Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

BY MARGARET WATTS DE PEYSTER.
NEW YORK, Nov 19-(special TO The
Beef 1.-The horse show practically opens the
real New York season. Before that mo-
msntuous event, society Is more or less
scattered but everybody comes to town
then and nearly everybody stays in town
until the time comes for the southern mi-
grafton Hence from now on there will be
busy days for those who are accustomed
70 shine in the social world either through
innate brilllanoy or reflected luster.
From now on until the holidays the sea-
son practically IS the debutaut's' and the
greater number OF social events are ar
ranged with a view TO her exploitation.
Tho annual bah at Tuxedo club house, was
usual, the first stepping stone OF the de-
butante's career, serving to introduce in q
somewhat informal manner the girls who
win constitute that interesting faction Of
metropolitan society known as the
younger set"
occasionally some of the young women
make their social debut during the sum
met at Newport. while many of them. al
though not officially "out," are allowed 70
attend small affairs in the summertime,
but the Tuxedo ball is generally regarded
as the first authentic coming OUT fol-
lowed later by the more formal receptions
and dances in town and by the first junior
cotlllon. the true social rubicon of the so
ciety bud,
approximately about the same number Of
gilia are presented each year Just at pres
ent the list seems unusually long and Il Is
far from being complete yet new entrants
being heard from every day, but by De-
oember II will be known definitely Just who
may DO counted upon.
Miss Margaret Rutherford, Mrs. X Van
derbllts daughter was introduced late last
season, but went out very little owing &c
illness IN the family, so this practically vii
be her first season. Another young woman
whose debut has been expected for som,
time IS Miss Alice Drexel, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John r. Drexe Miss Drexei 4
stin school girl, but has been much viii
the younger set Of society girls In New
port for a couple Of seasons and Is gen
orally considered as one Of that set !
IS hoped among her friends that her mothe
will decide 60 introduce her this winter
one OF the most interesting OF the deb
utantes is Miss Vivian Gould Remem
berlng the elaborate functions given at tn
debut OF her sister, then Miss Marjori
Gold now Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel, jr
much he expected In the way Of entertain
ment at the Introduction II the preser
dobutange.
Otheys OF the season. buds are Mis
Lila d. Gilbert. daughter OF Mr. and Mr.
n. Bramhal Gilbert. Miss Marian Ker
needy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Va
Rensselaer, Kennedy, Miss Elizabeth
Cunningham, daughter of Mrs. James Cur
ningham, Miss Marian Floyd whitman
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James spul
Whitman, Miss Agnes lie Roy Edga
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, Newbold Edga
Miss Dorothea Carroll, daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll. Miss Rosal
Coe daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry
C0e. Miss Marion Iollins daughter Of N
and MIS- Harry b. H0llins, Miss Ma
Bishop Hartman, daughter OF Mr. an
Mrs. j. Low Hartman; Miss Henriet
ThaW, daughter OF Mr and Mrs. Benjam
Thaw; Miss Agnes PAGE Brown, daught
Of Mrs a. Page- Brown Miss Dorou
Cramp, daughter OF AIR. and Ms, Edw
Cramp; ,Miss Aileen Osborn, daughter
Air. and Mrs. William Church Osborn; Mi
Lydia &. Butler. daughter OF AIRS. Villa
Allen Butler jr; Miss MarjOry Bla
daughter OF MI and Mrs. e.. Ledya
Blair; Miss rhelmn VioGtt, daughter
AR. and Mrs. Atwood Violet; Miss Ma
garet kemp, daughter OF Alr. and All
George w Kemp; Miss Caro- Quaru
Brown. daughter u AIR ana Mrs. steph
%. Brown Miss sara McAlpin Pyle, daug
ter OF Mr. and Airs. James Tolman Py
AIiss Anna clements, daughter Of ar. Al