The New York herald., 1921-11-20
Continuous Round of Dances
for the Debutante Group
Miss Mary Paul Noyes to Be Introduced to Society at
Luncheon Miss Dorothy Gardiner to Make A
Debut at Reception.

Miss Nathalie Reynal, for whom she Is
having a dance in the same room on the
night of December 27.
Miss Rosemary Hollister. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Trowbridge Hollister OF
40 West Fifty-eighth street. while in
cluded with the debutantes of the season
will not be introduced to society here
as she is on her way to join in Berlin
her sister. Mrs. Truman Smith, whose
husband, Major Truman Smith, is the
Military Attache Of the American En-
bassy in Berlin. Miss Hoiiister was
graduated from the Spence School last
June and during the winter will be pre-
sented TO society abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Colwell BeadIe-
ston of i66 East Sixty-first street are
giving there next Saturday night din
ner for their debutante daughter. Miss
Alice Lee Beadeston, and afterward
will take their guests to the Cohan Thea
tire to see The Perfect Fool" At the
end of the play the party viii be taken
to the crystal room of the Ritz-Carlton
for supper and dance. Miss Beadleston
was abroad all summer with her par
ents. She is granddaughter of the late
Col. Alfred Seton Post.
One Of the latest debutantes TO be
added 20 the list is Miss Beatrice Hyde.
n daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Truslow Hyde of this city and Glimmer
glen Farms. Cooperstown. n. Y. who are
passing the winter at the Ambassador.
Mrs. Hyde will give a luncheon on De-
cember % for her daughter at the Am
baesador.
Mr.. and Mrs John Henry Hammond
have decided to give a dinner dance AT
East Ninety-frst street on December
% to introduce their second daughter.
Miss Adele sloane Hammond, who Is
a granddaughter OF Mrs. Henry White
and the late William Douglas Sloane.
The dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Boston are giving on the night OF
December rs to Introduce their daugh-
ter. Miss Katharine Boston. Will be held
in the ballroom OF the Colony Club.
The same night Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 1.
Batterman are giving dance for Miss
Beatrice Batterman in the Ritz-Carlton
ball room.
Aside from the parties arranged for
debutantes there will be plenty of op-
portunittas for others next Friday night
when the Bachelors will give q series of
subscription dances In the Della Robbtr
room OF the NanuerDut. Inese uhHCcS
have splendid record since their In
ception just at the start of the war.
and already proceeds to the amount OF
sSs 900 have been distributed as result
OF them among the disabled soldiers and
home charities. The entire amount OF
the subscription will t-a devoted to such
worthy objects. These dances have
brought out some OF the most fashion
able gatherings In society.
The active committee includes Messrs.
Richard Peters. Horao, c. Stebhins. W.
, Rhinelander Stewart. Jr.: Percy n
: Tyne 2d. Frederic 8. Allen. Harold s.
Vanderbilt. Francis ". Crowninshield
and Alfonso .5e Navarro. Checks for
subscriptions may be sent to the treas
urer. Mr. Alfonso de Navarro, at ~
Broad street. who hopes TO receive thcfri
before November q.
As was the case last .en-- .-r-e will
be committee OF women. among whom
are Mines Vincent Astor. James a.
Burden. Howard @. Cushing, Marshall
Field Frank Gray Griswold. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. William X. Vanderbilt ID.
whitney Warren. r. Thornton Wilson.
Harry Payne whitney and Henry
Rogers Winthrop.
Many of the subscribers will come OF,
from the opern for these dances. The
first series of this season also will IN
cludo the nights of December 2. Q. 16 AMI
%. there being no dance, on the Friday
in Christmas week. Supper will be
served during the progress of the dance.
for which Markets orchestra will play
each night IL Is probable thst the
dances will continue until Eastei lime.