The New York herald., 1922-10-15

yfedecessor, the Junior Cetillon' as lar
this season will find many private
dances in advance of the December
date. The other subscription dances
the Colony dances, the Metropolitan
dances and the Holiday dances. will
not interfere with plans for aepu-
tantes, as subscribers to them VIII not
he out in society for several years TO
come.
The number of debutantes is sure 10
pass the hundred mark and accoralhs
to the outlook there will be more even
than last season when tully - "ess
introduced. There are members OF
families known all over the world VINO
will be included, among them Miss Con.
suelo Vanderbilt, second daughter OF
MFR. and Mrs. William, *. Vanderbilt
I'd, and Miss Cathleen Nanderoilt.
daughter of Mr. Reginald c. Nanderhilt
and the present Mrs. Sydney j. toltord'
.tr. Both are direct descendants OF the
famous Commodore Vanderbilt the 1or-
,ier being a granddaughter of the late
William X Vanderbilt and of Mrs. ..
IT. p Belmont and the latter grand
daughter of the late Cornelius Wander
f1ilt and of Mrs. Vanderbilt and bot7
& have been identified with Newport since
early childhood. Another debutante who
has been In Newport during the past
summer will be Miss Louise Clews.
daughter of Mrs, Henry Clews. Jr. and
\ AIRS. Norris Clews. who was Miss
Louise Morris of Baltimore. Miss Clews
. has lived most of her life in France, but
came over last summer TO be in Newport
! with her mother and her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews. Miss Clews
went out In society during the summer.
Miss Adele Reynal, second daughter OF
e..A r~. Etrure - a
= will represent Newport where she was
= last summer, Miss Reynal is grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
Reynal and OF the late General and Mrs.
Louis Fitzgerald Miss Edith Taylor,
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moses
. Taylor of Newport and this city. will
. be introduced soon after her return
from Europe where she is with her
parents. She is a granddaughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. c. Taylor
and OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Heber II.
Bishop. for so many years residents dur
ing the summer of Newport.
Another debutante of an old New York
family will be Miss Julia Chanler,
daughter OF Mr.. Robert Winthrop Chan
Ter and Mrs Julia Chamberlain Chan
ler who has been in Europe with her
mother. Miss Chanler is a direct de-
scendant of the first John Jacob Astor.
Miss Phyllis Bernhard. daugher of Mr.. J.
Philip Bernhard and OF the present Mrs.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. will be intro
duced. Miss Bernhard is a granddaughter
of Mr. stephen III. Oliu and great
granddaughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs.
s. l.. NJ. Barlow
To Introduce Miss Keogh.
Former Judge and Mrs. Martin ].
Keogh are to introduce their daughter,
.rI. I. n.
mother, is a member OF the celebrated
Emmett family. She. with her parents,
lives In New Rochelle Another debu-
tante. who during the summer time has
been Identified with Westchester county.
is Miss Louise Barber, second daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dom Barber. who re-
Gently returned from Europe with her
parents. Miss Barber during the Piping
Rock Horse Show was visiting Miss
Marian G.. willard, daughter OF Mrs. w.
Eugene Kimball, who also will be intro
Yduced.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gerard will
Introduce their niece, Miss Margaret
Chrroll Brown. daughter of Mrs. Ger
ards sister, the late Mrs. Carroll Brown.
who was Miss Margaret DAILY. daugh-
ter Of the late Marcus Daily. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerard, who leased for last sum-
ner Fairlawn. the Townsend Burden
villa in Newport. had intended to In
troduce Miss Carroll Brown, who. un-
fortunately with her sister. was unable
10 enter into the seasons gayety owing
to an attack of measles.
Miss Abby Rockefeller.
Another famous family win be repre-
sented in Miss Abby Rockefeller. daughs
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller.
Jr., and granddaughter OF Mr.. John u.
Rockefeller, whose name Is familiar
throughout the civilized world. Miss
Rockefeller passed the summer with her
parents in Seal Harbor, Me. She also Is
a granddaughter OF the late Senator Al
drich of Rhode Island and "A niece OF
Mr.. Winthrop w Aldrich, who married
Miss Harriet Alexander, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Alexander Of
this city and Tuxedo Park
southampton will furnish It's quota OF
debutantes, among whom will he Miss
Cornelia 7. Livingston, only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, and
Miss Cornela Van Rensselaer, Robb.
daughter of Mrs. n. Thayer Robb and
granddaughter OF Mrs. Charles II. Hen
derson OF Southampton. Both Miss Lv-
ingston and Miss Robb. who are cousins,
are granddaughters Of the late J. Hamp-
den Hobb, for so many years Identified
with Southampton.
Miss Priscilla Alden Allen. youngest
daughter of Mr.. end Mrs. Frederick III.
Allen OF Pelham Manor, can be included
with the southampton list, as sho was
for part Of the summer there with her
sister. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Jr. un-
der whose chaperonage she will be intro
duccd this winter. Miss Maria l.. Brooke,
"a frequent visitor in southampton,
daughter Of Lieut. Commando and Mrs.
u. Hayes Brooke will be inclddod. as
also win Miss kathryn Knight who
visited tho Long Island resort dYring
the summer. Miss Knight win IA In
troduccd by her mother Mrs. CT ARIES
-. Orth. Miss Audrey Barclay Uni Nan,
bnly daughter OF Mrs. Barclay UlnRn,
also will represent southampton, VIII re
bcr grandfather, the late Henry A. B
clay went from Lenox to pass the sy =