee Carhart, Anita Damrosch, Julia NJ.
de Forest, Lucille Baldwin, Helen Bull,
Grace Vanderbilt, adelaide Sedgwick,
Ruth Anderton, Katherine p. Bliss, Helena
Whitehouse, Burks Yuille. Barbara Bro
kaw. Muriel Vanderbilt. Lucy Train, Grace
II. Talbot, Margaret Paris, A. Routh Og-
den, Virginia Rice, Harriet b. Pratt. Su-
zanne Pierson, Elsie Parsons, Catherine
Harding, Phyllis Batcheller. Mary Mill
cent Rogers, Alice W. Goddard, Leila EN-
cry, Mary Hardness Flagler, Constance
Jennings, Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin
Jane Sanford, Lowrie Sage. Curry Ducky
Mathews, Barbara Loew, Racnel Littleton,
Sybil Kozmnski, Katharine Kent, Eunice
James, Leslie Murray and Frances Norton.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sturgis. Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir de Rham,
Messrs. Lorillard Suffern Taller, Roger
Tuckerman, Edward III. Van Ingen, Jr.,
Fifield Workum, Leonard J. Gushing,
Cipriano Andrade, Sd. John J. Emery,
Henry p. Davidson, Jr.. Richardson Dill
worth. William Floyd Jones, Alexander
Hamilton, Huntington Erhart, James A.
Burden. Jr., Thomas Morrison Carnegie,
Jr., Henry B. G. Smelling, J. Rich Steers,
Jr., Hardwick Stires. John Jay Schieffelin,
A. Coster Schermerhorn. George Rose, Jr.,
Frederick Warburg. William L. Lusk.
JOcCPH IlcHfy H. lSdHuJfl,
Jr.. A. Newbold Morris, Abbot l.. Moffat,
s. Vernon Mann, Jr., Edward Olmstead,
r. Mcneil Bacon, Sd. Charles Basker-
vile. Jr.. Joseph G. Baldwin. Jr.. Mendrik
Pruyn, Morehead Patterson, Frederick o.
Beach, Jr., Edward Livingston, Burrill, Jr.,
Oliver 3. Jennings. Darwin P. Kingsley,
Jr.. and Godfrey Hyde.
Another Of the holiday night dances was
given by Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Palmer
So1ley, of No. ia East Sixtieth street, for
their daughter. Miss Margaret Solley, in
the Plaza Hotel
The second of the Friday Junior Dances
under the direction OF Miss Georgiana
Hartman owen furnished still another
opportunity for a holiday night assembly
Tor the debutantes.
Miss Lucy Barret Cant will be intro
duced to society tonight by her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel G.. Cant, of No.
al Park avenue, at dance in the st.
Regis.
Mrs George Quntard Palmer, OF No.
East Seventy-third street has sent out
cards for a dance on next Thursday night.
Mrs. William A. Read will have a recep-
tion in the Colony Club on the afternoon
Of January 10.