Debutantes Return To Homes After A Whirl Of Parties
One hundred eighty six tired but starry eyed debutantes travel home to North Carolina cities after presenting society in Raleigh at the 36th Terpsichorean Debutante Ball. The week featured teas at the governor’s mansion, a luncheon, fashionably dressed debs, and reception ceremonies with officials and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Wendler
North Carolina
Raleigh
Memorial Auditorium
Carolyn Conrad
Eula Parks Freeze
Eleanor Sue Latimer
Mary Perry Ragsdale
Mary Frances Stanton
Martha Pound Temple
Capitol City
Sir Walter Hotel
Terry Sanford
Executive Mansion
Debs
Henry M. Shaw Jr
Shaw
Dodge Geoheghan
Virginia
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Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
Cele
A. Scott Parker Jr
Ee Corpenning
Sue
Martha
William G. Ragsdale
Perry
Carolyn
Bun Jenkins
Terpsichorean Club
Sichorean Club
Winston
Bettie Freeman White
Lorentz Trigg White Jr
Bettie
William Alfred Stancil
Rocky Mount
Aces
Morrison Wenceslaus Divine III
Greensboro
Judith Ann Culp
Richard Alan Keever
Ace
William Allison Davis
Fred Ingram Jones
William Bryan Fuller
Hickory
Carolyn Elizabeth Conrad
Ralph Mathers Jenkins
Chesley Carlisle Herbert III
Carolina Country Club
Charles Green
Lexington
Coffee Conrad
E. W. Freeze Jr
Randleman
Ragsdale
Jamestown
Donald Conrad
David Long Stanton
Robert G. Culp Jr
Thomas Collie Latimer
Shepherd Henderson
Charlotte
Tom Miller
Peter Hunt
Green
Joseph P. Temple Kibitzes
Dave Phillips
Bill
Sir Walter
David Dahle
Rob Culp
Judith Culp
Bill Burris
Mary Frances
Morrison
High Point Enterprise
the World of Women
Dick Swaim