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. EVENING PUBlbtO ED&EB PHILADELPHIA, -SATURDAY, -OCTOBER 21. 1922
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SEASON'S DEBS, SEDATE AND STATELY, ESCHEW
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BOBBED LOCKS AND SHORT SKIRTS OF FLAPPER
Philadelphia Girls te Enter
Society Are Net of the
Fzc; Athletic Spirits Among
New Buds, but Modern
Ideas Are Popular
Frivolous Type
w
rK-rm&ffW V
rE DEBUTANTE of this year Is a "grnnde dame."
Viapcd in long, graceful robes, with hair piled high, she moves with
the dignity nnd elegance of a queen.
Her motions nre Btately and decorous; her voice is carefully modu
lated; her language is polished and formal.
Contrast her with the deb of one. short year age, who skipped along
gaily in brief slcirts, with masses of bobbed curls, fluffing around a
piquant, lively face.
This year the debutante makes a formal bow te society. Last year
sha gave a hasty bob.
About ninety-five girls -are being r
Introduced by their parents this
year. Tea fellows tea and dance
fellows dance as one by one they
are presented and make their debuts
into the social world. This year's
"crop" includes the , daughters, of j
many of the most prominent Phila
1 delphia families, . who maintain in
full all traditions of culture, charm
and beauty.
Among these girls, the flapper Is
conspicuously absent. She ha3 had
her little day of youth and eager
enthusiasm nnd is passee. Leng hair
long dresses, long stockings
everything that was short during
the era of the flapper is lengthened.
With but one exception, the debu
tantes arc all for the long tresses
and classic drapes.
Ner 1 this metamorphosis limited te
r.ltnnt nnd leeks. Along ether lines a
mere serious nnd grown-up viewpoint
Is observed, for nfter n yenr of fun nnd
parties nnd the gathering of rosebuds,
these debutantes are going te settle
down nnd de something useful. A "Jeb"
vague nnd Indefinite te be sure Is
the goal of the majority. One young
Jsdy, with aspirations te the journal
istic. N eager for newspaper work.
The world of business seems te be
the logical successor te the year" In the
social world. A husband In no longer
the main Interest In life, for while
most of these girls have net even
thought about what kind of a man thej
would care te "lore, honor and obey,"
they all have definite plans for next
year, and business Is alluring te them
Its Independence and the little envclepi
that comes at the end of the week seem
te held unusual attraction.
Great Outdoors Calls
te Debutantes of 1922
Athletics plays a great part In the
lives of the debutantes, and riding,
tennis and hockey are the favorite out
deer sports. I
Net te be a sport Is te be out of .
things, se whether they will or no. they j
wlM a tennis racquet or tenr up nnd '
lnwn n long, long field nfter a hockey
hull or Jelt nleng en horseback. Seme
of this year's girls arc champions In the ,
various sports, tennis having themest
devotees.
But what the dehntantes think about
housekeeping '. The explosive "hate it"
that answered thls'nuery from nil quar
ters does ret leave much 'doubt as te
the status of the kitchen, the broom nnd
the duster. Pottering around pets nnd
te this young lady, and she can hardly
unit te hie off te the sheps nnd pur
chase the cry latest color.
Vlss Geary Is n graduate of Spring
side Scheel, nnd next yenr is going te
de something useful and worth while.
Miss Emily Kalghn Bnrtew, daugh
ter of Mrs. Henry Blackwell Hnrtew,
attended school In Pnrls, and France
hns Its grip en her. The mnin inter
est in her life is Paris nnd things Paris
inn. She hntes Amcricnn styles and
most particularly does bIie hate Ameri
can shoes; she shows dninty feet shed In
exquisitely designed French shoes with i
heels several inches high nnd fancy te
a marked degree. Of lnle, American
shoes have been quite giddy nnd dnsh-
ing, with unexpected little slits nna
.v...3i uu, nn-j Htu uut 1JU1IC UN HICC
ns these Parisian pumps of Miss Bar Bar
eow's. Fresh from the restrained French
mademoiselle. Miss Bartow thinks flap
pers are frightful, and hntes bobbed
hnir, though she is only letting hers
grew nfter four years of bob. American
dresses' may be long but net nenrly long
enough for Miss Bnrtew, who likes
case of "'wanderlust" and is proud of it.
