The New York herald., 1920-12-24
Miss LandStreefS
Debut at Dinner
and Theatre Party
Hundred and Fifty Guests See
.Sally'-0ther Debu-
tantes.

t0htID
one Of the most favored of the de-
butantes in the manner OF her introduce
ton is Miss Mary Davis Landstreet,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart
Landstreet of New York and southamp-
ton. Mr.. Thomas B. Davis, her uncle.
gave a dinner and theatre party last
night for $50 to introduce his niece to
society. The dinner was in the crystal
room of the Ritz-Carlton, and then the
young people went in motor buses to the
New Amsterdam Theatre. where they en-
joyed the second performance in New
York of sally" one of the most delight
full musical plays of the season.
In addition to the host the party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Landstreet
and Col. and Mrs. George f. Downey,
uncle and aunt of Miss Landstreet.
Among those in the party were Misses
Ellen Randolph, Betty Thompson. Muriei
Vanderbilt. Mary S. Stevens. Helen l.. >.
Trevor. Molly Van r. Cogswel kath-
crime Van Ingen, Dorothy Newton Sharp,
Nancy Yuile Dorothy Walker, Annie
Burr Auchincloss. Phyllis Batcheller.
Dorothy Douglas Brown. Lee Dodge,
Margaret W. Dawson, Emily Davies,
Corneia Livingston, Florence Ellsworth,
Leila Emery, Adele Ryan, Mary Osgood
Field, Eliza $. Parish, Harriet Pratt.
Caroline Prentice, Odette FEEDER, Ada
Erancke, Catharine Harding, Laura Har-
ding, Eleanor Hoover of Washington.
Barbara Hooker, Elizabeth Kountze,
Evelyn Loew, Martha Ottley. Gertrude
Ogden. Frances Norton, Edith McCul-
Tough. wandern Mathews, Jane Moinson
of Paris and Nancy Walker.
Among the men were Capt. Oliver
Holden. Capt. Granville Smith. Messrs,
De Forest Alexander, Reginald Brooks,
Jr. Edward Payson Borden, Wyllys r.
Belts. Jr; Frederic and Seymour lie
Grand Cromwell. Jr.; Quincy Cabot,
Lorillard Suffern Taller. William de
der Hamilton, Clifford and Gerald Far
rely, Albert Francke. Jr.; Howard c.
DAWSON w. Willoughby Sharp, Jr.
Hudson Budd Riley NJ. Gilbert. Fairfax
s. Landstreet, Jr.; Prentice Talmage.
Herbert L. Pratt. Jr: Edward and Law
renee Van Ingen. Waldron p. Belknap,
j.: Palmer Kountze. William Fahne-
stock Jr. Bradhurst Field. Frank M.
Gould, j. Rich steers, Jr. Curtis Per-
kins Wainwright Howe, George l.. Max
well. Henry C. Trevor. Jr. Edward Nc.
Cagg. Charles Lee, w. Butler Duncan.
Jr.. and Coster Schermerhorn.
After the play the members of the
party went to the various dances of the
night.
Miss Worlsum Introduced.
A reception OF yesterday afternoon
was given by Mrs. Julius r. Workum
at SO East Eighty-second street TO in
troduce her daughter, Miss Clara T..
Worl1um. who was assisted In receiving
BY Misses Gertrude Ogden Katherine
j.. Morris Dorothy Clemens, Isabella
Wood. Barbara Hooker, Eliza S. Parish
and Eleanor Towne. There was dancing
during the afternoon. and after an in
formal dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Workum
took their guests and some young college
men to the Morosco Theatre to see "The
Bat After the theatre they went TO
some of the dances OF the night.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Warrin Of Bronx
Vile gave n theatre party last night for
their daughter. Miss Margaret Warrin,
and some Of her young friends. taking
them to the Henry Miller Theatre to see
Just Suppose" and afterward to the
crystal room of the Ritz-Carlton for
supper and a dance. In the party were
Misses Eleanor T.. r. Peabody, Clarisse
de Rham, May Yeomans and Constance
Lowden; Messrs Timothy f. Allen, Jr. !;
Fairfax c. Burger Ellis w. Gladwin.
Jr Alexander Duer Harvey. Wolcott
Gibb and William Hayes.
Miss Meeker Makes Debut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eugene Meeker
OF 119 East Sxty-fourth street gave a
dance last night at the Ritz-Carlton to
introduce their daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Meeker. and they entertained sew
eral hundred of their young friends.
There We're with the debutante to assist
In receiving some OF her classmates at
the Pennington School, among them
Misses Katharirc and Anne Hurd. The
resa Higginson and Lorna Underwood
Another dance OF last night was given
In the rose room of the Plaza by Mr..
and AIRS. William II. Woodin of 752
Park avenue 10 introduce their second
daughter. Miss Elizabeth F. Woodin.
The debutante was assisted in receiving
by Miss Charlotte Lemoine Dunlop.
daughter Of Mrs. Archibald NJ. McCrea
OF Ballyheather. Ardmore Pa.
In the main ballroom of the Plaza
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. Cawthra of 40
East Sixty-second street introduced
their daughter Miss Genevieve Cawthra.
at a dance. to which their guests num-
btii iiE SNNfidl nhluIths tdIfle on from
dinners given by Mrs. Carroll VAIN
wright. Mrs. Albert Mathews Misses
Ada Heinze. Pauline Bourne and Beat
rice Beard.
The dance which Mrs. Payne Whit
ney gave last night at her home, 972
Fifth avenue, was for her daughter, Miss
Joan Whitney. who is at home from
school, and the guests included some
of her classmates and girls not out in
society.
Young women. who are attending fin
ishing school. and young men UNDER
graduates had another holiday reunion
yesterday afternoon at n dance i'm the
Ritz-Cnrlton given by Mrs. James II.
Lee for her daughter, Miss Marian Leo.
who will not make her debut for two
years. Seventy guests Joined in the
merriment. Before Miss Lee returns
to school she will make a trip to Cuba
with her mother. They will start on
Sunday and will be absent a month.
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