The New York herald., 1921-12-23
Teas, Dances and
Receptions Given
for DebutanteS
Miss Louise Barnard Enter
tains for Her Niece, Miss
Millicent Barnard.

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There were numerous entertainments
for debutantes yesterday afternoon and
one OF these was the luncheon which
Miss Louise II. Barnard gave in the
Pail Mall room of the Ritz-Calton for
nard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Barnard. The guests included Mrs.
Lewis l.. Delafield. Mrs. Clarence u.
Michalis. Mrs. Horace Barnard. Mrs.
Gilbert Darlington. the Misses Nina
Chatillon. Katharine Boston, Betty
Strong. Louise Mott Sanford. Margaret
Warrin. Jean Douglas, Mary Anderson,
Katharine Adams, Mary steers, Rose
mary Kellogg. Cecilia Kip Banks. Dor
othy Gardiner. Mildred Taylor. Jeanne
Reynal. Louise Trippe. Judith Marvin.
Julia Brokaw, Camilla Livingston, Mary
Hardness Flagler, Mary Van Rensselaer,
Cogswell, May Stoddard Yeomans, Har-
riet Paige Greene, Elizabeth Merchant.
Katharine Blackwell. Charlotte Church.
Alice Work Lawrence, Blanche Sire
beigh, Gertrude Ogden. Elizabeth Muir
ply. Mary Barbara Spencer. Elizabeth
Hyde, Dorothy Schlff, Dorothy Rose.
Kate Darlington and Margaret Flint.
Another luncheon of yesterday after
noon was given in the ballroom OF the
Amba assador by Mrs. w. Trustow Hyde
for her debutante daughter, Miss Bea
trice j. Hyde. Among the guests were
Misses Beatrice Bayne, Margaret Schnie-
wind. Leila Baldwin. Dorothy Morrill,.
Thekla Wigand, Barbara Whitmore,
Hayes Blake. Ann Phelps, Margaret
Clark MacMillin. Anne Burr. Adelaide
Hooker Susan Gibney, Anita Damrosch,
Mary Burchell. Evelyn Dupree. May
Parsons, Diana Dalziel, Margaret
Thompson. Alice Bowker, Isabelle Craig.
Janavince kerens. Elisabeth Sturgis
Martha Sykes, Katherine. Hyde. Peggy
Stout. Constance Hatch Banks and
Kathleen G. Metcalf.
Party for Miss Barclay.
Later in the afternoon the Ambas-
sador ball room was filled with de-
butantes and young men who were in
vited to tea and dance given by Mrs.
Barclay Ulman for her debutante niece,
Miss Rosalie Paul Barclay. Among the
guests were Misses Margaret Gilbert,
Julia Fincke, Leona Hurd Emily Bill
lings. Mildred and Marjorie Taylor,
Mary Paul Noyes, Elinor c. Stuart.
Ruth Baldwin. Elizabeth Bleecker
Keyes. Betty Merchant, Alice Lee Mil
Ter, Emily O'Neill Davis, Blanche and
Barbara Strebeigh and Helen Trevor;
Messrs. Eugene Reynal. A. Coster
| Schermerhorn, Marsden Gambler,
Charles G. Shaw, A. Newbold Morris,
Frederic Cromwell. Henry G. Trevor,
Jr.; Albert Van Zandt, William B. Potts.
Jr., James w. G. Herring, Waller Watson
Stokes, Jr, William L. and Anthony L.
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| introduce in New York her only daugh-
ter. Miss Audrey Barclay Ulman. who
now is at boarding school in Paris.
| Mrs. Hall Park Mccullough held
reception yesterday afternoon for her
| daughter, Miss Edith Clark Mccullough,
who was formally introduced to society
| early I'm November at a dance which her
mother gave in the ball room of the
Cosmopolitan Club. Receiving with Mrs.
| Mccullough and her daughter were
Misses Kathleen Beale Crawford, Lucy
| Hunt, Katharine Sharpe, Ethel Girls
| void Tefft and Katherine Perry.
Miss Thompson Introduced.
Mrs. Henry soffc Thompson of 1s2
West Fifty-eighth street gave a recep-
ton there yesterday afternoon to in
! troduce her second daughter. Miss Adele
Thompson. and receiving with them were
| the Misses Dorthy Thompson, Hayes
| Blake. Margaret Clark Mac Millin. Isa-
belle Craig. Beatrice Bayne, Ann Phelps
and Eliza beth Armstrong. After the re-
! ception there was an informal dinner
and later some young friends of the de-
butante came for dance.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Banks will give
| n reception this afternoon at 1856 Park
avenue to introduce their daughters,
Misses Cecilia Kip Banks and Constance
Hatch Banks.
| A reception will be given In the new
ballroom of the Plaza this afternoon by
DR.. and Mrs. Edward L. Keyes, Jr.. TO
introduce their daughter. Miss Emily
Keyes.
Mrs. Winchester Noyes will give tea
| this afternoon at As East Sixty-second
street for her daughter, Miss Mary Paul
| Noyes.
Mrs. Edward Sioginan will give
luncheon to-day at the Ritz-Carlton for
her daughter. Miss Virginia Sieglnan.
Mrs. Mlnturn Pinchot of East
Eighty-hrst street, will give D. small
dance tonight for the Misses Maud
Cabot and Florence Lockwood, de-
butantcs.
The nrst of the Holiday Dances, of
which Mrs. w. r. X. Taylor IN chair
man. will be held tonight at the Plaza.
These dances are for young people at
home from school for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Hamilton Tyng
of las East Sixty-nfth street will give
n dinner on the night OF December 81
| for her niece, Miss Lucy Hunt, after
wards taking their guests to Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Prcntice's dance at the
| Ritz-Carlton.