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Evening star., 1954-01-10

G. Rowland Shaw. writer and
lecturer, will speak on juvenile
delinquency at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the meeting of the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association in
the Mount Pleasant branch Ii
brary, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV.
Welfare Director Gerard M.
Shea will discuss youth problems
at the meeting Of the Burleith
Citizens Association at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Gordon Junior
High School, Thirty fifth and T
streets NV.
Other citizen association meet
ings this week. all of which begin
at 8 pm. unless otherwise noted.
are:
Tomorrow.
Arkansas AVenue-Lutheran
Church of the Incarnation, Four
teenth and Gallatin streets NV.
Brookland School,
Tenth and Monroe streets NE.
Glover Park-Stoddard School,
Thirty-ninth and Calvert streets
NV.
Kalorama-A d a ms School.
Nineteenth street and California
avenue NV.
Sixteenth Street Highlands
Brightwood School, Thirteenth
and Nicholson streets NV.
West End-2003 I street NV.
Tuesday.
Hillcrest - Holy Comforter
Lutheran Church. Branch and
Alabama avenues Sc.
Summit Park - Beers School,
Thirty-sixth pltce and Alabama
avenue Sc.
Fort Dupont - Also at Beers
School.
Wednesday.
North Washington Council
No. 6 police precinct, 1851 Mich
olson street NV.
Rhode Island - Bateman's
store, 2OO4 Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Thursday.
Congress Heights - Congress
Heights school. Fifth and
Nicholson streets Sc.
Capitol Hill Southeast-Hine
Junior High School. Seventh and
c streets Sc. Color slides illus
trating recent restoration activi=
ties on Capitol Hill will be shown
after the meetings. Members
from other associations are in
vited to see the films.
The following meetings have
been scheduled in nearby Mary
land and Virginia.
Tomorrow.
Berwyn-Berwyn tMdo Ele-
mentary School. Branchville
road entrance. Mrs. Irma Bog
danoff, Prince Georges County
civic leader. will speak on ju-
venile delinquency.
Chillum- Ray Chillum Ele-
mentary School, Chillum and
Sargent roads, Chillum. Md.
Waverly Webb. clerk of the
Prince Georges County circuit
court, will speak on the work OF
the court.
Hamlet Chevy Chase
Women'S Club, Connecticut
avenue and Dunlap street, Chevy
Chase, Md. Dale C. Cameron.
of the Montgomery County Civil
Defense planning committee,
will speak.
Montgomery County Civic
Observation-Disclosures and Lo-
throp store auditorium, Wiscon-
sin and Western avenues. Be-
theSda. Md.
Southeast Fairfax - Fairfax
(Va.) Elementary School. Locust
Evening star., 1954-01-10
185 Million Items in Stock

BAYONNE, N. j. R.-The
Naval Supply Depot here uses
seven different electric machines
and 65 workers to keep track of
more than 185 million pieces of
stock.
The largest items in charge of
the inventory supervisor are
mothballed battleships. The
smallest are optical screws, SO
tiny they aren't counted individ-
ually. but have to be weighed to
determine the number.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Dr.. OGDEN to Lecture

DR.. Robert F. Ogden. chief Of
the Near East section Of the
Library of Congress. will discuss
1.-The Place of Suf1sm in Islam"
at 8:15 pm. Tuesday in the Is
lamic Center, 1851 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
PTA Night at Center

The PTA of the Washington
Highlands Jewish Community
Center will hold an "open school
night" at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in
the center, 141 Xenia street S.W.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

