The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
Brilliant Dances
Given at Hotels
for 2 DebutanteS
Misses Laura Harding and
Katharine Terry Are Intro
duced to Society.

One OF the brilliant dances of the early
season was that given at the Plaza last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horace Har-
ding of 955 Fifth avenue to introduce
their second daughter Miss Laura Har-
ding. The entire lower floor of the
Plaza was used, the rose room and the
room adjoining being thrown together
for the dance and the palm garden
used for supper. All the rooms were
decorated with autumn flowers, leaves
and palms
Mrs. Harding received with the debut
tante and her elder daughter. whose
engagement to Mr.. Lorillard Suffern
Taller was announced last summer.
Dinners in advance of the dance were
given by Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincloss,
Mrs. Ira Davenport and Miss Polly
Damrosch. While the guests were prin-
cipally of the younger sets few mar
ried couples were present. Lieut..
Charles Barney Harding of Camp Knox,
Ky, who graduated from West Point
this year. was present.
Navy Officers Present.
Also present were Rear Admiral Ed
ward w. Eberle of the u. $. S. Ari-
IONA, Mrs Eberle, Mr.. Charles ID. Bar
ney, father of the hostess, Major John
Il. Quekemeyer, aid to General Per-
shlng, and Major Raymond Lee.
Others were Misses Annie Burr Auch-
incloss, Marion Carey Dinsmore, Sheila
and Beatrice Byrne. Ellen Randolph,
Dorothy Duncan, Mary Louise Bird,
Mary Cameron, Elizabeth Caswell Of
Boston, Constance Jennings. Margaret
Krech, Julia De Forest. Elizabeth Lee
Dodge, Emily S. Hammond, Alexandra
Emery, Marion Hoffman. Katharine
Temple Emmett, Isabel Rockefeller,
Geraldine Thompson, Katharine Hurd,
Katharine Sharpe. Mary Barlow Trim
BILE, Anne Stillman. Cornelia Sage.
Mary Stevens, Martha B. Lyon and
Ailsa Mellon of Pittsburg: Florence and
Evelyn Loew. Katharine Post. Elsie
Parsons, Mary Millicent Rogers, Ger
trude Sanford and Alice Dawson.
There also were present Lieut.. Ford
Trimble, here from Camp Knox;
Messrs. Philip A. S. Franklin, Jr.,
Brewster Jennings, Worthipgton DAVIS,
Francis NJ. Simonds, Jr., John M.
Franklin, Francis r. Appleton, Jr.'
Charles Lanier Appleton, Joseph e.
Baldwin Sd, Seymour Chaplin, Vain
wright Howe, Clement A. Griscom. Jr.'
Alan Hartman, Frank NJ. Gould. Will
lam NJ. V. Hoffman, Jr, Leonard Cush-
ing. John Croker of Boston, Van Rens-
selaer Halsey, Charles d. Halsey, Jr.,
Benjamin Moore and William r. X.
Taylor. Jr.
Dance for Miss Terry.
Another dance Of last night was given
at the Ritz-Carlton by Mr.. and Mrs.
p, Charles Thaddeus Terry of SO East
Eightieth street to introduce their
daughter. Miss Katharine Hendrick
Terry, and it was preceded by several
dinners One of these was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry at the Ritz-Carlton
and among the other dinner hostesses
we're Mines. Hall r. Mccullough, Fair
fax Stuart Landstreet Ellwood Hend-
rick, Louis Waetjen. William Truslow
HYDE. j. Ferris Meigs, Julius f. Workum
and Edward Foote Dwight. their guests
all being of the young dancing set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry's dinner was at
the Ritz-Carlton. their party including
in addition to their daughter and their
SON Mr.. James Hendrick Terry Misses
Elise du Pont of Wilmington. Del.
Betty Barber Molly Cogswel, Margaret
w. Dawson, Katharine W. Francis.
Charlotte Demorest Katharine Hurd,
Helen L. s. Trevor Katharine @. Rogers,
Dorothy Wadhams, Eliza s. Parish and
Geraldine McAlpin. The young men in
cluded Messrs. Darwin Adams. John Jay
Schieffelin, John Crosby Brown I'd.
John Laurence Bigelow, Clement Cobb,
!. Walter Edwards, Lea Luquer, Fran
els p. T. Plimpton. John De Witt Peltz.
- William r. Massey. James Pomeroy
Hendrick, Cornwell Rogers and Paul D.
Van Anda.