The Washington times., 1929-04-04
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN The Capitals
lncorliIsg Debntoniss Line Jp for Presentation
NgEt Winter, Guests dt Tea This Afternoon
Or oup Of Pro spective
Buds viii BE Guests
of Mrs. Hagner at Tea

OF MIS-. 41ttS 4tck ~ 20
Already next season 8 de-
butantes are being lined mp
FOR presentation months be-
fore last years crop has
begun To think of settling
down FOR second season.
The first gathering Of
those who have made up
their minds to come out
next season Or whose moth
eFs have made up their
minds about twill take
place this afternoon when
Mrs Helen Ray Hagner will
entertain 3 group Of the
1 irrespective buds st tea IN
Her apartment at the La
Sale.
Last Winter
Miss Jare Love, who made
er debut last winter, win pre-
eide at the Tea table She VIII
4 ID the only spostdeb prese
Miss Anne Wya1st, dnu htf
Sf Representative and
Adam WyaIit, Of Pennsy Halia.
will BE the only suhdeb present.
Who win not be coming oslf his
season.
Others present viii Be Mss.
Janet Ball, daughter Of Mrs.
Henry Winfield Watson; Miss.
Clara Boiling, daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Richard B0llings
4 Hiss Eneracia Freyer, daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Frank 3
reyer; Miss Mary Ingrahalll
Henry, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Guy Henry; Miss Eunice
ne Evans, Miss Elvira Johnson,
Mss Frances Morse, daughter
of Lieut.. C.ondr. and Mrs. John
ID. Morse; Miss Anna Parkhurst,
Miss Margreta Swel1sOn, daugh-
\ ter of Mrs. Erick Swenson; Miss
Frances Virginia Waggannar,
daughter 6f Major and Mrs. En-
nails WAggamala; Miss Mary
Martha Exefin, Miss Priscilla,
Totten, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howe Totten, and Miss
Margaret Stringer
Cabinet Buds
Engracia Ereyer and Frances,
Virginia Naggarnan played
around BIZ during tie winter
pendiflS t1SiF debut In the al1.
! Tunn. Frances MQrss L. d stu.
dent at Nassar Collese. Mrs.
Ewensoia came To Washington
from New York several months
40 and took 8 house On Jeffer.
nOfi Rl., where MargreEa will
make her debut.
III ii possible that there may be
4 Cabinet debutante next year
that is II either MISS Caroline
HYDE. daughter Of the Secretary
81 Agriculture ana Mrs. Hyde.
Il Of Miss Gertrude Lamont daugh-
ter Of the Secretary o. Com
3derce and Mrs. Lamont. decide to,
put their school days bshind
them.
Just now Miss Hyde is ii the
1unior class ct the high school
81 Trenton, Mo-, and Miss
mont IL attending the Westover
school ii Connecticut. Both gtrls
are around is years. IL hardly
SCENE that they will he pre-
s scented to society the coming
VI SESSION.
4 Miss Boiling IL niece of
Mrs. Voodrow Wilson.
Bigger and Better
I Mrs. Hagner, who vas 1 belle
ii Washing tons inner group in
I her debutante days. was the
{ first Washingtonian to start i
ing hOrge Tor the activities Of
taHltes and resident Washing.
i tonians. Scores of prominent
3irls have bsen presented under
Sfrp. FIa aHner's wing 81 the last
1eW years Next year she ex.
pActs to have her bureau .'big.
y Ger and letter than ever for
stIkAt SN44Atf NASAN
fo arrasss all manner Of social
events. but to attend to house
hunting, enga ging servants. and
I'll the hundred details
which crowd upon . newcomer
Fn the Capital She will also
he able tO run their houses for
1hern after they are comfortably
nettledto linited number. ot
j course.
Leaving Town
The French Ambassador and
Gnae. Claudei win leave tonaorrow
4 1aOrning for New York, where
they will remain until Sunday
when they win return to Wasilne-
ton. They win leave again on
April 12 for = weeks stay II
Massachusetts. N a. n Il,
-
Judge I. Ansberry has ar.
rived from Defiance, Ohio. and IL
MI tie Carlton Cor few days
a a gaRly.