1862 HARVARD ST. N.W,-1o rms.
house: lease or win sell IKE rent;
small din. payt LII. 2-0773. liz
ROCKVILLE, Mn. ---:3-bedrm. rambler
Az mi. from Bethesda Naval Hos
pital and q. g: Health Cen. Immed.
ROBERTSON. 1885 Wisconsin ave.
AEEx.-Jeiierson Manor. 500. so = mo.
Fenced I'd. M. school, ' shop 0s ctr.
Excel; cond. Semidet, so. 5-4466.
AML.' p.h bedrn 49,, den; ige: fenced iot.
|KENsfNGT oN--2S.bedsm. house, nice
OIL 9-g07g or EN-. 2-g56g. Ia
ARLINGTON. SOUTH. conv. to PEN
taEoll. Alex; wash. Newly redec. 2
issasa 's sSo aG i Eo sssssa5 .y.
CHEVY CHASE. MD,--vacant: 9 rms.
row r. GORDON. Jr.. co. --l0
ARL., SOUTH - Immac. b-rm. det.
Sss heat eS lsp .v suto Wase sr new
range; suit. small family: lease: re-
d1ced TO 800. IA. 7-O792. --i4
NEW 3-BEDRM. H0USE--lh baths,
8 Minis. 70 Pentagon; close to
schools ana 6n0ps. $40. IA. 4-loyo.
sol PEABODY ST. N.E:--6 rms. fun
bsnit., yard, newly decorated, gas
heat, Open. Elk. $4,000 and RA.
|ARIIiNsdToN. soUTH-Three- bedrm.
brick rambler; full bsmt.. mr.. Fen
tagon, y blk elem. and high
schools: $135 per mo. Loc.. 1921
8. Buchanan st. For appt. call IA.
$500: after 8 pm. and week ends.
YOUR CHANCE to rent this 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler in exclusive
Cnestss;r a J Weeds Sots. y now; Liv.I
utility rm.: S1s5. POMPONIO
REALTY, NC. "a. 10000. Iii
WHEATON--3 -hedrm. brick semidet.
Din. rxl, bsrnt.: blk TO elem. fenced
ID; Sis. NE. s-15s1; OIL. 4t4be3.
FALLS CHURCH AREA - 2-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod: storage attic: base
ment; fenced yard. trees: sIO5 mo.
JE, 2-6eS6. Ia
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s e.. sS Sssr s 4 l.i:r n Eo din's's
1920 FfoSts &. ne. ily; nm, dinstte
Kit. j bsdrm.. tile bath, Incl. refsf.
sS2 0 Sfst 81. ne, . .edsms. liy. rn;,
wsiEtx4Ms e-KAs Ysf EG' s s,ss p. FL /.
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|BETHEsDA--Det Colonial, mr.. transp
shopping, schools; nice lot with
garage. Den. powder room. LIST n.
3 bedrms., 2 baths UP; 2 rec. rooms
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD (coi.. U. 8. A.,
ret;l. Broker, EN-. 1896. Ov.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA - 2-bedrni
brick CAPE Cod: storage attic: base
ment; fenced yard. trees: sos. mo.
IL. 2-oe2k. IA
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-Mp.

