Evening star., 1951-06-15
Society News
Weather Auspicious for Debutonte Set
As Week End Neors and Parties Increase

MRS. >. L. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neville Miller. the slocum Kings
burys. Admiral and Mrs. r. M.
Grimm and Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
X. Lane, jr,,. ,,-,.f a.
Admiral and Mrs. Lynde D. Me-
Corrnick, Atomic Energy Commis-
sion Chairman Gordon Dean, Ad-
miral and MRS. Luther Sheldon
and Mr.. and Mrs, Donald w. Nyrop
were also among those invited to
the presentatio1pArty. ~
Later the debutante, whose ar
tistic versatility embraces paint
ing. dancing and singing, greeted
% group Of SO young friends. Tor
dinner while her parents invited
Is to join them. At the Hoopers'
table where the dinner was In
honor Of Admiral and Mrs. Earl s.
Stone guests were the Undersecre-
tary of Commerce and Mrs. Delos
|Rentzel. Admiral and Mrs. Charles
Horne. Mai. Gen. and Mrs. r. L.
Ankenbrandt, Mr.. and Mrs, John
|E. Parker. Mrs. Kurt Hetzel and
Col. and Mrs. Percy Black.
Young Peoples Dinner
Among the young people who
Joined Miss Hooper for dinner
were Miss Payne, whose tea dance
ended soon enough to- give her
time to get to the dinner. and the
Misses Elizabeth Boyd, Rosemary
Greenslade. Dorothy Hilbert, AM
arilice Miller, who was busy ac-I
cepting compliments on her lovely
dance the night before: Ann
Clark, Mimi Clark, Teresa Gar
diner, Evyne House. Heidi Mite.
Elizabeth Walker, Ann Kuhn.
Judith Louchheim, Elizabeth
Miller, Penelope Thayer. Ann
Wigglesworth, Julie Williams,
Mary Miller. Joan Conger and
Wendy Knowlton. i,
The male contingent outniln-
bered the ladies two to one and
made the dancing after dinner a
delight for all concerned. These
included, the Messrs. David Wat
son James Watson II, BENJAMIN
Weems, jr.: Paul Summers, Stew
art Taylor, David Toll. Brice
Toole. jr.:: Charles Toole, Edward
|Atkeson, Timothy Atkeson, Gilbert
|Bogley, Gustave villaret. James
Walker, Thomas Anderson, jr.: st.
George Bryan. Morton Clark, Car.
|lisle Cochran, Halbert Sloat, jr.;
George Littlehales. Rex Peters.
Anthony Mason, Philip Lee, VIII
liam King, Thomas Hume w, r.
|Eberhart Haynes, Frank Harmon,
spencer Gordon, Chester Flather,
Douglas DENLY. 1t. John Dugger.
Henry ErurI1, Peter Sturdevant.
stamford Wood. jr., and Philip
Wright.
The clubs regular Thursday
might dance found the young peo-
pie eager participants and after
enjoying 1t thoroughly many Of
them including Miss Hooper and
Miss Payne went on for more
dancing to the Swedish Embassy.
Diplomats Daughters Dance
The Swedish Amhassa DOR and
Nine. Bohemian, who presented
their attractive daughter Mona TO
their friends last Wednesday at, Q
tea, entertained for her again last
night at the Embassy. This time
the party put the accent on youth.
About 80 Of the debutantes con-
teniporaries were invited to small
dance in her honor which culmi-
mated In a delightful midnight
supper. Mona wore frothy white
Itulie for the party and made a
lovely picture twirling from part
Iner to partner on the dance floor.
Next most popular spot to the
dance floor was the lovely terrace
at the Embassy which overlooks
a deep fringe of trees. Here many
of the guests congregated for
supper. a a
! Before the dance the debutante
had a small dinner for her fou1
ihouseguests. These additions to the