Evening star., 1941-12-21
Debutante
Parties Roll
Gayly On
Nedenia Hutton
Is introduced in
New York
Continued From Page D-10


Anderson of Long Island, Betty
Brown of White Plains, N. Y; Grace
Eddy of Boston, Mary 10 Hall and
Eleanor Neill OF Washington and
CAROLYN Hall of Madison, Wis, and
Rita George of La Crosse. WIS.
Miss Hutton wore a frock OF White
tafeta combined with pale blue vel
vet. Falling from bodice OF the pale
blue velvet was bouttant skirt OF
white faille. Her only flowers were
small corsage of white butterfly
orchids.
Mrs. Davies wore a pale gray tai
feta gown.
Serving tea and coffee during the
afternoon were Mrs. Ogden Reid,
Mrs Hunter Marston, Mrs. Victor
Stamm. Mrs. George Baldwin OF
Milwaukee. Miss Juliana Cutting,
MIS-. Carl Schmidlapp, Mrs. Robert
L. Clarkson, Mrs. Rufus Patterson,
Mrs. cambridge Colby and Mrs. Ed
ward Tinker. Still others presiding
1T the tea table we're Mrs. Merrall
MacNeille. Mrs. Close Rand, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Davies, and Mrs. Millard
f. Tvdings, daughter of MI. Davies.
After the reception Miss Hutton
and the debutanteS who assisted,
with an equal number of young men,
we're entertained at dinner and
dancing.
Miss Isabella Hagner
introduced Informally.
In Washington daughter OF one
Of the citys prominent old families
made her debut in an atmosphere OF
extreme simplicity, for Miss Isabella
Fagner came out quite informally
st a dinner dance at the 1925 F
Street Club. Mrs. Randall H. Hag-
ner, mother of the bud, asked only
the close friends of her daughter to
the party and none Of her own
friends were present.
Much larger in size and including
friends of both the hosts and de-
h11tante was the afternoon coming
out party of Miss Catharlne Patricia
KYLE, who was presented by her
mother, Mrs. John Joseph Shugrue,
and DR.. Shugrue
DR.. and Mrs. Shugrue introduced
Miss KYLE at tea dance at the Sui
grave Club. Their guests included
officials, diplomats and scores OF
members of old Washington families.
Miss KYLE made her bow in a
yeritable flowerland for her many
friends and those of her parents
showered the pretty bud with floral
gifts. Here and there about the
SPACIOUS rooms were stately palms
and the only other decorations pro-
vided by the hosts was the simple
cluster of white roses on the tea
table.
The bud stood with her mother at
the top of the stairway to receive
the guests. who arrived between the
hours of 4.30 and 7 O'Clock, many
remaining until a later hour to enjoy
the dancing in the ballroom.
Miss Kyle wore becoming gown
Of flesh-color tulle made extremely
ooufant, the square neckline being
marked by a spray of pale pink roses.
The dress was sleeveless, and the
debutante wore a flowing scarf OF
tulle about her shoulders. Her bou-
uUet was of Johanna Hill roses.
Mrs. Shugrue was in a striking gown
of paprika red Chantilly lace de-
signed with long sleeves and a V
neckline.
Miss Maryanna Kyle
Attends Party.
Miss Maryanna Kyle. young sister
,f the debutante who attends Ma
t,iera School, was at the party, wear
Ing a dainty afternoon dress of CO.
coa-color net, the skirt or-length
and the bodice with tiny sleeves. On
her arm she had wristlet of camel
las similar to those worn by the
debutantes who assisted her sister
In the group assisting Miss Kyle
we're Miss Elene Essary, Miss Mar
gheritta Stirling, Miss Mary Lee
sChaeffer, Miss Courtney Owen,