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3 RTDRMs., Q BATHS, s90.nbo.

HINKMN,, 2 HATHS, N2U,NNU. :
Rcdrm and bath on lst foor just
minutes to PentRgon; this i'm.
maculatc all.triCk home, ms nrwiy
decorated. large liv, nm. with FIRE
place. full separate din. rm fully
equipped kitchen, = over sized bed.
rms and de. luxe all-ttled. bath on
md Il tail hsmt level, tpncec
ward "'ngc 70 ShoDuip" 7ud trnrsh
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Call
NfmTI' ~ - F-1s-S
UNUSUAL BJiY, mr. Wash. Golf and
Country Club---CCnter-hpll re like
brick rambler. 2 or bedrmS, ~
baths. llll bsmt. over l-acre lot
For quick sale. IA 2-1EG5.
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BETHESDA

SlS,b00 New England white clap.
board Colonial. enclosed with white
picket fencing, accented with flow
ering shrubs. l1b.ft frontage /.
bright, cheerful bedrooms and TILED
bath. on md A.: living room with
fireplace, dining room kitchen. de.
tache1 garage. screened porch. Com.
Portable home community. Call WO
b-23hu tn 9 pm FDW. H. JONES
a. CO, INC. Chevy Chase. u. c. II /
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$12,500
KENSINGT0N

NEAR NH AND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Mod rambler, with picture window
liv rm.. din. area, fully equipped
kit, 8 Ice. bedrmE and bath: beau
tiiul Anchor-fenced lot with trees
kids vslk 10 school CT, $3.50 On.
s-a0ON; ewes, tn. 2-33SS (M-l2l1.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
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BRICK COLONIAL
PAINT BRANCH FARMS
James c. Conley e. Co.
D5o5 Ga. Ave. JU. a-4l34 III a.aO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


/ 3-BEDRM RAMBLER, fun base
ment q acre; Sld,0un.
g.BEDRM CAPE COp, sen din
inc I'm sarage and chicken house;
ISl3,hOu
On ACRES LEvH, LAND. excel.
! lent location; y rms. and bath;
Sla,50O
PLENTY OF OPEN SPACE &.
hedrm. modern home with u, baths.
greenhouse for hobby. acres,
| tgh,D6O
| LARGE history, I2.RM. HOME,
on corner lot IN old section o.
Rockville; s3l 600.
A GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY; Q
story, 6.rm home, close To business
lection In Rockville, $1,000
IPO. 2-9442 Pc. 2-9443
Ewes. Mr.. Fetrow. Gsithersburg 4Ba
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ARL. BLVD.-Here's the buy Of &
lifetime in full-size 3-bedrrn,
brick rambler featuring I4x20-ft.
screened porch, finished rec. rm.,
2la baths. Truly $1,000 under the
market due TO its terrific size.
Absolutely tops In neighborhood,
surrounded by expensive properties.
A steal at only S24.500: substantial
cash required Only one at this
+ + sTEFFEY. JE. 2-4970; JE.
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Country Club

SPACIOUS 4-BEDROOM
3-BATH RAMBLER
This long sweeping rambler with
the most spacious rooms OF all, an
outstanding home in this price
range; l3x24 lily. rm., firepl., 12xl5
oven, and din. space; all hedrms.
twin size; full bsmt., 1884 rec, rifl ,
built-in garage: wooded lot. ReaH.
down payment; Just | yr. old. Price
S33,500. For value and location
compare. Flexible terms.
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CAMPANELLA g. co.
EX. 3-4i13 Ewes, Ju. 5-S066
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VA.-COnV. TO Vest
school, "a blocks to wash blvd: 2
story and cellar masonry home on
lot 60Xl7b. Has 8 bedrms, bath,
slate roof, garage. owner has d.
rected Us 10 sell FOR the hes pus-
sible price 1t will bring. Vacant.
Key at 0iace. May be inspected by
amt Ewes TIE n-22a3 l. r
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

brick apt. house:
never a vacancy; 3 yrs. old. Ad-
dittonal income poSsible-room for
Offices. Close-in location. Total
price, $4,000. Exclusive. E. F.
STEFFEY, JE. 2-4970; JE. 4-3447.
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SILVER. SPRING

dom found in this price RANGE. Lee
brick Colonial: liy nm din. I'm
kit with table space; powder I'm. lsl
a; 3 nice bedrms. and bath up. Full
bsmt; fenced lot. GI appraised for
much more WOODSIDE REALTY
co, JU 9-644O I'll Q IN. --l2
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MASS. AVE EXT

