The New York herald., 1921-12-17
Miss Shieid Burden
Makes Her Debut at
Evening Reception
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Burden Among
Others introduced.

Ar. and Mira JArnss AbercromDls Bur
aan gave a reception last night az their
hcrns. Fast Ninoty-firss street. 60 In
trcdsce 10 society their daughter suss
Sf.ieia Burden The dcbutanto is a
granddaughter Of Mira Henry Waite and
Of the late AZ. and AIRS. James A.
Rsrdcn and a grnat-grancaaughter OF
the late Richard Irwin. ST.. banker. ana
of the late wullsm "A. VAN eTblit
Mrs Burden and her dsua atcr received
their guests. who went from various
dinners. the thcater and opera Tho
party made an agreeable change from
the customary Afternoon tea. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burden win give a dance Tor tteir
daughter January z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Wood Burchard
gave a thenter party hast night for Miss
Barbara Brokav. debutante daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Irving Brolxaw. Their guests
were taken 20 the Globe Theatre 20 see
Good Morning Dearie." where they were
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus w.
Miller. In the party were the Misses
Alice Lee Beadleston, Emily O'Neil Da-
vjes. Beatrice Batternan. Emily Fordyco
Dodge. Eliin MaclSay. Marion de Rharn.
Virginia Ryan. Joan Whitney. Margaret
Schniewind. Margaret Bacon Gilbert and
Matilda Coster.
Messrs. Thomas Bancroft, John c.
Borden. Clifford v. Broltaw, Jr.. Henry
Clews Sd, w. Butler Duncan. Jr.. Leslie
Kountze, John Morris. Robert Scott
Lewis Gordon Norrie, A. Newbold Nor
fis, Clarence wheelwrfght, Gerald War.
burg. Clarence Mattel and Theodore
Roniaine. After the play all went 70
Miss Grace Fields club for supper and
dancing.
Another incident OF last night was a
Ginner party by Mrs De Lancey NicoIi
at 20 East Thirty-ninth street for her
Young cousin. Miss Peggy Leigh. daugn-
ter oS the Hon. and Mrs. Rowland Leigh
Of England. The other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund S. Twining, Jr.. Mrs.
Anne Churchill Coleman OF Philadelphia.
Miss Julia Davis, daughter of the former
american Ambassador TO the Court of
St. James's and Mrs. John w. Davis,
Misses Adele Sloane Hammond. Dorothy
Newton Sharp, Susan Bowers Coppell.
Margaret w. Dawson and Lydia Il
Dadmun.
After dinner Mrs Nicoll took her
guests to the weekly Bachelors Dance i'm
the Vanderbilt for slipper. Additional
guests were Messrs Ohio Gushing and
Heyward Cutting. Miss Leigh will leave
New York to-day to visit relatives in
Savannah, Ga.
.hfS. NiilCSHI AeTtnS Oh 700 FdrK ave-
nue gave luncheon in the Plaza yes
terday for her debutante daughter, Miss
Tanavince Kerens and other debutantes.
Miss Kerens Is granddaughter of the
late Richard c. Kerens, at one time
american Ambassador to Austria-Hun-
gary.
Mrs. Luther Kountze will give a din
ier at East F'ifty-seventh street Christ
fnas eve for her grandniece, Miss Eliza
beth Kountze, debutante daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman d. Kountze.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marston Sea-
bury will hold a reception this afternoon
Mt 20 West Ninth street to introduce
their daughter, Miss Lispenard Seabury.
Mrs. Horace Bowker of Hewlett, L. T.,
VIII give luncheon to-day at the Colony
Club for her daughter. Miss Alice Bow
ker, who was formally introduced TO
society in Boston last October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing G. Holden win
give u reception with dancing this after
noon at the Plaza to introduce Miss
Edith Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs, Horace Barnard win
give reception this afternoon at 1G7
East Eightieth street for their daughter
Miss Millicent Barnard.