Evening star., 1923-06-03
Tales of Well Known Folk
In Social and Official Life
New York's Full List of Debutantes With Coming
out Dates Announced-Capita Lags Behind
II Cottage Naming Strenuous Pastime.

hyhile Washington gathers up the
loose ends of things social to make
ready for the final curtain on the
amenities, the sister cities-Baitl-
more. Philadelphia and New York
are busy with next years schedule,
and, in the case of Gotham. the full
list of buds has been announced. TO-
sether with the date of the coming
out ceremony. Such vigorous taking
of time by the forelock is astounding
TO the capital, which is accepted as
sort of court city and must regulate
it's affairs entirely by the Nhite
House and by the residence and non
residence of off1cia ldom and especially
Of the national legislature. Mrs.
John Henry Hammond's third daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Vanderbilt Hammond,
will make her bow on THANKSGIVING
eve in the town house of her mother.
but in July and August she Will be
presented to the Berkshire contingent
by her grandmother, Mrs. Henry
White and in August and September
she will participate in the gayety or
New York.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs William K. Wander
hilt and niece and namesake of the
former Duchess of Marlborough. now
Nine. Jean Falsan. will make her
bow to New York in early December,
but meantime she will be maid at
the wedding of her cousin. Miss Cath
1een Vanderbilt. and she Will nit
from one resort to another through
the summer. Miss Eleanor Franklin
whose brother. John NJ. Franklin. mar
ried Miss Emily Sloane Hammond
second daughter of the John Henry
Hammonds. will be another important
bud who will be associated with the
amenities for Miss Alice Hammond
and for Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt A
granddaughter of John d. Rockefel-
Ter. Miss Elaine McAlpin. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs D. Hunter McAlpin, will
receive as much attention as Miss
Abbie Aldrich Rock kefeller and will be
feted in three cities beside New York,
Newport, Cleveland and Boston. In
Baltimore and Philadelphia the future
bellies are already being presented in
pretty groups at horse show fetes and
hunt balls, besides figuring in star
roles at numerous garden parties and
al fresco dances.
Naming cottages is strenuous
pastime on Long Island and trio of
gay and vivaCious bellies Miss Milli-
cent Rogers. Miss Ellin Mackay and
Miss Cornelia Livingstone, have re-
solved themselves into a first aid COM
mittee for the newcomers Miss Liv
fngstons parents, the Goodhue
Livingstons, call their place Memo, no
name, for they simply could not de-
eide on the proper title. and Miss
Mackay accepts the misleading name.
The Rest. for her summer play
grounds. which under her exclusive
management, as her father is spend
ing the season in Scotland, is the
lveliest place on the sound. No one
knows why the Henry H. Rogers
named their handsome villa and es-
tate The Gin, but though Miss Milli-
cent would like to rechristen II
Lands End. it remains known under
the title of a once favorite beverage.
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin. who was Miss
Polly Morton. so we'll known here.
has changed her estate to Bayberry
Land, for its outstanding feature is
the long hedge of bay. from the ber-
ries of which the Christmas candles
are diped with much merriment and
ceremony along Thanksgiving time.
Chicago and a large contingent of