Brand-new. 4-bedroom rambler
built by Kettler Brothers; located
on a wooded. level, hs-acre lot;
ready to move into: beautiful, big
Colonial kitchen with breakfast
fireplace: Ige. screened porch; every
thing for happy living. Priced a,
s37 800 with excellent terms Call
Mr.. walker
Dir: out Mass. ave. extern. "a
miles, past West Moreland circle
to Bent Branch I'd, left to 570l
Bent Branch rd.
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ARL., N Westoyer-Consider O.
financing. Getting CRV o rms.
room, screened porch: fenced yard
trees Priced with conventional f.
nancing, $4,000. Phone G. r
Eggers. RE. 6-Ss66. THE HANES
co ~
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, Do -bedrE. bungalow, lge
KIT, bath; good location. paved
street, quick possession. Mr.. shop
pms center IN Seat Pleasant
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co,
WA 1855. Ek 4-1I1N III
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ARL., S.-'Name your terms on
Cious RMS. THROUGHOUT. Ora
ciouS liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
rm. nice kit, bsmt.. fenced yard
bus At door; min. TO Pentagon
Sl4g50 AL SMITH REALTY, XII.
S-HBSC eves TT RSS1O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
Near Takoma Sanitarium
7228 GARLAND AVE

trance; 6 rooms. IL baths. rec
room. wooded lot For details cal
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Charming white brick Cape Cod
with 2b-ft living nm, den, powder
nm. Ist A.: 3 bedrms. bath. plus
guest room and bath. 2nd 4 rec
rrn garage. level fenced lot Only
S34 300
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KETTLER BROS. INC.
AID. 4-6173 OIL. 6-sOc
Mass Awe EYt Area

Exclusive Tulip Hill location. and
terrific value at 500. 500 Brand
new center-hall rambler. 80 It. wide.
4 bedrms.. ga baths. full dining
rm.. wonderful big kitchen. Above
ground rec. nm. with huge garage,
with tall trees. W. 3. WRIGHT.
EN- 2-hRnn I'll Q o m
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LAKE BANCROFT AREA Buy

LAKE BANCROFT AREA - Buy II
now and enjoy the summer in thi.
3-bedrm rambler with full bsmt
on large wooded lot, OF appraised
for Sl5,910: low down payment
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-2744
.SALONNA VILLAGE - Contemporary
rambler Really different. 3 bed
rms, "a baths; lower level has
lot with ei, S' facilities ritieS E5cins;vs
z. = STEFFEY. JE. 2-4910: JE
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BETHESDA

Clean. neat as a pin white brick
Colonial Largc living room witt
fireplace, dining room modern
Kitchen. 2 niCe-slzed bedrooms and
. tiled baths on md n screened
porch attached garage. level lot
This propcrty IS IN immaculate con
di,ion and priced 10 sell on APP
praisal $50 900, Call WO. $1,000
Til 81 pm
EDW II JONES A. co, INC.
Chevy Chase, ID. G. - !
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NEW RAMBLER
WE WANT OFFER

KenSingtOn parkway Beautiful
contemporary rambler; Z bcdTms
ga baths, rec. rm, with bar. Built
by builder for own home. home
you will fan in love with Priced at
S34 $50 WE WANT AN OFFER. Mr.
West. GOSS REALTY co. INC. MA
G-l3E3 10
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SILVER SPRING Mod brick ram,
lIy. nm. dining area, fully equippet
Kit, lge bedTmS. and bath, Jul
bsmt. beautiful lot; kids walk Il
school Gil. $3.50 On: also FILA OF
conventional financing For details
cali Mr. McGinniss, MA. $4,000
ewes tn. .-23SS fM-Skl
FREDERICK w BERFNs SAIFS
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I BEDRMS., ~ BATHS. $4,000.
on: Cepe Cod located OF nice level
lot with beautiful trees family
size din rm: full bsmt. YOUR
BARGAIN. RORSCHACH REALTY
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GROUND rec. rm. Never have you
seen such living space. 1000 So
#. OF 1t. Beamed 20-ft. ceilings:
balcony: center-hall entr.; 2-cal
garage; beautiful s4-acre lot:
gorgeous neighborhood having
NOTHING BUT THE BEST OF
surroundings. A fabulous buy at
S2S,450. The same house is sell
Live like a movie star. Exclusive
E. p. STTFFEY. JE. 4-3447: JE
2-49-O. Tx
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81 SECTION IEWIsDAIE2

