The New York herald., 1921-12-18
MISSES BARNEY, SEABURY AND
HOLDEN AMONG DEBUTANTES
Another Group of Young
Women introduced to
Society.

Mr- and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney gave
an afternoon reception yesterday at their
| home. 81 West Thirty-seventh street. to
Introduce their daughter, Miss Mary
Alice Barney. who, with her parents,
passed last summer In Scotland. Their
guests included many from New York
as we'll as Newport, with which resort
they have been Identified for years.
MISS Barney IS grandniece OF Mrs.
! Richard Gambriil and of Mrs. Giraud
! Roster She received with her mother
al the tea table were Miss Louisa Steed-
man Wilson, Miss Marion de Rham and
Miss Marjorie Taylor. A dinner party
followed the reception and later THE
guests went to tho Saturday Eve
ming Dance at the Plaza. Mr.. and Mrs.
harney viii give a dinner party for
their daughter next Thursday night and
Will take their guests to the ball at the
Plaza in aid of the Lisa Day Nursery,
! Mrs. Horace Bowker Of Hewlett. L. r.,
| gave luncheon yesterday at the Colony
Club for her daughter. Miss Alice How
kei, who was formally introduced In
Boston last October.
Among the guests were Misses Rosa
lind Dorr. Mary Parsons. Harriet Paige
| Greene. Gladys Wilkes. Catharine Brad
ley. Elizabeth Crocker. Dolores Carrillo
de Albornoz. Ann Seton, Jean Douglas.
Gwendolyn Coombe. virginia Siesinan,
Marjorie Hughes. Katherine v, Adams.
Anita Damrosch, Susan Gibney. Ann
Phelps. Beatrice Bayne, Mary Burchell,
Janavince Kerens. Adele Thompson,
Anne Burr, Martiea Sturges. Cecilia Kip
Banks. Constance Hatch Banks. Kate
Darlington. Barbara Whitman, Thella
Wigand. Charlotte Church. Camilla Liv-
ingston. May Stoddard Yeomans, Isa-
| belle Craig. Margaret Ciark-MacMillin
and Beatrice |. Hyde.
! Miss seabury's Debut.
Another reception yesterday was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Marstou
Seabury at D West Ninth street to In
| troduce their elder daughter Miss Lis.
penard Seabury, who Is a lineal de-
scendant of the Lispenard and Leonard
families who gave names to streets
in this city and also OF Bishop Seabury
the first Episcopal Bishop OF America
Mrs. Seabury was assisted In receiving
by her mother and Mrs. Henry c.
Hovey. and with the debutante were
Misses Clarisse de Rham. Margaret
! Bacon Gilbert, Eleanor Bushnell Kath-
arine Il. Starr, Ethel Chard of Albany
Eleanor and Katherine Dill and Ethel
reda Seabury, younger sister of the
debutante, who will be introduced tc
society next year. After dinner party
at which there were several young men,
Mr. and Mrs. Seabury took their guests
to q dance given by Mr.. Lawrence Cop
ley Thaw at 30 Park avenue following
| q dinner,
| Mr. and Mrs. Lansing G. Holden Of
\ 1000 Park avenue gave reception with
| dancing yesterday afternoon In the
Plaza to Introduce their daughter. Miss
| Edith Il. Holden. Mrs. Thomas l..
Rogers, mother of the hostess. was In
the receiving line. as were also Misses
| beatrice Ames. Agatha Jennison. Caro-
! lyn Blaney and Florence Brown. class
| mates of Miss Holden at the Farming
/ ton School. and Miss Mary Lewis. After
the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Holden gave
a dinner party, for which came Messrs,
Sterling Bunnell. Lansing c, Aolden
Jr., Kenneth Ives, Otis L. Hubbard
Donald and Paul Griffin and Francis
Geodell. After dinner Mr. and Mrs
Holden took their guests TO a theater
ard later the Saturday Evening Dance
Mr. Thaw's dinner and dance was
chaperoned by Blr. and Mrs. Josiah G.