The New York herald., 1922-12-30
INTERESTING SOCIETY EVENTS
FILL CLOSING DAYS OF YEAR
Mr.. and Mrs. LamOnt's Dinner
for Miss Duffield-Miss
Ulman introduced.

The closing days OF the year are filled
cially for members OF the younger ele-
ment. and yesterday was no exception.
There was the usual round of receptions.
dinners and dances that have made this
Christmas week the busiest OF holidays.
One ef the largest dinners thus far this
season was given last night at the
Colony Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w. Lamont for Miss Caroline Pitts Duff
field. debutante daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitts Duffield. 1t was followed
by dancing in the ball room.
Among the guests were Miss Audrey
Barclay Ulman. for whom her mother.
Mrs. Barclay Ulman, gave a dance fol-
lowing the dinner: Misses Jean Potter,
Rosalie Pilot, Adele Kelley. Mary O..
Hoppin. Frances Colby. Marie Brooke,
Cornelia Livingston. Helen NJ Brown,
Julia Brokaw. Elizabeth Stiliman. Betty
Stettinius. Isabelle Kemp. Adele Rcy-
Eal. Elizabeth Morrow. Beatrice Gaw-
try. Louise Barber. Cynthia Robinson.
Julia Chanler Frances McKeever.
Diana Dalziel. Betty Condor. Esther
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Dorothy Richardson Arents. Leila Bald
win. Cornelia Van Rensselaer, Robb,
Anita Damrosch. Elizabeth Carmalt,
Cathleer Vanderbilt. Matilda c. Ellis
worth. Abby Rockefeller. Muriel Van
derbilt, Molly Boocock. Garcia de pey4
ster Kip. Constance Miller and Alice
Dodge.
Mrs Barclay Ulman's dance was to
Introduce her daughter. Miss Audrey
Barclay Ulman, granddaughter of the
late Henry A. Barclay, who recently
returned to New York from Paris where
she had been at boarding school for
two years. Many of the guests from
Mr. and Mrs. Lainont's dinner were
guests at the dance, and in addition to
them there were Misses Priscilla Alden
Allen. sybil HYDE. Olivia Johnson. Caro-
lyn E. Prentice, V!rgiiia Peterson. Es-
telle Manvillc. Polly Mccall, Mary
Spencer Ellin Mackay. Josephine Dodge.
Frances Colby. Barbara Lathrop Brown.
Marion de Rham. Emma Lawrence
Jacob, Clarissn Hurd. Messrs. Edward
N. Stettnius Jr.. Theodore Crane, John
Davis, Maurice Fatio. Alan Hartman n
Frederick O. Beach Waldron p Belk-
nap. Jr.. Arnold Allen, Gailla.J
Thomas I'd and Ashley Hewitt
One of the smaller dances Of las.
wood at 70 East Seventy fifth street for
her daughter Miss Florence Lockwood
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. lie
Roy King. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis IL.
Cabot, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hampden
Rohb, Mr.. and Mrs Louis y. McCagg,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne Gibson,
Misses Rosamond Pinchot. Maud Cabot,
Kate Stoddart. Augusta Trimble Shiela
Burden and Edith Taylor.
Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas Smldt gave n
dance for their daughter Miss julie
Smidt. at their home. 1s1 East Thirty
ninth street. In advance dinner was
given in the Ladies Annex of the Metro
rolitan Club for Miss Smidt by her
uncle, Mr.. Rudolph Pagenstecher. The
dinner guests included Misses Eliza beth
Post, Margaret Ramsey. Georgette Yeo-
mans, Alice Nicoll. Harriet Scribner,
Marie and Frieda Smidt. Messrs John
Wilkie, Werner ana Carl Won Clemm.
BERNARD Pagenstecner. Henry Nicoll.
Kiliaen NJ. Van Rensselaer,. Joseph
Alser Albrecht Pagenstecher. Charles
Holt and George SIedenberg.
One of the largest dances of the sea
son was given by Mr. and Mrs. Milton
John Budlong at Sherry's to Introduce
their daughter. Miss Frances Wilson