New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
500 at Dance
In Ritz for
Miss Coggswell
Many Dinners Precede AZ
fair, Which Is Largest
Private One of the Winter
for the Debutante Set
The Bachelors Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Hay
denis Daughter Engaged
to Henry Latane Stevens

7.
Cogswell gave s dance last night at
,be R:tz-CarltoD to introduce their
dsurbter Miss Mary Van Rensselaer,
roasvell. 1t was tbs lsrges+ private
fair OF Christmas Eve, the guests
.urbering about SOC They came from
1srsrsl dinners, one of which was
s;vsn by Mr.. ard Mrs. Frederic H.
hstch. at the Colony Club. The guests
~ their arrival at the Ritz were re-
eeived by Mrs. Cogswell, the debutante,
snd the latter's sister, Mrs. Thomas
Robins jr. There was general dancing
throughout the evening, and supper
ras served at midnight. The decora-
,;ors were of Christmas nature.
The guests incluced most OF the
dsbutsntes of the winter and their
msn friends, some OF the Older girls
and parents OF the debut4ntes Among
:he older set present were NJ. and
Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer, Mr. and
Mrs Harald de Raaalotf, Mr. and Mrs
Edward c. Parish, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Tileston Wells, Mr.. snd Mrs. Rowland
Jones. Mr. and Mrs J. Theus Munds.
Mr. and Mrs. James j.. Lowell Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. Roo-
ert H. Gamble and Nj. and Mrs. Will
liam P. T. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatchs guests included
Miss A. Routh Ogden. Miss Louise
Morris, Miss Georgiana Wells, Miss
julia A. de Forest. Miss Eleanor
Coward, Miss Sophie Duer. Miss Mar
garet. Flint, Alden r. Hatch, Eric
Hatch, Courtlandt Ven Re-sselaer jr.,
John A. NJ. Thomas. Charles McCrea,
Langdon Post and 7 Alden Hatch.
Mrs. W. P. Har ienburgh gave
small dance last night at her home,
10 East Sixty-fourth Street.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin gave
a dinner last night at their home, IA
East Sixty-second Street.
The first of tn Friday Junior
Dsnces, under the direction of Miss
Georgiana Hartman Owen. took place
last night at the Hotel Plaza. 1t was
an early affair and supper was served
about IL o'clock. These dances are
FOR girls not yet out and boys home
from college. The second one VIII take
place next Friday.
The patronesses include Mrs Samuel
Sloane AucAincloss Mrs. j. Trow-
bridge Hollister, Mrs James 3. Lowell,
Mrs. John McKesson Camp, Mrs.
Thomas 7. Lamon-, Mrs. Dudley
Phelps, M. George du Pont Pratt,
Mrs Justus Ruperti, Mrs Shepherd G.
schermerhorn. Mrs Percy r. Stewart
and Mrs. c. Chauncey Stillman.
The Bachelors he'd dance last
night in the Della Robba room Of the
Hotel Vanderbilt. The receipts from
snese dances are given to home chari-
tes. Among the women on the COM
mittee are Mrs. ViNcent Astor, Mrs.
S,haries ,, Dana Gibson end many others
Ars T. \. Brelt~ng gave dinner last
night before the dance, to which she
aiterward TOOK her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frank HAYDEN.
OF 593 Riverside Drive, announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Marion Fessenden Hayden TO Henry
La.ane Stevens.
Mr.: Stevens, who is the son of the
late Rev DR.. William Du Bose Stevens
and Mrs. Stevens, served as an ensig0
in the transport service during the
war. Mss HAYDEN S a graduate of
Barnard College, class Of II.
Mrs. William {. lutte, Of Pittsburgh.
announces tie ngageren. of her
daughter Mss Jane Holmes lutte. to
Eric kebbon, Of this city
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement u Miss Elizabeth Olcott,
daughter O. NJ. and Ms. William J.
olcott, TO Torrey Ford, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewe.l Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Prince
lave arrived in The city from Boston
and are at the Hotel Vanderbilt for
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harknes.
sslagler will give large reception
lhursdsy afternoon for Albert Coates,
conductor Of the London Symphony
orchestra, wno has come to New York
ss guest corduc.or OF ne New York
sympaony Ssc.ety.
:. Mrs. George a. C1ocAer has gone to
Mount kisco, where she is guest over
she holidays Of her son-in-law and
eaugntsr, Nj and Mrs. william Sloane.
Z Coste- Wilnerdine wall give
reception Tuesday az his home, 103
Las. Seventy-ff.h Street