The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Three debutzntes who arc destined in
all probability TO lead merry lie fo-
the coming autumn and winter seasons.
and all OF whom belong TO the sams social
set and will thus become acquainted with
the same circle OF friends. are Miss Ada
Davis. Miss Lois Fitzpatrick and Miss
Eusenia Howard. These young girls make
their debut soon. They belong TO p-o!ri-
nent and wealthy families IN wHat !.
termed usually the Country Ciab set
They are Just back from a year TT
Eastern finishing schools, but by reason
OF last winters holiday season and the
fact that their families are considerably
in the social foreground. they will take
their respective places with al already
weil-defined list OF friends and we'll
assorted collection Of young men on their
seans-
Mis- Eusenia Howard. younger daueh-
tsr Of .frs. Kate Howard, is an heirsss and
Q veay handsome young woman She IL
the type that looks well on horseback
lust a. her sister. ,Irs. George Steedmar,.
who was Carrie Howard. has always done.
ahe holds her head well and walks with
The grace and ease that perfect health
and excellent proportions permit
Slse is brunette in style. with dle eyes
ana smooth glossy hair. Her gowns NJ
snd they are always good gowns. TOO She
has Q quiet dignity. remarkable sor 50
young q girl, and Will. possibly for that
<esy reason, always appear older than she
really is-the type Of woman. YOU know.
vAo st % viii still look and feel q Tn
dsr ths chaperonaSe OF her mother. Mrs.
Howard. and that Of her popular sister.
Mr.. 6tesdman. Miss Howard can safely
count ON 4 Thoroughly successful first
Season
lNss Lois Fitzpatrick VIII also begin Ger
social career with favorable signs point
Ing hsr wy. she has been very much
in svidsnos. with hsr older sister. Eliss.
this summer at Magnolia, where the Kill
patrick cottage II ono Of the show places.
and has taksn part In private theatricah
and totes champstrs to her hearts CON
tent ebo h much Ike her sister in ap-
peafance. except fer slight difference IN
hsdehe. and has tho frssh oompie3ioa Of
an Hnsiish girl
Mra. Klpatrfck will. Of courss. intro
ducs her younger daughter at some big
afternoon function. % arranged that she
win mest an the desirables. while MrA
John Fowler. her aunt. has promised her
= I'LL ~ IxA0 GSt- AAJ0iS SAAoS
which shall equal Il not eclipse. the one
the ynWlefs gave last year for Elise. Mrs.
MAchsu Gcott. who win be going out Of
mourning BY the middle Of the season. and
who = another aunt OF tho debutante,
may also BE- counted On to give various
feminine functions that are nscsssary 70
. dsbufantss feliatou carser-iuncheons.
taas and the Ike % that Miss Lois XII
l. a. H1>
taanMlnts in hsr honor.
Ma Ada Davis 70 the only daughter OF
Mr.. and ME- Horatio n Davis Of Van
dsv1nter place. and has been 30 much oc-
oupled With her schools and her summer
vsca83ons usually Rsnt In travelling
aboard thnE Ghs IN b q social sur
pFlse- ~ has paftaksn Of none Of the
ecAoo1Gfh Glyst1ss which usually precede
the ds6mfrates entry. by reason Of ab-
ssnns HruR town. and presume . natural
dianclinatien ON the part Of her guardians
10 haSo hF drift out until shs oan b
yeupeGly IaDchsd. Ms Davis - . dne-
Jeo1dnG yua1g girl. with . well-bsed man
E0 aod . gfs0iousneD that win count
for mnsA fr hsr budding career.
Ms Janat Morton - . delayed debu-
taafa b rsason Of hsr fAthers death Just
Ss11r to hsf 6sUt season. he djd not enter
seGlGlH q IN and has not done 20. though
AsP fs1snds aro an amnas the girls and |
msn % laat 0sason and sae is exceedingly
popuaar With thsm. A the daughters Of
ths NOEtoa family VIII doubtleO lay aside
th1lf n0Wning bscoss long. Miss Janet VII
talpe Q mpro peumineot place IN society By
lsfio s1AI vssY jolly ana . thoroughly