Evening star., 1933-12-24

vases at either end of the large table
that was placed in the east end of the
grand ball room, the greater portion Of
the room being reserved for dancing.
Numerous boucuets sent Sfiss Fleming
on the occasion OF her debut were
banked against the wall In the Chinese
room directly opposite the entrance
from the promenade.
Mrs. Ralph worthington has been
Joined by her son, Mr.. Ralph Worth
ington, who arrived from his studies at
the Adirondack Florida School. The
dance Mrs. Worthington had planned to
give for her debutante daughter, Miss
Marian Worthington, has been post
poned until the Spring.
Miss Worthington will be the guest
Of honor at a reception to be given next
Sunday at the Mayhower by Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley F. Reed.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Augustus Sinp-
SON viii entertain at dinner on Tuesday
In the palm court Of the Mayflower for
their daughter, Miss Frances Simpson,
who will be presented to society that
day at a reception at her home.
Miss Mildred English and Miss Peggy
English, twin daughters Of DR.. and Mrs
Merton A. English, will make their for
NAL bows to society In Washington at a
tea dance to be given by their parents
Thursday at the Mayfiower
Mrs. Absalom Waller entertained at
q dinner dance last evening for her
daughter, Miss Louise du Bose Waller.
The guests were Miss Vaudipya Deva-
kula, daughter Of the Minister Of Siam
and Princess Damras; Miss Bambie Nc
Kenna, Miss Emily Maddox. Miss Flea
Lee, Miss Ella Harllee, Miss Frances
Glover. Miss R0Salie Brown, Miss Polly
wirgman. Miss Shelby Falconer OF
Media, Pa; Midshipnaan Raymond
Payne, Midshipman Hugh Murray. Mid
shipman John Harllee, Midshipman
Harlan Austin. Midshipman Eli Reich,
Midshipman Grant Fletcher, Midship-
man Francis Greenup, Midshipman
Warren Bradley, Midshipman Gordon
Fowler, Midshipman Fillmore Gilkeson,
Mr.. Henry Pike and Mr.. Tao Devakula.
Miss Frances Brooks will entertain at
dinner Tuesday evening In honor OF
Miss Jane Culbertson, debutante daugh-
ter Of the former United States Ambas-
Sador to Chile and Mrs, William s. Cul-
bertson. There will be about l8 guests
mostly debutantes of the season, and
the party will later attend the ball Of
Miss Nancy Lesh.
Miss Helen Perry Rodgers. a debu-
tante Of the season, will share honors
with Midshipman Dillan and Mr.. Good
win Dillan at tea given by the latter s
mother, Mrs. Roscoe Dillan, December
81 from to Z o'clock
Mrs. William Wayne wirgman enter
tanned at subdebutante dance Friday
evening at the Washington Club for
her subdebutante daughter, Miss Polly
Wayne wirgman There were 300
guests in the company. Mr.. Randall
Elliott was chairman of the Mems Floor
Committee, which also included Mr.
Henry Pike, Mr. Nelson Elgtn, Mr.. John
Lynham, Mr.. Waverly Taylor, Mr..
Douglas Bogart, Mr.. Fred Drum Hunt
and Mr.. Elmer Oliver.
Miss Marguerite du Pont Lee and
Miss Helen Quinton are the debutantes
in whose honor Miss Nancy Jennings
is entertaining at dinner Christmas
night before the midshipmen and cadet
ball.
The Shoreham will be the setting this
week for many of the most interesting
parties of the debutante and sub
debutante group. Tuesday. the day fol-
lowing Christmas, is apparently the
most popular. On that date Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clyde Kelly will en-
tertain a group OF subdeb age in honor
night Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Goo'
will entertain with supper dance Il
honor of their daughters, Miss Gertrud
Shelton Good and Miss Carl Maitlan'
Good, who are students at Hoiton Arms
Also on Tuesday Miss Frances Brooks
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A
Brooks, will entertain dinner party u
honor Of Miss Jane Culbertson, popu
lar debutante OF the season.
Wednesday, December 27, has beer
chosen by Mr.. Herbert A. Gill for tn
large and important supper dance t
honor his granddaughter Miss Eliza
! beth Howison Gill. daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theodore N. Gill, jr. This vii
be in the Supper Club of the hotel
Miss Gill will be honored again tn
following night at a dinner dance a
the Shoreham, when Mr.. and Mrs
| Eugene r. WoodSon and their daughter
Miss Jean Woodson, will be hosts. An
/ other important function of the weel
is the debutante party Of Miss Margare
Harrison on Saturday. a tea dance t,
be given by her mother, Mrs. Floyc
! Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Lesh will b.
hosts at large ball on Tuesday eve
| ming at the Mayhower when they vii
present their daughter. Miss Nancy
| Lesh-