Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-11
Society to Greet Many Buds
During Coming-Out Season
Circles. and Includes Host From Other
go. F. Ranks. Forming Brilliant Bouquet.

/. with cabinet, a senatorial debu-
tante and not less than two young
ladies from the diplomatic circles COM
bined with number from among the
Gave Dwellers' as well as representa-
| tiVes from the Service" set, promised
to Washington's bouquet of rose
buds" this Winter, the season bids
| fair to vie with the smartest and most
brilliant of coming out" years.
For many seasons worthy charities
have accredited much of their sue
cess to the. work of the buds, and this
year will not find them lacking in
enthusiasm to do their "bit." Already
| a number. in the ranks have expressed
their, desire to really ''do something"
and several who have been "em-
pleyed" during the Summer will con-
tinue their work throughout their
| budding" season. .@.. ..@ss .s
The Washington debutante is usual
ly far behind her sister buds of other
cities in selecting and announcing her
debut parties, and with but little ex-
ception there has been no varying
from the rule. A few have selected
and announced their dates, but even
these are subject to change, when
and not as yet announced.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight F. Davis announced the date
for the debut of their daughter, Miss
Alice Brooks Davis, before Mrs. Davis
and her daughter sailed to spend the
Summer abroad and this date in all
probability will hold fast. The affair
will be a dance at the home of Sec
rotary and Mrs. Davis, December %.
Mrs. Davis and the bud are expected
to return to this. country about Sep.
TENDER 20.
"A debutante from a foreign embassy
ever causes a flutter in the debutante
set. and the coming of the newly APP
pointed Ambassador OF Belgium and
Princess de Ligne, with their charm.
ing daughter, Princess Elizabeth de
Ldgne, who Is about debutante age, is
looked forward to with. keen interest
by the younger set. Princess Eliza
beth. has been presented at court in
Brussels and at Queen Wilhelmena's
capital, and while no word of a for.
NAL debut in Washington has been an
nounced from the embassy, the young
princess will likely figure. in a number
Of functions for the native buds.
The acting counselor of the British
embassy and Mrs. Henry. Getty Chill
ton, who is Of debutante age, but no
official announcement has been made
by her parents. who are remaining
through September at the Summer
embassy in Manchester.
Another prospective bud in the
diplomatic set Is Signorina Thedoria
Catalani, niece of the second counselor |
Of the Italian : embassy, Signor |
Giuseppe Catalani. Signor and Signora |
de Catalani. and the latter's mother, |
Mrs. Henry f. Dimock, will entertain |
Cor her during the season.
The senatorial bud is Miss Bina Day |
Deneen, daughter of Senator and Mrs. |
Charles, 8. Deneen Of Illinois. No |
date has been named for her formal |
debut, but it. is certain she will make |
her bow this Winter, probably during |
the holiday season. Miss Deneen was /
student at Bryn Mawr last year
and was frequef1t visitor In Wash
ington, where her parents had an
apartment at the Mayflower Hotel.
she has a host Of friends in the
younger set. - $3.50
The Navy bud is Miss Imogen
Taylor, daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. David w. Taylor, who will make /,
her formal bow December 2S at ten.
Another bud of interest in military
circles Is Miss Frances Hill. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Phillips Hill. Miss
Hill is the niece of Mrs. George Bar
nett, wife of the wartime commandant
of the United States Marine Corps,
and no doubt Mrs. Barnett will take
her under her wing, and the large
number Of close friends Of Mrs. Bar
nett will take turn about in feting
this charming young lady. The bud
has a brother, Cadet Arthur S. Hill,
who now is attending the Naval
and an elder brother. Ensign
c. Phillips Hill, graduated from the
Academy last June, who will return
to Washington for the holidays.
One of the most brilliant Of debu-
to nte functions will be the ball given
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brett Moves,
December IS. for their niece. Miss
Janet Newbold, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming Newbofd, who will in
troduce her to society this season.
Miss Evelyn Walker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Harold Walker, who
has just returned with her mother
from a long, stay in Europe, will be
presented to society this season. Miss
has been attending school In
Paris, and later was presented to the
court OF st. James. she remained in '
London quite some time, taking an
active part In the festivities for the |