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20.05 to 75.05 By FRANCES MOFFAT Examiner Society Editor rpWO MORE of the season's 1 debutantes were presented by their parents yesterday on the eve of tonight's Cotillion Ball at the. Sheraton-Palace, the climax of the social year. At (heir Jackson St. home, Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Durkin gave a large reception for their daughter, Jane, and later in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. John'C. Scudder honored their daughter, Susan, at a dinner dance at Presidio Golf Club.

All traces of Christmas were cleared rom the Durkin home last night, to be replaced by a refreshing, pastel pink decor. Guests were entranced by the May-pole effect outside the front door, which was achieved by tall pink ribboned stands. Before Fireplace The Durkins and Jane received in front of the living room fireplace, decorated on either side by ceiling high, gold and white candelabra, each with 12 tapers, which were entwined with pink roses, carnations and camellias. Jane, a graduate of Miss Burke's, who is home from Connecticut College for Women, was dressed in a gold metallic frock styled with a boat neck and cap sleeves and trimmed with a green sash. Mrs.

Durkin wore a brown faille dress with a scoop neckline, tiny sleeves and a slightly flared skirt. In the dining room, bare of furniture, there was dancing to Eddie Harkness' orchestra. Baskets of pink roses, carnation and camellias hung from the walls about this room. In the well of the circular stairs was an unusual creation for the orchids sent the deb. It was a mobile of pink ribbons, twirling down from the second floor to the first, with the flowers arranged inside.

Early Arrivals New Year's greetings took the place of "Merry Christmas," as the crowd gathered. The house was jammed almost from the starting hour of 6 p. with Petcy King, who will present Jane and the 33 other debs of 1957 at tonight's Cotillon, one of the first arrivals. Also on hand early to shake hands with the pretty young honoree were Mrs. Prcntis Cobb Hale, in a navy cocktail nk Ml I 'V-N fyT law, Mrs.

Frank Timber-lake, and her husband. 1 The Henry Norths and their daughter, Sandra, in another family group. A glimpse of Paula Ham in a blue and white print, and Deb Leslie de Brettevllle in a tan and white frock. Joan Preston, another who'll bow tonight, in i blue and white striped skirt and black bodice. Off To Club The debs and their dates went on to the golf club, which was taken over for the evening by the Scud ders.

Traditional Christmas decor was the theme of this party, with trees trimmed in pink and silver and fir boughs festooned with the gifi orchids. The receiving line stood before the living room fireplace, which was banked with woodwardia ferns. On the mantel were pink flocked boughs trimmed with silver ornaments. One of the two dining rooms was used for dancing, and the other for dinner. Tables of eight were covered with white cloths and centered with pink boughs, silver ornaments, pink bows and fat The Deb's Gown Mrs.

Scudder greeted guests in a gray and green brocaded sheath, and Susan was in a silk brocade frock in green and gold, styled with a cowl neck that formed a shoulder covering. She carried lilies of the valley tied with white tulle. Susan, who is home from the University of Nevada for the holidays, was graduated last June from the Chadwick School at Rolling Hills in southern California. The deb's 'younger sister, Florence, was on hand during the early portion of the evening. Here from Portland for the party and tonight's Cotillion, are Mrs.

Scudder's brother and sister-in-law, the Charles McCor-micks, and from Scottsdale, another brother, Barrett Scudder and his wife. All-Wool Coals Domestic and imported fabrics! Luxurious full-length all-wools, tweeds blacks, grays, beige, colors: 8 to 16. HER SISTER, FLORENCE honored Susan last night r. 50.05 in 0.05 sm AT A RECEPTION a pastel pink setting room Mrs. Drew Chides- ter and Frank O'Connell with plans to go on to Mrs.

Felix McGinnis' party. Mrs. Roland Tognazzini, in a mink trimmed black suit, chatting with George Otto, whose daughter, Betsy, was nearby. Nan Xibley and Cindy Smith, among the Miss Burke's classmates of the honored deb enjoying the fun. Mrs.

Herbert Gray Hills, whose black frock was piped in bright green around the neckline, chatted with Mrs. Horace Guittard, while in a group on the stairs were Susie Jane Guittard's sister-in- SUSAN SCUDDER AND Dinner dance at golf club frock, and Mrs. John It. Mct-calf. Exchanging news of their children as they chatted in a corner were Mrs.

Frank Norris and the Kenneth Pinneys. The former with the bad news that her daughter, Katie, had been badly hurt in a fall while mountain climbing with her husband, Gil Roberts and was in a Pomona hospital with two broken legs. The Pinneys ha(J much more cheerful news of their daughter, Tia, who couldn't get home for Christmas with her husband, Ted Garvey, because he has just been transferred JANE DURKIN BOWS She greeted guests in a last season deb, in blue. Their mother, also in green, chatting with Mrs. Paul McComish, dressed in Christmas red, and Mrs.

Rogers P. Smith, whose daughter, Susan, is a deb. Pretty red and black print for Charlotte Lindner, whose parents, the Dudley Lindners, were in the throng. Cheever Tyler, who'll escort Electa Sevier at the Cotillion, arrived with his mother, Mrs. Tyler Gross.

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Chapin Parsons, they were telling about their debut Monday night in Seattle. All went according to a hectic schedule with the exception of a missed plane on the way home, which happily gave them more time to spend with their friends in the north. Another sister duo, Lynn Griffith, who bows tonight, in green, her sister, Sally, McCrea- Burgess Betrothal FROM Honolulu comes the engagement announcement of Mary Ann Burgess and Stanley Barrows Mc-Crea, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McCrea III.

The news was told Christmas Eve at a family dinner in the Manoa Valley home of the bride-elect's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Milton Burgess. Barry, as the future bridegroom is best known, is spending the holidays with the Burgesses and making plans for an August wedding in the islands. He was graduated last June from Dartmouth College and is now in the Stanford University Schpol of Business Administration.

He is a member of Zeta Psi fraternity. Mary Ann, a graduate of Punahou School and Wei-lesley College, is doing graduate work in education at UC. She has a sister, Patricia, who is a student at University of Wisconsin. The future bridegroom has a brother, Thomas P. McCrea of Oakland, and a sister, Frances Lou McCrea, who attends Miss Burke's.

He is the grandson of Stanley H. Barrows of this city and the late Mrs. Barrows and Mrs. Thomas P. McCrea of Los Angeles and the late Mr.

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