Evening star., 1948-06-13

a CAV time during the holidays Tor
Col and Mrs, Whiteley are going to
give Miss White dance at the Carl
ton Hotel on Christmas eve. Ana
following the debut tonight Miss
White and some of her closest frlenos
are going to the Congressional Club
for a dinner the Whiteleys are CIV
ing for Rebeeca Ann. -,
This afternoon Miss White will
wear Just what a debutante shoulo
when she makes her curtsy. her
gown is of white organdy and eyeiet
embroidery. The billowy SKIRT is
ballerina length and the bodice mas
a full sash of organdy. With TINS
summerv and beautiful dress the
bud will carry an old-fashioneo
bouquet.
Mrs. Whiteley has chosen for the
occasion a gown of soft gray crepe
and her corsage will be a very un-
usual one. 1t will be OF gardenlas
hand painted a rich camelia PINK
Col. Whiteley's mother, Mrs. John
Frederick Whiteley, ST" is coming
from Cincinnati for the debut, ana
assisting at the tea tables Will be
Mrs. Aubrey L. Clarke, Mrs. LOUIS
S. Peak, Mrs. Lipscomh Jamlson'
Mrs. John McAuley Palmer, Mrs. F.
Eberhart Haynes and Mrs. Clarence
wheeler. Also Mrs. Frank Jervey.
Mrs. John r. Eakin and Mrs. keeler
Tenney.
Mrs, A. M. Broome of New YORK
will be here for the tea. She was
secretary to Mrs. Whiteley's father
over a period of "a years. Missing
from the scene will be Mrs. Kennedy
3. Bailey. godmother of the bud and
a classmate of Mrs. Whiteley's at
Vassar. Mrs. Bailey is busy direct
ing the building of home in Con-
necticut and Just could not get away
at this time.
Miss White was graduated earlier
In the month from the Cathedral
School for Girls.
Er.Senafors Kin Bud
A debutante whose family also
has long been prominently identl-
fled with Washington society mace
her bow Yesterday in Connecticut.
She is Miss Margot Sutherland
Dunckel, granddaughter OF former
Senator Howard Sutherland and
the late Mrs. Sutherland and niece
of Mrs. Sutherland Mayo and 1t.
Gen. Richard K. Sutherland. who
was chief of staff to Gen. Douglas
Macarthur during the war.
Miss Dunckel was presented by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallis
Bleecker Dunckel, at their place at
Greens Farms. The occasion also
marked the goth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunckel, who
were married in the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Washington Cathe-
dral
The debutante received with her
parents on the spacious lawn. OF
their home. which overlooks the
Long Island Sound She looked
charming in a bouffant gown OF
white organdy and eyelet lace, and
her old-fashioned bouquet was in
cased in a frilly lace holder. Mrs.
Dunckel was in a white silk two
piece gown.
Following her debut, about 40 OF
Miss Dunckels friends remained on
for a buffet supper. The bud, a
graduate of Brearley School in New
York, now is a student at Pine
Manor Junior College. She was
born in Paris. Last year she visited
In the Capital and took part in the
debutante festivities. She undoubt-
edly will spend some time here dur
ing the Christmas holidays with her
aunt, Mrs. Mayo, who by the way
vent to Connecticut for the debut
Of her niece.
Boat Full of Loveiies
A boat full of Washington lovelies
md their beaux will be cruising
iown the Potomac River tomorrow
at $50. The young ladies-debu-
tantes and postdebs-will all be
wearing summer evening gowns,
md so the decks Of the s. s. Poto-