The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
-Four Dances and
2 Theatre Parties
for DebutanteS
Misses Locw, Sherman, de
Haven and FitZsimOns
introduced.

There were four dances. preceded by
nina dinners and tive theatre parties. for
the debutantes last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby Loew
introduced their daughter. Miss Evelyn
,Loew. at a dance in their home. 262
Madison avenue Mr. Arthur Outram
Sherman gave a theatre party for his
debutante daughter. Miss Audrey Town
send Sherman, taking his guests later
TO the Plaza for dancing. A dance Was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. William b. de
Haven for the debut OF their daughter
Miss Virginia de Haven.
The guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Loew ar
rived from large dinner parties rtven by
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt 2I, Mrs
Henry Clews. Mrs. John Sanford and
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen. The latter
dinner was for Miss Florence Ellsworth,
debutantu daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan Ellsworth, who have lived in
England several years. This dance, the
largest of the evening. was chiefly for
this years debutantes and few of the
young women who came out last year.
Miss Loew is a granddaughter of Mr.
George F. Baker.
Mr. Sherman's guests met In the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Townsend
Sherman at 1876 East Thirty-frst street
From there they went to the Empire
Theatre to see call the Doctor" Mrs
Thomas Townsend Sherman chaperoned
the party, which included Misses Eliza
S. Parish, Katharine V. V. Speyers.
Mary Van r. Cogswell, Sarah Robinson
of Hartford. Conn.s Harriet Wilbur.
Kathleen B. Crawford, Betty r. Barber.
Georgina Lawrence Wells. Margaret w.
Dawson, Elizabeth Mosle, Katharine w.
ENroy a nrtr FNGTTV
Frances Isham. Juliette Delafield Long
fellow. Mary Wistar Morris, Dorothy
Wadhams Eleanor Towne, Dora Eotch-
kiss and Eleanor Brown, and Messrs.
Duncan Read Halsted Myers, Prescott
Evarts, Arthur Terry, Gilbert Colgate,
De Courcy l.. Taylor. Essleck Sherman.
Louis Perkins. Russell Cobb. Ralph
1ngersoll. Reginald Foster, Wendell
Townsend. Ralph Brown, Granville
Smith, Haley F'iske. Stephen Lesher,
Louis Bishop, Jean j. Bertschmann,
James Maitland and Beresford Shoppe.
The dance was In the white and gold
room Of the Plaza.
The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. de
Haven in the Ritz-Carlton for their
daughter was preceded by a dinner at
their home, lis East Fifty third street.
Other dinners were given by Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Hall, Mrs. Chandler Bates,
Mrs. Charfes IL. bayne ana MISS Aue-
laide Kip Rhinelander Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bridg-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Arthur Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald L. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
W. Littleton, Jr., the Misses Marie Il,
Marche. Betty Jackson. Dorothy Post
Clapp, Mary Osgood Field, Lillian and
Betty Remsen. Margaret Reick, Betty
Jackson, Barbara Kissel Sheila Byrne,
Polly Brooks. Emily Pierson, Mary
Hardness Fagler, Dorothy Newton
Sharp Marguerite Doubleday Katharine
Hurd, Elizabeth Woodin, Katherine
Norris, Julia Brown Fincke, Harriet
Camac, Isabella Rockefeller and Martha
Ottley and Messrs. Edward Sands. W.
Trumbull Thomas, Richard Hall, An
thony Anable. Ludlow Fowler. w. r. II.
Taylor. Jr., Arson Taylor and Henry L.
Richardson.
Miss Agnes Fitzsimons made her de-
but yesterday afternoon at Il reception
given by her mother, Mrs Thomas Philip
Fitzsfnons. in the Apthorp. The recep-
ton was followed by a theatre party
and dancing in the Ritz-Carlton. Re-
oeiving with Mrs. Fitzsmons and Miss
Fitzsimons were Mrs. Robert f. Nc
Donnell, Misses Grace Stanley. Teckla
Wigand Alice McGovern, Dorothy Far
rell, Milly Cowing and Margaret Co
halan.