Evening star., 1954-12-24
Presented
ToSociiety


With two more deb days
before Christmas there was no
need for yesterdays honorees
to go shopping for compli-
mentS.
Among the party Misses who
walked of with their share
were the Misses Anne Dulany,
Melissa Ann, Hildebrand, Bev-
er1y Anne Bland, Patricia Ann
Davis and Ruth Hatch.
Miss Dulany was presented
at q dinner at the Sulgrave
Club by her mother, Mrs. II.
Rozier Dulany, jr.
The tall brunette, who also
bowed at the Washington Deb
utante Ball, wore a gown Of
pale apricot peau de sole and
carried on old-fashioned bou-
quet at last nights party.
Holiday Decorations
Poinsettias and holly set the
holiday background and Sgd
ney took over the baton duty
at the dinner which was for
the young friends Of the deb
utante,
Miss Dulany attended the
Potomac and Madeira Schools /
here and Is now majoring in
art at the Garland School In .
Boston.
Her sister Mrs. Ross Roby Of
Philadelphia, also was pre-
sented in Washington.
The Sulgrave Club was also
the setting for the tea dance
yesterday at which Miss Hide
brand, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Edwin Hildebrand,
made her bow.
Wears White Loce
The petite deb. who was pre-
Sented by her parents, wore q
gown of white lace and net,
the bodice trimmed with irri-
descent sequins. She carried
an old-fashioned bouquet. Her
mother wore a gown of en-
broidered mulberry taffeta.
Mrs. Hildebrand was assisted
by her mother. Mrs. Robert
West Moorhead. Out-of- town
guests included Mr.. Lansing
Fair Of Cambridge, Mass, and
Mr.. Robert II. Cloud and Mr..
H. Rowland Vermilye Of Engle-
wood. N. j.
Maestro Eddie Pierce had
written q special song for
Mimi" Hildebrand or Missy"
as she is sometimes called.
The deb is q f1rst-year stu
dent at Stratford College, Dam
vile, Va.
Another Party
She will be honored again
on Sunday afternoon when
Col. and Mrs. Firman K. Hay
man entertain from 5 to Z at
their quarters at Fort George
G. Meade.
Bowling as the leading
lady," last night. at q Shore
ham bah wasn't exactly q
brand-neW experience for Miss
Beverly Anne Bland.
The daughter Of Mrs.
Sweeny Bland Of Chevy Chase,
and Mr.. George Altman Bland.
jr.. of Miami Beach, Fla. and
Atlanta. Ca, has shone in the |
spotlight before = namely. in
amateur theatricals. She at
tended Stevens College.
Sidney Plays
With help from Sidney and
his orchestra. Beverly Anne
stole the show during those
latin numbers.
Beverly Anne's debut dress
was white peau de sole en-
crusted with pearls and rhine-
stones and she carried pink
roses and baby's breath. Mrs.
Bland chose teal blue lace and
white orchids.
Mrs. Robert Powell Sweeny
Of Chevy Chase, grandmother
OF the deb. was IN pink chan
tilly lace. More pink at the
party silver Christmas tree
decorated in the pastel shade.
The deb win be feted at q
luncheon on December 28
given by Mrs. BENJAMIN j.
Fisher and Mrs. @. M. Martin.
Assisting last evening was
Miss Rose Marie SWeeny. cou-
sin. Of the deb. from Georgia.
Another gala party took
place earlier IN the evening
at the Columbia Country Club.
Nearly 100 guests attended the
dinner debut staged by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Mccullough
Davis for their daughter Miss
Patricia Ann Davis.
That bow lined In emerald
green put the perfect Christ