The Washington times., 1930-03-11
''Buds of Next Season to Include
Host of Pretty Girls of Capital
Social Bureaus Listing
Names of Girls Who
Will Make Debuts

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the social bureaus are list
ing names and dates for
''buds" planning to make
their debut In 1o30-31.
No dates have been an
nOunCed, Of course, but
Socially-wise mothers and
GhaperOns Of girls Of debu-
tante age are busy making
plans for their little dar-
lings' introductions to So
ctsty. Dates are important
9at is cataclysmic for two
%buds's Of equal impor-
tance and social rating to
make their "bow" on the
same day. And even worse
9or q less important little
social neophyte to attempt
b take her initial plunge
into the social seas on q
! day selected by q daughter
Of the elect.
Buds Next Year"
9uE although no dates have
been officially made public
there are q number Of the
'subdebs" Of this year who
win as q matter Of course be
included in any listing Of de-
butantes Of next year.
The season will have its
Cabinet "bud" In the person
Of pretty Caroline Hyde.
daughter Of the Secretary of
Agriculture and Mrs. Arthur
M. Hyde. Originally number
ed among the debutantes Of
this year Caroline postponed
her "bow" to complete q year
at school. She did, as q mat
ter of fact, play about bit
with the debutantes, but only
on vacations home and never
officially as one Of their mum.
ber. Cabinet honors for this
season were accorded Gertrude
Lamont, daughter Of the Sec
retary Of Commerce and Mrs.
Robert Patterson Lamont. Ger
trude's party and ball were
among the prettiest Of the
year and as the First Debu-
tante,, a role accorded her as a
matter Of precedence, she
wore her honorS with becom.
ing dignity. Caroline, who has
had a taste Of society this
year, promises to carry on the
honors worthily and will make
q tactful as well as attractive
Cabinet debutante.
4 Two Of the coming seasons
"debbies" will make double
debuts,. being introduced by
their fond parents not only
In the Capital but In their
home town Of Baltimore. These
two are Louise Brooks, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Cromwell MacAr.
thur, and Audrey Barret, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bar.
ret. Both Mrs. Macarthur
and the Barrets are planning
to take houses in Washington
next season, the chief reason
being their respective daugh-
terS' debuts. Louise Brooks is
attending school in Washington
this winter, and Audrey Bar.
ret Is travelling abroad.
~Bud" Of Senate
a senatorial "bud" is fore.
east In the dainty little person
Of Katrina Mccormick, daugh-
ter Of Representative Ruth
Hanna Mccormick. Katrtna's
energetic mother Is campaign
ing for the Senate, and should
the election gods prove kind,
win be in a position to intro
d1lce her daughter as the first
senatorial bud" in history
whose maternal parent wears
the honorable title of Senator.
Katrina is now in school in
Aiken, s. G.
Other prospective debutantes
are:
Miss Harriet Anderson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Chandler Anderson.
Miss MORA Archbold, daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Anne Archbold.
Miss Louise Harrison GWynn,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. vii.
liam G. Gwynn.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
James Mitchell.
Miss Olga Bayne, daughter Of
Mrs. Sidney Graves.
Miss Mary Birdsall, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg Bird
sail.
Miss Andree Cassels, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Cassels.
Miss Mary Corning, daughter
Of Representative and Mrs.
Parker Corning.
Miss Virginia Flannery,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Flannery.
Miss Gertrude Faust, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Faust.
Miss Virginia Glazebrook.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Lar.
kin White GlaZebrook.
Miss Clara Grant, daughter
of Col. and Mrs. u. s. Grant 8.
Miss Florence Meyer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Meyer, jr.
Miss Beatrice Cotton, daugh.
&sT nf Major and Mrs. George