New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

and members Of the younger married
set, and also the younger men of So
ciety. - ''-
me dance was preceded by about
twenty dinners, the guests in most
cases numbering about thirty. Among
,ne hostesses were Mr.. and Mrs James
w. Gerard. MIR. and Mrs. William
Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Aoams Delano, Mrs. William K. Van
deroiit I'd, Mrs. Archibald Russell Pea
ooay. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Mr..
ana Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman. Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Astor Bristed and Mrs. Penn
lngton Satterthwaite
the guests, on their arrival at the
Ritz, were received by Mrs. Belmont
and the debutante at the entrance to
the ballroom. There was general dane
ing throughout the evening and a sup
per was served shortly after midnight.
Mrs. Satterthwaite' dinner was for
MISS Eleanor F.. R. Peabody. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Archibald Russell Pea
o9dy' who IS IN mourning. 1t took
place at the Colony Club. and after
ward the guests were taken to the
AAppollo Theater and later to Mrs.
lltany's dance. In Mrs. Satterthwaite's
party, were Mr.. and Mrs. Grenvil,e
Temple Emmer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. K.
Peabody, Miss Katherine Post. Miss
Eleanor King, Miss Margaret Warrin,
MISS Helen Trevor. Miss Katherine
ana Miss Hester Emmet, Miss Harriet
pratt, Miss Juliet Longfellow, Miss
Betty Thompson, Miss Katherine Nor
Irls. Alfred Morris, Robert Wood. Will
liam P Wainwright, Ralph Ingersoll.
K. McAllister Lloyd, Waldron P. Bel
KNAPP jr., Arthur Francke, E. Temple
Emmet jr. and Alan Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coppell gave
dance last night at the Colony Club to
Introduce their daughter. Miss Susan
Bowers Coppell. 1t was preceded by
dinners given by Mr. and Mrs. Coppell
and by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Watjen, at
Street, for Miss Catherine Watien. and
by Warren Bynner Nash, for his
daughter, Miss Constance Nash, at his
home, 410 Park Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coppell's dinner took
p ace at their home, 1923 East Fifty
sixth Street. Their guests, thirty-fve
in number, included Miss Elizabeth Lee
Dodge, Miss Barbara F. Hooker, Miss
Clara F. Workum, Miss Margaret
Phelps, Miss Sarnia Marquand, Miss
Miss Odette FEEDER, Miss Helena and
Miss Gertrude Ogden, Miss Eliza Par
ish, Miss Dorothy H. Clemens. Miss
Helen Coppeil, George Purdv Hall, Will
liam R. McAlpin, John Holmes, James
r. Lowell, John Thomas, Francis Smith,
Arthur Titus Archibald Sazory, Mere
dith B. Wood, John Lewis, Amory Nc
Kim, William Maddox, John McKernon,
Murray McComas, Lea S. Luquer, Dud-
ley H. Mills, John T. Mills jr., Law
i
Joseph Croll.
The guests at the dance numbered
about three hundred. Supper was
served at midnight.
Mrs. Edwin Martin Stout, of lit
West Fifty-eighth Street, gave
luncheon yesterday in the Pail Mall
room OF the Ritz Carlton for her debu-
tante daughter, Miss Peggy Stout. The
guests included Mrs. Carroll Vain
wright. Miss Isabella Wood, Miss Mary
Davis Landstrect, Miss Charlotte
Demorest, Mss Clara F. Workum, Miss
Cynthia Bigelow. Miss Jane Moinson,
Of Paris; Miss Katherine E. Morris,
W. Ferriday, Miss Charlotte Demorest,
Miss Marjorie Hughes, Miss Gertrude
Ogden. Miss Katherine Hyde, Miss
Mary Luke, Miss Constance Nash, Miss
Dorothy Clemens, Miss Genevieve
Cawthran, Miss Natalie Hanna, Miss
Aileen Flannery, Miss Grace Dietcrich,
Miss Ethel Hayes and Miss Katharine
Haeerty.
Mrs Stout will give dance later in
in the season for her daughter.
Mrs. Ferdinand H. Cook, Of 249 West
End Avenue, announces the engagement
Of her daughter, Miss Beatrice Valerie
Cook, to Lester Darling Egbert, son of
Professor and Mrs. James c. Egbert, of
Columbia University. Mr.. Egbert is a
graduate Of Columbia, class of 1914,
and is member Of the Zeta Psi
Fraternity. During the war he served
in France as a first lieutenant in the
22d Aero Squadron. No date has been
set for the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Agnes de Seld-
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: Joel
Shrewsbury de Selding, to William
Leicester Van Lcer, of Philadelphia,
takes place this afternoon in st.
James's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Madison Avenue and Seventy-frst
Street. The ceremony will be followed
by reception in the ballroom of the
Hotel Gotham.
Mrs. Henry 'ason Day, of 70 East
Seventy Street, gave a dance