story bTick Colonial. lst-fl. lge
i -,o. nm tirep! Din. rm;j kit,
bedrms bath full bsmt., outside
entr.; fully handicapped yG., Anchor
fence. Priced TO sell $40 g9J,
Eyes HA 2-SS93, HI. 4-35U0
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


L.. PARK AREA - let
time offered 2 bedrm brick Colo
NAL Beautiful LARGE fenced corr
ner lot Close TO Westbrook School
and y e. bus Recreation tm. storm
windows, only St7,25O Gil APP
praisai requested. Eyes, OIL 2-324H
u EN- 2-22lG MERRiFfELD AND
WOODS.
FOREST, Si7.g5O-Large
brick rambler; huge liv din comb
Kitchen with table space. = large
bedrms: beautiful rec nm; mr.
school and express bus For apt
~ 0-0555 OFFICE OPEN . TO {,
BETHESDA PRINGFIELD-A new
split level, lust o block from Ken.
wood Country CLUB Featurins 3
bedrooms. ga baths q recreation
room with powder room, an all.
electric GE kitchen ~ color md
BUILDER Is I'll 10 pm. OF, Z
BETIiEsDA. wOoDHAvEN = pictur-
esuue brick rambler, on a Gorgeous
wooded lot with a delightful dining
patio and firepl., 3 bedrmSa . baths,
step.up din rina lly fin, with PIC.
turo window and fireplace briFht
s"5.566. FRANK 5 PHlLI,iPs, Oh
BFIIITsDH RxMBLER, s90.5bo--
tmnaG .-yr. .Old brk home, on 4
dead.end street with sidewalks.
close. 10 schools; . lRc hcdrmsl
disposal liv.-din rm. comb, tlrepl,
full isn't with tile floors and lqy.,
lye patio. FRANK 8 PHILLIPS.
OIL zoos until y y m.
BETH. SDA Rambler. S2lbO0, new
3-bedrn. 2-bath home 10 nice area
Living rm. with hreplaco, dining
rin., large .all.elec XII with dish
washer and disposal Very nttrac.
tivtl Pill basement Good fnnnc-
INK BILL IE0SLEY REALTY co.
I'm. 2-2326. tvesd I'M. "-bi9O.
Ill
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TAKOMA PARK BEAUTY

$1,000 down buys nearly new g.
bedrm. brick rambler Vacant. Full
bsmt.. wooded lot, near bus. Sl4.-
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
RIGGS PARK
CT APPROVED

6-room semidetsched brick: full
concrete front porch, liv. rm., din,
area, beautiful equipped kit. powder
rm., 3 bedrms.. bath. Full recreation
rm. Just redecorated. Gas INV h.,
Anchor fence. Call Mr.. Dnbbsl
DohrnWnlski
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ARL. BLVD, 2 mi. off-Terrinc buy
in this huge contemporary split
level, l5x35-ft. liv. rm.. real gran
deur. Fabulous, color-matched
dream kit. with built-in color
matched breakfast nook: 2h baths,
2 bod rrnr rnannlnd AnCNNIrl
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AN. THAT WONDERFUL healt,

MI, IH4T WONDERFUL healthy
spring air High on a hill where
from It all where you can relax
and enjoy life at its best Yet only
20 minutes from D c All this sno
more will be yours 10 this 3-bedrm
i5-bath rsncher with attached
TarRgc Setting on its own and
acres estate Separate din rm..
liv rm with native stone frepl.
completely private rear porch See
tails By calling IA. T-g090. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE INC. o222 N
G,ehe I'd (oS Lee hwy Open 90
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ALEX. -bELVOIR--Fa0u value. g.
bedrm. brick rambler; hot-wateT
Dashboard heat: 2l-ft liv. rm. with
fflrepl;; equip. KIT, adjoining din
tile bath land the tub is not under
time " at oniy si5'45 Soy c Cow. M A.
nancing with $3.50 down. Only
one. Exclusive. E. F. STEFFEY
Ip a3AA1. IE o1nHn
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Hugh T. Peck, He. 4-64Ot
VierS Mill Village

