The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

united States amba asSador to Italy, whose debut was interrupted season before last by the illness and subsequent death of her father. Her parents gave her a beautiful cotillion, at which she met the young people in society but her mother considered her to be not quite properly presented until she had been formally introduced to the older people in society, so she had planned to follow the cotillion with large and brilliant reception, which promised to be the most brilliant affair in every way which Washington has ever seen in private house. The sudden ill., ness and death of General Draper oc- cured between the two functions, 50 the reception has never been given. Mrs. Draper and her daughter spent last win ter in France, the spring in London, and the summer at Bar Harbor They are now at their estate in Hopedale, Mass, and will come here in time for the earlr season in December.
 Miss Elizabeth Munford, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs Edwin S. Munford, for merlY of Atlanta, Ga. who have beer living in Washington nearly four years, will be one of the smartest of this years buds Her parents have spent the past year at the'r place, "Cedarcroft," on the Rockville pike, in Maryland, and are now looking for house in the city which is properly arranged for entertaining, They intend to make their daughters s first season out notable one. She was quit, @ belle at the White Sulphur Springs during the summer, from where they have but recently returned. Miss Munford was much entertained there b, Mrs. Ordway and her granddaughter Miss Valerie Padelford. a bud of two seasons ago, and by Mrs. Joseph Thropp, the former giving large and beautiful dinner party in her honor and the latter a handsome cotillion in the famous ball room where the belles of 100 years ago made their conquests and had their triupmhs.
 MT. and Mrs. Munford are now on their way home from the White Sulphur, driv- ing through the mountains and stopping at many of the resorts en route, and vis- itng a number of friends at their country places.
 Col. and Mrs. Harry r. Hodges have a charming daughter. Frances. to present this year. So have Dr. and Mrs. s. s. Adams of Dupont Circle They will in- troduce their daughter, Dorothy. The mayor of Philadelphia and Mrs Reyburn, who took the residence, 1745 N street for several years. will introduce their daugh- ter, Eleanor who will be identified with the smartest set of young people, She has had all the advantages that debut ante can crowd into her young life.
 Judge and Mrs. Howry will present their young daughter Mary. this year. and MT. and Mrs. Theodore Moves may introduce their younger daughter, Eliza- beth. Mrs. Burnett Crane will introduce her younger daughter. Estelle. who is now at West Point with her mother and sister Katherine. after summer spent in Europe.
 It is supposed that Miss Aubrey. grand daughter of the late Chief Justice Full Ter. whose debut was postponed last sea- son because of the death of her grand father. will be among this years buds. Tho Misses Rivero, daughters of the Cuban minister, who have practically grown up in Washington, will be almost the only diplomatic buds. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, daughter of Senator Gilbert Hitchcock of Nebraska, will be one of the most important of the senatorial buds this year. Miss Dorothy Brooks, younger daughter of Mrs. F. c. Brooks. who was eligible to be debutante last year, but preferred to spend an extra year in study, will be among this years hnds