Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
VHE debutantes of 1910 are be-


list Is possible just at present,
when so many households are
as yet unrepresented at the capital. but the
dozens or so of those who are mentioned as
reasonably sure Of making their initial
bows indicate that the number Will De
about as usual That Miss Helen Taft
is likely to see something Of Washington
gayeties the coming winter seems certain
in many minds, simply because she has
not as yet returned to college The pros
poets therefore, Of White House ball
are of the most roseate description, but
whether or not it will be debutante
dance remains to be seen. Others who
are talked Of as buds Of the coming win
ter are Miss Ruth Parker, daughter OF
Col and Mrs. Myron M Parker; Miss
Charlotte Pettus, daughter. Of DR.. and
Mrs. Pettus; Miss Doris Haywood, daugh-
ter of Mrs. William Haywood; Miss Hazel
Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William
v. Cox; Miss Amy Richardson, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson;
Miss Ruth Larner. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Larner; Miss Elizabeth
Reside. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard S. Reside; Miss Ida Norment Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Odell S. Smith
| Miss Louise Bayne, daughter of Mrs.
John w. Bayne; Miss Dorothy Decide.
daughter of Mrs. William Riley Decide;
Miss Elizabeth Collins, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Charles r. Collins, and Miss
Alice Wright, daughter Of Justice and
Mrs. Wright.
There are sure to be others from Off
| cial society. In other cities days and
dates and even the personnel of the re-
ceiving parties are pretty we'll known,
although the events themselves may be
weeks ahead. The buds have already
met each other in St. Louis, the Vested
Prophets ball last Tuesday night being
the first roundup. Toilets fresh from
trunks filled by their fair owners in
Paris last summer gave evidence of
fashions last word. The Smartest dane
ing dresses were short and nearly every
body. young and old, wore scarf.
The Harvest Home ball at Tuxedo has
significance here and the various house
parties assembling for the last week of
this month are sure to have some Wash
ingtonians among them. Dinner dances
for the debutantes have been announced
by the half dozen in New York and
exhibit no lack of energy in that direction
of the winters pleasure.
The Austrian ambassador returned to
New York Friday, where he joined Bar
oness Hengelmuller, who has been ill
there, for several days. They are likely
to go on to Lenox for the rest of the
autumn.
The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand are already installed in their
charming embassy for the winter after
long absence in Europe.
No date has as yet been set for the
return of the Russian Ambassador and
Baroness Rosen. They are in New Eng
land.
Mr.. and Nine. De Struve, the former an
attache of the Russian embassy, arrived
In Washington yesterday with the parents
of the latter. Mr.. ard Mrs. William A.
Slater. who have reopened their home on
l street.
The marriage of Miss Slater and the
Russian diplomat took place in Paris last
autumn. They have been staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater at Beverly, Mass,
since their return.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
are now in Chile. They will visit in Eng
land land before pc %eo returning to the United
be removed to Washington from Dublin,
N H, next Saturday.
The second secretary. Mr.. II. w. Ken
nard, and Mrs. kennard arrived here
from Europe yesterday.
Mr. G. Young and Mrs. Young sailed
yesterday. after spending the summer
abroad. They ere expected to land next
Friday. and to come at once to this city.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstein. with the Countess Luise-
Alexandra Won Bernstein. are sailing from
Europe the 10Th OF this month"; and are
expected to come directly to Washing
ton.
Mai. Won Livonius formerly military
attache at the German embassy, sailed
yesterday on the Deutschland from New
II York.
Baron Hardehbroeck is expected back
at the embassy today, after spending sew
eral months in Germany.
The new military attache of the en-
bassy. Maj. Herbert Won BettenfeIdt. ac-
companied by Nine. Won Bettenfeldt has
arrived in this city from Mexico They
will make their home at 11O5 18th street
this winter.
The Mexican ambassador is still in
Mexico. where he went for the recent
celebration. He is not expected to re-
turn for several weeks
1 tt e Turkish ambassador also is still
away. though he is expected to return in
a short time.
The japanese ambassador and Baroness
, Cchida, who were in Buena Vista for a
few days after their return from Mexi-
CO. returned to the embassy Friday last.
Mr.. Edward Lotus, first secretary of
the Siamese legation who came on from
East Gloucester. Mass. to represent Siam
at the International Prison Congress. will
return there next week to accompany the
minister and the members Of the staff
back to Washington. the middle of Octo-
ber After which he will go to Eng
land to join Mrs. LOTUS and their chill
dren. who have been over there since
August Mr.. LOTUS will return with
them to Washington about Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Mitchell, who
passed the summer at Narragansett Pier,
are now at their home in this city.
III Representative Henry S. Boutell with
| Mrs. Boutell and Miss Boutel, has re-
| turned to his apartment at the High
lands for the winter
Col and Mrs. Louis p. Siebert with
| Miss Siebert, have returned to the city
| after summer spent at Deer Park, Md.
III Marchese di Montagliari. the charge
daffaires Of Italy, is now in New York to
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