New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Entertainment Given at
Turf and Field Clubs
Attended by Almost All
Prominent Debutantes
Many Guests Go
to House Parties
Dinners at Homes Near
Club Precede Event;
Three Hundred Attend

bachelors gave supper and
II dance last night at the Turf and
! Field Club. which occupies tho
old Manice Mansion at Belmont Park.
1t was attended by almost all of the
prominent debutantes of the season.
The affair, which was called "a Dark
Horse Stable Dance" and was practi-
cally duplicate of the dance given a
year ago by the same men, was held
in return for the many courtesies cx-
tended to the bachelors" during the
last year.
The hosts of the evening included
Mr.. Worthington Davis, Mr.. Frederic
S. Allen, Mr.. Harry Cushing Sd, Mr..
Jerome Preston, Mr.. Albert Gould Jen-
nlngs, Mr.. Murray Hoffman, Mr. Alfred
0. Hoyt, Mr.. John B. Clark, Mr. George
H. Pendleton and Mr.. Robert E. Straw
bridget jr. The guests numbered about
$50 and included residents of the Long
Island colonies, Tuxedo, Westchester
and the city, who motored to Belmont
Park.
Many House Parties Held
In Homes Near the Club
Many dinners were given in the
homes near the club before the dance
and there were numerous house parties
arranged for the guests which will con-
tinue until tonight. The Old Manice
Mansion was beautifully decorated
with late autumn leaves and large
chrysanthemums.
Among the debutantes who attended
the dance were Miss Abby Rockefel-
Ter, Miss Julia Brokaw, Miss Louise
Barber, Miss Daphne Dale, Miss Sybil
B. Bliss, Miss Marie Brooke, Miss
Elizabeth Cawthra, Miss Florence
Crowder, Miss Adele Kelley, Miss
Rhoda Cameron, Miss Louise Clews,
Miss Alice Dodge, Miss Evelyn Loew,
Miss Florence Loew, Miss Elizabeth
Ellsworth, Miss Margaret E. Manson,
Miss Madeline Mumford, Miss Caroline
Prentice, Miss Cornelia Robb, Miss
Mary Moore, Miss Margaret Stone,
Miss Helen jenkins, Miss Kathryn
Knight, Miss Cornelia Livingston, Miss
Emily Schniewind, Miss Betty Stet-
tinius, Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt, Miss Alice voss,
Miss Audrey Ulman and Miss Florence
Havemeyer
Several Parties Motor
From Tuxedo TO Dance
Among those who motored from
Tuxedo to attend were Mr. and Mrs.
David Wagstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lansing McViekar, Miss Annette Til
ford. Mr. and Mrs. George B. st.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Amory Carhart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir dc Rham, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian st. Charles Shackno,
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrand Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Reed, Major Pierre
Lorillard jr., Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parker Vogel, Miss Lucille Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel s. Colt, Colonel and Mrs.
Frank Brown Keech, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
Insley Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddafd
Hoffman and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Tones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander,
who left Tuxedo for their city home
on Friday, also attended. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Goelet n,otored from their home
in Goshen for the dance. Others in
cluded Mr. Winthrop Aldrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse, Mrs. Rich
ard, T. Wilson, Mrs. TurnbulI oeIrichs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston jr.,
who were dinner entertainers before
the dance; Mr.. William H. Vanderbilt,
Mr.. Winthrop McKim, Miss Harriet
McKim, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Bur-
rill, Mr.. Francis G. Burke Roche, Miss
Ellin Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
o. Spedden, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern
! Taller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Whitewright
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stackpole, Mr..
Theodore Crane, Mr.. Henry G. Trevor,
Mr.. Gilbert Keech, Mr.. William Adee.
| Mr.. John Clark, Mr.. Coster Schermer-
! horn and Mr.. and Mrs. ). Stuart Wing.
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