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bodice. She will carry white gar
denias, a gift of her grantfather,
Mr.. McKim. Mrs. Crane Will wear
a becoming gown of emerald green
satin-back crepe, and to complete
her ensemble will wear diamond
pendant in the shape OF a star.
Other Debutantes
From the Capital.
Miss Garlic Patterson Porter,
daughter OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
David Porter, who was presented IN
Philadelphia earlier in the season,
and more recently made her bow
at a tea in Washington, will be In
the large company at the German.
Before the dance she will share hon
ors with Miss Ellin North White at
a dinner which their uncles and
aunts. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll VanNess
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Whit
man will give. Miss Porter will be
presented at the cotillon by her
aunt, Mrs. VanNeSs and Miss White
will be with her grandmother, Mrs.
Horace White of the Green Spring
Valley. Miss White was in Wash
ington yesterday, having come Tor
the debut of Miss Tuckerman. She is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
White of Honolulu and is visiting
her grandmother near Baltimore, and
last evening she was the guest IN
whose honor her uncle and aunt,
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Pratt, enter
tanned at dinner in Washington.
Miss Ruth Parker Dove, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carter Dove,
and her cousin, Miss Harriet Parker,
daughter of Mr.. Myron M. Parker,
will be presented at the cotillon this
evening. Miss Dove has spent much
Of her time in Baltimore with her
cousin, Miss Parker, who makes her
home there with her mother. The
debutantes will be guests of honor
at dinner this evening of Mr.. Thomas
Hughes and his mother, Mrs. jose
phine Reeder Hughes.
Other debutantes who will be pre-
sented at the Cotillion this evening,
who are of interest in Washington
though not Washington buds, include
Miss Sally McAdoo and Miss Anna
Lodge Minot. Miss McAdoo Is a grand
daughter of Senator William Gibbs
McAdoo, and Miss Minot is great
granddaughter of the late Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, I'd, both of Mas
sachusetts. Miss McAdoo will be
given a ball by her mother, Mrs. Nc
Adoo Keith, December 18, when her
father, Mr.. Francis Huber McAdoo Of
New York, will be among the guests.
Miss McAdoo's grandmother, Mrs.
Isaac E. Emerson, will entertain at
dinner for her preceding Mrs. Nc
Adoo's ball. This evening Miss McAdoo
will wear white satin made on the
simplest lines and without trimming.
Her mother will chaperone her and
her partners will be Mr.. Joseph A. w.
Inglehart, MIR. Jack s. Ewing and
Mr.. Sherley Evans.
Miss Minot, who is daughter of
Mrs. Presley Taylor of Philadelphia
and Mr.. Grafton w. Minot of Boston
and New York, is granddaughter Of
Mrs. Clarence williams of Washington
and the late former Representative
Augustus P. Gardner of Massachusetts,.
Miss Minot will be chaperoned by Mrs.
w. Kennedy Boone and her partners
will be Mr.. Alexander Gordon Boone,
Mr.. John Marshall Boone, Mr.. George
Carter of Philadelphia and Mr.. D'Alte
Welsh Of New York. Miss Minot's
gown will be French model Of white
net and she will carry Colonial
bouquet.
Miss Martha Hendrick McKenna,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Nc
Kenna, who will be presented in Wash
ington during the Christmas holidays,
win make her bow in Baltimore this
evening at the Cotillion. She will be
the guest of honor at dinner before the
Cotillion Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D.
Edmondston. the latter an aunt of
Miss McKenna, for whom the debu-
tante was named. Miss McKenna Is