New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Society Busy
Paying Honor
TO Debutantes
Dance al Morris County Coli
Club, Given by MIR. and
Mrs. MeCurdy for Miss
Forbes, Among Features
Entertainments Tonight
hawaiian Luncheon Served
for Miss Frances BndIong
With Characteristic Music

VIII NtsaEaCtETissGC MUSIC
Hany luncheons. receptions, dinners
ii dances were given for tho de-
ssntes yesterday, One of the largest
4 dance by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
vccurdy at the Morris County Golf
4 a,b, at Convent. \. j.. for Miss Mar
4 n.rits, France. she is daughter Of
ss,bs. = ss' and j niece
Staying at "a West Fifty-hfth Street,
4 The dance vas preceded by a namDer
! dinners, among the hostesses being
Z, and MRS. Il. Ward Ford, who had
& dinner at the club, and sir. and Mrs.
1 gTnant D. Vanderpool, who also enter
4 s.ired at the club.
the TIE guests at the dance numbered
.sont two hundred, and included among
+kers Miss Caro- Shaw, Miss Barbara
aalt Miss Louise Clews, Miss Rosalie
gIfot. Miss Frances Mckeever, M SIS
\ ss,hara Brokaw, Miss Margaret jerks,
~ most OF the other deoutantes of
/ ~ season, Also the Morristown set
"a the older friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
acCurdy.
ona OF the unusual affairs Of yes
..ssav was the Hawaiian luncheon
sSjch Mrs. Milton John Budlong, Of
gs East Seventy Street, gave
~ her debutante daughter, Miss
Frspces Budlong. It took place at ka
i.,as o, Hawaii, % West Forty
yyenth Street. There was Hawaiian
rusic and singing during the luncheon.
he luncheon consisted Of Hawaiian
dishes. +,
.luded the Misses Adele Thompson,
ssalrice Black, Barbara Wey, Susan
g;sney, Emily Wright, Kathryn knight,
gsIen Jenkins, Frances Chrystie, Dora
gotchkiss, Dorothy Arents, G adye
gjlckes, Estelle Wilckes, Paula Muir
~ Elise w. Shrieber, Helen Cros-
Swaite. katherine Maxwell, Natalie
ganna, Olivia Sterner, Mary Moore,
Virginia Quackenhush, Dorothy Fitch,
rIoTence Kimbley, Alice McKim Voss,
glsanor Lee Flagg, Audrey Barclay Ill
nm. Theck'a Wigand, Dorothy Thomp-
nm, Helen Gould, Ethel Hayes, Louise
rrippe, Helen Best, Molly Barnes,
settg 0rdway, Martha Scott, Mary Han
saw Helen Logan, Sally Peters, Kath-
,rine Gurney, Amy Lewis, Eugenla
Lewis. Dorothy Rose, Sally Lawton,
inn Chamberlain Hamilton, Iris Brown,
sary Gardner, Eleanor Gorton, Eliza
ssth Detwiller, Dorothy Smart, Amy
Goodwin, Margaret Porter.
Mrs. John Magee Ellsworth enter
aimed at luncheon yesterday at the
Colony Club for her debutante daugn-
~, Mss E.atilda Coster Ellsworth.
sv[x 3y, ma mi her ~
sgded Miss Elizabeth Ellsworth, MISS
gsry Anderson, Miss Adele Kelley,
ID; Marie l.. Brooke, Miss Cornelia
ssh. Miss Beatrice Gawtry, Miss Gym
Aa Robinson, Miss Frances McKeeyer,
Mss Mary Forbes, Miss Nancy ana
giss lean Potter, Miss Rosalie Pilot,
hss Elizabeth Condor, Miss Phyllis
sankard, Miss Julie Brokaw, Miss Eliz-
beth Post, MISS Sibyll Bliss, Miss
Esther Stevens, Miss Rita Dolan and
Miss Anne Townsend, of Philadelphia;
Miss Beatrice Pltney, Of Washington,
snd Miss Anne Woodruff, of Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown gave a
dinner las night at Pierre's. Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eyer
Eon Webb, Mrs. Stephen H. Brown and
ar. Frederick Potts Moore.
Dinner for Miss Rockefeller
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller ir,
viii give dinner and dance for their
aebutante daughter, Miss Abby Rookie
teler, on tuesday evening, December
q, at their home, 10 West Fifty-fourth
Street. 1t will be for the debutantes.
Mrs, Stephen H. p. Peu will give
dinner and theater party for Miss
Asna L. Brooke, the debutante daugh-
kf Of Commander and Mrs. Hayes
Brooke, On December %.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson will give
large dance on January 8 at the Hotel
Plaza for her debutante granddaugh-
sers, Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, daugh~
tsr Of Mrs. Sydney j. Colford jr., and
Aiss Isabelle Kemp, daughter of Mrs.
Hollis Il. Hunnewell, Of Boston. Miss
Kemp recently returned from Rome,
shere she was with Miss Marion Kemp.
she is in New Yorb for the winter.