The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
Round of Parties
for DebutanteS
Misses Betty Barber and Cyns
thia Bigelow Among Those
introduced.

TT viii require much staying
power on the part Of debutantes
to accomplish all that has BEEN
devised Tor their entertainment this
season in the way Of luncheons, din-
ners and dances.
BY far the largest OF the Luncheon
parties thus far was that given yess
terday by Mrs. Dom Barber at the
Colony Club for her daughter, Miss
Betty Barber her guests numbering
nearly one hundred debutantes OF this
season and last. Later in the day
Miss Cynthia Bigelow was introduced
to society in the club ballroom by her
mother Mrs Ernest A. Bigelow, ana
the dance there Of last night for Miss
Elizabeth Lee Dodge daughter q
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Witherbee
Dodge, was given by her grandmothezs
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge.
The first for this season OF the
Junior Assemblies, held on Friday
night in the main ballroom suite oz
the Ritz-Carlton. was quite up to the
standard set by this organization.
Another debutante of yesterday was
Miss Mary Barbara Spencer. daughter
of Mrs. Edwards Spencer of this city
and Lenox.
Something out Of the ordinary in the
way Of luncheons viii be given nexs
Tuesday by Mrs Lewis b. Woodruff for
Miss Betty Wolcott Merchant debutanto
daughter OF Mrs. Huntington w. Mers
chant. There will be five tables. with en-
artist. entertainer or author at each
table, and an interesting programme has
been arranged. on that night Mrss
Edmund Randolph will give a dinner
and dance for her daughter. Miss ellen
Randolph. az the Ritz-Carlton. While
not q party altogether for debutantes,
many OF them Will attend the December
ball FOR the benefit of Grosvenor Neighs
borhood House. which will be held nexs
Thursday night at the Ritz-Carlton.
one OF tho largest dances Of the early
season viii be given next Friday highs
In the roof garden suite OF the WALDORF
Astoria b. Nr. and Mrs Theron r.
Strong FOR their cousin, Miss Isabella.
Wood. debutante daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George u. Wood. The dance arr
ranged for that night by Mrs. Charles
B. Alexander for her grandniece, Miss
Virginia Harrison had 10 be given up
on account Of the death OF Mrs. Burton
Harrison, Grandmother Of Miss Harris
son The latter IS n daughter OF Mn
Francis Burton Harrison, Governor OF
the PHILIPPINES.
Another debltante OF the season, Miss
Carolyn Wooisey Ferriday. VIII be in
troduced by her mother. Mrs. Henry
Keen Ferrdoy, on Friday afternoon &C.
a reception TO be held at 81 East Fiji
tieth street Miss Ferrlday is the grand-y
daughter OF tho late Mr.. and Mrs Ed-.
ward Mitchell Mrs. John V. Reynder5
OF go Park avenue viii give n receptionl
WITH dancing next saturday afternoon IN
/ the ballroom OF the Plaza 90 Introduce
her daughter Miss Clare G. Reyndere,
and that day Mrs Arson Wood Burcn-'
ard OF 81 East Sxty-fourth street WIZ
have a luncheon for Miss Jane Moinsons
I daughter 81 Or Louis Moinson Of Paris,
Who lie pnesing the winter with Mrs..
/ Burchard A few days ago Mr.. ana
/ Mrs Fairfax Stuart Landstreet sent out
/ Invitations for a dance % be given or
/ the night Of December 20 IN the oal~
room OF the Colony Club for their daugas
ter. Miss Mary Davis Landstrcet' ona
I Miss Moiusou.
/ Mr.. and Mrs william r. Woooin %
/ 1852 park avenue have sent out invt-
/ tations for a dance at the Plaza on
December 90. az which they win intro
duce their daughter, Miss Elizabeth y
| woodin. That afternoon Mrs. Thorras
! A. Cawthra Of 40 East Sixty-secone
| street Is giving q reception there With
dancing for Miss Genevieve CawthrN
and at tho Plaza on December rs Mn
and Mrs. Robert Ramsay OF $40 Psrs
avenue will give an afternoon reception
| FOR their daughter. Miss Margaret q
/ Ramsay. The following afternoon Mira
/ william Nelson wilbur All Introduce
her daughter, Miss Harriet NJ wilruA
az a tea and dance.