New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

heHdnutl morgan, AlaN hartman and
Coles ]. Coc.
Mrs. Victor I. Cumnock gave small
dance last evening at her home, 27 West
oixty-seveuth Street, for her debutant
niece, Miss Grace Helen Talbot. The
guests were debutantes Of the season
md their young men friends and included
Miss Ruth Audcrton, Miss Dorothy
Duncan Miss Elsie Everett, Miss Helen
Trevor, Miss Beatrice and Miss Sheila
byrne, Miss Catherine Harding, Miss
Margaret Kahn, Miss Katharine Hurd,
Miss Adelaide Kip Rhinelander, Miss
Leila Emery. Miss Eleanor Hurd, Miss
Grace Vanderbilt, Miss Constance Jen-
llngs, Miss Mabel Morgan Satterlee,
Miss Millfcent Rogers, Miss Mary Ap-
pleton, Miss Edith Simonds, Miss Sophie
Duer, Miss Elizabeth Talbot, Miss Vir-
slnia Rice, Miss Harriet Price, Miss
Mary Osgood Field, Miss Katherine
Nackay Miss Lillian l.. Remsen, Miss
Louise Reick, Mss Susan Steel, Miss
Margaret Tucker, Miss Barbara Kissel,
ionh ". Blodgctt il, Caswell Smith,
arnold Wood jr., Dudley Gilbert, Ber-
ram Buckncll, Cadet Charles Harding.
John French ir., Jabish Holmes ir.
Geoffrey Taylor, Floyd Crosby, George
.abot Ernest Lusten, George Maxwell
alexander Weekcs, Thomas Murtha. f
Mlhturn Sedgwick, Palmer Putnam, Cor
n.,ellus SewcA jr Frederic de Veau,
r.rancis Simonds jr., Lowell Lincoln.
toward {. Smith jr.. Richard V. Ions
ooery H., Alfred Tuckerman, Russell
tlympton, Hugh Cotton, Elisha Over,
'onn bradley Cummings, Henry G. Ire
w ''' ana W. Butler Duncan jr.
mrs Reds guests at her dinner in
"vhor OF Vlscount Grey included among
yuners 9unei Lord and Lady Glenconnor. Sir
oolliiam Iyfell. Lady Herbert, Elihu
n,oot' Mr.. and Mrs Henry p. Dawson,
Justice and Mrs. Francis K. Pendletor
p pha AIR. and Mrs. George Wharton
rrepper and Mr and Mrs. I. De Witt
NufSIer, of Philadelphia.
tne dinner was followed by a
,.tnnuNcale, at which Nine. Aida and
SSnsrles Hackett, Of the Mctropolitan
opera, sang. N'''''""
,.A M and Mrs. Edward Dudley Kenna
oare q we supper last night at their home
M Iast Eighty ninth Street, for Mr.. and
an's ,I's' %' Hamilton Colket. of Philade,.
Aenna. 'D ''s'c' oi MIS-
NJ, me engagement is announced of
ans ai'ss Helen Hoadley, daughter of Mr.
si. suu Mrs: Russell II. HoadIey. Of this
w. TO Frederic A. Willis. son of Mrs
WuSu;ooh Willis, also of New York. Mr..
os.ii ".l,s was "A lieutenant in the 6eld
artillery, A +. +. ''''' '"e ''eio
-, Colonel and Mrs. Oscar H cord;.
:. - East Orange. n. j.. announced vas'
,.sssss taa sA~v--~6nt of their daTcb-
ssf, ost,, Hiss AMY Duryec Condit. to Fred-
yyslcK D. Courtenay, of his citu ,vu and
~unuoh' ma' England. Miss Condit is a
re'aoef n, zoe OF the Junior League and dur
,rs s Tue war was engaged in relief work
seas and IN East Orange.
d,nune une marriage of Miss Blanche Tru.
vii ;IluEaeer enter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. V;r.
H. 1lue, of Laclede, Mo, and I,itchfiald
~" 70 Russell Frye Robinson who was
sos s"pta,n IN the 58th Infantry. A. F. r
on son VI VI Mr. and Mrs. John FRYE Robin.
al. VI ureencastle, Ind, took place at
homs hveA Yesterday afternoon at tn.
Hnmso Hms OF the BRIDES cousin. Herbert s
csrsn, cssn.on, ~ West Tenth Street. The
Dr. D'aony alary was performed by the Rev.
byt.r;.r ;oA"n9er' n' OF the Old First Pres.
prsssn. p" Snurch. Only relatives were
Iva in r. our, and Mrs. Robinson will
IN East Chicago, Ind. ''
Ill Ms, otto Fl. Kahn will give dance
Ava evening at her home. 100 T;fth
MI , for her debutant dauphtsr
ss''' Margaret Kahn. wa
AZ ths' p, 3. r. Soliey will give a dance
win ,.s snd Mfs. L. Parmalee Prentice
WiiN..,ssa1n TO the city tomorrow from
~ holidays. ""efe 'neS spent