The Washington herald., 1914-01-02
Miss Clark a Debutante

Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark yester-
day presented their daughter Genevieve.
the New Years debutsnte, to society at
a reception, which began at O'Clock.
Miss Clark and a bevy OF her young
girl friends, all in dainty pastel-colored
chiffon gowns. made a most pretty pic
ture amid a surrounding of hundreds of
floral offerings for the debut. which came
| from all parts Of the United States.
Among those who received with Mrs.
Clark were Mrs. David Jayne Hill, Mrs
George Harvey. Mrs. James r. Mann.
Mrs. Timothy Ansberry. and Mrs Henry
| c. woodward.
assisted Miss Clark were representative
among debutantes Of this year. Among
them were Miss Helen Cox, daughter
of the governor Of Ohio: Miss Madeline
Edison, daughter of Thomas A. Edison;
Miss Marie Ahnighto Peary. the famous
snow baby" daughter of the discov-
erer OF the north pole; Miss Alice Pres
ton daughter OF the mayor of Balti-
more: Mis-, Dorothea Owen. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Owen: Miss Imogene
THOMPSON. Miss Marcia Murdock. daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs. Victor
Murdoch; Miss Eleanor Connolly, Miss
Agra Bennett, Miss Jean Winter. Miss
Jean Roberts. Miss Ruth Roberts. Miss
Laura Graves Miss Amy Bennett. and
Among the notable guests at the recep-
ton were the Austrian Ambassador and
Nine. Dumba, the German Ambassador
and Countess Won Bernstorff. the Charge
d'Affairs of Persia and Nine. Ali kuh
Khan, the Charge d'Affairs OF China and
Nine. Chang Jen. Lord Eustace Percy
the Minister Of Costa Rica and Nine
Calvo, Justice and Mrs. Lamar MISS
Margaret Draper and Miss Katherine
Jennings. the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Garrison. the Secretary OF Commerce and
Mrs. Redfield, Miss Agness Hart Wilson.
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Lane,
Miss Edith Oracle. Gen. and Mrs. Biddle'
Miss Helen Hughes, daughter OF Justice
Hughes of New York.
Mrs. Clark wore a gown OF white satin
| with crystal trimming
Miss Clark's gown was OF pale PINK
chiffon cloth heavily embroidered. the
bodice was trimmed with crystal and
6Ir,y lace and touches of old blue.
Miss Madeleine Edison wore white satin
DRAINED with Dresden blue chiffon en-
broidered in silver.
Miss Imogene Thomson wore green chlt-
fon and charmeuse with oodice anu 'uiiS
OF jeweled tulle-
Miss Alice Preston, daughter of the
mayor OF Baltimore, wore pale pink satin
and pleated chiffon.
Miss Helen COX, oaushtei Vi ehS eO'N'
nor of Ohio, white crepe meteor draped
with chiffon and trimmed WIN "hi'e
tuIle and crystals.
Miss Dorothy Harvey. daughter OF Co.
and Mrs. George Harvey. deep pink
creme meteor with bodice and tunic OF
cream lace.
Miss Laura Graves, pink satin with
tunic of pleated chiffon.
Miss Jean Winter, white chinon with
rirdle and tunic of pale green chiffon.
Miss Dorothea owen, pale blue velvet
with hat to match
Miss Ruth Patterson. deep rose chiffon
taffeta with cream tulle sleeves and bod
ice trimming.
Miss Agra Bennett, white crepe meteor
trimmed with fur.
Miss Marcia Murdock. cream satin
with touches of green and brown fur.
Mrs. George Harvey. deep violet velvet
and chiffon with silver lace.
Mrs David Jayne Hill, white satin.
Miss Katherine Jennings, old blue vel
vet. black hat trimmed with white feath-
ers.
Mrs. Timothy Ansberry. deep blue chif-
fon over the same color satin trimmed
with cream lace. large black velvet hat.
Lady Spring-Rice. long loose coat of
ermine, with hat to match. over a dress
of lavender v>lvet and chiffon.
Baroness Dumba, heliotrope, velvet and
silver lace with hat to match.
Mrs Charles c. McChord, gray. velvet.
coat suit with gray hat. Miss Margaret
McChord, Nell rose crepe draped with
chiffon and black hat.
Mrs. James r. Mann, black satin with
bodice of black chiffon over white.