The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Society Calendar
to Be Dominated
by Younger Set
Tomorrow Will Be Marked by
Introduction of Miss Claire
Schenck to Society. 4

w TITH the advent of Christmaa
\n/ there will begin the busiest
part of the season and many
days and nights to come will be de-
voted to the young element, who will
continue to dominate the scene for
weeks. In former years Christmas
Day was restricted almost exclusively
to family gatherings with dinners at
various homes that brought together,
sometimes, members of at least three
generations, who gave up all thought
of outside entertainments. Since the
tremendous growth of New York
society with the ever increasing num-
Der of debutantes, there do not seem
TO be nights enough in the regular
season to divide among them, there-
fore the holidays have 70 be en-
croached on with dances or other gen.
eral entertaining.
There will as usual be on the part OF
some an exodus to the country clubs in
this vicinity where winter ~----- 7'4f
ready have begun and the nc
stretch over several days. as t
the fortunate ones left on Tn rdas c
Friday TO return next Tuesd ~sfg
year Christmas fell on a Sunds t4crt
fore family gatherings were rot tr-
Tered with, but on the observar y of fta
general holiday which came tn, ia3
lowing there were numerous pa les fla
| largest dance Of that night hay IHg hasn
given by Mrs. H. Casimir de .hum o.
introduce her daughter. Miss Marion 4r
Rham. To-morrow's Christina. fret-.
ties will be marked by the dan Whicl
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S Sche rs via
give in the ballroom Of the Cole uv ~iub
to Introduce their daughter. Nil Claire
Schenck.
VIII Give Dinner and ID 7Cr.
The succeeding days Of this wcaI ali
be fIll of incident Mr.. and MI Che
ID. Rockefeller. Jr., Will give a HHrer
and dance Tuesday night 10, -nr
daughter. Miss Abby Rockefelle Tas
afternoon OF that day also will oCeI-
pied with the tea dance which MS. ".
| Eugene kimball will give at the home
of her mother. Mrs. William d. Guthrie.
2S Park avenue, TO introduce her daugh-
ter Miss Marian willard A similar
entertainment will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Justus Ruperti at l40 East Seventy
| first street 10 introduce their third
| daughter, Miss Sallie VI. Rupert Debu-
tantes of the future will be entertained
at the Robinson Alumne midwinter
dance, which will be held that night In
the large ballroom of the Plaza One
OF the dinners In advance of that dance
viii be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T..
| Pettinos for their daughter, Miss Flea
nor Pettlnos. who is at home from the
Foxcroft School Miss Pettinos will go
to boarding school in England soon after
the first Of next year. and will be form
\ ally introduced to society next year
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Edward Manville are
giving a reception Tuesday afternoon at
! the Ritz-Carton to introduce their
daughter. Miss Estelle Manville. TO be
] followed by a dinner and theater party
and after the theater a dance at the
hotel.
! The dance planned months ago by Mr.
and Mrs. Edward II. Stettinius for their
daughter. Miss Betty Stettinius. to be
/ held ar the Plaza next Wednesday, had
TO be given up on account of the Illness
/ OF their daughter and this occasioned
changes in other parties. Commander
and Mrs Hayes Brooke. in place of Civ
ing dinner at the Plaza for their
daughter Miss Marie Brooke. will on
/ Wednesday have 4 dinner and small
dance at SherryS. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. stone, who also had planned a dinner
for that night at the Plaza in advance OF
/ the Stettinius party. have decided 10
give a dinner FOR their daughter. Miss
Margaret Stone. at Pierre's, and later
their guests Will go 10 the Brooke dance.
/ In the afternoon OF Wednesday Mrs.
/ Frederick :. Armstrong will give a tea
dance at Sherry's TO introduce her daugh-
ter Miss Mary Elizabeth Armstrong.
which will be followed by a dinner and
theater party.
Dance VIII Interest Many.
/ An out-of-town dance on "Wednesday
will have much interest to many ia this
/ city. II will be given by MIR and Mrs.
Vincent strong milford at oak Knoll.
/ their home in Moutclair. y. j.. to in
/ troduce their daughter. Miss Madelcns
\ Day Muford The dance will follow an
afternoon reception for which fully ono
/ thousand Invitations have been sent out.
and between the entertainment Of the af-
/ tcrnoon and the evening party there will
/ be dinner. Miss Mulford has been
I identified with the summer life OF South
/ ampton.
Thursday Will be- in the main devoted
I 10 afternoon parties, though there will DO
some dances that night. Mrs. Charles
I Daniel Orth viii give ono In the main
ballroom suite Of the Ritz-Carlton TO In.
troduce her daughter Miss Kathryn
Knight Another dance. which will hc
given by Mrs Thomas Bealle Davis 40
I the COLONY club will be for her dauEh-
/ ter Miss Mallory Davis who Is at home
/ from the Foxcroft School for the hol-
days. hut g will not be for debutantcs.
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