New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Stewart Barney
Holds Private
Art Exhibition
Preliminary Showing Of His
Work Made Occasion for
Intimate Social Func-
ton for 200 Guests
ars.knappCives Musicale
Engagement Of Katharine 7.
Keogh to Ensign Semple
Interests Society Hero

Interests Society II ere
RI. vogue Of the Sunday afternoon
....nt;on continues az the season pro
.,...es. and yesterday was chosen by
..,.ral hos,csses az a propitious time
u. +hc informal entertaining of their
friends.
W and Mrs. J Stewart Barney. OF
., West Thirty Street, made
:, intimate social function Of the
n-;v.te showing Of Mr.. Barncy's paint
;,,s which are to be on view at the
rbr;ch Galleries for two weeks. and
.Aont 200 OF their friends assembled at
,.,eption and tea there yesterday
,n,-noon 10 congratulate the host on
the success he has already achieved IN
N. field Of art. MI and Mrs. Barney
were assisted IN receiving their guests
bv their daughter. Miss Mary Alice
Barney. Among those present were:
Mr. and MIS-. Whitney Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gerard Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian iselin I'd, Mrs. John Rogers,
urs Arthur Cumnock. DR.. and Mrs
Austin Flint, Mrs Henry Redmond.
Mrs James B. Haggin. Mrs. Thomas
-aache-. Mrs. ". W Sherman, Nh and
Ms. T. l. '. Hoppin, Mr.. and Mrs.
william, Starr Miller, Mrs. Richard
C.mbrill. Mrs. James Lowell Putnam.
w. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler,
Ms. GouVernsur Kortwright; Mrs;
r.vlor Pyno, Mrs. Burke Roche and
John DAVIS
Ms. Joseph Palmer Knapp gsve the
v,,.d of the series of musicales yes
u.ssy which She is giving on Sunday
,afrnoons at her home, PAT Fifth Ave
M. About fifty guests were present
,,d Miss Emma Noe, a member of the
C,;caeo Opera Comps gave pro
rsm q songs for their entertainment.
n informal reception and tea fol
loxed the musical program.
n. announcement of the engagement
.. Miss katherine 7. Kcogh. daughter
~ M and Mrs. Martin J. keogh, of
~.r Rochelle. and Ensign Lorenzo
s,rn,e ir. L. s. ~. has been received
9th much interest by society IN New
York. Miss Keogh is granddaugnter
An her mothers side of the late
pichard Stockton Emmet. AND a great
s,est-granddaught Of Thomas ADDS
Tmme,. the Irish exile and patrlot.
Ste is a member Of the Junior League
having made her debut three seasons
-~a f.er her graduation from the
ursuNne Convent and term OF TWO
'..,s 10 NcStoNcr ScnooI.
Frsign Semplc is the son Of MT: and
~. Ioren-o Semple. of Mt. kisco,
KY. HIS father Is a retired navy
.m,.r graduating from AnnapoNs with
...e., ,.' .,sss of - and his mother IL
s,uvhter Of Colonel John McAnerny, OF
T,syork He was graduated from the
y,v,l ACADEMY in 1921 and IS attached
u,s.V. S. :. Maryland, now In the
Brooklyn Navy \ ard.
Mrs.J.Francis A. Clark will enter
tain AZ a dinner tomorrow evening AZ
her home 1919 Fifth Avenue, in honor
Of the Countess OF Anneslcy.
Mrs. William {. Rockefeller will give
costume dinner dance at Sherry
next Thursday in honor Of her niece.
Miss Isabel Rockefeller, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Rockefe ilcr
The entertainment, will be called a
rustic dance" and the guests Will be
dressed in peasant costumes repre-
sentative Of various countries. ABOUT
one hundred guests have been invited
including all the prominent debutantes.
Miss Rockefeller viii leave for Europe
on January IS. where she viii ENJOY
cruise Of the Mediterranean.
Nr and Mrs Walter {. Withorhee
and Miss Louise G. " Withcrbce returned
rom Port Henry, y. y. yesterday, to
'Neir apartment a. the Amhas ssadoT.
Miss Nltherbos 5 engagement to Lieu
ienant Commander A. Stanton Merrill.
t. S. n, was recently announced. he
wedding will take place the latter part
Of January. Following the ceremony q
large RECEPTION is to be held in the
Louis Xv ballroom of the Ambassador.
Sir John Cadman. who is in Wash
ington as the guest of Sir Auckland
Geddes the British Ambassador, will
return to New York on "Wednesday
and will he at the Ambassador for sew
ersl days before sailing for England.
lsdv Gednan returned to England
several days ago.
Mrs. Horace ?. Chamberlain has
come to New York from her home IN
Buffalo and is at the Lorraine.
Miss Ma-caret C. MacMillin, of 27C
Park Avenue. will entertain twenty
guests a. luncheon at Sherry's on
"Wednesday.
William c. Rafferty, jr. has closed
MS home q. Sunset, \. j., aho ms
taken an apartment at the Amoassaooi
sor the remainder Of the season.
tea will be given on Wednesday
ifternoon at ; o'clock at the nome OF
Mrs H. Snowden Marshall by the Blue
Ridge Industrial School Of Greene
County. Va. Tickets may be obtained
trom Mrs. Gordon Battle, Mrs. II
Snowden Marshall or Mrs. Graham
holly.
Mrs. P. A. Valentine will open her
'ome, East Sixty-ninth Street, tor
aree afternoons of readings and dis
sssions Of recent books and plays,
nth Miss Emma p. Mills as speaker
iae dates are January 80, February Is
and q. Miss Mills will discuss CEN
Nred and censored literature, the
English satirists, including Max Beer
'ohm and A. A. Milne, pacitist litera--
'ure, contemporary Irish writers and
4nusual productions IN the theater.
h!. and Mrs. Samuel Meek jr. are
N the ci+v from, Pva X V for a