The Washington times., 1914-04-05

contrast with all the others. she
reminds one of a gypsy with her
gorgeous dark eyes and olive com
piexion. She repre- scents one Of the
first families of Washington. and
Is the daughter OF Mrs" Edward
A. Quintard. s. ..-. -
Pretty and Clever.
And speaking of Dorothys, there
were the two Dorothy Williamses-
famous bellies of a season or two
ago-who were and are. though they
are not Dorothy Williamses any
longer, as totally different as two
people could be. 1t was jokingly
said that the friends of Dorothy
Gardner Williams, now Mrs. Monroe
E. Pinck3rd. of California. called
her. the pretty Miss Williams" and
the -othS- Dorothy, now Mrs. VIII
liam F. McComhs, of New York. the
clever Miss Williams
OF three katherines in the debu-
tsnte- set this winter, two are ser
vice girls. Katherine Krug, tho
daughter of Major Il. v, Krug and
Mrs Krug. of the army, Is tall and
dark, and has the poise due TO much
travel She spent the last two years
abroad. Like her, Katherine Nc
Clintock, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A Garrison McClintock. has
had the advantages of travel and
like her, too. she is quiet and gentle
slender and not so tall as Miss'KruG
with soft wayy brown hair and large
gray blue eyes. -
Accomplished Dancers.
Katherine Thesis, daughter of
Capt Emil Thesis, of the navy. and
Mrs. Theiss, is one of the most popu-
lar girls of the navy set She is of
medium height with bright blue eyes
and brown hair. She is a graduate
of Holton Arms School, and one of
the most accomplished dancers in
Washington.
Margaret, too, is a popular name
for the 1g1S-1914 debutante season.
There is Margaret -Fechteler. Mar
garet Britton and Margaret Gould
Where could three girls SO totally
unalike be found?
Margaret Britton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton, is
the Titan beauty of the winter.
Of manner and a knack of wearing
smart and daring clothes OF color
combinations of. which most red
haired people would not even think.
She Is a famous pedestrian, dancer,
and an athlete.
1bdI SdlCl cSAllClti, OIi lho oNilci
hand. Is altogether different. She is
the daughter Of a naval officer. and
has all of a navy girls poise and
knowledge OF men and manners. She
is of medium build with handsome
deep brown eyes and a wealth of
soft brown hair
Then Margaret Gould. the sec
ond daughter of Justice and Mrs.
Gould, is tall ard willowy with a
quiet, sedate manner. Her clear,
fair complexion and beautiful gray
eyes are her strong points in the
beauty competition.
Three Coming Debutantes.
But looking ahead A year. the name
that bids fair to popularity next
season is Frances" Already the
three most prominent buds who are
scheduled to make their initial bow
In the National Capitol are Fran
ces Moore. Frances Travers. and
Frances Williams. Alike they have
money. position. beauty, brains. and
hosts of friends. Unlike they are in
appearance. however. Each has a
, strong and distinct individuality.
Frances TreverS, daughter OF Mrs.
R II. Travers, is rather small,
dark and OF an intense nervous tenn
permanent. She was a student at
the Holton Arms school, but has
spent much time abroad, partic-
ularly in France, and has acquired a
distinctly French manner and wears
chic clothes that tell the story.
Frances Moore. daughter of Mrs.
Clarence Moore is another type.
She, too, was educated abroad and
is extremely cultivated and charm
ing.
Miss Williams uc:ne is modified
10 Francise, compromise between
Frances and the Francois that q
French governess endeavored to
fasten upon her. She Is a blonde
beauty. rather like her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Letter. She is beautifully
educated interesting and the sort
OF girl who does everything well.