ARUNDEL APIS, 400 31st st., Mt.
Rainier-Excep. lge. 2 bedrm. apis;
viii redec.; all utils.; S94 mo. See
MR.. ANTHONY or call ST. 3-0550.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Representatives, 2-bedrm. ram
nice lot; $3.50. RIA. 6-o0l5. 10
lane e., :. 3 rms, 1h baths; conv.
sss Oct 'I.nsSPS4 s Mss slse trust
REAL ESTATE. Ma. s-SO8O. --10
1917 N. EDGEWOoD ST., ARL.-
Lovely house: furn.; bedrms.. liy.
m, z sitss., 2 baths. rec. rm.; yard.
CHEvaYo scHAsE-oneer,s widow OWL has
srounds' An. 1-a1s2. ' ia Ia
PARTIALLY FURN.-4 bedrm., 8
baths; large yard. Arlintgon; near
sscn 90 s;,S S290 mo; "a 6.25o2; IA
Ssp fs u dooS cali siPPG gR. ssoi SSn00l
CHARMING new 5-rm. brick; IL min
dntn,, compl. furn,. bsrnt.. va. SOB
ANDREWS AND RoLLiNG FIELD
slSs pei ns s6BuR ER; rH ghs stsA
TAkOMA PARK.Two-room house
electric. stove and refer, Heatrola
heat "a bath. redec.; $50. JU
IN.W.@SMiodern. 2-bedrm. house; OK.
258 .OAKWOOD 81. S.E.-Semidet
brick; 9 rms. IA baths, refRr.;
avail. Sept. 10; priced: S135 mo
tenant will show. M. 2, SMITH. INC.
I4dS n st. NV. DI. 7-7S77; Ii
LIVE WITH MAGNIFICENT TREES
home; so.ft' liv. rm., fiFepl., ming ]
bedrms.. oil heat; 15 miles to Dis
cCsslll :, Gaithersburg 1875 or s24 OF
1908 s. Oakland d st.
Three-bedrm. cottage; mod. kit, oil
heat. garden: S115. Ia
I'M NO AGENT manage only my
own properties and guarantee salts
bus transp. to dntn. without transfer.
Small. mod. att. brk: house. conf
but sparsely furn.. easily maint.. min.
h.w.. low util.. wash. mach, nice I'd. !;
grand pl: for child; $40. LUTHER
L. MILLER. DE. 2-o65s. EN-. 2-5957.
POTOMAC HUNT AREA-Truly mod
ern, l.yr.-old rambler, on. 3 acres.
Elec. kit. raised ffrepl.. modern furn.
Sniostly new; reas. rent. Call Pc.
w M gS eyes ssrs aIn wsek ends nl2
Man, Mann Elem mliS sch r6 nsar bs aGrase
fun bsmt., garage. .inclosed garden;
avail. Sept; 23rd; Tyr. lease; $3.50
CLEVELAND PARK - Attractively
f ra.n1 8 rms, 2 baths, newly deco
ss ssS' mo very EN- s.ea soaSSi IcaF sa1issse
20 MICH. AVE. N.E.~seven rms. 2
baths, recr. rm... screened porches,
s sns hos-wsteT w. heat ssr I SHOWN p
1888 q caL RiEk Ns sr. 8iSs .@@vaa aS
nicely furn;. good home and income.
5000 BARRON ST, MD.-Lovely s.
6edrm. house, garage. yard. Lease
Z soN nos, or $40 so7eakk. J. MILLS &
furn. 2-bedrm. home. f full bsint.,
auto heat, Washers. cow. to 2 bus
5 Tease, Vacant. ia, 2-5957. ia.
PENffAaGoN OR ARR. HALL. IS min.
Mag NV, Nv; rrn;, Tv, w.-to-y rugs.
Ii as den with rubber foam ' sofa
washer. vac. cleaner. full bsnlt.
Gay, comfortable. Bus l blk. $3.50.
AD. 4-o7lO. liz
9. ARLINGTON, va, mr.. Columbia
pike--4-bed Cape Cod, paneled
rec; rm.. Diet garage on deep lot.
S145 mo.
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CLUB-sale or
rent; unique and spacious lge. rooms
ior entertaining, 8 bedrms.. 3 baths.
$4,000 sale, $3.50 mo. rent.
BETHESDA-Det. Colonial, mr.. transp.
shopping, schools; nice lot with
earage. Den. powder room, LIST A.:
3 bedrms., 2 baths up; rec. rooms
.
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD tcoi., U. 8. A..
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED--vA.

