The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-16

err of the little group OF debutantes.
Her position as daughter OF Senator
Wadsworth. OF New. York, and
granddaughter Of former Secretary
ofgState Hay lends color TO the story
and those who know her say also
that the little maid 10 by nature a
leader and one 10 whom other girls
defer as a matter Of course.
MISS. ALICE MANN ,s--.a
ALSO IN GROUP.
Another bud of first Importance
will be Alice peggy Mann. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T, Mann. She
Is q charming girl and just misses
deserving the accusation Of being
''high-brow." She has been unusu-
ally well educated, both at schools
In this country and abroad. and
knows an astonishing bt for SO
young person. As the daughter
OF one of the wealthiest families In
Washington. she will naturally be
accorded a choice place In the front
ranks, Of the. dehutahte corps. but
had she been one Of the least instead
of the, mort important II would be
safe to prophesy for her. brilliant
first year. as few girls have as
lovely q disposition or such beautt-
full manners as Alice Mann. II will
be remembered that Mr.. Mann re-
fused an Enthusiastically, when the
new administration came into
power last spring.
Mrs. Mann and Miss Peggy are
now In Paris, purchasing. II may be
added. Mss Peggy's wardrobe for
the coming year, and do not expect
to be home until the first OF Novem-
Der. With them will come Miss
Gladys Ffoulke Smith, daughter Of
Nine. Marcel Leyie, and Miss Dor
othy Heiberg. daughter Of Mrs, FL
win H, HeiberE, both debutantes Of
the coming year. 49,
Miss Gladys will be remembered
as the granddaughter of Mrs.
Charles NJ. Ffoulke, nf this city. I'M
der whose wing she will make her
debut Her mother, now Nine.
Levie, was popular In Washington
as a young girl and again as a
widow. Her marriage tosa member
Of the French Embassy stan was an
event of Importance a year or two
ago. Since her marriage she has
lived with her daughter at her hus-
bands home in Corsica but evil
IDENTIFY she decided that Miss Gladys
should make her own debut In her
native city
SEVERAL BUDS
IN ARMY-NAvY SET.
The army and navy will be well
| represented among the debutantes
Chief among them, probably, will be
one who IS aeither army or navy
Miss Laura, Lejeune, daughter OF
Marine Corps Commandant and
Mrs. Lejeune. Miss Laura played
around a. bit last winter with the
debutantes and il already quite
popular in the younger set. Her
debut party promises to be one OF
the most interesting and popular
affairs of its kind this season.
In navy circles should be men
toned Miss Catherine Cheatham
daughter of Capt. and Mrs J. J.
Cheatham. and Miss Lady Jane
Raby, the pretty daughter Of Capt
Cheatham and Capt. Raby are sta
tened at the navy yard and prob
ably much OF the entertaining for
the two girls will be held there.
Miss Raby will make her debut
during the Christmas holidays, and
after her first little hutter in So
ciety will fold her wings for the
rest of the season and go back 20
Vassar College, where she Is a stu
dent this year. Another vassar
| student planning TO make . brieI
! appearance in society during the
| holidays is Miss Eleanor r. Davies
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Davies
Admiral Robert S. Grinan's daugh.
ter. Helen. had been spoken OF as
a possible bud, but more recent
rumors indicate that she will have