The New York herald., 1922-12-02
LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, DANCES
GIVE DEBUTANTES BUSY DAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Gawtry Intro
duce Their Daughter-Miss
Yeomans Presented.

Yesterday was one of the busiest days
cons. afternoon receptions, dinners and
dances. An important event of last
night was dinner given In the crystal
room of the itz-Carlton by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Gawtry of 5S East Sixty
sixth street to introduce their second
daughter. Miss Beatrice Gawtry. Later
they took their guests 10 the dance given
In the main ballroom of the hotel by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann C. Schwab to
introduce Mrs. Schwab's sister. Miss
Sybill 3. Bliss. youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phelps Bliss Of
this city and Wendover Bernardsville,
n. ]. The dinner guests were seated at
table in the shape Of a horseshoe. In
the space between the sides OF the table
there were placed clusters Of rose trees
in full bloom, while the tone of the floral
decoration of the room was pink.
Miss Bliss was one of the dinner
guests. others being Misses May G. Hop
pin. Esther Stevens Marian Willard,
Augusta Trlmble Maud Van c. Oakes
Louise Yandell Barber. Margaret Stone,
Mildred Taylor. Betty Condor, Kathleen
Beale Crawford, Cornelia Livingston,
Ruth Baldwin. Cornelia Van Rensselaer,
Robb, Adele Reynal. Julia Brokaw. Alice
Dodge. Cathleen Vanderbilt Constance
Ripley. Nancy Potter, Betty Graham.
Matilda Coster Ellsworth, Adele Kelley,
Garcia de Peyster Kip. Helen NJ. Brown,
Phyllis Bernhard. Priscilla Alden Allen.
Abby Rockefeller. Carlotta Havemeyer,
Marion X. Hoffman, Betty Chisolm-
Peggy Keogh. Sylvia Hillhouse and
Mary Alice Barney.
The young men at the dinner were
7 n 7
Arthur Fisk. James l.. Rhoads. Robert
w. Emmons Sd. Arthur Whitney, Philip
G. Cammann. Frederic A. Cammann,
Harden Crawford. John Davis, Stpyve-
SAINT lie Roy French. Worthington Davis,
Harry Cushing Sd. Dudley Gilbert,
Charles Harding, Walter l.. Carey. A.
Coster Schermerhorn. Philip A. S. Frank
lin. Jr.. Reginald Mohun. Frederic r.
Coudert. Jr.. Jay Schieffelin, George Fl.
Pendleton. John Kean. Hendrix Pruyn,
George Rose, Jr.. Murray Hoffman. Dex-
ter Hawkins. Thomas Howard Howard.
Ernest Boissevain, William B. Dinsmore.
Jr.. Greenough Townsend Frederick
Frelinghuysen. Jr, Lionel Bonner,
Charles Merrill Chaplin. Jr., Francis Cal
lery and Van Rensselaer, Hawley.
The dance for Miss Bliss that followed
in the main ballroom suite of the hotel
was given by her brotherin-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwab. as her
mother. Mrs. Bliss, Is In mourning. The
dance guests. in addition to those at Mr.
and Mrs. Gawtry's dinner, nun bered
several hundred and were received by
Mrs. Schwab. the debutante and her
elder sister, Miss Katharine Bliss There
was general dancing until midnight
when supper was served in the main
restaurant. A small dinner In advance
of the dance was given by Mrs. Barton
Cuyler at 61 East Seventy-second street
for her daughter. Miss Grace Cuyler
The other guests were Miss Elinor
Cochran Stewart, Miss Ruth Page, Miss
Marie Brooke, Miss Mary Anderson,
Miss Sylvia G.. Van Rensselaer,, Messrs.
Robert c. Ingersoll Brown. Edward
Ayres. Bertram Allen, Edward Wilson
r. Bloomfield Brown. John Gerard
Hagemeyer, Anthony Cunard and Will
Lard Barton.
Mrs. George Dallas Yeomans gave a
luncheon yesterday at her home. Eas'
Eighty-sixth street, to introduce hei
youngest daughter, Miss Georgette Yeo-
mans. for whom she will give a dance
during the Easter holidays. Miss Yeo-
mans was assisted In receiving the
guests. numbering one hundred. by
Misses Augusta Trimble. Helen NJ.
Brown, Frances Coodhue, Helen DOM
mick Smith. Constance Ripley Flor
ence Hale. Veronica Green. Julia Smith
Helen Roberts. Margaret Stone and
Sallie Ruperti.
Among the others at the luncheon
were Mrs. George Plat Brett. Jr. and
Miss May B. Stoddard Yeomans. sisters
of the debutante: Misses Marion Will