Tans has no mere eharm, and the arts ! Finds Geed Stout Purse
of coekinr and baking are lest, lest
forever. Mention washing dishes and
there is a groan a groan for scrubbing
and a grenn for cooking. The debu-
tsnte of this year Is net domestic.
P.rtlmlsrlr emnhatie In her ilLUlc. ' housekeeping. She Is n graduate of
f housekeeping Is Miss Helen Hepe1,n9 Anel Irwln Scheel, nnd agrees
Montgomery, the very pretty daughter . wl,n nie rfRt of ,he ,lebs ,n her nvcr
ef Mr. and Mrs. Itebert Learning slen t0 txhbed hntr. hut Is net at nil
Montgomery. She will never grew sure tnat '"' llkeB tIle "Pw styles.'
wildly enthusiastic ever a new recipe, I T'"' shorter skirts were pretty nice in
or skip with glee ever n brand-new way! tllpir day Bml u Beem'' ft dinme that
te put up tomatoes. Danricg and golf everybody should drop them se quickly.
re se murh mere interesting, though! SIiM Stewart has net even thought
she does admit with an engaging smile of next year, for nfter n)l It Is n whole
that she is no champion at swinging ' year off, se why bother nbeut It tee
th clubs.
Miss Montgomery Is the one debu
tante who defends bobbed hair; she
loves It nnd always has. She likes the thing. But there Is one thing, Miss
len.er dresses for the stmnla reason Stnwarf has decided ideas nbnut. nnd
that they make her leek tall and dignified.
Miss Montgomery's crowning shame,
of whirh she Is net ashamed, is sleep
Inc. Morning, neon or night, she can
hand", Miss Montgomery tells her prcf- I
trem-e with the same engaging smile.'
The ideal HE must be tall, good-leek
ing, geed-natured. He must h
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this, she fs a student and has ben one I says,
venr nt Brvn Mnwr After ulr months. With
A little dlgnltv gees a long WJ
this yeunc Ind.v. She loves te
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fluttering fiem pnrty te party and get- , ,,,,,, wnJ, (() pen( nn nf,crnoen enA j
ting a tnste of the social world, Miss . most icliement In her dislike of house
Lee experts te lesume her studies nnd keeping nnd nil that pertains te it.
tn nrnhri,).. .n.i .,n -iii. nn tin. As regards a litisbntid, Miss Knowles
will probably end up with an , does net wnnt a wenlthv mnn. but. en
posing uegree niter ncr nnrac, nun ee wj,0 is nmbitleus nnd who might event-
able te sign herself with a flourish,
Dorethy Lee, A. B.
Miss Dorethy Valentine, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Vnlentlne, Is
one of the debutantes who Is going te
gpt n Jeb. She tins already hnd n busi
ness course, and is all prepared te the rainbow
unllv be rich bv his own efforts.
Mi's Mary Fnlck inclines te the do de
metic. She is the daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frit?. Fnlck, of Chestnut IW1.
She in nn expert nt linking enkes. And
she loves te sew nnd knit makes
dresses thnt she can actually wear, and
knits sweaters gnlere, every shade of
step out Inte the wide, wide world nnd .
make her bit. i
Miss Valentine has a most unusual
I and fascinating hobby. It is te analyse
men their follies and feible. their
conceits and deceits are all ns clear as
dnyllgtit te this fair-haired young lady, i
As a scientist put a drop of wnter
under his lens and watches the little
molecules squirm and wiggle, se does
Miss Falck does net like bobbed hair
new, though for n long time hhe cast
enger ejes nt every pair of hrisers she
snu. only te hnte h censervnthp family
spllit them nwny. As n result, her
hnir is long nnd t-he is in style without
any worry as te keeping ends in.