S4S5 DOWN-SS2. 80 MO
We have several nice clean homes
in this area that you can take your
choice on and buy AZ these terms
Call 10. $500 any time HIGGINS
& HARRISON. NC, REALTORS.
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SILVER SPRING - : 800. $3.50
DIN 3-bedrma 'g.bath. brick Co
lOnlal . bis TO st. Johns School
on Ga ave. Lliy, m, seq, din
bedrms.. bath. W: rec. rm.. hall
bath outside entrance, covered
patio, fenced wooded lo' BoNAN
r. fOtiApTN 10 J-bOLn .l4
SILVER SPRING Woodslde Forest
SlSH50 3-Gcdrmy 9ly.bpth, bricl
Cape Cod blk OF Ga ave
Lly rm nrcpl. sep, din. I'm I
bedrm and beih on ~ H., bed
Ims bath ln. rec I'm, I'm, ATTACHED
wooded lot stop 10 tranyp ant
shon: : BoNAN Il FodARrY 10
SILVER SPRING l. Sii.5oo ss5t
down brick rambler; liv. nm
fircpl, brdrms, Ice Rit. bath
newly rcdect lge, Wooded lot
blocks gchonI, BoNhN & FoGARTY
sOMTESET ~ owNER-a.bedrm
"-bntb brick rambler all-clcc. HI
rcCt ru, and lavatOry In iul
cond s37 500. Secondry Il
nancins accepted. No agents. OIL
SUMNER -- Large Colonial; centei
hail ny rmt ain. rin beautiful
KIT hcdrm and fun bath; End fir,
4 bcdtus, " baths. fun bsmt witt
rec rm bullt-in garage Excel
financing Price y3G.O5O BILL
lEGsLEY REALTY co, EN- 9.
oIgN' ewes OF. i-1N16 III
TAKOMA PARK RAMBLER. Tx,
new bedr'uS., lovely bright kit
~. rm with hrepls fun bsm,
vacant ROBERT l.. IOWERY, ~
10000. eves.. IA. g.0i63
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HOUSES FOR SALE---MD.

TAKOMA PARK--$s.9b $50. with $500
On. 49, White bungalow on large
corner lot, adj. to Sligo Greek
pkwy. and Wash. San, = blocks
to shop, and transp. BONAN d.
EOGARTY. 10. h-hnh2 --I2
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U-R-IuCKY

u YOU see this before rs sold
home one room Pine paneleo with
fireplace Level fenced ward Win
trees Small down payment for GI
Only slNNh0 Gail nov IA. 9.4S0O.
WRIGHT REALTY
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SPRINGFIELD

3-bedrm brick rambler fun
bsmt lots of extras: 2l,1"O Sc n,
for family use: SlG250. FL. $3.50,
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Here's a "Buy,"

CLOSE TO LORCOM 7 ANE
JUMP IN YOUR JALOpy and
make tracks, Brick Cape Cod ofrr-
ing detached sarage porch. three
bedrooms, big living room Are.
place., separate dining room. EQUIP
ped kitchen and fun basement. Close
10 bus schools and shopping Needs
redecorat tins but other homes IN tho
'neighborhood are higher priced than
the SIG. 500 asked here CiI and
FLA contracts are OK Call
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BETHESDA
Sl8,950

Excellent 8-room brick Colonial
close to Naval Hospital and NH
LArHe screened porch. Of Twins
room Fenced rear ward with attrsc.
tive. planting. DeSirabl neighbor
hood. CAL Mr. Moulton. MA. S-a3d0
eyes,, EN-. 2-6bI7. BOSS & PHELPS
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EXTRA SPECIAL