|ARLINGTON-one bedrm.. iiv. rm.,
once. Rental asn 80. a inciaGss al ri
utilities. Call DI. 7-7740.
FALLS CHURCH - 1-bedrm. apt;
screened-in porch. TIE. $4,000:
NEW DE LUKE 2-bedroom DUPLEX nj.
schools, Navy Annex, Pent.; Q buses;
EQUIP. kit; attic fan. auto. heat;
yard, AL utils. furn. or. 4-7O45.
A g. : s.: H ss. j s;si sz u. $50
|A hi M IN a-bedrm. ant. in
attr. mod. apt. bldg: very close IN.
s ssp. DIN. I'm: Bus passes the door.
N. ARL.-2-bedrm. apis: excel. ioca-
a slSn. MUST ss s1 % appreciate. Adults
s SSis sAAkLs-sSaG; ,.o. la
Hss ssssP : &c h e. e. sS.s
P Hi flsSyi sss GARDENS has ! few
I and Q bedrm. units available;
priced from $75. sit. IN COW. Alex:
Phone TIE. 6-44O0 or come to the
ONCE In Adams Bldg. cor. MT. YER
non ave. and Russell I'd.
ARLANDRIA - S6g.5O includes al
utilities for this 1-bedrm. apt. 10
Minis. from Pentason. Call "a. q
lLIYSoN PARK--Newiy decor: I.Ssd-
rna; apt avail ayail, immed.; reas. rent.
IARL.--I -bedrm. apt. In mod. apt.
bldg nr. r.. Myer, Minis: Pen
D 'sissn as & 81 sv s3Pv ao saoDi scss
ARLINGTON-Lge. cor. apt. i bed
rna.. liv. rm. dinette. kit; bath;
heaut. parQuet floors. blk. bus. mr..
shop: center: cow. Oh Govt; bldgs..
s-2634. days; "a. 2-Ol3s. ewes.
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike At Fred
erick st.. MAGNOLIA Gardens--Ayail
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination Q large
ment. parcuet fioors, Venetian blinds.
3 exposures. utils. furn.; 500 mo.
I bedroom. $3.50. For info. cali
Arr. ENC. unfurn.; near Pentason.
Fort Myer; near transp. and shop
A RIFE espsss.' "a NoR srTL.s bedT@s,.
liy.. rm., dinette; walking dist. Arl.
Hall. ! blk. new Hecht's store. mr..
Catholic and public schools; good
transP.; laundry facilities: sos per
M1;s nSL. 1A ut.ls, 9Gc Ill.,, NIL.
Ct, ia 2-a2g9 or call once. IA, g.
ALEX. Dei Rayl--1-bedrm. corner
apt. $69 30. Colonial brick bldg,
block bus. post once, shopping; to
approved adult family. RAYMOND
APIS. TIE. $500. 10
ALEX. Del y)---Dupiex, 2 bed
rooms. lily. RIM. din. ri1l;. kitchen.
Ias BIZ post ces Sus sSoppT IL
Approved family. RAYMOND APTs..H
yiRRGifnNSiiAss. NORTH ARL.close in,
mr.. Wilson blvd. and Oak ST.: bed
rm.. lv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath,
WEA5RERs Bios 81 me- = 81 Nv s-ssoo.
cony. to everything; bedrm.. Nv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath. $50 80
RIO s rsGGS arr. n best All. Lie loe.-
ton, mr.. Hecht Co. and Kannss: mr..
all SHOPPING. school and transp.;
plenty Of parking; freshly dec;
$e3.6 30 per mo. IA. 6-6640. XII.
rvr. bedrms., bath. iiy.
rra., kit: In resid. sect: heated: re-
fined. quiet adults; SsS. IA. 7-25a6.
RANDOLPH CouRTscorner a.Sed-
rln. apt: near Arlington Hecht's
$3.50. ov. $4,000, after 6 pm,
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brick with 3 bed.
rms: 2705 32nd st. Sc: $40
RR rs nS Ks w. q LIZ asii lu F.. 1000 Zoe
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Alice LongWorth Describes Herself;
Herbert Hoover, Jr., No Barbarian

"Ah," thought Mrs. Longworth
as she regarded the latter,
what a nice. respectable, old
fashioned head that is. What
a comfortable person she must
be-" She fingered over it
rather affectionately, she said.
Then she suddenly realized
that the bracelet on the arm.
the black lace shawl on the
shoulders, ah. even the back,
of the head itself, belonged to
none other than Alice Long
worth.
Princess Alice" has been
called many things-witty.
handsome. scintillating, with
a rapier repartee, but I'll bet
this is the first time she has
ever been described as mice,
respectable, old-fashioned and
comfortable"
WESTERN CIVILIZATION:
The new Undersecretary of
State Herbert Hoover. jr., and
his pretty wife have been
making a hit in Washington
wherever they go, and they
go nearly every night. A guest
at the delightful Chilean EN-
bassy dinner in their honor
commented rather smugly, II
guess you find you have to
wear black tie and dinner
jacket all the time in Wash
ington. don't you Mr.. Secre-
tary?"
The Californian drew him
self to his full height and re-
Evening star., 1954-11-26