When it comes te husbands, Miss
I nick does net care if hers Is rich or
i'oer, se long n she is in love, but,
rirh or peer, he must work. At 0
o'clock enrh day he must go out and
stny out a I day. nnd nt. nlirht lh
Miss Vnlentlne with men. Rhft studies Slnd welcome will he his
them inside out nnd probably knows ' f JVy D,p." " ""V, is th" daughter
n.. ,. i.- .i.. i.'... .u" .,.. I ff .ylr 1rssie. Ire-Bear. nnd in her
mrm ..vn.-. ..e.. l.-., ,. mniiecK. ih leunu tne riinniplen of the old-fish
Mint nientine
likes housekeeping
well enough, though one time the kept
house the family went without lunch
eon, for nhe forget that n luncheon hnd
te be ordered before it would appear
en the table.
The twentieth century girl hns hrnlns
Ipni'cJ girl. Sh thinks that the girl of
' fifty or even n hundred jenrs nge was
lllllfh mere nttrnctivc Minn ihe el.l
tedaj. The girl of this nge nnd gnnera
I tien is se neisv nnd boisterous that she
gets en people's nerves.
Miss Drew -Bear, nfter sJie was grad
tinted from the Agnes Trwin Scheel.
' took n bookkeeping course, rq expects
te step out some tine ilnj next jenr anil
, in the working glrlv nuetber del
iddi'd te the job lt.t
Slic plnjn tlic violin bentitiftilly nnd is
i lever of music cr liebbv is collect-
Jig nntirjuc.s. nnd since she makes u
tmly of them nolied.i mu feel her en
genuine nnppendnlv or give hr imitB
' .ion Sheraton Slie knen the renl thing
through nnd through.
A Writer She Would Be.
and She Won't fie Denied
Miss Fannv Weightmnn, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Aubrev H Weightmsn.
leans nl!, toward the lltcrarv. Her
hebbv is writing letters, but she al.-e
writes scenarios. Though she has sub-
imtteil tlie-e te the motion plefunY
people, they de net secm te reregnirc
the senilis in them nnd. like the pre-
verbinl cat. they nlwn.i ivime back. And
' sometimes they come hack se quieklv
,ll veems t tint they hardly hsve left'
, .Merely another case of pearls before,
swine and fr0ine dav, ,en Mi-a
I clehtnian is n famous writ.- n.
meile mngnntes will be sorry. Toe
lute.
Mls Weightman does net want her
huband te ,e terrlbb rich. but. she is
net particularly nnil.ms that he should
trrS".!- . Th."c must b
v..i.., .uvhi nn Juki nn neneH in at.L..
EMILY KAIGHN BARTOW
LTLUE STE.WART
Thete. Craft
skirts te trail en the ground sanltarj
or net, that is what she likes.
Miss Bnrtew likes te travel nnd never I
wants te settle down, net even in her I
denrly beloved Paris. She hns a had
Very Desirable Ally
Miss Llllle Stewart, daughter of Mrs,
Rebert LeCente, Is sure of one thing,
and that is that she does net like
that.
This TOIln Inrti- 1. i . i .
infir ,A..rr.r.-iL,.,v"-" "e1'1- "n
like t f I ?' ue " ""' " would
land nerve nnd Is net insipid, se Miss , in.iM,,;,'',-
Vnlentlne is keen for her, nnd she has I crr Scheel, anil swimming nnd ridin"'
nlse decided ideas nbeut a hinbnnd. i "rf, ' " ' .("V01,"" "I'ei ts
He must net he rich, since Mis, Vale,.. ' U ), tIn",J Jl''T'1 11 rhI .
ne wants te start with him and help T,,,,,,,,, .h$Z I X'ZJth h !'
him te make his wny In the world, but Keeping. frm heaifn.i s is' incline I
' 'rnt " ft.
