The New York herald., 1922-10-15

mer seasons thirty odd years ago. Miss
! Barclay Ulman recently returned from
/ France with her mother, where she had
been at boarding school for two years.
\ a dance was given for her In Paris IN
| June by her aunt, the Duchesso de Mont
morency.
! Other Southan,ton girls will include
/ Miss Betty Condor, second daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas G. Condor, Miss
Frances McKeever, youngest daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Chauncey Mckeever; !;
Miss Jean Potter, elder daughter of Mr.
| William Chapman Potter and grand
| daughter of the late Paul Morton Miss
Nancy Potter, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs,
Eliphalet Mott Potter.
Another of the Southampton contingent
will be Miss Mary Gallatin Hoppin.
| daughter of Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral William Warner Iioppin and Mrs
! Hoppin, who now is in Europe with her
| mother for few weeks. In addition 10
the wide circle of Hoppns, this debutante
is related to the Goelet and Gerry tami-
lies andSshe is granddaughter or Mr.,
Frederic Gallatin, whose late wife, MISS
| Amy Gerry was sister of Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry. Miss Madeleine Null
ford, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Vincent
s. Mulford Of Southampton and Mont
| clair, n. J., will be introduced to society
during the season. Miss Milford went
TO Europe early in the summer and has
travelled on the continent and in Great
Britain. Mr.. Mulford sailed on the last
trip OF the Majestic to Join his daughter,
and they will return late this month.
Old New York Family.
A member of an old New York family
who from time to time has been among
The visitors in Southampton rs Miss
Garcia dc Peyster Kip. daughter OF M.
and Mrs. Garrett L. Kin of New York
and Barrytown on Hudson Miss Kip
went abroad with her mother for brief
trip in the spring, and afterward was
In Newport with her parents, where her
grandmother. Mrs, Johnston Livingston
de Peyster. and her aunt, Mrs. Howard
Townsend Martin, had a villa. Later In
the summer Miss Kip and her parents
made visits in Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard G. Brokaw. OF
this city and the Chimneys, Brookville,
L. l., will introduce their elder daughter,
Miss Julia Brokaw. Before taking possess
sion of their place in Brookville Mr.. and
Mrs. Brokaw used to pass the summer
in Southampton. They recently returned
from Europe where with their two
daughters they had passed the summer
and were in time for the outdoor events
including polo and horse shows on Long
Island. Miss Brokaw on her mothers.
side is a niece of Mr.. w. Goadby Loew.
She also is a niece of Mr.. Irving Brokaw,
Mrs. William McNair and Mr.. George
T. BrolSaw. She is a granddaughter
of Mrs. Isaac. v. Brokaw. who q year
ago in the summer had villa in
Southampton.
There will be scores Of other interest
ing debutantes. among whom are Miss
Anna Hall and Miss Nancy Waterbury.
cousins. Miss Hall Is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. Edward Hall and her
mother, who was Miss Josephine Ia
brislsie, who died several years ago. She
will be introduced by her aunt. Mrs.
Stanley Mortimer. who was Miss Eliza
beth Livingston Hall. Miss Waterbury is
the daughter of Anr. Lawrence Waterbury
and the present Mrs. David Gray, who
was Miss Maude LIVINGSTON Hall. Both
debutantes are granddaughters OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine c. Hall OF
Tiyoli-on- Hudson, and Miss Waterbury
is a, granddaughter OF Mr.. James NJ
Waterbury of Spencer House. West
chester. who had so much TO do with the
orga nization of the Westchester Country
Club. whose clubhouse was destroyed
by fire in the spring. Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Agar will introduce their daughter,
Miss a. Dorothea Agar. and another
debutante will be Miss Catharine John
son. second daughter OF Mr.. owen John
son and a granddaughter OF Mr.. Robert
( Underwood Johnson recently Ambassa-
dor TO Italy, and OF Mrs. Johnson. Miss
Gertrude dc l.. Watts who has been at
boarding school In England for two
years. will be introduced by her mother
Mrs. Townsend Morgan. a debutante
OF n family famous for generations in
this country will be Miss Caro- Shaw
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Munson Gal
laudet shaw. She is granddaughter
of the late Mr.@and Mrs. Alexander ID.
Shaw, who-for years lived IN Staten ISL
and, and n great-zranddaught OF the
late Rev. Dr.. Thomas Gallaudet. whose
father n century ago introduced in this
country tho sign manual for deaf mutes
knowledge OF which he had acquired in
France.
Locust valley Colony.
OF the Locust Valley colony there will
be Miss Margaret Stope, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles "A. Stone. Miss
Betty Franklin daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Philip a. S. Franklin. and Miss
Eleanor Pettinos. daughter of Mir. and
Mrs. Charles 70. Pettinos OF that section.
arc not 20 be introduced this winter
lnty DOtn Will go 10 early III
the winter and will be for some months
at a famous French boarding school,
which just at the start of the world war
was moved from France to England.
Miss Beatric Gawtry. second daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis u. Gawtry of
Southdown. Huntington, l.. L.. and this
city. viii be among tho number. She
IL granddaughter OF Mrs. Kilinen Val
Rensselaer,. Another member OF the
Van Rensselaer, family will be intro
duced She is Miss Elizabeth Van
Rensselaer, Ellsworth, daughter OF tho
late John Magce Ellsworth and OF Mrs
Ellsworth. who returned early last
spring from Europe. Mrs. Ellsworth
was Miss Elisabeth Van Rensselaer,,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Van Rensselaer, Of Orange. Her
mother. who was Miss Matilda Heck
scher was one Of the daughters OF tho