New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Many Entertainments Are
Arranged for Debutantes


Many Entertainments Are
Arranged for Debutantes
Among the entertainments arranged
for the week in honor of the debu-
tantes is luncheon on Tuesday for
Miss Mary Paul Noyes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Winchester Noyes, at the
Ritz-Carlton. Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes will
give dance for their daughter on De-
cember % at their house, As East Sixty
second Street.
On Wednesday Mrs. Seth Bliss Hunt
will give a dinner for her debutante
daughter, Miss Lucy Hunt, for whom a
large luncheon was given at the Colony
Club on Friday. Afterward Mrs. Hunt
will take her guests to the dance which
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harry Douglas are
giving at the Ritz-Carlton for their
debutante daughter, Miss Jean Doug
las, who graduated last spring from
Miss Spenfe's School. Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas will give dinner before the
dance.
Mrs. Jacn nues Cartier gives recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon at the Col
ony Club for her daughter by former
marriage, Miss Dorothy Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt
vii! give a dance Wednesday night at
the Colony Club for Miss Helen Phelps
Hoyt, through the courtesy of Mrs.
Stokes Halkett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Adams, of
Lawrence, L. l., will give q dinner and
dance at the Rockaway Hunting Club
Wednesday evening to introduce their
daughter, Miss Katherine Adams; also
to meet Miss Marion Fenno, of Boston.
reception will be held at their home,
Oak Lodge, Ocean Avenue, Thanksgiy-
ing Day, from to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Barclay will
introduce their daughter, Miss Rosalie
Barclay, at dance on Friday night at
the Short Hills Club. Several dinners
Will be given before the dance and
cut to the club.
Mrs. George Dallas Yeomans gives
luncheon on Friday at her home, 2 East
Eghty-sxth Street, for her debutante
daughter, Miss May Stoddard Yeo-
mans; She will give dance on Satur-
day. December 81, for her daughter.
Mrs. S. Osgood Pell will give dance
a. Sherry's Friday night for her niece,
MISS Catherine W. Dews, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. Howard Dews.
Mrs. Nathaniel ". Reyna1 will bring
out Der daughter, Miss Nathalie Rey-
nal, at tea on November &c, to be
Club.
Mrs. David Banks will introduce her
uaughters, Miss Cecilia Kip Banks and
MISS Constance Hatch Banks, at re-
Sneption on Friday, December 20, at 1855
sark s'k Avenue. The Misses Banks are
uI ulrect descendants of Heinrich Kip,
VINO VINO settled here in 1886, when New
Msk rork was known as New Amsterdam.
uheir grandfather, Roswell Hatch, is
p". Due Oldest member Of the New York
tl ual association, having Joined when
sna1 organization was founded in 1869.
MIS-. John Henry Hammond will give
uinner dance on December 21, at
in. ~. nome, East Ninety-fr Street, to
ASa,"a ASsl,1a9ee 9 her second daughter, Miss
"oeie Sloane Hammond.
v;m mf. and Mrs. William Truslow Hyde
xiii give luncheon, at the Hotel Am
Sssssador, on December %, for their
Hyde. 1s"'e'' MISS 0ea'i'ce l.
a, ,1eeecrge T. Bonner will give dance
Saue "a the night of December 2s, in the
t,lsoom twn S of the Colony Club, for his
M",a No. oebutante granddaughters, Miss
Fs'a Fsua Caoot, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
nsns II. Cabot, and Miss Florence
I~ehhwood, daughter of Mrs. M. l..