Parts, Beautiful Lure WXI '1 JustmK an i
te Anether Bud of 1922 u(,l!lZ'ZUn, ,s ,h"
"ii'igiiter or Mr. ami tm t .,
Business Is the field Miss enstancc drews Hnrr.s. Jr., of Chestnut "Hi
Kedgers has decided te enter. M.e I- ?m"Vje wlille abroad, and
. daughter of Mrs Wlllanl Uedge.s, " - ht some of Itah
nd wss educated nt (he invent de ,U- fl ,, -; i ;"'r h n sunnv
-Aomptlen. in Paris. She speak, Italian lakes. ' ,mT the bIu- l
Freticli. .crmH.i nnd Ualinn null"rai;,i' , ' ,rl,Ml f '"!'
and can take shorthand ,n French as " , !' '; " 1 'nna. and loved lr.
rtl a, .n English. Se M, Cen- ie i.fTeceu of '" ), 'rel
seen, one lias eneugti going en at pres
ent te keep her busy from morning until
night, nnd has net planned a single
HELEN
HOPE.
MONTGOMERY
I'hote-Crartera
ern "flapper" Is somewhat of an im
provement ever the girl of years age,
though she naively remarked thnt she '
had never tcnlly come into contact with
the old-inshlencd girl of fifty years hack.
However, she is glad the chnperenase
system is gradually losing ground, for '
though chaperons nre n necessity, they!
are nn nwilll nuisance. She is ner-
fectly capnble of taking care of herself, '
e wny tue mini party?
stance can held her head high and spurn ( lived there
. i n.i nar n Tinnninn. i " "'
n mere ie " - - - . . ,.,i n,i
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!.!- .I'll, la n,l.n l -e .. "" ". '"I
ana get a position. ' .i.Vn . . '."'", win world seein
drab.
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f unites, this cnv. intenv,, .,"".
" v.i. jiiiii nns
. ... . . i .imH .t Hrv icifie.Ai r.. .
that Is her nuDanu. lie must be rich. I . . "' sentr, aaughteri
This love In a cottage talk is all very , ,no ticy.!" nml "" Geerge Calvert
well, but what about love flying out , J-"""' " ""W te play bridge. She I
the window when poverty comes In the I is net n ,Vf ' CflUsc she h" "ever
,ler. and what about the wolf that ! wen' S',edU net evcn "w beginner's
Up off te dreamland with no trouble ' COmes te the deer? All In all it Is best1 , , ' , '" iH P'eddlng nleng nnd
at nil. Insomnia has never bothered te be able te shut out the wolf and . , !'K ,0.p, reunt nnd te finesse,
her. and according te her friends, when ' lBUgh at him en the safe side of a I"'" ', , XM"B y-" k."w she will.
He Iirh once dewd off she is as hard KOed .tout purse. i " ""
te awaken ns the Sleeping Beauty of , n . r t i t ' M,M Car,cr s hobby ' Playing i
the Fnlrv Tales. One of Literary Bent Vletieln. which proves that ih.
V1,. "it . .. . . , - A T i- Kf ,l !..! I.n. We t . I0 ""C
...t.i .t tuiuvn in n question 07 nilS- IB ltUU IZIUlia lUUIllt "J " i-iiitkv. TOP nn.1....l.
The most athletic debutante i.i .Miss
Virginia Laguerennc Carpenter, dnugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph II. Car-
millin,, ..i i .. ,. ., . t penier, .ir., ei viiesmui xiiii. emi
S'tel AKiJSf .rre'suci, haen?a I h M' PeWP ' Wphta
Pi, t ui ww w ln tennis and plays in all the teurna-
neny Little Heme Bedy j nients. She is quite a hockey player
Docs Net Want an Old Jeb I nd loves ice-skating.
There is another side te Miss Car
penter, and it is a deep, dark Fceret,
a hidden talent. She loves te write,
Miss Uedgeis loves te travel, ami
'would if peihle like te live nlwnjs in
Paris If nil the debutantes who want
1 ."'..'.i- :.. i,n iln se. there will be
.. .., iu mMTttUril. i iiviuillli; IS .WISH lln..!... I.i- i
a gyii'T.ii ".-,-, ,. f .,, ,,,. ..,,, ,, - ,. .,.,. ","" eik leie.
Jhss Ui'ii.'er- iiiin..-. -- . " "" eiis uinipenr?d for
l one sirnngcrs succumb te its charm
nnd with a comprehend.,,,; nigh Je
(in the iherus, "Se this Is Paris."
idiotic
but
in nl
Pieb-
Bobbed ban':
DOROTHY
ALE.rsITlNiP
who engineers one of the old things has I
endurance nnd energy. a bargain counter like the famous Mrs.