This n. Arlington ANTIQUE brick
rambler sets. our gold star Tor this
week sedrms. living rm with
fireplace. dining RIM, convenient
Kitchen. full baSement with paneled
RECREATION ,rln., and fireplace BASE.
BOARD HOT-WATER HEAT: Oh
ontracts accepted Price. $50 300
III. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC, Radio
Bldr, All. IA 4-1l55 till 8.
-. 49, -. r..-.A
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WESTMORELAND HILLS--Spaciou
Williamsburg Colonial, built In l94
4 bedrooms q on LIST floor), 4
baths. center hall. screened porch
secluded patio, basement. 2-car gar
r.1Slr i
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SUIT AND--ONIY Si4 500
Spacious liz. rm.-din. rm ash
washer. disposal atr-cundltlOner
washer dryer. handicapped corner lot
q Ice. bedrooms, bsmt, Semidet
near Census, Rollins Andrews
Owner transferred. 10. S-4lu6.
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she wore white orchids.
A gold motif was carried out
in the large Christmas tree
and the tables were decorated
in gold ard green evergreens.
A graduate of Sidwell
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Arlington
Debs Bow at
Holly Ball

Christmas greens and holly
berries adorned the Army
Navy Country Club last night
when Is Arlington debutantes
made their collective bow to
society at the Holly Ball.
Guests were greeted upon
arrival by Mr.. John Carol
Skinner, head of the floor
committee. and Mrs. William
Duvall, wife of Rear Admiral
Duvall, who introduced them
to the receiving line. The line
was headed by Mrs. William
Dunbar Medley. wife Of Judge
Medley.
The presentation took place
under the direction of Mr..
Joshua T. Cockey of Balti-
more.
AS each debutante's name
was called she stood for a mo-
ment framed by the large
holly wreath, made a slight
bow, and took the hand other
father who escorted her the
length of the ballroom to her
place with her mother and her
escort.
Those presented were Miss
Elizabeth Rose Jameson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James David Jameson; Miss
Patricia DeLashmutt, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Eagle
DeLashmutt; Miss Susan Jane
Walker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Milton Walker; Miss
Jan Latven. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Kasty Charles Latven:
Miss Ann Elizabeth Boone,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Robinson Boone: Miss
Peggy Conway Smith, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Robert Conway
Smith: Miss Beverly Ann De-
lashmutt, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Munson DeLash.
mutt and Miss Mary Virginia
Glover. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Mervin Wilbur Glover.
Also. Miss Linda 10 Roberts,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Emmett Roberts: Miss
Mary Lou Eaton. daughter OF
Capt. and Mrs. William Arthur
Eaton: Miss Nancy Tilman
corson. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jay Corson: Miss
Jenneane Hopkins Perrin.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Woodward Perrin:
Miss Drusilla Anne Young,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Verne Ross Young: Miss Janice
Medley. daughter Of Judge and
Mrs. Medley; Misses Janet
Palmer and Nancy Virginia
Caldwell. twin daughters Of
Mr. and Mrs Rodney Hunt
inzton Caldwell and Masses
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The debutante whirl reached
a crescendo here yesterday as
five young women made their
bows at individual parties
and all this in addition to the
Washington Debutante Ball
and the Arlington Holly Ball!
Valerie Thurman Smith and
Gretchen Huff Clark were pre-
sented together at a tea dance
at the Chevy Chase Club,
while a similar fete was held
for Mary Ellen Quayle at the
Congressional Country Club.
Priscilla Read Plumb bowed
at a dinner at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel and Susan
Schieffelin McCabe was intro
duced later at a dance at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Valerie's parents, Navy Capt.
and Mrs. Charles Hubert
Smith, joined Gretchen's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ed
mund Clark in giving the tea
dance for their respective
daughters.
Gretchen had been pre-
sented at an afternoon recep-
ton on Thursday for her
parents friends but yester-
days guest list was drawn
mainly from the younger con-
tingent. Sidney and his or
chestra provided the dance
music.
The two debs received with
their mothers, Gretchen in
the white chiffon dress she
wore on Thursday, though
this time her flowers were
butterfly orchids.
Valerie's dress was of white
satin and embroidered tulle
and she carried a bouquet of
happiness roses.
Mrs. Smiths gown was of
champagne-colored embroid-
cred silk and chiffon and her
flowers were white orchids.
Tall and slender, blond VAL
erie is a graduate of the Ma
tional Cathedral School and
is now a freshman at Smith
College.
Miss Quayle Bows
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar E..
Quayle's tea dance yesterday
for Mary Ellen was a young
peoples party as the hosts had
presented their daughter to
their own friends at a garden
party last May.
Silver Christmas trees and
holiday evergreens decorated
the Congressional Country
Club and the dance music was
by Jack Morton's orchestra.
The deb wore a ballerina-
length gown of moss green
lace and taffeta and she car
ried a bouquet of sweetheart
roses.
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Five Debutantes Make
Their Bows Here

