New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

of the dances for years to come.
The committee now includes Mrs
Richard c. Colt, Mrs. Walter Phelps
Eliss. Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs Murray
Witherbee Dodge, Mrs. Francis H.
Cabot, Mrs. Walter B. James, Mrs.
James George King, Mrs. Herbert L.
Pratt, Mrs. Herbert Livingston Satter-
lee and Mrs. John H. Prentice.
The subscribers include Mmes,
Stewart Barney, Harry R. Baltz. A.
Russell Peabody, Johnston Livingston.
Theodore H. Price, Henry L. Batterman,
William Gibson Borland, Henry Col
we'll Beadleston, Edmund Randolph,
Eugene Sugny Reynal, Irving Brokaw,
J. Arthur Brooks, Percy A. Rockefeller,
j. Gamble Rogers, James Brown, James
Abercrombie Burden, John Barry
Ryan, Dean Sage, Henry Gansevoort
Sanford, William H. Burr, Charles n
Cogswell, Arthur Coppell. John San
ford, William NJ. Seabury, James B.
Clemens, Gordon Crawford, Lincoln
Cromwell, George f. Dadmun, J. Rich
Steers, Robert i. Stevens, Walter Dam
rosch, Frederick Martin Davies, NJ. AL
len Starr, Percy Hamilton Stewart,
Clarence B. Sturges and Henry Cotheal
Swords
Also Mines. G. Howard Dawson, Nell
| son M. Deming, Lewis S. Thompson,
John II. Towne, Charles de Rham, n.
Casimir de Rham, Phillips BThomp-
Benjamin c. Fincke, Rector K Fox,
Arthur w. Francis, George c. Fraser,
Virgil P. Gibney. r. Norton Goddard,
| George de Boketon Greene. John
Henry Hammond, William H. K. Tay-
lor, Thornton F. Turner. Louis Waet-
jen, Elon Huntington Hooker. John
Sherman Hoyt, J. Horace Harding.
Walker D. Hines, Seth B. Hunt, George
A. Hurd. Edward S: Isham, Harry
Payne Whitney, Herman D. Kountze,
Fairfax Stuart Landstreet W. Boadby
Loew, Howard F. Whitney, Horace An
.drews, Benjamin W. Morris, Hugk d.
Auchincloss, Lewis Rutherford Morris.
Joseph Clark Baldwin jr, Daniel E.
Moran, William Barton Baldwin. A.
Henry Mosle. ]. Archibald Murray.
w. Ogden, Edward Goldman Parish.
Thomas B. Yuillc, Frederick w. Long
fellow, M. l. Lockwood, Graham Lusk,
V. Everit Macy, Allan Vanguard, Hall
Park Mccullough. Henry E. Mccker
and Huntington P. Merchant.
The names of several men who have
'debutante daughters also apear on the
Coombe, George Doubleday. Clarence
H. Mackay and E. Harry Simmons.
Among the other entertainments Of
the week for the debutantes is lunch
con which Mrs. Gordon Crawford and
Miss Kathleen Crawford will give to-
morrow for Miss Clarissa de Rham.
On Tuesday Miss Margaret Hennessy,
of 9O3 Park Avenue, will give a lunch
| for Miss MC(1nnr tho
i butante daughter of Mrs. James Henry
McCoon, while on Saturday Mrs. Percy
| II. Stewart of 903 Park Avenue, will
give a dance at the Ritz-Carlton for
her daughter, Miss Elinor Stewart.
Miss Elizabeth Cochran Carrere.
daughter Of Mrs. l.. Sidney Carrere, Of
507 Madison Avenue, will be married to
William Warren Barbour on Thursday
afternoon in st. James's Church. Her
sister, Mrs. Maynard Dickinson, will be
her matron of honor, and the other at
tendants will be another sister. Mrs.
Frederick K. Barbour; Mrs. lie Roy
Jones. Mrs. Reginald Roland, Miss
Dorothea Just, Miss Beatrice Wilson
and Miss Mary Warren. Mary Barbour
will be the flower girl.
Robert Barbour will serve as his
brothers. best man, and the ushers will
!
also brothers of the bridegroom; Pres
colt Gardner, Rufus Finch, Louis Sar-
gent and Douglas Green.
The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Frederick K. Barbour, IL
West Fiftythird Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Blood will
sail for Bermuda December 8. They
will be guests there of Mr.. and Mrs,
Laurence W. Grant. Mr. and Mrs.
Blood will return to New York at the
end of January and will sail for Eu-
rope on February a. They will visit
the Orient and return by way of Paris
and London in April.
Miss Eleanor Carter Wood, daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs. Francis Carter Wood,
of the Wyoming. Seventh Avenue and
Fifty-fifth Street, will be introduced
to society at a reception which will
be given for her by her mother, at
their home on Tuesday afternoon. De-
cember 81. Miss Woods grandmother.
Mrs. Charles A. Sterling, will assist
in receiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Reynal and
| the If debutante daughter, Miss Natha-
lie F. Reynal, will leave town on De-
cember l for Aiken. Miss Reynal, who
has appeared at most of the affairs
given for the young people since the
season opened, is in poor health, and
on that account the family is going
Sopth.