The New York herald., 1922-12-26
Mrs. Vanderbilt I'd
Gives a Christmas
Dance at Her Home
Another Large Party of Last
Night Was to Introduce
Miss Claire Schenck.

Among the Christmas festivities last
night were two dances. According to
her custom, Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt I'd gave one at her home. 666 Fifth
avenue. and the other was given by Mr..
and Mrs Edwin S. Schenck in the ball
room Of the Colony Club to introduce
their daughter. Miss Claire Schenck.
who after having passed part Of the sum-
mer in Europe with her parents went
with them to Southampton. Many OF
the younger members of society Went
from one dance to the other during the
evening.
Among the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Schenck were Mr.. and Mrs. Bache 5amil-
ton Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murray
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter S. Mars
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l.. Hotchkiss Sd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hamilton Busk, Misses
Emily O'Neill Davies, Julia Brokaw,
Priscilla Alden Allen, Mary Alice Bar
ney, Kathryn Knight Cathleen Wander
bilt. Isabelle Kemp. Julia Chanler.
Louise Barber, Mary Osgood Field. Eliza
beth Gilbert. Clarisse de Rham, Betty
Hammill, Cornelia Livingston. Garcia
de Peyster Kip. Polly Mccall, Josephine
Morrison and Ellln MacKay.
Also Misses Carolyn e. Prentice. Ger
trude de Lancey Watts. Jean Potter.
Ann Phelps, Cornelia Van Rensselaer,
Robb, Adele Reynal. Christine Sloane
Charlotte d. Church. Audrey Barclay Ul-
man, Betty Condor. Mary G. Hoppin.
Rhoda Cameron. Lydia Dadmun, Joan
Whitney, Elizabeth Kountze, Louise Nor
ris Clews, Adele Thompson. Etheldreda
Seabury, Marie Brooke, Adele Kelley.
Miriam Hartman, Louise Gleason, Mar
garet Dawson and Barbara Brokaw
Among the Young Men Present.
Among the young men present were
Messrs. William G. Low Sd, John H. G.
Pell. Henry l.. de Rham. Clifford Bro
kaw, Jr., George King Churchill. S. Whit
ney de Rham, Kenneth and Roderfck
Philips. Howard C. Dawson. George r.
Maxwell. Jr William w. Hoppin, Jr,
John w. Mackay. r. Ritzema Perry
Lawrence Larkin, Palmer Kountze. Alan
Hartman, p. A. S. Franklin, Jr., Gerald
Krech and Louis di Zerega.
Also Messrs Van Rensselaer, Halsey
Leslie Kountze, Donald Geddes, Jr., Paul
Monroe, A. Coster Schermerhorn, Trow-
bridge Gilman. Charles W. Cesar.
Philipse Robinson, Louis Reynal. De
Courcey Taylor, George Rose. Jr. Dick
son Potter Raymond Maxwell, Bayard
, Schieffelin, David II. McAlpin, ii.
Thompson Bushnell. d. Tod Bulkley and
Darwin p. Kingsley.
Miss Ruperti's Debut.
There will be several entertainments
this afternoon and tonight for debu-
tantes. Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Ruperti
will hold a reception this afternoon at
40 East Seventy-first street to intro
duce their daughter Miss Sallie Maria
Ruperti. who is at home from Vassar
for the holidays. After the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruperti will give small
dance in the rose room of the rlaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Edward Manville
will hold a reception this afternoon in
the main ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton
TO introduce their daughter, Miss Es-
telle Manville After dinner and thea
ter party they will give large dance
at the hotel.
Tonight at Sherry's Mrs. Charles Pet
finos will give a dinner for her daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Pettlnos. aro some
of her girl friends. who later VIII go
to Miss Robinson's alumnae dance at
the Plaza. 80,
Mrs. Arthur Hoffman Van Brunt will
cive a luncheon next Thursday in the
ladies' annex of the metropolitan Ciuu
to introduce her daughter, MISS Caroi
Van Brunt -,
Mrs. AshbeI p. Fitch and Mrs. Eu-
gene Nick. Froment will give dance
to-night at 50 East Seventy-fourth street
for Miss Louise Froment and Mr.. Ash
bel p. Fitch. Jr.