New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
More. Than $50 of Younger
Set Attend Affair for
Daughter of Mrs. Otto
Kahn at Fifth Ave. Home
Mrs. solley Entertains
Mrs. Vernon Stems Becomes
Wife ofRushtonP p Peabodv:
Miss Amy Sparks Engaged

Mrs. Otto Fl. Kahn gave dance for
her debutant daughter, Miss Margaret
Kahn. at her home, 100 Fifth Avenue,
last evening 1t was q holiday affair,
and Christmas greens and flowers, with
Mains, decorated the ballroom. The
dsncing began about 10 o'clock and
the guests were received by Mrs. Kahn,
the debutante and her elder sister,
Miss Maud Kahn. They numbered
about $50 OF the younger set.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
IAN Sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir
raw raw, Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir de
Rham, Miss Elizabeth Caswell, of
Pride's Crossing, Mass; Miss Sheila
Byrne, Miss Nancy Carnegie, Miss
Renee Carhart, Miss Anita Damrosch.
Miss Julia NJ. de Forest, Miss Lucille
Baldwin, Miss Helen Bull, Miss Ella
de T. Smelling. of Boston; Miss Grace
Vanderbilt, Miss Adelaide Sedgwick.
Miss Ruth Anderton, Miss Katherine
P. Bliss. Miss Helen Whitehouse. Miss
Burks Yuille, Miss Barbara Brokaw.
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt. Miss lucy
Train, Miss Grace H. Talbot, Miss
Margaret Paris, Miss A. Ruth Ogden,
Miss Virginia Rice, Miss Harriet Pratt,
Mss Suzanne Pierson, Miss Elsie Par
sons, Miss Catherine Harding, Miss
Phyllis Batcheller, Miss Mary Mill
cent Rogers, Miss Alice W. Goddard,
Miss Leila Emery, Miss Mary Hardness
Flagler, Miss Alexa Dolan, Miss Con-
stance Jennings, Miss Louise Wander
blt Schiefelin. Miss Jane Sanford,
Miss Lowrie Sage, Miss Curry Duke
Mathews. Miss Barbara Loew, Miss
Rachel Littleton, Miss Sybil Kozmin-
ski, Miss Katherine Kent, Miss Eunice
James, Miss Leslie Murray and Miss
Frances Norton.
The young men included Lorillard
Suffern Taller, Roger Tuckerman, Ed
ward H: Van lngen jr., Fifield Workum,
Leonard j. Cushing, Cipriano Andrade
Sd, John J. Emery, Henry P. Dawson
jr., Richardson Dilworth, William Floyd
Jones. Alexander Hamilton, Hunting
ton Erhart, James A. Burden jr.,
Thomas Morrison Carnegie jr., Henry
B: c. Smelling, J. Rich Steers jr., Hard
wick Stires. John Jay Schieffelin, A.
Coster Scherm erhorn, George Rose jr.,
Frederick Warburg, William T. Lusk,
Joseph Larocque jr., Henry H. Landon
ir, A. Newbold Morris, Abbot L. Moffat,
5. Vernon Mann. jr., Edward Ohm
stead, r Mcneil Bacon Sd, Charles
Baskerville jr., Joseph c. Baldwin jr.,
Hendrix Pruyn. Morehead Patterson,
Frederick 0. Beach jr., Edward Irving
ton Burrill jr., Oliver B. Jennings,
Darwin P. Kingsley jr. and Godfrey
Hyde.
A seated supper was served at mid
night.
Mrs. Frederick Palmer Solley, of ia
East Sixieth Street, gave dance at
the Plaza last evening for her four
young children.
Mrs. Vernon Marguerite Magofin
Stems, widow Of Chester P. Stems, was
married at her home, 563 Park Avenue,
last evening to Rushton Peabody. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Theodore Sedgwick, of Calvary Church
The bride wore gown of f1esh-colored
satin and chiffon and carried white or
chids. She was attended by her sister
Miss Letitia Magofin; the bridegroom's
daughter, Miss Eugenie Peabody, and
her own young daughters, Vernon
Marguerite and Dorothy Shelby Stems,
who were her flower girls. Mr. Pea
body's son, Charles A. Peabody, was
his best man. There were no ushers.
After their honeymoon Mr.. Peabody
and his bride will make their home in
New York. She is q daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel McAfee Magoffin, Of
Kentucky and ST. Paul, Mimi, and a
granddaughter of Beriah Magoffin, the
war Governor Of Kentucky, and great
granddaughter of that states first Gov
ernor, Isaac Shelby. Through her
mother she is a descendant Of Thomas