piled with q twinkle in his
orbs, I'VE wear black tie out
there too. you know. We are
not barbarians in California. /"
-. Ouch!
TEXAS TALK. TICKLES:-
Texan Assistant Secretary of
State Henry Hollands humor
pops out any old time to pep
up official doings. At the Ar
gentine Embassy the other
evening Ambassador "Tuco"
Paz toasted him at the end
of dinner. Henry Holland, he
said, was really like an am
bassador and ambassadors
don't have guns and heavy
industries at their disposal.
They have only words and
opportunities and H. H. knew
how to use both. The bald.
soft-talking Mr.. Holland rose
with protocol correctness to
answer. IT'S true" he said
in all seriousness, I'VE don't
have guns and heavy indus
tries-and some of us don't
have hair" Protocol dissolved
in shrieks of laughter. :.
Before that evening was
over Henry Holland and
Gladys Huertematte sang a.
Spanish song in duet and then
Tuco Paz gave voice to a ro-
mantle solo to Devron's ac-
Gordon accompaniment. All
three have missed their cali
ing.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Tewksbury King, daughter Of
Army Col. and Mrs. Harry
King. jr.; Miss Constance Nc
Goodwin, granddaughter of
Mrs. Preston McG Goodwin; Miss
Barbara Katherine Mathis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robert Mathis, jr.;
Miss Doree Meeker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Meeker; Miss Shirley
Kathleen Merkle, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
A. Merkle; Miss Alice Mar
tin Mott and Miss Kelsey Mar
tin Mott. daughters of Army
Col. and Mrs. John Winthrop
Mott; Miss Carmen Quinones,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sal
vador Quinones;; Miss Nancy
Gail Smith, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Jerome
Smith: Miss Mary Woodson
Tyler, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. George Tyler; Miss Eliza
beth Ann Wallace. daughter
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Photo.

of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ed
ward Wallace: Miss Natalie
Beau Westwood. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Carter
Westwood, and Miss Phyllis
Irene Woll, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Albert Vol.
Predonce Dinners
Prior to the ball, Miss Rus
sell was presented to Capital
society by her parents at a
dinner in the hotels Louis
Seize Room. The petite deb
utante. who is a student at
Mary Washington College at
Fredericksburg, Va, received
with her parents and her aunt
for whom she is named, Mrs.
j. K. Stacy. Her uncle, Sem
ator Russell. was among those
attending.
Another pre-dance party
was the dinner given at AM
derson House by Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Philander Bower Briscoe of
Baltimore in honor of their
daughter, Miss Serena Bos-
wood Briscoe. In their party
were two sister debs of the
honor guest, Miss Dean Jen-
kinS Loose and her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Loose,
and Miss Maria Abel Butler,
daughter Of Senator and Mrs.
John Marshall Butler, who
were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Keen of Baltimore also enter
tanned before the ball at a
dinner at the Shoreham in
honor of their daughter. Miss
Cary Lee Keen.
In addition to Miss Briscoe,
Miss Butler, Miss Loose and
Miss Keen, other Baltimore
debutantes who made their
Washington debut were Miss
Elizabeth Tucker Blackburn.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stebbins Blackburn;
Miss Celia Catherine Butler,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Butler; Miss Elizabeth Lincoln
Hilgenberg. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Hilgenberg:
Miss Mary Gordon McElvain,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalmers c. McElvain; Miss
Caroline Cullen Ramsay.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Ramsay, jr.; Miss
Stephany Watson Smith,
daughter Of Mrs. Lawrence
Perrin and Mr.. Albert Neale
Smith: Miss Jean Alexandra
Stein. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Stein, jr.:
Miss Lee Slingluff Symington.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will,
liam wallace Symington, jr.,
and Miss Carol Tabb Brand.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewing w. Brand.
virginio Deb
From Charlottesville, Miss
Martha Whitfield Livdahl.
daughter of Navy Capt. and
Mrs. Orlin Livdahl, was among
those presented last night,
with Miss Anne Parker Wake,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hereward A. Wake of Greens
Farms, Fairfield County, Conn.
and from London, England.
Miss Penelope Tankerville-
Chamberlain. daughter of Lady
Tankerville- Chamberlain, and
Miss Catherine Spencer, daugh-
ter of Mrs. George Spencer.
Washington post -debutantes
and sub-debs also assisted with
arrangements for the cotillion
and dance which is giving its
proceeds to the Damon Runyon
Memorial Fund for Cancer Re-
search.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

