The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
BUDS OF SOCIETY.
They Will Bloom Early in
the Coming Winter
Season.
MAKE A GALAXY OF BEAUTY.
characteristics Which Render Them
Notable and Will Recommend
Them TO Public Favor
at Once.

Who are the debutantesY' have been
asked many times during the fall, and al
last can safely name the promising
buds Of the season. The number some
what exceeds that of last year. sOi
course they are all pretty and lovely, but
who ever saw o bud otherwise Every.
body loves to watch their first appearance
IN che social world, aud everybody il
ready ana anxious to lavish attentions
upon them.
Miss Emily Bently, daughter of the late
Peter Bently. is bright and attractive
and designated by her friends as zone Of
the ltyeliesp to shine forth IN society's
circle this season. She has merry laugh
and cheerful word for all. Viyacions.
sweet and gentle, she cannot fail 60 be 8
popular belle of the winter.
Another is Miss Grace Toffey, daughter
Of William v. Toffey. She is a blonde Of
the most pronounced type and possesses
q handsome, peachy complexion. and
won 1rousiy pretty eyes. Sne mas a grace
ful figure and her manner is pleasing.
Miss Toffey Is an acknowledged beauty,
besides being exceedingly accomplished.
Miss Louise Wilkinson, the draughte
OF DIR. Wilkinson, of Bergen avenue, is
another of the buds" She Is extremely
pretty, and q bright conversationalist
But what makes her particularly attrac-
tive Is her charming manner she is
quite tail and slender. aud Though very
young she is a delightful companion for
either old or young, married or single.
Society will be glad 20 welcome her, and
She undoubtedly has brilliant career
awaiting her.
The daughter of DIR. Dean, Miss Alice
Dean, will also make her debut this win
ter. She is remarkably handsome, being
neither dark nor light, but one OF those
beauty so rarely seen. She is both grace
ful and stylish, and has sweet and gentle
ways.
Probably no other debutante will be
more attractive than Miss Rofena Rector,
daughter OF the late DIR. Rector. Owing
to the recent death OF ner father, she will
not 20 out In society much TINS winter.
She is decided brunette. with dark, lus-
trous eyes aud jet black hair. and all the
characteristics of the brunette type. Only
BY her dark Southern complexion does
she betray her Southern descent. She is
always affable and pleasant, and has an
amiable disposition.
Miss Clara Dear. daughter of Mr..
Joseph A. Dear, is another who will enter
society this season. She is prepossessing
ia appearance and has rather classical
features, aud II complexion white as mar
BILE Though not of more than average
height, she is exceedingly we'll proper
toned. Her manner is sweet and attrac-
tixe.
Miss Alice Brown, daughter Of Mr.. I.
G. Brown. will also make her debut soon.
She is perfect brunette. tall, slender
and stately Her complexion is very
clear; her eyes are dark and made to ap-
pear darker by her lovely brows. Sne
has spent several years abroad. mostly in
Germany, where She perfectly acquired
the Language which she speaks as huently
as a German.
? Another handsome debutaute is Miss
Lula Brown. daughter Of Captain Joel
Brown. She has pretty gray eyes, an
abundance OF glossy brown hair, aud u
very fair complexiou. She is tall and has
stately bearing. Her ways are pleasant
and she is an interesting taiker.
NO prettier nor more attractive de-
butantes could be found than these, and
no where in social circles are others more
talented or accomplished. Adj.