The New York herald., 1922-01-03
Miss Church Makes
Her Debut at a
Dinner and Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Church
Give Large Party for
Debutante.

Debutantes again were in evidence
last night at the dance Mr.. and Mrs
Charles T. Church Of $50 Park avenue
gave In the ballroom suite of the Ritz
Carlton to introduce their niece. Miss
Charlotte d. Church. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic f. Church. In ad-
vance of the dance. which was attended
by several hundred guests, dinner was
given at 400 Park avenue for Miss
Church by Mrs. Frederick s. Armstrong
and the girls who later received with the
debutante at the Ritz Carlton. The din
ner guests in addition to Miss Church
We're Misses Judith Marvin. Constance
Ripley. Mary Burchell. Elizabeth Arm
strong and May Stoddard YeOmans.
Also Messrs. Rumsey Marvin, Richard
Brett. Augustus Ledyard, Gilbert Quack-
enIbush, Francis de n. Schroeder and
Samuel Seelye.
The largest dinner in advance of Mr.
and Mrs. Church's dance was given at
Sherrys by Mr.. John Achelis to intro
duce his daughter Miss Dorothy Achelis.
Afterwards he took the guests TO the
Jolson Theater to see "Bombo" Among
the guests of Mr.. Achelis were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner n. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Johnfritz Achelis. Mrs. George Achelis.
Misses Katharine Boston. Jean Douglas.
Mary La Boyteaux. Constance Miller.
Rosalie Paul Barclay Frances McCoon,
Louise Peters. Isabel Craig Susan Glib
hey. Lucy Hunt. Constance Hatch Banks.
Beatrice Bayne, Anita Damrosch, Doro-
thy Wadhams. Adele Thompson. Olive
Edrington, Nina Chatillon. Gwendolyn
Coombe, Katharine Metals and Elinor
Cochran Stewart.
Mrs. Edwin 4. Strong gave a dinner
in advance of Mr.. and Mrs. Churchrs
dance at 565 Park avenue for her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Strong, and the
guests were Misses Marjorie Hughes.
Dorothy Schiff. Louise Trippe. Dorothy
Morrill,. Katherine V. Adams. Mary
Louise Deming and Camilla Livingston.
Also Messrs. Laurence Boocock. George
Purdy Hall, William Mathews, Paul
Munroe. Juan L. Trippe Adams Ash
forth Russell Lowell and John Snowden.
Mrs. Olney r. Mairs gave dinner last
night at the Colony Club for her daugh-
ter. Miss Marjorie Mairs, and some Of
her school friends, and after II dance
at 6 East Sixty-ffth street. where Mr..
and Mr. Mairs are passing the winter.
The guests. Numbering $50. all were
girls ID young men at home from
school.
Mrs John T. Lee of ago Park avenue
gave there yesterday afternoon tea
and dance for her young daughter. Miss
Marion Lee, who has been at home from
school during the holidays. The guests
Of Mrs Lee and her daughter were
schoomates of the latter and boys who
later this week Will return to their
studies.
All the subscribers to the Holiday
dances. for which Mrs. William n, X.
Taylor Is chairman. we're entertained
yesterday afternoon In the rose room Of
the Plaza at a tea and dance which was
presided over by Mines Dom Barber.
Lindsey Tappin, J. Prentice Kellogg.
Marshall j. Dodge ana John Fl. Iselin.
There were 800 dancers. all girls and
boys
Mrs. Lillian Frisbie wardlow of 10f
East Seventy-fourth street will give a
luncheon to-day In the white room Of
the Ritz Carlton to Introduce her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Frisbie Wardlow.
Mrs Theodore Morris. Jr., gave a
small luncheon party yesterday AT the
Colony Club for her daughter. Miss Alice
Schaick Morris Among the guests were
Misses Hyacinth Adelene Sutphen. Phyi-
lis Roper, Anne Judson. Constance Nor
gan, Frances Chrystie and Katherine
wakeman.
Mrs. Clark Pritchard of SEQ Park
avenue gave a tea and dance at the
Ambassador yesterday for about fifty
young people. including some of the
debutantes.