The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
wv YHO are to- be the debutantes
Is NV this fall? That is a ques-

/" this fall7 That is a ques
tion that is puzzling society,
for the girls who have finished school
. Oh college do not seem to be able to de-
eide whether they want to be formally
introduced to the gay world or to slip
in gradually. Minneapolis girls are,
not at all keen for formal introduc-,
ton. Perhaps it is because they have
such a generous taste Of society's joys
during the holi days that the edge is
taken from their anticipation, or per-
haps it is because so many of them plan
on trip abroad after the school days
!, are over. However that may be, the
list of dcbutantes for this season is
still far from complete and yet here it
is almost the first of October.
Of course the Misses Elizabeth and
Marjorie Dunsmoor are coming out
They would have been debutantes last
year if they had not preferred to de-
fer their introduction in order to have
a winter in Europe. DR.. and Mrs. f.
+, A. Dunsmoor and their daughters are
still at the lake and will not come
to town until October, when they ex-
/ pect to take house which is sure to
be a rallying place for the young peo-
pie, for the Misses Dunsmoor are very
popular girls. Their reception which
will formally present them to their
mothers friends will not be given I'M
til some time in November, probably
the very last of the month, Just before
the hostesses ball.
Miss Charlotte Partridge, the daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Part
ridge, has not been able to decide:
whether she wants to come out this
winter or not. She had expected to go
abroad and may go yet, but not until
after the holidays, so she may possibly
be one of the buds.
Miss Margaret Jackson, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Jackson, finished
at Rosemary Hall in June, and she is
another Of the girls who has not made
up her mind as to whether she wants
to be formally introduced this season.
Miss Jackson, with the other young
people CT her set, has had the gayesJ
summer imaginable at Minnetonka.
Miss Jerusha Lawler will be one of
the dcbutantes, but if she follows her
plan of spending the early winter
abroad, she will not be introduced by
her mother, Mrs Edmund Pennington,
until very late in the season.
Miss Edith Moore graduated from
Smith college in June, and just at pres
as to whether she will or will not come
out from her thoughts, for she is just
home from a jolly house party of
Smith college girls on Lake Michigan.
= Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Moore will move
. from the Virginia the first of the
. month to the Edwards house, on Blais-
dell avenue, which they have taken
! for the winter.
Miss Marian Martin, daughter of
I Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Martin Of Ridge
. wood avenue, is another girl gradu,,
. ate who does not know what she will
do. Miss Martin received her diplo-
ma from Wells college. Miss Caroline
Dayton, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
5 George D. Dayton of Blaisdell avenue,
has made up her mind and is already
busy with postgraduate studies at the
university. Miss Dayton was gradu-
. ated from Wellesley in June.
i Miss Florence Shevlin is not going
: back to Smith college this fall, but
whether that means that she will come
s out, she does not know herself. Miss
2 Shevlin is the daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Thomas Shevlin and she won ath-
letic honors at Smith last year.
The West-Semple wedding is to fall
right in the midst Of g gay and early