The Washington times., 1924-07-17

Mr.. ana Mrs. frank Mondell'a
second daughter. Miss MarJorie
MondelI, Is Just about Of debutante
are. but she il to be shipped OIL
tO college Wellesley, I believe
and Il she makes her debut at all
ii will be during the Christmas sea.
son. Miss Eeanor Hard, daughter
81 Mr.. ana Mrs. william Hard, who
has been at Smith College for two
years and Is leader IN all student
activities, has solved the problem
Of combining study with q debut In
this fashion and viii be formally
presented to society when she
comes home for her Christmas holi.
days.
Miss Hard IS q, chuln ef Countess
Felicia Gizycka, daughter Of Conn!
tess Eleanor Gizycka and grand
daughter Of Mrs. Robert w. Pat.
ferson their mothers. too, are close
friends and the two girls will
probably play round togetaer q
good deal. IT was thought that
pretty little Countess Felicia would
make her debut last winter, but II
was put of for one reason or an.
other and now her mother Is max.
Ing plans to introduce her formally
during the coming season rather
late in the winter probably as the
Countess is taking her daughter
abroad In the autumn for 4 few
weeks. They are to spend the
greater part Of the summer IN
Wyoming, where they have ranch.
Propose Camping Trips IN Yellow
stone BY Way Of Summer Vacation.
Miss MondeIl's plans are not yet
formulated has just taken her
entrance exams for Wellesley but
if she does make e formal debut
during the holidays It will probably
Be next winter rather than this
coming season. The Mondells had
expected to leave Washington early
III August for q months camping
trip in the Yellowstone Park, but
their departure has been put Oft
because OF the postponement until
August IA of the notification CT
President Coolidge 1t which Mr..
Mondell. chairman OF the War III.
nance Corporation ID to make tbs
principal address.
1t il probable, however, that they
will make the trip to the Yellowstone
after the notification ceremonies are
over, for Mr.. and Mrs. Mondell's
son.. Frank w. Mondell, IT., il put.
ting in the summer az q forest
ranger in the park and they are
anxious to see him. Meanwhile,
however, they are finding their new
home in Sixteenth street.-the house
made famous III Waslaing tonss social
annals by the occupation OF the
British bachelors very comnlo.
diOuB and comfortable and have de-
cided that Washington isn't such a
bad place as q summer resort after
al.
Miss Dorothy Mondell, elder daugh.
terter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mondell, q
one Of q group of.several society
girls who have taken up newspaper
work as q career, and at present
she Is filling q post In the society
department Of one Of the local
papers and finding the work great
fun. Miss Margaret Crosson, daugh.
ter OF Doctor and II. ]. Cross0n, is
another one Of this group, and Il
developing pretty gift with her
pen.
Two Debutantes Already Engaged
Before Season Is Under Way.
Two OF the debutantes OF nexi
season, Miss Helen Marye ana Miss
Lilita Dawson, have put reverse
English On the usual procedure by
announcing their engagements sew
eral months before the time set for
their coming OUT Miss Dawson
who IL the daughter of Madame
Philippe Charles Soyez and the late
Thomas CIelani Dawson, of the
American diplomatic service, IS tc
wed Cadet Standish Weston, nov
ct the Military Academy, and Miss
Mafye will marry Count Lambertc
Negri Ardoldi, whom she met abroad
Iii the young Italian soldier and
sent to his suit. There is really
no objection TO the marriage on Tho
part OF Miss Marye's father, George
q. Marye, former ambassador tC
Russia, except his daughters ex
treme youth: und that is somathins
that can be cured II the young mar
81 willing to wait. At all events
he is coming over shortly to visit
the Maryes at Burlingame, Their
California home, and to lay his case
before the powers that be.
It has been fully decided, how
ever, that Miss Marye is to make
her debut next winter IN Bur
lingame and Washington, with a
presentation at the Court Of ST.
James in the spring. And Miss
Dawson has decided, too, not to lei
her engagement interfere with her