The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Debutante Dance
for Miss Taylor
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Taylor to Be introduced
Other Events.

y q short time, just a matter OF
fortnight. Lent will begin and de-
butantes of this unusually busy
season will have a chance to rest on
their laurels. They perhaps will well
come n cessation from the round Of
entertainments that have been test
of their staying powers. 1t is difficult
to subdue the spirit of youth, and
while there may not be such surfeit
of good things in store there will be
something to arrest the attention by
way of entertainments for charitable
purposes.
The one private dance of this week
will be given on Saturday night by
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Taylor for their
debutante daughter Miss Marion Tay
lor. 1t will be held at 701 Park ave-
nue.. the house Mr.. and Mrs Taylor
have taken for the season.
A week from tomorrow night there
will be held in the ballroom of the
Cosmopolitan Club the second for this
season of tho Coffee Dances. which
were organized for married persons
and some of the young women of So
ciety who are not of the debutante
element. These dances. which are
given by subscription are most in
formal and follow dinner parties.
OF the other subscription events there
T.tts al tfafl
Dances ON the night Of January 80.
which again will bring together the girls
who are not TO be introduced 10 society
for q few years and some OF the young
men who will be at home for the end
OF the week from preparatory schools
Tho last for this season OF the Junior
Assemblies is set for the night of Feb
ruary 4, and Il will be held at the Ritz
Carlton. In addition to these subscrip-
ton dances there will be the, numerous
dances for charitable institutions. These
will depend largely on the younger ele-
ment OF society for success.
Only few weddings will take place be-
fore the Leuten son. The marriage
OF Miss Ruth Merritt Gaynor, youngest
daughter OF the late William j. Gaynor
ono time Mayor OF New York. and Mrs
Gaynor. to Mr. John Townshend Rem
nard. a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John elf
ford Rennard. will be celebrated to-mor'
row afternoon IN the chantry OF st
Thomas's Church. a small reception
will be held by the brides mother In
the ballroom Of the Gotham. Miss Gay
nor will enter the chantry with heI
brother. Mr. Rufus Gaynor, and she VIII
have but one bridal attendant. her sis
ter Mrs. whitney Kcrnochan.
Mr.. Henry Rogers Benjamin, brother
in-law of the bridegroom. will serve as
best man. and the ushers VIII be MossrS
Whitney Kcrnochan. Norman Gaynor
another brother Of the bride Robert
Banks. Joseph c. Rcnnard. brother oi
the bridegroom. and John Bioodgood
Mr. Rennard and his bride after ihei'
wedding trip will live in Worcester
Mass.
Miss Constance Cleveland Robertson
daughter Of Mr.. william G. Robersot
OF 125 East Fifty-seventh street, will be
married to Mr.. Hayward Cutting. only
son OF the late Henri Mason Cutting, or
February q In Grace Church. Detail
Tor the wedding have not been settled
but the ceremony. which will be per
formed by the Rev. DR. Charles l.. Stat
terry. will he witnessed by a sm'l
gathering The reception TO follow a.
ia East Fifty-fourth street. the hom'
OF Mr. and Mrs Bayard Dominick. Jr.
will bo for relatives and few intimate
friends Mr.. Cutting and his bride viii
go TO the Far East soon after the wed
ding.
The last for this season Of Mr.
Bagby's Musical Mornings will be hel'
tomorrow in the ballroom OF the Wal
dorf- Astoria