Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
Who They Arc. Where They
Have Been and Where
They Will Live.
SEASON IS EXPECTED TO
Be UNUSUALLY BRILLIANT
Forty Gowns and Twenty Hats
the Very Least with which One
Can Make Her Debut.
10y Christine wealand.



The chief interest of Washnglon's
smart society for the next SIX weeks
VIII be found Ga The launching OF The
reasons dnhutantes Co whom viii bc
dedicated the "litilc season" precod.
ing the opening 81 congress ana ON.
cial entertainments at tho White
House. Aud if anyone thinks the
launching Of girl in Washington
society D. matter OF little import
nncc would Eke that individual 90
spend inst one day with the mother
of even the lraat ambitions of this
galaxy of buds Forty RoWns aud
twenty hats constitutes the major
portion of one coming out outfit. with
accessories of lace aud linen iu
proportion, while the girl who has not
90 least twenty-five gowns tO start her
social campaign may aH well make up
her mind not to start
ln tao case Of the twenty or
thirty candidates for social hunofs
airs ady in the Geld. 0no.half have
been Outnitod from Paris, with nearly
every large city in America con-
tibuting 10 the boxes and boxes Of
millinery arriving by every train. OF
the girls who will wear The clothes
there d. literally an infinite variety.
Nth the result that che gayest de-
nuntante season OF many years o. ur.
on as. Notwithstanding the admlnis-
tration circle will have no repre-
sentatiyea In the group Of bellies 20
be-.
The advent OF Miss Marion Loutze.
daughter OF the commandment Of the
navy yard, and Miss Helen Hats.
field, daughter ~ the commanding OF
ncer OF Fort Myer. will bring these
two poata very much 20 the fore Ia
general society and introduce n large
number OF young officers OF army and
navy in,o resident circles Command
or and Mrs Leuize are delightfully."-
situated In the large. old fashioned
headquarters of the navy yard, which
was the center of so much entertain
ment under Rear Admiral aud Mrs
Terry when their daughter Miss
Eleanor Terry. made her debut few
years ago. and won immediate re.
c1Enitiun as the hnnds1mcsi girl in
the navy. Fort Mycr. which. although
geographically In virginia. is socially
% part uf Washington. and q very lml
l0riant part 40 that. has not had ans
Young people IN the family OF is|
chief Tor many years. which gives ad
fiii0nal Interest tu Miss HatnClds
debut other acquisitions irom the
army circle WIN Doe Miss Margareua
aymons. cir daughter of Major and
Mrs symcrs and Miss Iulictte Wi
iilms. daughter Of Col. and Mrs. John
r. williams
The latter. who Is one Of the hand
soonest of The seasons buds, has a.
ready seen something OF society IN
Manila. where her father is now sta
toned, and whore, w spite OF her
youth. she participated lu many OF
The post gHyeties two seasons ago.
ln the past summer she enjoyed quite
vogue ai Narragansett Pier ana ~
assured a partner Tor the three large
cnyiluona OF the winter, Miss SymonS,
ON the other hand, comes direct from
school but o. a remarkably clever
and accomplished girl. Whose mother
was one uf the nelles of Washington
a generation ago.
Miss Olga Converse. third daughter
Of Rear Admiral Converse: Miss Ruth
Tanner. daughter of Commander aud
Mrs 2. T.. Tanner. and Miss Joanna
Sshrcrdpr, daughter uf Captain nnd
Mrs seaton Schroeder. form trio
of navy girls VINO have travelled pruc
Ucaly all over the world in the last
ten years u being found as con
ycnipnt and economical for the
average officers family Ia. bee educat-
ga anro1d as al home, aud much more
interesting Miss Converse Ike her
elder sisters. has spent mos. OF her
youth No Italy ia an accomplished
InRu'fi and musician, and in special
demand fof the popular fancy dances
now o lad with smart society Since
her return 90 Washington two years
$50 Whon She presented her second
daughter tn society, Mrs Converse
has had a handsome apartment ai che
Connecticut bat win shortly take pos.
session OF q now home on Connecticut
avenue to BRING out tins last OF the
family Miss Tanner has also been
educated in Europe. ana O. a really
nno glolinist. NOT of che average
amateur class. hu with o. skill and
charm ihat were sac g poor girl
would make her fortune on tho plat
form Miss Joanna Schroeder, the
youngest uf three sisters, was born
in Washington. aa was her mother be-.
fore her. and GLAZING hy inheritance
d ga nIac0 in the social world. being
the Rreatgreai granddaughter of
BENJAMIN Franklin as we'll ua tho
daughter nf one Of the most dis
tlngnished officers Of me American
navy Miss Schroeder when "a child
of twelve. accompanied her parents 10
Guam. where as the daughter of the
governor She learned ai a very unuy
age an ihe charm OF official society
and saw her older sisters reign as
helles n ihe curier.o OF officers a.
ways So he found in Thar far away
ard Ideally faoinatIng land
one of the greatest helrofBls of tne
winter. as well AS ono of ita beauties.
Will boz Miss Katharine Jennings,
daughter of Mr and Mra. HmnCn Ien.
ninps oi New orleans and London,
members of ihe Wlntor colony of
Washington where they are building
one az the nalatial homes gOing up in
every section of thc iashiunnl.r
northwest ln the mclnilmo Mr and
Mrs Jennings have leased Mrs A.
& nameys artistic nome on Rhode
island avenue from which ihy win
introduce their daughter THIS party
MAR huuse. Nhich brings one ai the
larreni roninls 10 Washington. has La