Miss Carter designs a let of (, ' HutnmnRe net tlmt she rebembles Mrs.
clothes, se all theso creations r J Kummnge by nny chance. She does
Mljs Mary de Ferest Geary Is a lit
tle home-body, according te herself.
As for Jobs, they are for men, and n
eman's plnrc is In the home. Henlly
Wry domestic is this daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. Jehn White Geary, of Chest
ut Hill.
iter hobby Is kecnlnir scrnnlinnk. ,.,!
he has four comnleie veliimev -,ii,,,
" l In the making, nnd n peep In it
.would give n true Index te Miss GearvV
ny and varied Interests her idfa of
"fa and things nnd who's who. Once
"pen a time she collected stamps.
Miss Geary loves te paint pictures,
ceurse. This artistic temperament
Ma expression ln her dresses, which
re TlTid of hue and as bright of color
M Ihtt fn, H. Aw ibd j a. bUH
from Paris after all.
s nre net
Pllia vmitii ln.l
.,. . .. ,, -".. .(...,
incicie leuiuuu games nnd
however, te the thrill
clothes self-made.
theatres,
of wearing
Bobbed hnir is taboo with her She
would net like the long dresses te May
In egue for ever, nnd as boeh n. n,'.
. .-.-..,
well, poems nnd steiles nnd things, but ' U,"K wv( comes nleng she js Kt t0 ier ,er lUBmM(
nun uui hi yci nun uiijimiiK iiuiiiisueu. , .-...... nun ,n niicsi. no must hiie u bcuse (r humor he
Seme man te whom she confided her i A domestic dch Is Mihs rilen Hnr- rounds rnlher probable, for Miiely some
ambitions In the llteiarj line came right, iUeii, whose coming-out has been pest- f tlle tall men hne a setue of humor,
out and told her that he would hae te i pened n few months en Account of the ! This Deb Is AlfSet
rlimica luii. lilniMii'v i.tte ciilimlel civ If death of ll('l' LM'.'l llfllnnl li ,.'n M. -'l... !..
she hoped te make a ii'iuue in Hie world I Curtis Ilnnlsen. ' ' " ' . for O Nice, Big Jeb
JOV
DREV-
BE.AR.
nn rinii ...i r-t- i. , ..
uui. i nn iiiiu mir, tuu is me very
antithesis te that fat, blindly, puffy,
old lady.
A Girl Scout troop Is one of Miss
Harrison's interests, but next year she
expects te bcttle down nml sfn.ln
i ' u I
MUs IIar'rlen ha, but two ,.,,. I "'"tli.U he," she does net In the ae long s she does no. l.e te wash
i. .....i. i... ...".'. "'Vast enjev iieing u. (JIhics. Tl,f i. ,i i,i ,.,;., :..
in- imisi ec taw nna, aii i,,, i,,,1w ,n ,inP ,,,, t ,,.... ..; , . '"."'
