New-York tribune., 1920-01-03
Many Other Affairs Are
Attended by Younger Set;
/. Clarence H. Mackay Host
!; at Dinner for Miss Mackay
Dorothy Criggs Engaged
Viola Flannery to Become
Bride of Montreal Man at
Home Ceremony To-day

Several dances we're given last even
mo for the debutantes and for the
,nnnoer set home for the holidays.
oue Of the largest was that given. at
he Ritz Carlton by Mrs. Percy Hamil-
ION Stewart, for her debutant daugh-
ter. Miss Eva Cochran Stewart. The
cuests, numbering about $50. included
most Of the debutantes of the season,
and few of the younger married set.
Inc dance was preceded by a number
ii dinners, the hostesses afterward
taking their guests on to the Ritz,
where they were received by Mrs.
Stewart and the debutante at the en-
trance to the large ballroom. There
vas general dancing throughout the
evening and a seated supper was
served at midnight in the main din
ng room.
and Miss Sheila Byrne, Miss Lucille
Dnnice and Miss Helen James, Miss
Helen Helen and Miss Margaret Krech, Miss
katherine Mackay, Miss Grace Van.
derbilt, Miss Katherine Van Ingen,
Miss Geraldine Adee, Miss Marion
Carroll, Miss Mary Warren. Miss Eliza
beth Brown, Miss Rachel Littleton,
Mss Dorothy White, Miss Estelle
QBrien, Miss Betty Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen D. Mclean and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Hutchinson.
sAlso Cornelius Vanderbilt jr.,
Thomas Hitchcock jr., Oliver B. Jen-
tngs, Thomas F. Ryan Cd, Cornelius
Vanderbilt Whitney, Benjamin Nc
Alpin, Thomas Ewing jr., William
Ewing, John French and James Cum
laings.
9Nfrs. Edward W. Clucas gave a small
dance last night in the Sherry apart
ment at the Waldorf-Astoria, for her
debutant sister, Miss Helen Bull. 1t
was preceded by a dinner which their
father, Frederic w. Bull gave for tho
tdebutante at the Ritz-Carlton. The
Edward W. Clucas, Miss Katharine
Sharpe, Miss Henrietta English, Of
New Haven, Miss Katherine P. Bliss,
Mss Helen L. Johnson, Miss Margaret
Wallace, Miss Edith Smedberg, Davis
Robbins, Halsted Myers, Frank Gould.
Joseph Lentilhon, Richard Harshorne
and Harold and Eric Warren.
Il.
Another dance of last evening was
Nat given by Mrs. Samuel Goodwin
Cant, of 471 Park Avenue. for her
debutant daughter, Miss Lucy Barret
Cant 1t took place at the St. Regis
and the guests numbered about 200.
They were received by Mrs. Cant, the
dabutante, the latter's cousin, Miss
Sophie Sites, of California, and Miss
Dorothy Van Vie, Of Orange, N. ]. In
TIE party were Miss Katharine Knapp,
Miss Helen Gould, Miss Marie Jenny,
Miss Charlotte Phillips; Miss Laura
aMabon, Miss Ada Heinze and Miss
Dorothy Quinn.
i: Clarence H. Mackay gave a dinner
followed by small dance last night at
his home. S34 Fifth Avenue, for his
younger daughter, Miss Ellin Mackay,
Who is home from school for the holi-
aSys. The dinner was served for twenty,
and few others came in later for the
dancing.
Earlier in the day Mr.. Mackay gave
'n'auncheon at his country place, at
Aslyn. l. l., for Viscount Grey, who
saiis Tor England to-day. Among the
o1ner guests was Sir William Tyrrell.
Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee will give
goal masque this evening in the roof
'gefcen OF the Waldorf Astoria for her
cceDutant daughter, Miss Mabel Morgan
Satterlee.
MRS. ". Goadby Loew will give a
'Ssnner Sas and and dance this evening at her
nlouse, 262 Madison Avenue. for her
laughter, Miss Florence Loew.
.ulnners will be given this evening
mrs. Oliver G. Jennings, at her
nrouse, Ss2 Fifth Avenue; by Mrs. John
=. urexel, at her home, / East Sixty
49, ssona street, and by Mrs. Henry Selig-
'''h' 0o west Fifty-sixth Street.
receptions will be given TODAY bv
a.s stephen Kelly, at her home. East
Mventy-third Street, for her daughter.
ss 80 Adaiine Barton Kelly, and by
ttsaan Allen, 375 Park Avenue. for his
'sausn'er' Miss Alice Bigelow Allen.
,.sn announcement Is made of the engage
GENT OF Miss Dorothy Maitland Lee
issD' isnsss daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
S,r. ny :. Griggs, Of 1874 East Seventieth
pr., 70 Francis King Murray. son
rloIessor and MRS. Augustus r.
Cssrlay. OF Palo Alto, Calf. Miss
isss Is graduate Of Westover. She
s@ not made her debut. having left
WI "awr IN 1918 to engage in war
isi'A.. AZ. ar. Murray is graduate ~
san,1n ,snd stanford University. and ra-
ssy sauy returned from France whera h.
ssd with the 40th Engineers. He
favs brother Of r.. Lindlev Mnrrsv
'msl tennis champion.
~ ~. ssa And Mrs William M. Dudo.or
en,sa .os Park Avenue, announce ths
HeIen OF their daughter. Miss
e. Ls. = = = Dudgeon, to Marion Wh;tnev
I sssor y = ~ Gramercy Park. Mias Dni.
,sad /. - member Of the Junior Ieao,,a
swss ae!iye in charitable work Shs
irg tehlnent in Red Cross work durs
an .ns var. Dir. Lee was l;snton
Es "a the U. S. S. Arkansas durinr
Mn n''i io.Icl Viola Flsnnsry, daughter q,
sied III. ts,sssph A. Flannery, will be mar
Filth aI'ernoon at her home. si2
Caths,idnssn 70 Charles WRIGHT
sSny sSns..a,Re. sS;,s Of Montreal. The care
BE- foIlausao 20 at o'clock, and It will
'~ed by reception. '
sshsr. dsannee daasniaee Of Miss Louise Fai-
I'm IL rfnser rafinter OF Ar. and Mrs. Will
hkss plasa' a'syyner, syn 70 Theron r. Pierce
y psss snis afternoon in the chapel
Gsketan.n nartnolomew's Church. ~
- will be followed hv ane
3 = The Hotel st. Regis 'scep-
/ xks.nsth.r Wedding | sc.d.~ !,