New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Society Creets
u Debutantes
At Tuxedo Park
rb;rtieth Annual Autumnal
Ball at Old Club Pre-
ceded by Tea and Dinner;
Another Dance Tonight
decorations Win Praise
leaves and Wild Flowers
as Well as Greenhouse
Blooms Used Artistically
soeciaI Dispasea to The Tribune

TUXEDO PARK, N. Y. Oct. cs.-So~
,;etv gathered here tonight for the
.b;rt;eth annual autumn ball at the
ols Club. the main event Of the fall
season, at which twenty-seven debu-
,,n.es made their appearance. To-mor-
,aw night there will be dance at the
srsll Club. Halloween festivities this
year have attracted more attention
than ever
Among the debutantes who are max
;rc their bow to society who we're
,ressnt were Miss Marion de Rahm,
dsughter Of Mrs. H. Casimir de Rahm,
n Tuxedo Park. who is the only
ssbutante from Tuxedo this year; Miss
rl.rice de Rahm, Miss Felicia Fisk,
Miss Beatrice Batterman, Miss Jeanne
p.yusl, Miss Alice Beadleston, Miss
Ezra Some, Miss Harriet McKim, Miss
Virginia Ryan, Miss Nina Higginson,
Miss Katherine Bunting, Miss Leila
Baldwin, Miss Helen Trevor, Miss
Olivia Thompson, Miss Ellin Mackay,
Mss Mary Field, Miss Charlotte Have
meyer, Miss Emily Fordyce Dodge,
Miss Emily Davies, Miss Mary Steers,
Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Sheila
Byrne. Miss Beatrice Byrne. Miss Ma
tida Coster, Miss Evelyn Loew. Miss
Betty Barber and Miss Latine Bliss.
eiyen hy Mrs. Frank Browne Keech at
tftN RI ht1{ MI
In the evening Mrs. H. Casimir de
gahm gave & dinner to the debutant~s
which was attended by more than one
hundred and fifty young people.
For the autumn dance the Old Club
ballroom was beautifully adorned. The
aecorations consisted of autumn leaves
and wild flowers collected from the
park and chrysanthemums and other
flowers from private greenhouses. This
ballroom originally was designed to
represent the interior of a Turkish
tent. The artistic arrangement of the
decorations caused unusual comment,
and the committee having charge was
highly commended.
The ball committee consisted of Mrs.
Frank Browne Keech, chairman: Mrs.
Anson McCook Beard, Mrs. Charles
Reed, Mrs. George Henry Warren jr.,
Griswold Lorillard, Henry Lansing Nc
Vickar and George B. St. George.
Among those who attended were Mrs.
Jose Aymar, Alexander Hahben, George
Dsdmun, Miss Lydia Dadmun, Mrs. E.
R. Adee, ". 7. Adee, Craig J. Biddle
jr.,J. Russell Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Barnwell, Mr. and Mrs. Musgrave Hyde,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy w. Baldwin, Mrs.
W. whitewright Watson, Gould Jen-
uings, Julian Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els B. Bradley, E. L. Burrill jr., John
B. Clark, Alan Hartman, Harry c..
Cushing Sd, Mr.. and Mrs. David Wag-
staff, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rossiter Belts,
" Rossiter Belts jr., Miss Marguerite
Doubleday, James Thompson, Miss
olivia Thompson, Major and Mrs. Gar
ard Conlia, Miss Butting. c. K. Clin-
i ION, Henry NJ. Polhemus, Richard Della
isd, Miss Katherine Beale. Robert
Gilmore, Miss Irene Price, Count A..
Orlosski, Major Pierre Lorillard jr., Mr..
md Mrs. G. G. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. McVickar and Colonel and
Yrs. Frank Browne Keech.
Numerous private dinners we're given.
Mss Annette Tilford gave dinner to
members of the younger set
On Sunday golf tournament will be
isld and Mrs. Frank Browne Keech will
give luncheon for $50 of her friends.