HARDING MEMORY How
ERS: A current Capital three
some that trace their Cap
ital origin back to the
Harding administration will
be broken UP when Nine.
Bruggmann, wife of the Swiss
Minister, leaves with her hus-
band next month. It took an
other Republican administra-
ton to bring two of them back
to Washington, but Nine.
Bruggmann has been here for
the last Is years. proving how
much more permanent q Dip
lomatic job is in this town
than political ones.
The three didn't know each
other back in the Harding
days, although all three of
their papas were in the cab
met. Nine. Bruggmann, the
former Mary Wallace, sister
of Henry Wallace, is the
daughter of President Hard
ing's Secretary of Agriculture.
Secretary of Commerce Sin
clair Weeks is the son Of
Harding's Secretary of War,
and Undersecretary of State
Herbert Hoover. jr.. is the son
of Harding's Secretary of Com
merce.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Diplomatic
Invitations

Two diplomatic parties are
In the offing. Invitations have
been received from the new
Spanish Ambassador and the
Countess of Motrico for a buf-
fet supper on Sunday. Decem-
ber 5 at 8 o'clock. 3The black
tie event will be held at the
Embassy.
From the Brazilian Naval
Attache and Sonora de Cam
ara comes an invitation for a
reception on Monday. Decem-
ber 13 in celebration of Bra
lillian Navy Day. The scene
of this 6 to 8 o'clock party
will be the Brazilian Embassy.
And from Sonora de Vale,
wife of the Honduran Am
bassador, is an invitation for a
4 o'clock tea in honor of Mrs.
Henry F.. Holland next Tues
day at the Embassy.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Miss Motheson Is
Presented at Home

played lifting modern tunes
and gay melodies of the past.
In the dining room, tea and
coffee were served from a long
table laid with a lace table
cloth in early American de-
sign Of pine trees, Indian
chieftains. early sailing ships
and canoes, bows and arrows
and other typical Americana.
The debutante's mother was
assisted by Mrs. Malcolm
Matheson. ST., Mrs. Andrew
Parker, Mrs. Charles H.
Tompkins, jr., Mrs. Joshna
Evans, jr., Mrs. Frederick
Wyatt Shields. Mrs. Louis
Mackall. Mrs. Fairfax RAN
dolph, Mrs. Frank Hight, jr.,
Mrs. Benjamin Guy. Mrs.
B. s. Kilmaster, Mrs. Thomas
L. Anglin, Mrs. Robert Latham
and Mrs. Eugene Lindsay.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
43 Debutontes Make Bow at CotiI|ion Boil

