The Washington times., 1921-12-16


.rthur Capper.
The twin debutantes, Miss Marcis
and Miss Constance Foss. are being
presented by their mother, Mrs. Foss.
at a tea this afternoon at their resi-
dence, 1853 r street. ~
The debutantes are wearing pink
and blue. their favorite colors, and
both will carry shower bouquets OF
pink roses. Miss Marcia's costume
is of pink net and seQuins, made
with q moderate decoltage and fin
ished with a big tulle bow at the
side. Her sister, Miss Constance,
will wear q smart little frock of blue
velvet and net. The bodice Is of vel
vet and the skirt Of net with ostrich
ips of blue and rose at the girdle.
Mrs. Foss will wear cloth of gold
yelled in black net. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. James r. Mann, Mrs.
Ira Copely, Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Mrs
II. II. Rousseau, Mrs. Walter Demp-
sey. Mrs. James Hustled. Mrs. Samuel
Winslow. Mrs. John Hepphill. Mrs.
Perry Heath, and Mrsp Charles g.
Dawes.
Her daughters will be assisted by
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, Miss
Helen Colbert. Miss Elizabeth Kemp.
Miss Evelyn Wadsworth. Miss Nina
Lunn, Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Sid
ney Webb. Miss Gladys Chapman
Smith. Miss Nancy Hoyt. Miss Ell
eanor Carroll Hill. and Miss Laura
Lejeune.
MISS FLORENCE ELIZABETH
AVA CLINE will be presented at a
tea this afternoon by her parents.
in
Their apartment at the Kenesaw.
Mss Cline will wear white satin
and silver lace. Her frock il made
with a close-fitting basque and
hoop skirt. The reck Is cut with
the popular "off. the-shoulder" line
and the hoops fall over a longer
under-pett coat of lace. She will
carry a colonial bouquet of sweet
heart roses. lilies Of the valley. and
forget me-nots.
f. Mrs. Cine will wear black
georgette and lace. made with a
draped skirt and simple bodice
She will be assisted by Nrs.
Hardy Page. Mrs. Charles Porter
field Light. Mrs. Waldo Potter.
Mrs. Pernier Mix, and Mrs. Robert
Cline.
The debutante will have assist.
ing her Mss Julia Hume. Miss
Nina Lunn, Mss Mary Sf't:. Miss
FL zabeth Werner, Miss Atala
K'mmell. and Miss Corlinne
Following the tea Mrs. Cline will
entertain at dinner. the ladies as
s'sting her and their husbands.
M IS Cline will have with her at
dinner the debutantes assisting
her and an equal number of men.
After the dinner they will go
to the dance given by Senator and
Mrs. Arthur Camper for their
niece. Miss isabelle Crawford.
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MISS ISABELLE CRAWFORD
AVA will be presented to society by
her uncle and aunt, Senator and
Mrs. Arthur Capper, at dance
this evening at Rauschers.
The party promises to be one Aef
the jolliest and most attractive OF
the bud" affairs. There Will be
about seven hundred guests. III
GLIDING all of this years debu-
tantes, and the younger crowd.
Miss Crawford is planning to
wear charming frock of rose
point lace over white satin. The
gown Is made on simple lines. with
the lace falling straight to the
edge of the skirt and draping the
bodice. The neck line is edged
with rhinestones. She will carry
a bouquet sent by Mrs. Harding
from the White House.
Mrs. Capper will wear white
georgette, heavily encrusted with
iridescent seQuins.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Har-
ry New, Mrs. Joseph Frelinghny-
sen, Mrs. Frank Kellogg, Mrs. Ira
Copely, Mrs. Charles c. Mct;hord.
Mrs. John Allen Daughertv. Mrs.
e. E. Gam. Mrs. Joseph Hampson.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Enoch
Chase Mrs. James Kerrick, Mrs.
d. r. Anthony. Mrs. p. G. George,
and Mrs. Phil Campbell.
Mrs. George NJ. Crawford, Of New
York, mother Of the debutaEte, Is
here until after Christmas.
There will be a number Of dinner
parties given before the ball.
among them being a dinner of ten.
which Miss Laura Lejeune. daugh-
ter Of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John A.
Lejeune, will give at the Marine
Barracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Julian Zol-
ney will entertain at dinner for their
debutante daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Zolney. Among their guests will
be Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Mary
Montgomery, Miss Rosa Maye Ken
drick. Miss Margaret Zolney. Marcel
Colas. Comdr. John Creighton. u.
s. N; Comdr. Calvert Cary. U. 8.
NJ; Major xenophon H. Price,
U. 8. A.; Lieut.. Henry McCown.
U. S. A., and Capt. Lemuel Shep-
herd, u. 8. A.
Miss Ruth Donaldson will also be
hostess at dinner. taking her guests
later to The ball.
Mrs. Harding will be present this
afternoon at the lecture to be given
by Thornton Burgess, the well-known
writer Of children's stories. at the