The Washington times., 1929-11-23
NEWS OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
LWO More Debutantes Presented to .
.nSOciety at Tea Dance This Afternoon
Senorita Tessada Guz-
man and Baroness I'm
gern-Sternberg M a k e
Bow Today

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There are so many girls
to be presented this season.
that it is almost necessary to
have two debutante parties
a day in order to get them
al introduced. And so to-
day again there are two
buds making their bow.
Diplomatic society is fore
gathering at the M Ryflower
Hotel this afternoon to greet
Ssnorita Tessada- Guzman,
daughter of Sonora de
Pfieto, wife of the military
attache of the Cuban En-
hassy, who is being presented
by her parents at tea
dance from 4 80 to Z o'clock.
= Receiving
Sonora de Prieto and her
daughter are receiving the
guests in the Chinese room,
where the refreshment tables
are also placed, thus leaving the
ballroom for dancing.
Sonora de nrieto is gowned
in a Patou model of bronze
lame with accessories to match,
while her daughter is wearing
a Chanel frock of silver lace
with shoes of American beauty
shade. Her flowers are Amer
lean Beauty roses.
The list of girls assisting the
bud includes Miss Loranda
Prochnik, Miss Marie Hortensie
Diez de Medina. Miss Maria
Sacasa. Miss Victoria Catalani,
Miss Junia Culbertson. Miss Ell
sic Ekengren. Miss Katherine
Lowman. Miss Laura Tucker
man, Miss Anna Parkhurst, Miss
Engracia Freyer, Miss Susan
kintner, Miss Jean Hay, Miss
Parrish Bradley, Miss Mary
Caroline Henry, Miss Ruth Hos
kins, of California; Miss Ma
thilde Meyers, of Pittsburgh.
and Miss Mary Lee Phillips.
The ladies assisting Sonora
de Prieto are Nine. Teller,
Nine. Ferrara, Nine. Alfaro,
Nine Prochnik, Nine. DieZ de
Medina, Mrs. George Farnum,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman,
Mrs. Fred Purnell, Mrs. Maurice
Thatcher, Mrs. Herbert o. Will
liams, Mrs. @Everett Sanders and
Mrs. Keefer,: wife Of General
Keefer.
Double Celebration
There is a double celebration
at the home of Major and
Mrs. Albert j.. Mayer, 1900
Cathedral Ave., when they are
, entertaining at tea from 4 to 7.
o'clock to introduce the latter's
niece. Baroness Astrid Ungern-
Sternberg, to society. The occa-
sion also marks the wedding an.
niversary of Major and Mrs.
Myer.
Mrs. Myer and her niece are
receiving the guests, the former
wearing a gown of blue satin
trimmed with monkey fur,
which has a long skirt with
plaits. With this she is wear )
ing short jae' 1T to match.
Baroness Ungern's frock is
made of chiffon velvet in del
icate peach shade, fashioned
along prin lines. A belt of
tiny pearls marks the high
waist line, and the gown is en-
broidered in the pearls.
AT Tea Table
Those who are taking turns
at the tea table are: Mrs. Wal.
ter Tuckerman, Mrs. Karl
Klemm, Mrs. George c. Thorpe,
Nine. Wankowicz, Mrs. Charles
McNary, Mrs. Charles P. Sum-
meraH, Mrs. Richard Park, Mrs.
Hugh D. Auchincloss, Mrs.
Richard KnausS and Mrs. Ed
ward Harding. A group of the
seasons debutantes are assist
ing Baroness Ungern. 49,
After the tea Mrs. Myer has
invited a few of her close
friends and som of the debu-
tantes to remain for an in
formal buffet supper.
Mrs. Myer, who before her
marriage to Major Myer, son of
General Myer, for whom Fort
Myer was named, was the
widow Of a Russian officer,
long attached to the embassy
here.
Il X
DR.. and Mrs. Duncan McKim
have gone to California for an