Last night, 26 Washington
debutantes were presented to
society at the fifth annual
Debutante Coti1lion and
Thanksgiving Ball at the
Shorehan Hotel.
A group Of 13 Baltimore
debutantes, all Of whom will
make their bows at Balti-
more's famed Bachelors Cotil-
lion on December 6, also
"came out" to Washington So
ciety last night, along with a
debutante from Charlottes-
vile, one from Fairfield
County, Conn, and two from
England.
.Highlight of the ball was
the traditional cotillion.
Promptly at midnight. each
debutante, gowned in white
and carrying a bouquet Of red
roses, made a spotlighted en-
trance to the ballroom as her
name was called. The lovely
procession made it's way down
the winding staircase entrance
and into a cotillion figure.
Their dance partners were
members Of the Floor Com
mittee composed of a number
of military on duty in Wash
ington and college boys home
from Princeton, Dartmouth,
Cornell and Yale.
Late Supper
Dancing to Jack Morton's
orchestra lasted until 2 am,
and a sc tie d supper was
served at 1880 o'clock.
The Washington group Of
new debs presented included:
Miss Dana Dewey, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. George Dewey;
Miss julie Jane Dingell. daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs.
John D. Dingell of Michigan:
Miss Imelda Chavez Miller,
daughter Of Mrs. George Dixon
and granddaughter of Senator
and Mrs. Dennis Chavez of
New Mexico; Miss Ina billiard
Russell, daughter of Army 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Walter Brown
Russell and niece of Senator
Richard Russell of Georgia;
Miss Alexandra Scheele,
daughter Of Surgeon General
and Mrs. Leonard A. Scheele:
Miss Sydney May Hessick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Henry Hessick, jr.; Miss
Nancy Eliza b e t h Bealer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartford Ernest Bealer;; Miss
Beverly Anne Bland, daughter
of Mrs. Sweeny and grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert p. Sweeny; Miss Georgia
Davis, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Davis, jr.;; Miss
Patricia Ann Davis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Cullough Davis; Miss Nancy
Folliard, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Folliard; Miss
Claire Gail Garrison, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Anderson Garrison; Miss Me-
lissa Ann Hildebrand, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E.
Hildebrand: Miss Suzanne
Evening star., 1954-11-26

44lotOAAO C1ky GOA4At nA AAA
on the Potomac was the set
ting for the Thanksgiving Day
debut yesterday Of Miss Emma
Matheson, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Malcolm Matheson, jr.
The gaiety and sparkle Of
the occasion was q blend Of
the atmosphere Of old Colonial
times against the modern set
ting of the debutante's par
ents' spacious home just below
Mount Vernon. Ferry Point
Farm was once a part Of
George Washington's Union
Farm and his Mount Vernon
holdings.
The debutante, auburn
haired like her mother, re-
ceived with her parents in the
drawing room which COM
mands a view Of river and
fields not too changed from
Washington's day.
Chooses Fall colors.
For the occasion she wore
q length gown in soft
autumn coloring that blended
with the fall landscape with
out, the golden chrysanthe-
mum decorations within, her
mothers gown of autumn
brown and junior sister, Tor
rey's dress of leaf green.
The pretty deb. who is a
member Of the freshman class
at Sweet Briar, is the grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Matheson, sr. of yelling
ton, and of Mr.. Charles H.
Tompkins and the late Mrs.
Tompkins.
grandparents Present.
The grandparents and other
relatives and friends, many Of
whom drove down from Wash
ington and Alexandria, were
all there yesterday to extend
their best wishes to Pink" as
she is more familiarly known
to them because of her lovely
coloring.
Assisting the deb were two
of the current debutantes of
the season, Miss Dorothy
Wyatt and Miss Louise Chap
,pelle Parker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Parker, the
latter Mrs. Matheson's sister.
Others were two of her Sweet
Briar classmates. Miss Julie
Boothe and Miss Carolyn
Boyd, and her first cousins on
her fathers side, Miss Lucy
Hight and Miss Julie Arnold.
Old vireinio Hospitality.
Under a spacious marquee
connecting with the house,
guests enjoyed traditional
Southern hospitality at a buf-
fet laden with Virginia hams,
turkeys roasted to a turn, oy-
sters and other Old Dominion
delicacies.
A string orchestra also
Evening star., 1954-11-26

her in her new book, "R. s.
v. P."? Mrs. Longworth didn't
know that she had been so
labeled, but there was one
thing In the book she knew
about which she doubted the
author was aware of.
Thumbing through its pages,
she happened on a picture of
Miss Maxwell and Claire Luce
with an unidentified woman
with her back to the camera.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

W q s firmly
stating her
general feel
ings recent
ly q bout t
party-going
In general.
II she was
anH-society,
size was tuGu
asked. how
could she be
w a s hing
tom top
hostess, as
Elsa M a k
well called