Evening star., 1946-12-08

the Chevy Chase Club. And sharing
. honors with her at the dinner will
be Mrs. Oulahan's son, Mr.. Courts
Oulahan, and his attractive young
wife. Young Mr.. Oulahan Is a
student at Yale. He met his wife in
Dublin and married her there and
the young couple now have an
adorable baby.
! There will be quite family house
party at the Finkenstaedt's during
the holidays, for Mr.. Harry Finken-
staedt, Jr., of Crosse Pointe, cousin
of the debutante, will be here from
Yale and also her brother Frederick,
who likewise will come down from
Yale.
Parties for Miss Dunn
Miss Agnes Dunn, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Price Dunn
is another debutante for whom par
ties are stacking up. Mrs. Wilfred
Goodwin will give luncheon for
her December q at the Chevy
Chase Club and Mrs. william F.
Burdick will give a similar party
IOf n6r on DeC6mDer 81.
Miss Dunn will share honors with
Miss Ethel Van Devanter, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow B. Van
Devanter, at a dinner to be given
December 80 at the Shoreham by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lemon.
/ Miss Dunn, a student at Pine
Manor, is due to arrive home De-
cember 10 just a day before she Is
to be introduced by her parents at
a tea dance at the Sulgrave Club.
A much feted debutante during
the holidays will be beautiful Mar
gerry Louise Kirby who will make
her bow Christmas afternoon. She's
the daughter of Mrs. John Quincy
acDonald, who, as Pauline Kindle-
berger was belle in her debutante
year, and the granddaughter Of
Mrs. David M. Kindleberger and
the late Mr.. Kindleberger.
Mrs. Gardner Luce is planning a
dinner and cocktail party for Miss
Kirby. She wanted to give dance
| for her but the calendar was too
filled so she is going to give one for
her at Easter Col. and Mrs. Mac
Donald are deep in plans for sew
eral, other parties for the latter's
daughter.
Miss Aileen Patterson-she is to
be the only cabinet debutante this
winter, believe-is going to have a
lot of attention. She is so pretty
and friendly.
Secretary of War and Mrs. Pat
terson are planning merry dance
for her at the Army Navy Country
Club Christmas night. There are
going to be about $50 young people
enjoying this cabinet debut and a
very limited few are going to be
invited to the dinner beforehand.
The Pattersons' invitations have
not been mailed yet-will be in a
day or so.
! Officials TO Assist
Mrs. Patterson is going to have a
few officials Of the War Department
helping her at the dance. She has
asked Undersecretary and Mrs.
Kenneth c. Royal, Assistant Secre-
tary and Mrs. Howard C. Petersen
and Col. and Mrs. John K. Waters
to assist her.
Miss Marjorie Rhett is bit un-
decided about just how much of the
Yuletide holidays she will spend
in Washington. Her engagement
pad already is filled with invita-
tons so it is safe to say that she
will take part in some of the fes-
tivities before leaving for the South.
Her mother, Mrs. Goodwin Rhett,
is going to give luncheon for her
December 20.
Each day the mails bring invita-
tions to debuts Latest to arrive
was one from Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Lanier Colean for a tea dance De-
cember % at the Washington Club,
when they will introduce their
daughter Katherine Another comes
comes from Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis
Lamar lines for a tea dance, Decem-
ber 81, at the Carlton Hotel when
Mrs. lines daughter Mccall Hen
derson will make her bow.
i Miss Elizabeth Welsh Arnold and
Miss Emily Cooke Arnold are going
to spread their debutante season
over. a period of time. They will
meet about $50 young people at a
cocktail party to be given December
% by their parents, Maj Gen. and
Mrs. William H. Arnold, at their
quarters at the Army War College.
In the spring, Gen. and Mrs. Arnold
will g;e garden party when their
own friends will be among the
guests.
i An attractive young lady who will
attend some of the debutante parties
here is Miss Marie Antoinette Caus-
sis de Mauvoisin Mackall. She was
i presented at the bachelors cotillion
In Baltimore last week, and she will
spend part of the holiday in that
city.
j Miss Mackan is the daughter of
Mr.. Colin Mackenzie Mackall of
Washington Her mother, Mrs.
Marie-Louise de Marsan Mackall,
lives in New York where she is an
artist for Vogue. The debutante,
whose nickname is Mimi, attended
the National Cathedral School and
{ was graduated from Mount Vernon
j Seminary.
Reception Cancelled
j The reception which was to have
4 y IL L.