Mrs. Quayle's couturier gown
of rose changeable taffeta had
a hand-blocked gold design on
the skirt encrusted with gold
brilliants and beads.
Mary Ellen, who was gradu-
ated from Holton-Arms in
June, accompanied her par
ents to Europe last summer.
She is now a freshman at
Denison University, Granville,
Ohio,
Miss Plumb Presented
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Johnston Plumb. now of Green
wich. Conn.,, still feel that
Washington is home.
So they came back to present
their daughter Priscilla at a
dinner last night at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
Formerly rector of st. Marks
Episcopal Church, DR.. Plumb
is now executive secretary of
the Armed Forces Division of
the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Priscilla attended the Ma
tional Cathedral School here
but was graduated from st.
GATHERINGS School in Rich
mond and is a freshman at
Vassar this year.
For her debut dinner, she
wore a gown of white nylon
organdy, with fitted bodice
and full skirt, and carried a
Colonial corsage.
Mrs. Plumb wore a green
satin gown. made on Empire
lines.
Priscilla's sister, Ann Barks-
dale Plumb, who made her de-
but at a similar dinner at the
Standardization when her
parents were living here, was
among the guests last night.
Also on hand were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Johnston Plumb,
jr.. of Bryn Mawr. and another
sister, Mrs. Henry Marshall
de Butts, and Mr.. de Butts of
Charlottesville, Va.
introduced at Ball
Another fete for the younger
set was the ball at the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel, at which Miss
Susan Schieffelin McCabe was
presented by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Sanford
Glendening.
Rivers Chambers and his
orchestra provided music for
dancing from 10 to 2 o'clock.
The debutante received with
her parents. wearing a gown
of fllmy gold thread over tulle,
with voluminous skirt. and
carried an old-fashioned bou-
quet Of sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Glendening's gown was
Of American Beauty satin and
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elsewhere were the other IS
girls making their debuts in
Washington this year.
Also coming in later we're
British Ambassador and Lady
Caccia. Ambassador and Mrs.
John Cabot, Swedish Ambas-
sador and Nine. Bohemian,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. John
Kenney. Gen. and Mrs. Ray
mond Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel II. Kaufman. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh D. AuchlncloSs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mite, Mrs.
Merriweather Post. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Roberts. Mr..
and Mrs. Newbold Moves,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bradley,
Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bretsch
and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Finley.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
TwentY-one Bow
At DebutQnte Boil
BY BETTY BEALE

Washington's elite debutante
ball Of the year took place
last night midst the trappings
Of its traditional elegance.
The exclusive affair was
held in the crystal-lit ballroom
Of the Mayflower Hotel, where
81 girls were escorted by their
fathers in the figures of a
grand march.
Afterwards, the proud pa
ternal parents led their daugh-
tiers into a gay VienneSe waltz
to the strains Of Alexander
Haas Hungarian orchestra.
1t was a charming scene
the men in white tie and
tails, the debutantes in beau
tiful white gowns with bout
FAINT skirts flaring as they
twirled past the gold-trim-
med boxes. From each box
watched a mother and her
guests.
AS soon as the music
switched to the warm beat of
a jazz rhythm. members of
the stag floor committee,
waiting in semicircle at either
end Of the ballroom, started
cutting in. Thereafter, the
heady dance floor rush con-
tinued until 3 in the morning.
Girls Are Named
The 81 girls selected by an
unnamed committee to make
their bows at this ball repre-
sented some of the best known
families in Washington So
ciety. Among them were the
offspring of an ambassador, a
senator and a congressman.
Listing all in alphabetical
order, there were:
Miss Susan Boyd. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Noyes
Boyd; Miss Jody Boyd, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Boyd; Miss Mary Murray
Bradley. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bradley; Miss
LINDEN Breed, daughter of
Mrs. Alan Ryder Breed; Miss
Adele Butler, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee D. Butler; Miss
Devereux Carter. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Hill Carter; Miss
Elizabeth Chanler, daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs
Hubert Chanler; Miss Virginia
Darneille, daughter Of Mr.