New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Buds at Dance
Given i'm Honor,
OF Miss Mal,on,
Seated Supper Served at
About Midnight: Decora.
tions Consisted of South
ern Smilax and Roses
Virginians Hold Fete
First of Second Series
of Events Given Under
the Bachelors Auspices

Plaza, for theiF niece, MISS Laura
Mahon. the debutant daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Brown Mabon. The
guests were mostly the "buds" OF this
year, other members OF the younger
set and their men friends. Several
dinners were gwen previous to the
dance, to which the hostesses afterward
brought on their guests. On their ar
rival at the Plaza they were received
by Mrs. Clifton Mabon and the debu-
tante at the entrance 10 the ballroom
Miss Mabor wore q gown Of sapphire
blue net and silver. There WAS general
dancing. interrupted about widnigbt
when seated supper was served. after
which the dancing WAS resumed The
decorations consisted Of roses aud
Southern smi.sX.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Mabon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C@+fe
Mr and Mrs. Edward S Hardness. Nj.
and Mrs James Rogerson. Miss Amy
B. Palmer. Miss Charlotte Stillman.
Miss Helena Ogden. Miss Geraldine
McAlpin, Miss Katherine p Bliss. Miss
Renee Carhart. Miss Dorothy Cia2n.
Miss Adela de Rhnelander. Miss Mary
Strange, Miss Elsie Morrill, N iss Else
Parsons, Miss Betty jackson. MISS
Ailsa Mellon, OF Pittsburgh. and Mis-
Eleanor B Palmer
Also Richard Hartshorne. Jarvis
Cromwell, Harvey Childs Sd FRANK
Gould Burton Closson. Philip A. s.
Franklin jr.. }. Reginald Forster. viii
iams Floyd Jones. Paul Abbott. Shcl-
don Abbott, Alfred Poor. Ilalsted
Myers Charles Payson, Louis Pooler,
The annual dinner and dance under
he auspices OF the Virgniaas was held
asst evening in the main ballroom Of
the Hotel Plaza. The committee in
charge included + Graham Cootes.
noney, II. Lewis Brown. +. Mclean
long and Paul B. Barrineer ir 1T was
largely attended and Jolly affair
Among those present We're Mr and
Mrs. A. R. Watson. Mr.. and Ms. St.
George B. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs Harry
St George Tucker. DR.. and Mrs. c. (.
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Nc
Master, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Danger
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Z. EARLY. Mr..
and mrs. T. Foster Gaines. Judge and
Mrs. Hal Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. " y
Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs. Norhorne p.
Calling. Colonel and Mrs. Fred l.
Farnsworth. John ? East James \.
Dunlop. Dr.. j. H. Claiborne. Robert |,
Harrison Catesby L. Jones. William l.
Kelley, Dr. James King, II. Snowdcn
Marshall. A c. Mayo Meredith F.
Montague. Hal ". Vaughn. Waiter F.
Taylor. DR.. F. L. Taylor, General David
c. Shanks D.. John r. Pace, Or John
Il. Fowlkes and William G Fitzwilson.
TIE first Of the second series Of
dance for this season given under the
auspices OF The Bachelors for home
charities took place last night in the
Della Robbia room Of the Hotel Van
derbilt. The remaining dances Will he
held February s. Is and -. The com
mttee in charge includes Richard
Peters. Horace C. Stebblrs X Rhine
lander Stewart jr., Alfonso de Navarro.
Hamilton Fish jry and Whitney
Warren jr.
The dances are conducted on q sub
scription basis, with me mbershiD al $25
for the series o. four and guest tickets
at SO.
Some of those present last night
were Mr. and Mrs. John Aspegren, M
Rensselaer, King Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Il. Sabin, Mrs. Jules s. Bacne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav J. S. White and Mrs.
George r. Smith
Mrs Herbert l.. Sattorl~c will be Inc
hostess d. the Colony Club this evening
f9r the annual dance Of the Nev orA
City Visiting Committee The pro
eeeds Will k used to further the WORK
Of this committee which was stared al
The time Of the Civil War 70 hep the
men, women and children IN public hos
pltals. Many dinners Will be given
previous to the dance
Miss Margaret c. Hale. daughter b.
former marriage Of Mrs. John OAK
man, will be married 20 Gilbert &
ihorne .jr., Of this city. this afternoon
a. a. the home Of .he brides mother, .
west Sixteenth Street Miss Alice
incrne gave dance last night for the
p!lcal party at her home, At West
fhty-frst Street
The marriage o. Miss Dorothy
y,,own'ng Dillon. daughter Of Nrs. joan
wilton Dillon o. 200 West Fifsv-eighth
Greet, TO Donald OrTnsby Page. son of
ar. and Mrs. william II. Page, takes
lace to-day in st. Thomas's Church.
me ceremony viii be followed ~ re
eep'ion a. the home o. The brides
COUSIN, Miss Ethel Spear. 1l5 East
o'1ty-ninth Street.
ars. William K. Vanderbilt Jr. gave
olnner last night at her house, J05
nth Avenue.
,s. srs. Lawrence 3. Ellinau also en-
tained a. dinner last evening at her
A''ns' l2z East Fifty-sixth street.
owlng TO the illness af some of the
LISTS, LISTS, 1t fas been found necessary to
.'tpohe the entertainment whicn was
0s gwen a The houst u Mis
s.aesto D. iabnri. tast Nincty-Nftn
ssus', on Sunday. February r, 20 she
.ssn'xins meek, February Il. It L. for
as benefit Of II. wa4 orphans Of
'ataern Italy.
ar. and Mrs. samuel Grocer haze
saa lived in town from Philadelphia
''a arc at Inc Hotel st. Hegia.
Nm: Henry M. Tilford and Niss
n.assN Tilford viii leaye the city on
N'"aay Tor Pain beach
AZ. and Ny. Moses Taylor pyne
'"' - to Jekyi Island on February II.
- Mr. and Mr.. Philip T.. sawyor. Of
~. hsst Seventy eighth Street viii
sorsSs Their silver weddlnY anni-
.,s@ry, February s, by giving roccp-
sns M :, u viii be followed ~ dinner
~ 1hsasef party for the attendants
w.lt 's ~ wedding, all but two III whom