The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-23
500 OF YOUNG SET DANCE AT
DOUBLE DEBUTANTE PARTY
Misses Julia b. Fincke and
Dorothy d. Brown introduced
Other Social Events.

ana MIR. ana MIS-. James All. broWi.
They are granddaughters Of Mrs. Wal
dron Post Brown. The dance, which
brought together fully five hundred
guests, mostly of the young set. was
preceded by a dinner given by their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wright
Brown.
At the dinner there were, in addition
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fincke and Mr.. and
Mrs Brown, Misses Eleanor and kath-
arine Hurd, Suzanne du Vivier, Eliza
beth Carey, Gertrude ogden. Geraldine
Thompson and Felicia Fisk. and Messrs.
Andrew " Stout, Jr.. Theodore Romano.
John MacDuffie I'd. Joseph Groll, Clifford
Miller, Arthur Leary. John Meeker.
George Baldwin. Walter Chappell and
Lionel Head. This dance had the nov
city of floor committee that included
Messrs. John c. Borden, william Har-
man Brown, Clifford Brokaw. Richard
Hartshorne, Jr. /; Robert McKim. William
r. X Taylor, If. Robert Scott and An
thony McKim.
Dance for Miss Katharine Francis.
A dance of equal size was given in the
Colony Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wheeler Francis of 119 East Fifty-sixth
street to introduce their daughter, Miss
Katharine w. Francis. In this instance
the dinner preceding the event was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
i'm their home, 80 East Sixty-ninth street.
There the party included, in addition to
Mr.. and Mrs Francis and the debutante,
the Misses Eliza s. Parish, Georgina L.
Wells. Elizabeth Lee Dodge, Catherine
Adams of Boston, Elizabeth Mosle,
Marion Taylor. Annie Budd Auchincloss,
Helen Phelps Hoyt, Margaret W. Davi-
po rt,a ~.
street, Katharine G. Rogers, Laura Har-
ding and Barbara Hooker, and Messrs.
David H. McAlpin, Jr.; Brewster Jen-
nings, s. Page Francis. William II.
Hardness. George Il. Brewer, Jr; John
Jay Schieffelin, Coster Schermerhorn,
Reginald Coombe, Lawrence Francklyn,
Harrison McMichael. Dexter Hawkins,
Knight Wooley, Garrison Norton. ]. Nell
son borland I'd, James A. McCrea, Jr. !:
Ralph King. Donald Blagden, John Bor-
den and Bradhurst Field
Additional guests at tho dance for Miss
FRANCIS included Mr. and Mrs. Robert
titus. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
Dit, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. William p. r.
PRESTON. Misses Emily and Sally Ander-
son. Betty Thompson, Elizabeth Meeker,
FRANCES Isham, Louise Hardness. Susan
-. Coppell, Ray Buckley, Phyllis Batchel-
Ter, Dorothy Newton Sharp, Eleanor
Towne, Ellen and Nancy Jay, Geraldine
McAlpin. Virginia Fox, Jullette d. Long
fellow. Kathleen p. Crawford, Molly
van X. Coggswell. Louise V. SchieffelIn,
Marion Hoffman. Audrey r. Sherman.
olive Gewtrey. Catharine waetjen. Con-
stance Nash. Clara It. Workun. Katha-
rlne Hendrick Terry. Grace Vanderbilt.
Harriet Pratt and Katherine Van Ingen.
and Messrs. Frederic R. Ceudert. Jr.
David Todd Buckley. Church Peters.
Herbert l.. Pratt. Jr.; Francis Taylor.
Barlow Read. Quincy Cabot, William
Ewing. Alexander c. Neave, Frederic
Cromwell. Minturn Sedgwick, William d.
Stevens. Joseph C. Baldwin Sd, Henry
s. Morgan and Frank NJ. Gould.
Most OF the guests of the two dances
had been invited to each. and they kept
the private automobile and taxicab SER
vices busy taking them from one party
10 the other.
Holiday Dance for Juniors.
The girls who will not become debu-
tantes for year or more and young
men home from college for the holidays
also had party last night with the
first of the holiday dances In the Plaza
under the patronage OF Mines. william
r.. X. Taylor. Dom Barber. J. Prentice
Kellogg. Henry Beadleston, A. Henry
Mosle. Howard G. Brokaw. Edward T..
Smith, b. Ogden Chisholm, Edward c.
Parish, Lewis Il. Gawtry. j. Rich Steers,
II. Norton Goddard, Lindsey Tappin and
John III. Iselin.
Yesterday there were four luncheons
for debutantes. In the Colony Club
Mrs. Edwin Campbell and Mrs. Hunt
ington W. Merchant had n luncheon
for the latter's daughter. Miss Betty
Wolcott Merchant. The guests included
Misses Mary Cameron, Emily Sloane
Hammond. Olive Cavity. Harriet Will
bur, Eleanor Z. r. Peabody. Mary
Stevens. Louise v. Schieffelin. Barbara
II. Hooker, Juliette d. Longfellow, Carol
Whitley. Sylvia Conway. wanden
Mathews. Catherine Waetjen. Isabella
Wood. Clare Reynders. Audrey Towns
end Sherman. Helen l.. s. Trevor.
Caroline w. Ferriday and Julia Shearer.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer of II West Six
teenth street had q luncheon for her
niece, Miss Mary Barbara Spencer.
other guests were Misses Dorothy New
ton Sharp, Lillian l.. Remsen. Elsie Par
sons, Sarnia Marquand. Margaret o.
Flint, Eleanor Landon. Harriet Camac,
Katharine Sharpe and Dorothy Maupin.
Another luncheon was given by Mrs.
Philip G. Sawyer at 12s West FIFTY
ninth street for her debutante daughter.
Miss Eleanor Sawyer. The other guests
were Misses Helen Hagen, Carmen NJ.
whitman, Katharine Strauss. Joan Rey-
nal, Betty Barber. Katharine Starr,
Aileen Webster. Ruth Spafford and
Mary Martin. After luncheon Mrs.
Sawyer took her guests to the Park
Theatre to see Dab"
Mrs. William Constable OF II West
Forty-eighth street had q luncheon for
her grandniece, Miss Ethel Chard.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton N.
Chard Of Albany. who are passing the
winter with her mother. Mrs. Sackett
NJ. Barclay, at 10 West Fifty-third
street. Among tho guests were Misses
susan Bowers Coppell, Louise Morris.
Lucy Byrd, Caroline Prentice, Julia
Brown Fincke, Marion hoffman, LIS
penard seabury. Frances Mead, ELIZA
beth Gardner and Mary Hcne. On the
afternoon of December - Mrs. Cnaro
will hold a. reception at 10 West FIFTY
third street TO introduce her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Warrin nave ar
ranged a theatre party, followed by sup
per and dancing In the Ritz-Carlton to-
night, for their daughter. Miss Margaret
Warrln.
Mrs, James r. Lee OF SEQ west End
avenue will give an afternoon dance to-
dav In the ritz Carlton for her daughter,
Miss Marian Lee. who still Is IN schooi
and will not come out for two years.
Mrs. Lee and her daughter VIII start
Sunday for Cuba, TO be absent TWO
weeks.
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