Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22
Official Homes Aid
In Making Up Quota
OF Seasons "Buds"
Continued from First Page.)

which the Commerce head and Mrs.
Lamont recently purchased.
Mrs. Lamont and her daughter are
at Lake Forest and are expected to re-
turn to Washington next month. The
Secretary is in New York for the week
end and will come to the Capital to-
morrow morning.
The Minister of Nicaragua, Senior
DR.. Don Juna B. Sacasa, will be JOINED
about october 10 by Sonora de Sacasa
and their debutante daughter, Senorita
SacaSa. Senorita SacaSa has been
studying in France and will be pre-
sented to Washington society by her
parents.
The United States Ambassador to
Chile, Mr. william S. CulbertSon, and
his debutante dauShter, Miss Junia
Culbertson, will sail from Santiago
October % on the Santa Maria and are
due to arrive in this country Novem-
Der IL. The Ambassador and Mrs. Gull
bertson will present their daughter to
Washington society this Winter. The
tentative date for the debut party is
December 10, tea dance at the May
flower Hotel. Miss Culbertson was pre-
sented to society at Santiago a few
months ago. Mrs. Culbertson and her
daughters. Miss Jane Culbertson and
Miss Josephine Culbertson, have an.
apartment at 2l00 Nineteenth street.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Win
field Watson will entertain at a tea
dance December at their home, 1865
Massachusetts avenue, when they will
present Mrs WatSon'S daughter, Miss
Janet Ball. to society. Miss Ball grad
uated from Holton Arms.
Representative and Mrs. Watson
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of June and are arriving in New York
tomorrow. They will come to Wash
ington shortly after landing.
The chief of the Army Air Corps
and Mrs. James E. Fechet will not pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Katherine
Fechet, to society this Winter. Miss
Fechet, who has been at Visitation Con-
vent, will probably continue her studies
this Winter.
Bud Listed to Make Bow
At Tea in Early Future.
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, wife of the
Governor General Of the Philippines, is
now in Baltimore, Md, having given
up the apartment at Wardman Park
few weeks ago. Mrs Davis leased the
house at 1875 Massachusetts, avenue for
the Winter season, but as yet no prepa-
rat!onS for taking residence there have
been made. Miss Cynthia Davis has
been mentioned as debutante of 1929,
and 1t is thought she will make her
bow at tea given at the recently
leased house. Miss Alice Davis, who
is acting as her fathers official hostess
in Manila, made her debut in Washing
ington at large tea given by the then
Secretary of War and Mrs. Davis. The
function. which was attended by high
officials, the congressional and diplo-
matte circles, as well as old residential
Washington, was given during the
Christmas season, and the debutante
chose for her debut frock a gown of
holly red in keeping with the holiday
season. She was, perhaps, one of the
first buds for some time to select frock
other than the traditional white for the
coming-out party. Several of her Sis
ter buds followed her example and wore
frocks in brilliant hues for their debut
parties that season.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Seymour Lowman will be
joined in week by their daughter,
Miss Katherine LOwman. Miss LoWman
has been listed as debutane of the
coming season, but it has not been
definitely decided whether she will make
her bow in the Capital this Winter or
not.
The commandment of Fort Myer and
Mrs. Guy Henry will entertain at a tea
dance December 80 at Fort Myer, when
they will present their daughter, Miss
Mary Ingrahem Henry, to society.
Col and Mrs. Clarke c. Wren will
entertain at tea dance December 81
at the MayfoWer Hotel, when they will
present their daughter, Miss Mary
Martha Wren, to society.
Col. and Mrs. George c. Thorpe and
their debutante daughter, Miss Betty
Thorpe, have returned to Washington
from Newport and are at their resi-
dence on Woodley road. Miss Thorpe
went to the Rhode Island resort early
In the Summer and Col. and Mrs.
Thorpe joined her there later in the
Summer and leased a cottage. No def
mite date has been selected for the de-
but party of Miss Thorpe, but the party
vii! undoubtedly be given at the home
or her parents. ... 80 r.
Col. and Mrs. Charles r. Sanderson
will give a ball December II at the
Mayhower Hotel to present thcir daugh-
ter, Miss Caroline Sanderson, to So
ciety.
Comdr. and Mrs. Jacobs
Plan Honor for Daughter.
, OoAioA. anu MIS-. WdlOcr r. JACOBS
have moved into the house at 3311
Roland place northeast, which they
recently leased. Miss Mary Jacobs will
be presented to society in the coming
season by her parents.
Comdr. Jacobs and his family have
been in Paris for two years, where Miss
Jacobs completed her studies. Comdr.
Jacobs has been assigned to duty at
the Army War College.
Miss Frances Morse, debutante daugh-
ter of Comdr. and Mrs. John Wise
Morse, has returned to her studies at
VaSSar College. She will come to Wash
ington for the Thanksgiving holidays
and will make her debut at tea given