New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Junior Dance
AT Ritz-Carlton
Draw 5 Society
Most Brilliant Affair of
Winter Is Attended by
Virtually All of the
Seaso Debutantes
Many Dinners Are Given
Mrs. Jacques Cartier Enter
tains at Colony Club: Mrs.
Aucllincloss a Hostess

The elimination of gay week
crowded with lunchecns, dinners and
dances in honor Of The various debu-
s,nees wss the Junior Assembly Dance
last night in the grand ballroom suite
~ the Ritz~Carlton. 1t was the most
brilliant dance Of the winter and was
ATTENDED BY virtually all of the sea-
xan's debutantes. With the exception
If Mrs. Richard c. Colt, who because
of being in mourning was not present,
fhe members of the permanent COM
uittee received the guests. The COM
mittee included Mrs. Waiter Phelps
Bliss, Mrs James Byrne, Mrs. Murray
Witherbee Dodge. Mrs. Francis H.
Cabot. Mrs. Walter B. James, Mrs.
James George King, Mrs. Herbert l..
Pratt, Mrs. Herbert Livingston Satter-
lee and Mrs. John II. Prentice.
Preceding the dance were number
Of large dinners, among them being
that given by Mrs. Jacques Cartier,
who entertained at the Colony Club
sor her daughter, Miss Dorothy Gardi-
ner, and Miss Juliette D. Longfellow,
daughter OF MIR and Mrs. Frederick W.
LongfeIlow.
The guests were Miss Dorothy
Moran. Miss Frances Isham, Miss
Georgina E. Wells, Miss Mary e. Mar
cuand. NJ Livingston Delafeld I'd,
theodore Spencer, Morgan Lott,
Thomas Roberts and Harvey Collins.
Another hostess was Mrs. George de
Boketon Greene, who entertained
twenty-three guests at dinner at her
home, 2l East Seventy seventh Street,
in honor OF ner daughter, Miss Harriet
Paige Greene. In the party were Miss
Elizabeth Brooks, Miss Elizabeth
Swords, Miss Mary Steers, Miss Helen
Hines, Miss Sylvia Goddard, Miss
Caroline Whitney, Miss Eleanor Pea
BODY and Miss Rosemary Baltz; Doug
las Campbell. Howard Sherwood, John
Elliott, Wolcott NJ. Warner, j. Rich
Steers jr., c. Columb IS Baldwin jr.,
Lieuteuant Wolcott Jackson, Robert
Shsw. Robert L. Duane, John Crosby
Brown I'd, Stewart c. Bowers, Louis P.
Bayaru II. and Frank Waters
Mrs Hugh D. Auchincloss gave
dinner at her house. SO East Sixty
seventh Street, for Miss Phyllis and
Miss Priscilla Baldwin, the debutante
twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Clark Baldwin, who returned from
Europe recently The guests, thirty
four in numbe-, included Miss Fordyce
Dodge. Miss Annie Burr Auchincloss,
Miss Dolly Sage, Ludlow Lanman,
Frederic Lincoln, Prentice Talmadge,
Robert McKim, Hugh D. Auchincloss,
John Hinckes and Howell Van Gobig.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman c. Fleitmann
entertained at dinner al their home,
os9 East Sixty-first Street, for their
niece. Miss Josefa Watjen. and after
ward took their guests to the dance.
In the party were Miss Katherine
Watjen, Miss Paula Seidenburg, Miss
Lucy Hunt, Miss Dorothy Acheis, Miss
Edith Mccullough, Miss Katherine
Bright, Miss Harriet Simmons, Miss
Elizabeth Mosle, Miss Natica Sturges,
Miss Sybil Carpenter, Edward Brooks,
Lea S. Luquer. Thomas Lord, Clinton
Gray, Sheldon Coleman. John Lewis,
Charles Wight, Gardiner Day, Arthur
Parish, Burnell Lockwood, Keyes Ay-
kins, Frederick Franklin, Delafield Du
Bois, George Appleton and George
Brewer.
Mrs Delaney Nicoll was hostess at
q dinner last night given in honor Of
her cousin, Miss Peggy Leigh, daugh-
ter Of the Hon. Roland Leigh, of Eng
land. The following guests were pres
ent: Miss Emily Billings, Miss Julia