New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Mrs. Brooke Is
Dinner Hostess
For Daughter
On Guests Seated at Long
Table, Which Extends
Length of Ballroom at
Sherry's; Dance Follows
Mrs. Stone Entertains
u;.s NJ. ID. milford Makes
Debut at Country Home
of Parents in Montclair

Va. Hayes Brooke, 40 West Forty
=, s.rse,. gave a dinner last night
s..-rv,s FOR her debutante daughter.
y, Marie Brooke. The guests, who
-,,,,d about eighty, were seated at
,.,g table, which extended tho
-. =. n the ballroom. The dinner
- to,lowed BY a small dance.
,o,v the dinner guests we're Mr..
~, Coodhue Livingston jr., the
80 ,,',.., csrnella Livingston, Betty
,-,n Priscilla Allen. Ellin Msckay,
-. pe Forest Prentice, Mary Alice
s.r,v. Ca.hlesn Vanderbilt, Jeanne
pev,,l Adele Rsynal. Mary Stevens.
,..t,rs Kemp. Cornelia Robb, Cynthia
p.t;.sor IseV,, Rkods Cameron. Jean Pot
~. chsyiotte Potter, Margaret Ber-
- petfy Condon, Emily Davies,
49, Kelley, Frances McKeever, Caro-
c. Mary Forbes, Sybil Hyde, Garcia
"a, fiinor Stewart, Matilda Ellsworth,
a. Hoppin. Beatrice Gawtry. Estelle
Vsfvills. Audrey Barclay Ulman, Kath-
erlre knight. Josephine Dodge and
Carolyn Dufield.
present also were the Messrs Whit
s,y Cromwell. Craig Biddle, Kenneth
shaw Safe. Russell Lowell, John Pell,
j Borden Hartman. Alan Hartman,
william II. Vanderbilt, Palmer Kountze,
Tarsns Reynal, Philip Franklin, John
iIsefnore, james b. Tailor jr., Leon
sri Cushing Lement Harris, Coster
sskernerhorn, Robert Ryle, Jay Sehief-
s,lir. Thompson Bushnell, Gerald
Treeh. Holland Potter, Richard Hall,
Finley Peter Dunno jr., Howard Har-
Il. lawrence Harris, Marsden Gambler.
Gerald Philbin, Edward Mathews, John
purean, Robert Sanderson, William +.
White. John Shaw, Joseph Fahys, Ray
nond Maxwell, George Maxwell and
Csnon Taylor
Mrs. Charles A. Stone gave a dinner
fsf fifty last evening at Pierre's for
Ter debutante daughter, Miss Margaret
s.ons. Later about 100 other guests
cane for supper and dancing. Among
tst quests at dinner we're the Misses
Frances Weld and Helen Clark, of
Boston; Rosalie Pilot, Frances 'Davi-
son. Marian de Rham, Barbara Bro
law, Beatrice Batterman, Julia Bro
law. Nancy Potter, Barbara Kellogg,
Cl6risa Hurd and Louise Barber;
also the Messrs. Joseph Larocque ir.,
Russell Robb, Duncan Dunseombe,
Reginald Rose, Walden Pell, Colgate
Vsnn, Edward McCagg, George Weld,
V.-t.fI Nfn~-fo Ardro~y Worfck Stout
Waller Goodhill, Alfred Goldman, Louis
Glib, Sherman Ewing and Everett
csdy
Mss Madeleine Day Mulford, daugh-
Md Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Strong
Milford, Of Montelair, N. j., and
sosianpton. made her debut at a re-
eeption and dance yesterday aftern oon
and evening at Oak Knoll, the country
home Of her parents at Montclair. The
reception was attended by more than
tree hundred guests and the dance by
over two hundred from New York
Long Island, Morristown, the Oranges
md Montclair. Miss Milford recently
-eturned from a FIVE months triI
abroad.
THE members Of the house party in.
luded Miss Emily Morgan, Of Morris
own: Miss Muriel Grant, of New
York; MSS Marion Hogins, Of Roslyn
J. l.; the Misses Carol and Marthi
Dc Bevoise, Of Brooklyn; Genera
Charles De Bevoise, Count de Perigny
md the Messrs. John Newington, Mau'
ice Fatio. Charles G. Duryee, Towns
nd Miller, Walter Farr, Clyde Babo
Ronald Babb and Stanley Daggett, al
oi New York, and Jack Parsons, Of
Paris.
INC BY Mrs. John r. Bradlie. Mrs
W. II. Stewart, Mrs. Charles Van Week
Mrs. Henry Barclay, Mrs. F. ID. Adams
Mrs. !. NJ. Daggett, Mrs. Charles Bur.
ges, and the Misses Elizabeth Burgess
Elizabeth Manning, Elizabeth Vein
Beatrice Flint, Elizabeth Webb, Edna
Lee, Elizabeth Jones and Marcia HAnan
and the young ladies Of the house
party.
Mrs. Frederick S. Armstrong gave .
tes-dinss yesterday at Sherrys In
honor Of Ter daughter, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Armstrong. Among the deb
utsntes who assisted Miss Armstrong
IN receiving we're the Misses Abby
Rockefeller, Barbara Whitney, Claire
Sehenck, Helen Brown, Charlotte d.
Church, Estelle Manville, Adele
Thompson. Lydia Dadmun and Phyllis
Benkard. Mrs. Armstrong entertained
the young ladies who received At din
her at Sherry's and at the theater
after dinner.