The Washington times., 1935-11-25

December 2S.
Wednesday Is simply over
crowded with parties. In the after
noon Captain and Mrs. Harry A..
Stuart will entertain at a tea
dance at the Army and Navy
Country Club for their daughter,
Miss Anna Lee Stuart, who will
make her formal bow. Miss
Stlart's sister, the former Miss
Mary Stuart, and. her new hus-
band, Mr.. Thomas j. Wacker, will,
Of course, be at the party. 1t will
bes almost a combination debut
ana wedding reception, as the we'd
ding, which took place a week or
two ago was very small and simple
with only the families present
Also making her debut that
afternoon will be Miss Yolande de
MGuduit, whose mother, Mrs. Grit
fin de Mauduit, will entertain at a
large tea at the National Woman's
Country Club. The debutante's
cousin, Mrs. James F. Curtis, gave
a most enjoyable party for her on
November $50 it would seem
that this particular young lady is
twice a debutante.
Miss Heiberg to Bow
Still another bud being pre-
sented on Wednesday is Miss Jean
Heiberg, whose parents, Lieut..
Condr. and Mrs. Walter L. Hell
berg will be hosts at a tea in their
home on wyoming Avenue.
IN the evening, all of the mem
bers of society who had been
huSrying hither and yon to all Of
the teas and receptions will be to-
gether at the Black and White
Ban at the Mayflower. 1t is well
that the following day is a holiday
with no school classes or anything
elsk to cause a strident alarm
clock to jangle forth in the too
eafly hours-for the ball, stately
and dignified as it is, is persistent
as well as fun and lasts well into
the next day. "
The Thanksgiving Day buds this
year are Miss Sally Mitchell Le-
fetre and Miss Frances Andrews.
Miss Lefevre's parents, Mr.. and
Ms. Charles Howell Lefevre, will
give a tea in their charming home
on3Tracy Place in the afternoon
and in the evening will honor
their daughter with a dinner at
the Chevy Chase Club.
Navy Debutante
Miss Andrews will make her bow
at "a tea and later in the season
her parents, Rear Admiral and
Ms. Adolphus Andrews, will give
a dance in her honor at the Sui
grave Club.
Thanksgiving Day will wind up
nicely with the Navy Relief Ball at
the Willard Hotel, where the blue
and gold of dress uniforms will be
added to the usual black and white
Of smaSculine attire serving as a
background for feminine satfns,
laceS and velvetS.
Friday evening there will be the
Thanksgiving Ball in the Italian
Garden of the Mayflower Hotel. In
the afternoon Miss Polly Wayne
Wirgman, daughter of Mrs. w
Wayne Wirgman will be introduced
to society at a tea in the Washing
ton Club. Also making her debut
will be Miss Catherine Meyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Meyer, who will be presented at
tea in her home in: Crescent Place.
Saturdays Game
Saturday, needs no introduc-
ton as to what will take place.
For many weeks past people have
been going about making plans
for THE game when the future
Admirals and Generals of Uncle
Sans services have their annual
struggle time in Philadel-
phia.
Going by motor, train and air,
plane, Washingtonians will desert
their homes for the Quaker City
for an exciting afternoon in the
open. In the evening both sides,
winners and losers. will unite and
scour the city for places to dance
and dine.