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Debutantes Listed
For Formal Entrance
Into Society World
Dates Chosen for Parties,
and Other Special Honors
for Washington's “Bou
quet of Buds.”
The debutantes of the season have
practically all selected a date for their
formal debuts, and have in most cases
decided on the nature of the party and
where It will be given. Several inter
esting buds have not returned from
Summer vacations and there are a
few In the city who are still faltering ;
over a date for their "bowing party.” j
Probably the first evening function. 1
which will find a large representation
of "Washington’s bouquet of buds,” |
In attendance, will be the Sojourners’ j
dance to be given at the Marine Bar- ;
racks, October 23. The debutantes i
and their beaux have been invited to
the affair by Mrs. Amos A. Fries, wife
of Brig. Gen. Fries, and Mrs. Luther
E. Gregory, wife of Rear Admiral
Gregory.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson
will give a large ball January 15,
when their daughter, Miss Helen Rob
inson, will be introduced to society.
