The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-11
CoMINo.oUT PARTIES Will BE NJ.
MERoUs THIS WlNTER-Loon
OVER THE LIST.
WHEN THE BIG SIX COMES OUT
Miss NagIe the Only Girl From the
Cabinet Circle Who is to be Pre-.
sented-Miss Boutell a Congress
sional Offering to Society.

wash ngton, Nov l0.-For a small
but very important portion the +.
National Capitals Vanity Fair IA,
coming winter promises unusual F.
bi biilliancy. The younger portion u,
smart society will occupy the stage
In fashion unknown since the merry
winter eight years ago when the
Ndi.e House presented its first de-
butante for many years and Miss
Alice Roosevelt bounded into world.
wide fame and favor.
II Miss Helen Taft were less fond
of her books or.mOre fond of society
she might lead the seasons gay pro
cessiOn OF cotillions, dinners. teas and
theatcr parties just as the first Miss
Roosevelt did, with the Countess MAJ.
guerite Cassini and Miss Josephine
broadman as her able aides. in the
official and resident sets respectively.
But Mis- Taft has said no, and her
contemporaries must look for their
leader elsewhere.
A Congressional Debutante.
Miss Alice Gates Boutell daughter
of Representative Henry sherman
Boutell of Chicago, will be a debu.an,,
from the congressional set who has
lived most of her life in Washington,
her fathers public career dating from
her babyhood. Miss Boutell, who Is
one of the beauties of the season.
had a preliminary taste of society last
winter in Canada when she visited
friends in Ottawa.
When the Big Six" Comes Out.
A group within a group of future
bellies consists of half dozen intimate
friends from childhood who describe
themselves as The Big Six" and have
/ vowed friendship TO the end Of their
days This close but generous corpo-
ration includes Miss Margaret Pres
ton Draper, daughter of the former
ambassador to Rome, and Mrs. VIII
/ liam f. Draper of MassachusetS; Miss
. Dora Clover. daughter Of Rear Ad.
miral Richardson Glover, L. : ~;
/ VI - Laura Merriam, daughter OF the
4 ex-governor of Minnesota, Hon. vii.
ham r. Merriam; Miss Sophie John
son, Miss Alice whiting, daughter o.
DR.. Guy Fairfax Whiting, and NJ s.
Gladys Hinrkley, daughter OF the ar
It's, Mr.. Robert Hinckley.
Miss Draper and Miss Glover have
both enjoyed unusual advantages OF
education and travel. the former hay
ing spent years in Rome, the latter
in London, where her father was naval
attache under botn Ambassador
Choate and Ambassador Reid Miss
Clovis has just returned from her
second trip around the world, mclud-
ing visit to London. where she Wa.
presented at court.
Miss Merriam is the youngest
daughter of her family, having been
born in the executive mansion OF Min,
nesota. when her fathe. was governor
of the state Hiss johnson Is the
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Marion Johnson. themselve
described as among the young mar
ried set only a few years ago. and
the smartest OF the smart
Miss Hinckley is as handsome as
any Of the portraits ever painted by
her artist father, and through heI
mother, who was Miss Nora O'Don
nell of Baltimore, belongs TO the Car
rolls, the Lees and other widely known
families of Colonial Maryland. Mis-:
Whiting had the same sort OF dis
tinguished ancestry in Old virginia
Each Of the Big Six will have bal
given In her honor, the first to b,
that Of General and Mrs. Draper II
Christmas eve.
Sen. Newland's Niece TO Come Out
Miss Marion Everett Wise, daughte,
of Mr. Edward Everett Wise of Balti
more, VIII be presented In Wa5hlns
ton by her aunt, Mrs. Francis New
lands, wife of the senator from
Nevada. and divide the winter between
Woodley, the home of the Newlands
and the Dupont circle residence o
Colonel and Mrs, Archibald Hopkins
the latter also being her aunt. Mis-
Wise is still abroad, where she hai
been completing her education anC
will not arrive In Washington for
month TO come.
A Missouri Girl Among Them.
Miss Hldegarde Nagle, daughter o
the Secretary of Commerce and Labo
will be the only bud from the Cablne
circle. which will assure her man!