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and decided to entertain Jointly.
Honor guests at this dance on
December % will be Miss Judith
Cary Blair, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Montgomery Blair; Miss Ans
tiss Mccormick -Goodhart, daughter
OF Mrs. r. Hamilton Mccormick
Goodhart; Miss Anne F. Legare,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Kent Legare; Miss Sharon Bar
bour, daughter OF Mrs. Carrere
Barbour, and Miss Alice Watson,
who is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clement Watson. Also
Miss Lisa Kauffmann,- daughter
of the Minister of Denmark and
Nine. de Kaufman, Miss Mar
garet Glenn, whose parents are DR..
and Mrs. c. Leslie Glenn, and Miss
Rose Kean daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kean.
Mrs. Shtten's Dances
Another highlight of the juniors
holiday calendar is Mrs. Lloyd A.
Shippen's Christmas dance on De-
cember 20. Honor guests will be 35
or more sub debutantes and their
escorts, who are members of Mrs.
Shippen's dancing class for this age
group.
Mrs. shippen's dancing classes
represent all ages beginning from
seven to seventeen. The classes
have become so popular with junior
society that Mrs. Shippen is unable
to include all the young girls and
boys she would like to have enjoying
her dances. The various classes
now number about 500.
The first Junior Assembly, which
include those in the fourteen and
fifteen age group will be held Fri
day evening and the following day
the seven and eight year olds will be
attending the first Little Saturday
Dancing Glass.
The Little Friday Night Glass for
eleven and twelve year olds will be
held on Halloween and on the fol-
lowing day the Little Saturay after
noon Glass for ten and eleven year
olds will take place.
The Junior Assembly for thirteen
and fourteens will be given Novem-
ber and the Army and Navy
Junior Assembly will take place on
November 8. The various classes
are given alternately on Fridays and
Saturdays throughout the season
with the series winding up in April
Serving on Mrs. Shippen's COM
mittee for the classes are Mrs.
Paul Banfield, Mrs. David S. Barry
Mrs. Samuel F. Beach, Mrs. Mont
gomery Blair, Mrs. Neville Miller,
Mrs. Robert Clement Watson, Mrs.
Richard Wigglesworth, Mrs. Wins
low B. Van Devanter, Mrs. Christie
pher M. Granger, Mrs. Albert Haw-
ley Lucas, Mrs. Frederick M. Brad
ley and Mrs. Jacques Blaise de
Sibour.
United Nations Club
Mrs. Grayson Headley has taken
over the Craftsmanship Of the Junior
dances to be held at the United
Nations Club on Thursday evening,
October 30; November Is, December
16 and January 20.
Serving on her committee are
Miss Margaret Thors, daughter of
Minister Of Iceland and Nine. Thors;
the Misses Elizabeth and Emily
Arnold, daughters Of Gen. and Mrs.
William A. Arnold; Miss Betty Far
rington, daughter of the Delegate
from Hawaii and Mrs. Joseph Far
rington; Miss Mary Calvert, Miss
Helen Devereaux, Mrs. Leslie Doug
las, Mrs. Marcus George, Miss Anne
Gillespie, Mrs. Lawrence Jacobsen
Miss Dorcas Leachman, Miss Elaine
LeFevre and Miss Jane Lingo.
Also, Mrs. Jean Marcouyeux, Mrs
George L. West, Miss Mary Nc
Laughlin, Miss Patricia Morgan,
Miss Polly Norment, the Misses
Laura May and Marian Norris, Miss
Romona North, Miss Patricia Pal
mer, Mrs. Charles Whitney Price
and Miss Annie Laurie Rankin.
Invitations for the series OF
dances, which are to be subscription
parties are in the mails. Mrs. Henry
williams Morgan is oo-ordinator for
the dances, working with Mrs
Headley and her committee men,
bers.