The New York herald., 1922-12-17


almost total strangers to their
families, save when entertain
nnents are given for them at their in
divtdual homes. They are so con-
stantly in demand at luncheons, after
noon receptions. dinners and later
entertainments such as the opera.
theater and then dances that il is well
In the morning before they appear
again for another days diversions.
The next fortnight will be replete
with entertainments of all sorts that
will last until we'll after the New
Year. The holiday season will find
not only young men at home from
universities, colleges and preparatory
schools, but young women as well
from Hike institutions of learning, and
for this reason the parties are sure TO
be more crowded than at any time
thus far during season that began
much earlier than is customary.
Mrs. Townsend Morgan will hold
reception tomorrow afternoon at 1876
East Sixty-first street to Introduce her
Watts, who has come from boarding
school in England TO be here for the
holidays. Miss Watts will return 10
England shortly after the New Year.
Mr.. William G. Potter of q East Sew
enty-seventh street will give dance
tomorrow night for his daughter Miss
Jean Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Brokaw OF
sS4 Fifth avenue are arranging a series
of entertainments for their debutante
daughter. Miss Julia Brokaw for whom
they are giving dinner next Thursday
night. On December % they will give
dinner and theater party. Their guests
later going TO the dance which Mrs.
Charles ID. Orth will give at the Ritz
Carlton to introduce her daughter, Miss
Cathryn Knight.
Thursday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
George Arents, Jr., will give a tea in the
ball room of the Ritz-Carlton to intro
duce their daughter. Mis- Dorothy Rich
ardson Arents. The same afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas A. Cawthra will give
q tea dance at Sherry's TO introduce
their second daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Cawthra
Next Friday will be much occupied
with entertainments. Mrs Frederick S.
Armstrong Will give a reception at Sher-
Jy's for her daughter Miss Mary Eliza
beth Armstrong. while in the crystal
room of the Ritz-Carlton Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Smith and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Chapman
viii give reception for their respective
daughters. Miss Maud Smith and Miss
Lydia Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
G. Lakin will hold reception in the af-
ternoon at the Colony Club to introduce
their daughters, Misses Hettie Beaman
and Eleanor Putnam Lakin. There will
be two dances on Friday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. IS. Page will give
one at Sherrys for their daughter. Miss
Ruth Page and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schnewind will introduce their second
daughter. Miss Emily Schniewind, at
dance which they will give at East
Seventy-ninth street.
One of the dinners in advance of the
dances will be given by Mrs John Prem
tice Kellogg at Pierre's for her daughter
Miss Barbara Kellogg. Miss Margaret
Hennessy will give dinner at 903 Park
avenue for Miss Katherine Kelley, debu-
tante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Cor
nelius +. Kelley.
Juniors of society. especially those
who will be at hoNe for the holidays.
will not be overlooked. The first of the
Middle Holiday Dances, which for two
years have been directed by Mrs Will
lam X. X. Taylor. viii be held Friday
night in the ballroom of the Plaza. The
same night in the rose room of the hotel
will be held the first for this season OF
the Friday Junior. also distinctly a holi-
day dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Il. Kip OF Mas
sena. Barrytown, ". Y. and this city
will hold large reception next Satur-
day afternoon at the Ritz-Carlton, when
they will Introduce their daughter. Miss
Garcia de Peyster Kip. who Is n grand
daughter OF Mrs. Johnston Livingston de
Peyster OF Tivoli-on-Huds Miss Kip
passed part OF the summer in Europe
and later was in Newport with her
parents.
Saturday night viii he marked by
numerous events. Mrs. " Tnayer Robb
will give dance in the ballroom OF the
Colony Club to introduce her daughter.
Miss Cornclia Van Rensselaer, Robb, her