The Washington times., 1925-09-19

New names are being a0oeQ from
tir1e to time tu the list. which was
given out before society scattered
from the summer, and not the
tions is Miss Gwendolyn Ffoulke
Smith. daughter of Nine. Marcel
Levie and granddaughter Of Mrs.
Charles Ffoulke.
There win be two Hume debu'
tantes, who are cousins and who
have attained-perhap even sur
passed&the striking Hume average
Of attractiveness. One is Miss Eliza.
beth Hume, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rawlins Hume and grand
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Orme. OF Georgetown. The other
Miss Annie Graham Hume. Is tho
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hume and her mother was one o.
the "Cox girls" whose family ha-
been both prominent and popular
in washington for generations. Mrs.
LArlSin Glazebrook and Mrs. Eve
leth Whiting are her aunts.
Gwendolyn Ffoulke Smith has
been long abroad with her mother,
now married to a Frenchman and
living in Corsica. She will be pre-
sented to Washington under the
wing of her grandmother and it
will be pleasant thing to see the
fine old Ffoulke house in Massa.
chusetts avenue-famous for its
marvellous collection Of tapestries
thrown open once more and re-echo-
ing to the sound of young voices.
Mrs. Ffoulke, herself, has been in
Europe for a year or so, If I re-
member correctly, travelling on the
A.. fnfk a.
Nine. Levie in Corsica and to an
other daughter, Nine. Havenith. in
Belgium. It viii be remembered
that Nine. Havenith's husband, EN-
manuel Havenith, was for long
time Belgian minister to the United
States. Nine. Levfe's elder daugh-
ter. Gladys Chapman Smith, was
also introduced, to Washington So
ciety by her grandmother.
Miss Frances McKenney . Bud
Miss Frances McKenney is to
have a formal debut this winter,
after having had a preliminary
taste Of gayety. last year in the
holiday season. che daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKenney.
she is dubbed by many "the pref
tiest of the McKenney girls" and
that's high praise, indeed, since Miss
Virginia McKenney and lovely Mrs.
Blaine MalIan are her cousins An
other promised debutante Is Miss
Katherine Simends, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sin1onds, who,
! believe, has been in college for
the last year or two, but VINO Is
to have a formal presentation this
49, q
summer with her parents.
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson.
wife of the Assistant Secretary OK
the Navy, has also placed her
daughter, Miss Helen Robinson, on
the debutante list, although it has
not vet been decided how formal a
part she is to take in the seasons
festivities.
Others of the group are Miss
ANNE Carley, daughter OF Mrs.
King CarIey. Miss Charlotte Child
ress. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Childress, Miss Mary Bradley,
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Bradley,
Miss Neville Gherardi, daughter or
Captain and Mrs. Walter Gherardi.
Miss Maud Mason, daughter OF Mrs.
Julien Jacqueline Mason, Miss Theo-
dore Pfeadwell, daughter OF Captain
and Mrs. Frank Pleadwell. MISS
Evelyn Matthews, daughter OF MRS.
Ornond Wrenn, daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lee Wrenn.
Two Senatorial Buds Promised
Senator and Mrs. James E. Wat
kon's daughter, Miss Katherine Wat
son, and Miss Rosamond Reed.
daughter of Senator and Mrs. David
debutantes from the Senatorial set,
but other buds from the official
contingent have already been an
nounced - notably Miss Suzette
Dewey, daughter of Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Charles Dewey, and Miss Rosalie
Drake, daughter of Assistant Sec
retary of Commerce and Mrs. j.
Walter Drake. Moreover, it is on
the cards that Miss Rita Hulne.
niece of the Secretary Of Agricul-
ture and Mrs. Jardine, who is
spending the winter with them. will
be included in many of the Idebu.
tante festivities, as will Mile. Julietta
Orillac. niece and guest Of the
Minister of Panama and Nine.
Alfaro.
New York Girls to Make Debut
Girls for whose debut parties
preparations have already been
made are Miss Lydia Archbold,
daughter Of Mrs. Anne ArchboId;
Miss Halle Brooke. daughter of
Major and Mrs. Mark Brooke; Miss
Lenore Scullin, daughter of Mrs.
Lee Warren; Miss Olivia Stokes,
daughter of Reverend Doctor and
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes; Miss
Frances Mckee, daughter of Mrs.
Frederick H. Brooke; Miss Louise
McLanahan, daughter of Mrs.
George x. McLanahan; Miss Lille
Roosevelt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Roosevelt; Miss Grace
Waggaman, daughter of Mrs. Alex
Legare, and Miss Helen Gary,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson
Gary.
Two New York girls will also be
Included among the Washington
debutantes, Miss Ora Davis
daughter of Thomas B. Davis, who
has been one of the most popular
members of the younger set al
Southampton this summer and who
Is to be presented here, it is under
stood, under the wing of her aunt
Mrs. George Faber Downey, and
Miss Helen Amory, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Copley Amory. Mr.
Amory having undertaken some
special work for the Reclamation
Service Of the Department of the
Interior, the family is coming tc
Washington for the. winter and has
taken house in Q street in prepa
ration for the daughters debut.