New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Debutantes'
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Miss Burden
The Harry Payne Whitneys
Have a Dinner Preceding
Event Arranged by Mr..
and Mrs. James Burden
Mrs. Weeks Is a Hostess
She Gives Luncheon Where
Fifty-seven Guests Are
Assembled at the Table

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney
entertained at dinner at their home.
ST Fifth Avenue. last night preceding
the large dance Mr.. and Mrs. James
burden gave for their debutante daurh-
ter, Miss Shela Burden.
Mrs. Barlow Weeks was hostess at :,
luncheon at Sherry's yesterday, at
which shc entertained fifty.seven
guests. Included among them were
Mrs. William H. Peck, Mrs. Robert
Wy Cochran, Mrs. Edward Whitaker
Mrs. Dudley Bramhall. Mrs J. p. Lanin.
Mrs. j. c. Turner, Mrs. F. 3. Cox. Mrs.
Floyd Corbin, Mrs Fl. K. s. Williams
Mrs. Walter Moore. Mrs. Charles Bent
iey' Mrs. Russell Hldreth, Mrs. Oliver
Malcolm. Mrs. Harry 2. Smith, Mrs.
'aniei Ortiz, Mrs. Sidney Whitlock.
Ms. John II. Judge and Mrs. Samuel
MoHatt
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo
entertained a dinner party last night
for Miss Gwendolyn Brown. daughter
of Mrs: NJ Tumbleson Brown. Of 80
i'fty-hfth Street. and Austin Ledyard
lands. whose engagement was an
Nounced recently. DR.. and Mrs. Palermo
'rturned this week from their country
place, North Castle Farm, in Wcstches-
ier County, where they passed two
weeks entertaining a house party over
he Christmas holidays. They will 60
TO Pasadena, Calf, the first of Fcbru
airy for visit of several weeks.
pr. and Mrs. A. Hymanson, of 90
as; Ninety sixth Street. announce the
.neAgement of their daughter, Miss
i'ldTsd Hymanson. to DR.. Henry c.
s. OF 2zh West Seventy-hrst Street.
~ Hynanson is a senior al Tcachers
,ls<s. Columbia Universitv. Dr.
* Tho was graduated from phvs.
IS snd Surgeons College, Columbia
,issrslty. is connected with the
French and Harlem hospitals. Durinv
-ne var Dr.. Falk served as captain in
nc army medical corps. The wedding
will take place next June
Tic women's Christian colleges in
The Orient. which include Ginlinr Col
ege. Nanking; Yenching College, Pc
-ns' Woman's Union aledical College.
peAing; Woman's Christian College,
Toxic; Union Missionary Medical
School. Nollore. and Isabella Thoburn
College, Lucknow. will hold Il luncheon
II the Hotel Commodore next Satur
day.
The speakers will be DR.. Harry En-
c,son Fosdick. of Union Theoioo;cal
seminary; DR.. John II. Finlay, former
Commissioner Of Education for the
State of New York; William P. Schnell.
Thomas ". Lamont and others.
Inc patronesses are Mrs. Edward l..
Ballard, Mrs. J. B. Calvert. Mrs. James
{. Colgate, Mrs. Harry Emerson Eos
dick. Mrs. John French. Mrs. G.. ".
Iaisey. Mrs. Edward S. Hardness, Mrs.
Newell Dwight Hills, Mrs. John sher-
nan Hoyt. Mrs. John S. Kennedy, Mrs.
Thomas W Lamont, Mrs. Milton J.
LEciuse. Mrs. Seth NJ. Miliken. Mrs.
Dwight Morrow. Mrs. Thomas j. Pres
on jr.. Mrs. A. S. Schauffler and Mrs.
F Louis Slade
Society was we'll represented at the
first OF the Concerts advertisements
ae la Libre Esthetigue. organized by
-ady Dean Paul. in the Louis Nv ball
room Of the Hotel Ambassador yester-
lay. The artist was Arthur Rubin
,teiA. pianist.
Among those attending were Mrs.
George j. Gould jr.. Mrs. Robert
Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony j.
Drexel Bidde jr.. the Duchesse de
Richelieu. Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg,
hrs. Martha Davis. Mrs. Stuart Dun
can, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smelling.
Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon, Robert Tit
Mckee, Albert Morris Bagby.
Yrs Jeane Emmett. Lady Muir Mac
kenzie. Mrs. Minturn Pinchot, Mrs.
Leonard Cox. Mrs. Richard Aldrch.
Nrs Allan Appleton Robbins, Mrs.
Colbert Low Bacon, Mrs. James Lowell
Putnam, Louis Wiley, Mrs. S. w.
rtraus. Hiram Sullivan. Dr. and Mrs.
Preston Pope Satterwhite, Mrs. 7. j.
Oakley Rhinelander and Mrs Newhold
Leroy Edgar.
After the recita Lady Dean Paul and
tHe Countess pru were hostesses to
'orty guests, among them the follow
9g:
Lady Muir Mackenzie. the Duchesse