New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
4. T. Wilson's
Entertain for
TheirDaugllter
Give Second of Sunday
Afternoon Receptions;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kountxe
Will Be Hosts Tonight
Charity Fete Tonight
80: Es:xor C.. Stewart
80 Be Introduced to So
ciesy at the Colony Club

Nr. ami Mrs. Richard r. Wilson
.r.,ra;nsd yesterday afternoon at the
...snd in the series of two Sunday
sssrnoon receptions with which they
ava marking the debut Of their daugh-
=, Miss Louise Steedman Wilson.
tie guests who assembled yesterday
- the apartment of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
,,a, at 800 Park Avenue, were not SO
,esuitsly from the members Of the
s,unrsr set SIS those who were present
!, the first reception. as yesterday the
s.autsnte was presented to the friends
4 her parents as well. Several other
.sx;rs will be given late in the season
u honor Of Miss Wilson.
dinner. theater party and
s.r,s will be the sequence Of the enter
.s;uuent provided by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman D. Kountze tonight for the
ssbut Of their daughter. Miss Eliza
Nh Kounrze. The dinner will be
rsrIton. and Will be followed by a the
s,sr party at the Music Box. After the
NAV Mr. and Mrs. hountze will take
.hsIr guests 20 the dance, At which
srs. Percy Hamilton Stewart Will be
tostess, at the Colony Club.
Mrs. Norman II. Davis will be host
sss at a luncheon to-day at her home,
q East Seventv-ninth Street, at which
sae will entertain group of the sea-
sons dehutantes to mark the debut of
her daughter, Miss Martha Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have made their
home in Washington for several years,
and as Miss Davis is student at Vas
ur. several affairs Will be given in
her honor during the Christmas holi-
dsvs. Her mother viii entertain again
for her at a reception on Tuesday, De-
eember y.
Miss Elmer Cochran Stewart will be
introduced TO society at a dinner which
will be given tonight by her mother
At the Colony Club. Miss Stewart is the
daughter % M-. and Mrs. Percy Stew
at. VINO, preceding the ball, will
entertain at their home. 903 Park Ave
sus, in honor OF their elder daughter,
Yrs. Harvey " allace Shaffer.
The arst Of the four fetes that have
hssn arranged by Mrs. William K. Van
,srbilt I'd for the benefit Of the Big
Sisters organizations will take place to-
asght at Sherry's. 500 Park Avenue.
The patronesses include Mrs. Payne
Whitney. Mrs. R. T. Wilson, Mrs Vim
ant Astor, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon,
Hrs James A. Burden, Mrs. Francis K.
Yendeton, Mrs. Edward NJ. House, Mrs.
franklin c. Hoyt, Mrs. J. Norman de
R Whitehouse, Mrs. Cornelius VAN
asrbilt. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney,
Yrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs. Peter C.
Gerry and Mrs. Robert L. Gerry
The lecture to be given by Major
vivian Gilbert. OF the British army,
viii take place this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the ballroom of the home of
Ar. and Mrs. Vincent Astor, at $40
Fifth Avenue.
Mss Louisa A Barnard will enter
ain at a luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton
en Thursday in honor OF her debutante
niece, Miss Millicent Barnard, daughter
& Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Barnard, of
ls1 East Eightieth Street.
The wedding of Mrs. Dorothy Froth-
agham Arnold, of 173 East Seven
18TH Street, and George Barnard Wag-
STAFF, of IS East Thirtieth Street, took
place Saturday afternoon at Green
slch Conn. David Wagstaff acted as
hest man, and the bride was attended
By her small sor. Cameron Arnold. On
ne return of the wedding party to
Aev York small reception was held
:. the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Nasstaff. The bride is the daughter
q Mr.. and Mrs c. Frederick Froth-
ngham, Of 62 West Fifty eighth Street,
and is member Of the Colony Club.
Mrs. Richard Stevens will close her
home, Castle Point, Hoboken, n. j., to-
morrow and come to New York for the
lemainder OF the winter. She has
laken an apartment at the Hotel Am
bassador