The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-29
Mid-Year Dances Will Be
Resumed This Season

Holiday Dance will be held in the main
4 ballroom of the Plaza on the night OF
| December %, and the younger members
who are OF the Junior ciass Will meet
in the rose room OF that hotel on the
! night OF December 81. The Senior Holt.
! day Dance Will De held in the main ball
room of the Plaza OF the night or De
~embsr 2s. and on the afternoon OF New
Years Day In the rose. room there VIII
be held a tea and reception with dane
ing for all three OF these subscription
dances. The patronesses include nnnee.
Dom Barber. r. Kingsbury Curtis
Marshall Jewell Dodge, George c. Fraser
F. Norton Goddard, John Henry I,elin.
J. Prentice Kellogg. Adrian z. :. Lam
bert. A. Henry Hosle. Edward c. Parish,
Henry Ingersoll Riker. William q.
Rockefeller, Lindsey Tappin, Robert
z. Tod. ana James Alexander Miller.
Added 10 the list OF debutantes Is Miss
Carolyn Pitts Duffield. daughter OF Mt
and Mrs. Pitts Dufheld OF Restcourt
Seatauket, L. l.. and this city. MIS-.
Helen Dominick Smith. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Alexander Smith OF
Princeton y. j.. will be introduced In
New York by her grandmother Mrs.
BayarG Doninick. Mrs William x. Van
derhnt "a has decided 20 postpone the
Introduction OF her second daughter,
Miss Consueio Vanderbilt. until another
sea son. Miss Georrette Ysomans, young
est daus1ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dallas Yeorians, will DE introduced eaEl5
IN December.
Yet another deoutante will be Miss
Mary Forbes. daughter OF the late
John u. Forbes and OF Mrs.. ForoeH
who has been living IN Biarritl, France,
with her mother. Miss Forbes VIII sail
or November II for New York 20 pass
the winter with her cousin, Miss caro-
Shaw, debutante daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. lunson Gallaudet Shaw. Mics
Forbes Is a niece % Mrs. Robert III.
McCurdy. Mrs. II. Ward Ford and OF
Mrs. Beverley Ward OF New YORK and
Morristown, y. j.
Mrs. John Magee Ellsworth S 10 In
troduce her second daughter. Miss y
tiida Coster Ellsworth. who. With
mother and elder sister. Miss ElizsbetA
van Rensselaer, Magce. has been living
ia lrurope for two years. Miss Els
worth "a a GRANDDAUGHTER and name
sake oS the late Mrr. stephen Van
Rensselaer, OF Orange. y. j., VINO was
Miss Matilda Coster Heckschor. MISS
Elizabeth Magee really was out 10 so
ciety when III Europe with her mother
and younger eistcr.
An early season dance will be glven
b. several young bachelors rss~t sat
urdsy night at the Turf and Field Club.
and IL is 20 Be called a Dark Horse
Stable Dance. II Will be duplicate Of
ono given by the same men IN that club
last year and their guests arc TO In
ciude tho house parties IN the country
places OF the immediate vicinity. The
subscribers Of the dance include Messrs.
Harry G. Gushing %. Albert Gould
Jennings. Jr.. Worthington Davis. Fred
eric Stevens Allen. Jerome Preston.
Murray Hoffman. Alfred Q. Hoyt. Rob
ert f. Strawbridge, Jr.. John Il. Clark
and George ". Pendieton. all OF whom
will be staying IN that section over next
Sunday. This will be tho second bache-
lor dance OF the autumn. the first hav-
ing been given az tho Tuxedo Club on
the night OF october II.
4 young hostess OF the coming season
will be Mrs. Cyrus ". Miller. who -
givoing a dinner followed BY a small
dance at Sherry's on the night OF No
vember 10. Mrs Miller WAS Miss Jane
Moinson. daughter 90 pT. Louis Moln-
son, distinguished surgeon Of Paris.
Her marriage 20 Mr.. Miller took place
on Juno IS. 1891. at Brentwood, the coun-
try place In Locust Valley OF Mr and
Mrs. Arson Wood Burcherd. who intro
duced her 70 society IN New York.