The New York herald., 1921-12-24
RECEPTION, LUNCHEONS AND
DANCE FOR SIX DEBUTANTES
Miss Mary Paul NOyes Is Intro
duced at Party Given by
Her Mother.

Each day of the holiday season finds
the detutaates well occupied with spe-
cial entertainments in their honor, and
yesterday and last night there were four
parties for six young women just enter
irg society.
Mrs. Minturn Pinchot gave a dance
last night at her home. 0 East Eighty
first street, for Miss Maud Cabot,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hig-
ginson Cabot. and also for Miss Flor
ence Lockwood, daughter of Mrs. NJ. /.
Lockwood, debutantes of the winter. The
guests were two hundred debutantes or
the season and older friends of the
hostess Mr.. George #. Bonner, grand
father of the Misses Cabot and Lock-
wood, will give a dance for them next
wednesday night at the Colony Club.
luncheon was given yesterday by
Mrs. Edward Siegman In the Pail Mall
room of the Ritz Carlton, to introduce
her daughter. Miss Virginia Siegman,
the guests numbering fifty. Among
them were Misses Mary Jay Scheffelin,
Susan Bowers Coppell, Dolores Carriilo
de Albornoz. Marguerite Jurgensen,
Marjorie Hughes, Ann Elizabeth Kauf-
man, Louise Trippe. Jean Douglas. Mary
Dickson. Camilla Livingston. Genevieve
Cawthra, Millicent Barnard, Katherine
'. Adams, Frances Mackenzie. Charlotte
Church. Mary Anderson, Alice Bowker,
Janavince kerens. Gladys Wilkes, Helen
Wardlow. Elizabeth Strong, Dorothy
Rose. Mary Moore. Rosemary Kellogg,
Beatrice Hyde, May Parsons. Betty
Wolcott Merchant, May Stoddard Yeo-
mans. Dorothy Morrill,, Margaret b. Gill
bert, Ethel Schmelzel. Anne Burr, Ellen
Evans, Dorothy Kidd. Grace Cuyler.
Blanche Etrebeigh and Sally Peters.
Later In the season Mrs. Siegman will
give dance for her daughter. who
recently returned here from a lengthy
stay In Europe.
The Misses Banks Introduced.
The Misses Cecilia Kip Banks and
Constance Hatch Banks daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Banks were in
tIoduced to society yesterday afternoon
81 a reception given by their parents at
1855 Park avenue. Mrs. Joseph Ferris
Simmons and Mrs. Dudley F. Phelps
were at the tea table, and among those
receiving with the debutantes were
Misses Muriel Hatch, their cousin: Mary
Osgood Field. Martha Ottley. Barbara
Whitmore. Julia Finckc. Edith Smed-
burg, Betty Wolcott Merchant, Frances
Drury. Beatrice Bayne. Dorothy Brown
and Kathleen Metcalf After the recep-
ton there was a dinner for the receiv-
ing party and later Mr.. and Mrs. Banks
took their guests to a dance
Another reception of yesterday after
noon was given by Mrs. Winchester
Noyes at 45 East Sixty-second street for
her daughter Miss Mary Paul Noyes.
a debutante. for whom Mrs. Noyes gave
a large luncheon party last month.
Misses Louise 'Lusk. Katharine Starr.
Margaret Bacon Gilbert and Katrina
Van Dyke, the last mentioned Of Prince
ton. received with Miss Noyes and her
mother.
The first for this season of the holi-
day dances, one of series of three for
girls of the school age who are rot yet
out in society. was held last night In
the new ballroom of the Plaza. The
dance of last night was the intermedi-
ary dance of the subscription and none
of the girls was past sixteen. Their
partners in the dance were boys who
are at home from schools for the an
nual recess. Supper was served at small
ia bles.
Mrs w. f. X. Taylor is chairman of
the dances and receiving last night were
Mines. A. Henry Mosle. Dom Barber.
Lindslcy Tappin. Adrian V. s. Lambert,
Henry l. Riker. Marshall j. Dodge and
J. Prentice Kellogg. The senior dance