The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
Debutantes Entertained Also
Include Major-General Bull
lard's Daughter.

Several afternoon receptions for de-
butantes followed by dinners yesterday
led the way to a dance last night in the
Ritz-Carlton by Mr.. Edmund Randolph
for his daughter. Miss Ellen Randolph,
who with her father received. Supper
was served in tie main restaurant. The
party again brought together the debu-
tantes and members of their large circle.
Miss Randolph is a niece of Mrs. +. Eg-
erton Webb and Mrs. Richard Trimbl.e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gilbert had small
dance at AZ East Sixty-fourth street for
their daughters, Mrs. Charles NJ. Post
and Miss Emily +. Gilbert.
The day started with several luncheons,
one of which was given by Mrs. Oliver
Benedict Bridgman at 3S3 Park avenue
for Miss Rose Bulard. daughter of Maj
Gen. Robert Lee Billiard, u. S. A., and
Mrs. Bullard. The other guests were
Misses Margaret w. Dawson, Virginia
De Haven, Helen Outerbridge, Catherine
Hall, Eleanor Lee Flagg, Almeda Con-
rad Margaret de Forest, Peggy White,
Helen Stotesbury, Mildred Biddle of Phi
ladelphia Laura Mabon and Margaret
Doro thy Greene.
One of the largest Of the Afternoon.
receptions was given in the Colony Club
by Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller and Mrs.
Percy A. Rockefeller for the latter's de-
butante daughter Miss Isabel Rockefel-
ler In the receiving party were the
Misses Kathleen Beale Crawford, Eleanor
Hurd and Dorothy Walker. During the
afternoon there was dancing. Miss
Rockefeller is n granddaughter of Mr..
William Rockefeller and also Of the late
James Stillman.
Miss Whitman Introduced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A Whitman had a
reception in the Cosmopolitan Club dur
ing the afternoon to introduce their
daughter, Miss Carmen Machado Whit
man. Receiving with them were Misses
Jean Moffat, Rosamund Upham, Ina
Thomas, Aileen Webster and Katherine
Strauss At the tea table were Mrs.
Oswald Knauth and Misses Elsie Nor
gan, Marjorie Benson and Marian Whit
man. After a dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitman took the guests to the
Conan Theatre to see THE Tavern"
Among the young men OF the party were
Messrs. Roger and Alfred NJ Whitman,
Fraser Moffat, Jose Machado, George
Soper and Frederick Kneesley.
Another reception was given by Nine.
Eli Nadelman at 612 Fifth avenue to in
troduce her second daughter, Miss Aileen
II ldnntry. Inere WIS BeHtTal udllCliiS
throughout the afternoon and many of
the debutantes were present
Last nights dinners included one by
Mrs. Roswell Miller in her home. $50
Park avenue, for Miss Clara Fifield
Worlsum, debutante daughter of Mrs.
Julius f.. Workum. Later Mrs. Miller
took her guests to the Princeton Triangle
Club play, which they watched from one
of the boxes. Earlier in the day Mrs.
Reginald Barclay of East Seventy
eighth street gave a luncheon for Miss
Workum. Among the other guests We're
the Misses Betty Barber. Elizabeth
Meeller, Virginia Fox. Bertha Barclay,
Isabella Wood, Eleanor Towne. Eliza S.
Parish. Dorothy Clemens. Annie Burr
Auchincloss. Gertrude Ogden, Barbara
+. Hooker. Molly Van r. Cogswell, Lucy
j. BullSley and Emily Sloane Hammond.
Miss Workum will be formally intro
duced Thursday by her mother at an
afternoon dance in her home. 50 East