, ' : , , ?, "'.' '""'' weriu tlmt bin-deters. Slip wen d
present is dung n much et t ns two 'rather k.fi, ,i, ,i . i
, . i 1, . i -nl"el bcrut) the thmr or make a liun-
leet inn si ind Hut she mnniues te dred lie.la n,..., i ,, ,
wedge ... M-nie rcnd.ng new and then, ' Sen.K ,.,' " " "?h 1 . l1'
' njiv lain rt'lill IIIJ1? )I ,l J
Lee please notice this, and let con-
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of letters. When the change comes (he Ihh I nn.sen evea housekeeping Miss Ka.heriue Dunn Is anxious te .VnMihe swea.er.-sweaters of eery! Mis - - t!.., fail -li...re. daughter
world car, be ptcpuu'd te .vcehe some and lmkc "' '""h cakes and pies "make her debut in the business world. Lse.t nnd uirleu slip her ward- of Mr- nd Mrs. KINha I
enlightening llilngs from the pen of A kitchen, with shining kettles and After she left SpilngMde. she attended ! rbe She ,,lui
Miss Carpenter. ' 'l''B" very interesting ,.!,.. ,e the HilMde Scheel. r , ,, then mm ,, ,,,., et ,lk(1 le ,.,,,. ,.!,, L ," ,''
Fer one of n lltciary bent. MNs.her, for she loves te cook, and can took a sece.arial course, se is all set at all S . .. ,' es' i, S ,' " ,rK"lnr
Caipcnter'H hobby Is .a.hcr Mai.lit.g. -te ' ."' J" lb " culinary line, even te walk. Inte a nc elg job I ' " ' , t ",,'" 'm u" '' l. "V '"l, ,'"""
It is collecting hnn.lkcrcliiels, men's "''. ' .. J"u '" tln,'S clikkens. ' Misn Dunn Is the .laughter of Mr. H, ..,...... i m.h.Jui ,;'"""" """M
Linen hand-I -"'ss iiumsen is nrn.lunte of St. I nnd Mr. LMwurds S. Dunn of Clie-i. -i . '1'' ,..; "' ' ' "" "l m,1" '"" l'",v, the
.. in.. . , . - - - mil ier II
out uiu, aiiu wuue sun iinu te learn
'hew te keep Ueuke, by order of the
i being somewhat of a bookworm.
1 And she lei s te knit. As her needles . ,
and only their silk ones. Linen hand- I ,,,,! ""son is nrwlunte of St.
kerchiefs are perfectly safe with her. ) Timethy's Scheel, Maryland, mid her
Mlw Caruuutur think that the med- hobby,. U bargalu.huuUuj, ab liauaU)
lie meaern girl, nnd admires nianu well.
ner Independence and capability.
llb Uoiello Lee likes house
A
uiusii ini'l plavs
Then, she is athletic, and
the
r.i .i ..i. n i. ion-ion inipii
... i rr h.md that the tM'i-al
"lleiinnr" l III rfl'ltlx
abh tlicie is '
CM ,1 t'.tl f I It . I
' l.M'.ll nml il:iliin 1U-".
S,,M,l:sUteUe.Uer. .. no. keen about ,'
lio'ubekcepin,-. bur .an iiwnage a h..uie ,
if necesMii lie sunting and swim
ming urc her pet M"'Il,, .
Miss Fran..- Hu knell i- the jenng
ladv who weu'd like te de new pii pu
tt eik! Aci'enling te Ler it would be
cry. vcrv tliulliiig te be a cub n
peller, and -nn e next car she hope, te
de something intei-.ting, it iiiulit be
that Mi-- I5ickiK-ll will be teariiu' dewi
'he street niter the engines and UrcHk-
. nig into tights te M-e who i" bung
pummcled or who 1- doing the pum
nieling, nnd Miuti lung a lu'diiigut
lunch, ns n model lopeiter should
Miss I'.ii knell is the daughter t Mr
and Mrs. Hebc.t T. Hicknuil, nl t'li'-t-nut
HIM. nnd after she wn- gruliMtnl
.fiem Spi-ingside hil.oei sin- took i
luisiiies course. ('ntr.ir '" '1" iisiml
tun of debutantes. Miss. Hi. knell l.kts
a girl with bobbed bun iinte .is well,
as one who bus a full ii'ieln of .own
ing glerj " She nNe pieters the short
sl.uts, but whether sue would th in
the face of tasluen and wear ihem u
, Hiieiher iiuestien.
I Miss ltn knell ptijejs rding nnd
twimiuing most of all the slt t- and
is ery much interested tn music, phij -
' ing the piano iiiuisiially well
' She thinks that tin ideal irl would
be a leiiibimii'.nii of the old time and
the nuidern The Mi'tuiset lift) Miir
age combined with the iu.b pendente
imil gcl-up-iind-gn of it p.isint-ila
gill would liiuke an excellent lembiiia-
t.nii
Miss Nam v Knowles, da.k-ejed
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Nathaniel
Knowles, of l'b stunt Hill, is a gind gind
unte of Agues hwiu Sihnel, ami ap ap
plees eutliely of "llnppcrs' she likes
their independence and uui se much
better than the sweetness nml m sipidlt
of the gill et tift J ears age.
