New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Il. P. Whitneys
Entertain for
Their Daughter
large Dance Given for Miss
Barbara Whitney in the
House Where Her Grand
father Often Was Host
Her Mother Has a Luncheon
for Her. With All Guests
Seated at One Table

Mr., ara MIS- marry I1yno w n1tney
.ve large dance last night at their
house. s7l Fifth Avenue, for their
dshutante daughter, Miss Barbara
ub;.nev. 1t was one Of tho most brill
liant affairs of the season, and took
n,ace in the house that has been the
..ene of many notable social event
.;ven in the past by the debutante's
s-.ndtather, the late William c. Whit
ney. father Of the present owner of
tho residence. The guests numbered
.hout 500, and included not only the
debutantes and their men friends but
the Younger and older married sets as
re,l Many Of them came on from
dinners given previous to the dance.
The guests on their arrival at tho
home Of Mr.. ard Mrs Whitney were
,sceived ,.srs by Mrs. Whitney and her
laughter at the entrance to the ball
soon ON the second floor, which is one
~ the largest rooms of it's kind in the
r;tr 1t is hung with beautiful tapes
tries and needed nothing in the way
Of additional decorations. The con-
servatory adjoining was decorated with
apple blossoms, giving it beautiful
Beauty roses adorned the entrance and
the adjoining rooms.
There was general dancing through
out the evening. For those who did
not care for dancing a room was set
aside for bridge. A seated supper was
served from midnight to o'clock, and
later there was buffet supper.
Miss Whitney wore an attractive
gown of white satin and crystals.
Among those who gave dinners be-
fore the dance were Mr. and Mrs.
Hlhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan s.
Norton and Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Sage.
The guests at the dance included:
The Hon: Charles and Mrs. VIM
CAPTAIN and Mrs westincots. the Hon.
the Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi
Nr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. Miss
S's Sir ID ss Mas "sm ana Miss IS
Vanderbilt, Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt. Mr.
md Mrs. GSlhaueey n Depsw. Mrs; Aug ust
ana Mrs l.. Stuart Wing. Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent Astor. Mr.. and Mrs. pswereux Mil
burn M Ns ana yrs skday Son W. stass
and Mrs John G.. Miiburn 3r, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Theua Munds. Mr.. and Mrs. Cast
Rha,n jr. air. and Mrs. John Henry Ham
mond. Miss Emily and Miss Adele Ham
mo,d NJ ,r.a.Hr sna Mrs.: ErnsstO s,.aNa TaSer' NJ
and Mrs William Butler Duncan. MI. and
Mrs Nelson Doubleday. Mr.: and Mrs, w:
n Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cass
Ledyard MIR. and Mrs. Frederick T.
Freiinrhuysen. Nj. and Mrs. Adrian 1selin
" " GeTars Mr. and Mrs c. Oliver Gseiin'
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Iselin.
A.s9 Mss MaTy ,ssa hsscf barneE m,ss
Miss Leila II Burden Miss Margaret Schnie
wind, Miss Eva Camac. Miss Dorothy Rose.
Miss Lysbeth Miller. Miss Lydia Dadmun
Mss Isabel PeI Miss Diana Dalziel Miss
Issbsl RockefeI,I Mss Katherine ~, de
Jeanne and Miss Natalie Reynal. Miss
Piggy Lslgh Miss Katherne t.e,,n a and M Miss
Priscilla Baldwin, Miss Leila Baldwin,
Mss carlotta Haveneyer Miss Marion de
and Miss Josephine Dodge. Miss Eunice
James, Miss Elizabeth kountze. Miss
Gladys Liyermore.
Also Leslie and Palmer Kountze. Her
mann Oelrchs Reginald Lanier, Joseph
Laroeue jr. Donald McNicker, Jasper Nor
gan d. Carey Morgan. Walden Feu I'd.
Meredith H. Pyue. Percy r. Pyne jr.. Ken
Meth Safe Hsrdwick Stires. William
Hnneander stewart jr. Hugh Auchin-
Gloss Clifford Brokaw, William D. Burden.
quincy sewau Cabot, Thomas f. Carnegie.
oFd GiMoFd a. Cochran Richardson Dilworth,
yahnssioel Paul sa lfammond' t." Alan ''lsai' and
4
coward H. and Lawrence B. Van lngen
cortlandt $ Van RENSSELAER, jr.. stuy
n.1, ossant Wainwright jr., Frederick and
Luncheon for Miss Havemeyer
MIS- Henry O. flavemeyer gave a
luncheon yesterday in the ferraced
garden Of the Hotel Plaza for her
daughter, Miss Carlotta Havemeyer.
me me guests were seated at one large
.apIe oecorated with pipk roses, and
Iney included Miss Diana Dalziel, Miss
1afoIne and Miss Kate de Forest
r,V rr,ren1lce, Miss Mary Alice Barney, Miss
MAJ NIsr'sse ae Khan, Miss Jeanne Reynal,
M.ss Louise Trippe, Miss Sylvia Hill
mouse mouse Miss Helen L. Rice, Miss Felicia
M;ss' MsisA' MISS Ann Elizabeth Kaufman,
MISS beatrice Batterman, Miss Cath
M;aN st,ne Jews, Miss Gladys Livcrmore and
Hiss Dorothy Duncan
Mrs. Mrs. N. orme Wilson entertained at
S;nnef s;, last night at her house. 3 East
Si&'y-fourth Street A musicale fol-
lowed, at which Beniamino Gigli sang.
Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Wellman en-
Tsef!!alhed az supper last night in the
"n'ckerbocker Grill
q. MRS. John Wanamaker jr. entertained
p;t. n v" III NE YAK hOOIl VI tHe
A''7-Carlton Yesterday.
FITS: nls: j. Jay Manning, Of Is West
thsy-en'rd Street, gave a luncheon in
uae. .e selfaced restaurant of the Plaza
'es,.eloay 'ra,,.!ay Tor party of fifteen friends,
~S.;!.uuing Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
Niue: Mr.'e: Mrs, Cyril P. W. Dugmore and
arthur Delano Weeks.
a. MI Z, and Mrs John E. Cowdin are at
aug 1'aza rom Tuxedo Park.
&r. and Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Nor
bnl VIII give dance tonight at their
MMome' l0l5 Park Avenue. for Miss
p, ~ aymphorosa Bristed and Miss Grace
S4.s.ee, who viii sail for Europe on
W.utoay with their parents, Mr.. and
s.as. s.. ,harles Astor Bristed, to pass
several months on the Riviera.
JUNIOR League Office Opened
on. me members of the Junior League
opened their Office in the Hotel Plaza
tSs'eloay, whore they will direct all
tas4s arrangements for their annual en-
os 'ooihment az to be given on January
D. - and %, at the Plaza. Mrs. E.
~ s''aho a. ~ Hartman will be in charge
ehc ONCE and tickets and all in
-'1r'nhaeion rnion will be furnished there.
c. .ne'e was committee meeting held
ccseefday, those present being Miss
ue u.aee Henry who has charge of "Ready
t.aue, the name of this years enter
tma'hment; Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs.
na'ehry +. Russell, Mrs. S. Hinman