Evening star., 1960-12-24
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The debutante whirl con-
tinued full speed ahead yes
terday. t...
DR.. and Mrs. William s.
Anderson presented their
daughter Stella to society
last night ct . dinner ct the
Chevy Chase Club.
The petite blond debutante
wore . long full-skirted dress
Of Christmas red velvet and
q wristlet Of tiny white phal-
neopsiS orchids.
Mrs. Anderson. who stood
with her daughter in the re-
ceiving line, wore Q pale pink
full-length dress Of peau de
sole. 4r
The dehutante's older sis
ter. Margaret, wearing green
velvet, assisted.
A relocated trio from Sid
ney's orchestra provided the
background music. The din
ing room was decorated with
holly and peppermint-col-
ored carnations.
- Miss Anderson
The debutante, who for
merry attended National Ca
thedral School for girls here.
was graduated from st.
Mary's in the Mountains In
Littleton, N. H.
She now IL q student at
Colby Junior College in New
London. N. II.
Miss Anderson is very in.
terested in ballet, dramatics
and skiing.
Miss Mary Isabel Bird was
presented to society last eve
ming at o gala ball given by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shumway Jacob Bird in the
Terrace Room Of the Shore
ham Hotel.
The event literally turned
into q circus, thanks to the
party decor.
Behind the receiving line
there were candy striped
newell posts looped together
with ribbons and at the top
were clusters Of varied
colored ballonS. Other decor
highlights were o zoo" Of
stuffed animals. . cotton
candy machine and . pop
corn machine.
Miss Bird
Receiving with her parents.
Miss Bird wore an antique
white peau de sole dress
fashioned with pulled sleeves
and o neckline that was
accented with cut velvet
flowers. She carried Q bouquet
OF white camelliaS and pink
sweetheart roses.
The hostess chose o gown
Of raspberry chiffon designed
along Grecian lines. Her
corsage was Of green cymbi-
dium orchids.
Ralph Graves and his
orchestra played for the
dancing.
This debutante. who Is Q
student ct Stephens College
in Columbia. Mo-, was also
presented ct the Debutante
Cotillion and Thanksgiving
Ball earlier this season.
Among those at the party
was the debutantes younger
brother, Lewis Bird. as well
as her maternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jacob Smith Of Buena Vista,
Va. ..sa
Miss Huber
Earlier in the day Miss
Heidi Saunders Huber and
Miss Marie Louise Seltzer
were presented at q joint de-
but tea dance given by their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Godfrey Huber and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul L. Seltzer.
The party took place in the
Crystal room Of the Shera-
ton-Carlton and Sidney and
his orchestra played for the
dancing.
The parents and their
daughters formed the receiv-
ing line.
Miss Huber wore o becom-
ing creamy white peau de
sole gown fashioned with o
gathered skirt and an OF tha
shoulder neckline.
Miss SeltzeH
Miss Seltzer chose Q dress
Of white satin fashioned with
q bouffant skirt. Both car.
ried bouquets designed In q
star shape Of red and white
carnations.
Mrs. Huher'S dress was q
winter print in shades Of
beige, brown and touches Of
aqua. while Mrs. Seltzer
wore o victorian blue cocktail
dress. Their flowers were
white orchids.
Both these debutantes are
graduates Of HoltonoArms
School and both were pre-
sented earlier at the Debu-
tante Cotillion and Thanks
giving Ball. Miss Seltzer is
now attending George Wash.
ington University.
Luncheon