Miss Knowles Ienc.n te get dies(., f,,r
pill ties, esiccinll if the dies., hupping
te be a new one. She had bobbed him
nnd, theuuli slic likes n, is bowing te the
will of li.nie FisliiDii and letting it
glow At the piesent stage little vu.spj
ui'i'p out tiein under the ceiiliniu,' nit,
and it will be iminj a da hefeie Miss
Knowles can feci perfectly sure that
a wuue it is eeuaiu that she will .
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" ' "'".'I till Ill siinin ..nnillt, ,
. . "-'I ..iiiit
most ileljutnntes.
with n be
III Ik I.Ike
medium that would be she likc.s spot is. all spoils tlieiit.li ten '
uiiupiisiie of ilemuie ins is i mill, her speualti
Gelden Hair Prevails
Among New Secial Flowers
iiiiMinr iiinifti. iteiMitnnt,. s -ti-
Mai-g.iiu Legan th. tall I.I,,,,, d-,e,-h-ter
of Mrs Samuel !.. f , , rK,n.
"'""'" II s .emarkahle hew ,"y
et Ins icnrs debutantes are blends--
golden hair is tl .t j,,,,,,,!,,,. ,,.,
time. She .sail for the great ,mldoe'.s?
but stnis m tuinis and pb.is l a let
of the tinpertaiit lenrn-iments
Miss leg,,,, plnis he.ke, remarkably
well- .., a.t se much i.iemvss did .h
show wi h a he.kei mi.K ,,, ,,. W,
elected heckev . aptah, 0f SplChl n
.hoel, and that a mighti g,,"
lhe gieat wide outdoors ueier did
se.m te gee will, i. ,., affairs of H
household, be it ,s el,, ,inlllri, ,hnt
Miss Legan rheiild net i,,,,,,,. , ,, ln
domestic, but she is -, mvll. ,,,, JJ ,
it is n rilie pietuie that slie misses
Miss Legan has idn.is for the fmnr,
thai aie far tmni spurn, since she W
epeiting te de something In hospital
weik next wai She has alwais been
intu ested in ihmgs f thl M.rt. se
welllil like In get intu it seneush. Shq
is all for th.. minleru c,,, tlmt 'iuh i
will of her own, with the proiise that
she is net allowed te inn wj,.
.Mis aiah limine is th. Mrs Cntt.
et the debutantes. She knows tight
mi the hat hew mnin Sunters- there,
ue no. I when the next clceti,m ,1 h
In Id. She has ,,,,, ,,., m, (inv Nftn
speeches or uui te) ,,ih.e, hut me uj
lell just hi w net ue slie will M
M.ss Dunne is the daughter of Mr
an. I Mrs. Itusseii liuane, ( (Jrnn Hill
I iiruw, Ou'ilnoek, and Is a gindiiale et
Wist.nei, t'enn. Slie Is 'mother de
butimte te whom I'm is mlN, and after
ii let of tiaicling and ncing tlic world
she wants te Iim m tiav Puree.
Miss Dunne loves in piaj the violin
nnd expicts te stinli iiiusie next year.
Mi- thinks the dapper'- ls out of
stile but I lie I. nidi I II gill, with llt'C
llidepeli. lell. e and pi il ill k'r-i. s llu,
While Mi-s Dunne iniii did much
1 eUs.'ke"l.n she has ,i e(iK (,(
lie wiiuld net like H New th,. ,m.
niiielils of siiflinge would sn Ihac
ueiiiiu inteiesle.l ill pelitii s neer al.
geed ill lhe home the.i fc'i their hus
bands nut of miiis, mid never hue any
epi me can. opener,
ue Is net yet a con
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r. plays hockey, tennis, basketball, besides luT,. Ji !U' 1 "'!, "i' '"" np ,,,I, h,ta.- L dishes te wash ev. v
keeping,! being an excellent swimmer. After f JtCZ ti&Cti AXl.A'
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