Evening star., 1952-11-28
Society News
Thanksgiving is for debutantes,
In Washington at least.

in Washington at least.
Thanksgiving afternoon was tht
time selected by Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Whitelock to present theil
attractive twin daughters, Marilyr
and Sandra, to their friends. Tht
four to seven o'clock gathering
was held in the Whitlock's Massa'
chusetts avenue home.
The tall. slender, blue-eyeC
twins wore Identical Paris origina
gowns, purchased in Paris on theil
European trip last summer. They
were fashioned of yards and yards
of white tulle over taffeta, form.
ing a bouffant skirt, with white
strapless bodice covered with tiny
white sequins which continued
down the back panel of the skirts
in an intricate design.
They had matching stoles and
long white kid gloves, and carried
white carnation nosegays. The
latter were the gift of their
brother, Douglas Whitlock II. a
student at Duke University, who
could not leave his school work to
come home for the Thanksgiving
holiday.
Mrs. Whitlock wore a hand
designed imported print in gray,
gold and white. The off-the-
shoulder bodice was encrusted
with tiny silver sequins, and the
bouffant skirt was ballerina
length. She completed her cos
tune with a corsage of white Or
chids.
Fall flowers decorated the draw
ing room where blond Mrs. Whit
lock stood with her daughters to
receive. Champagne was served
throughout the afternoon and a
number of Mrs. Whitlock's friends
took their turns pouring coffee.
These were: Judge Betty Wash
burn of Minneapolis, sister Of Mr..
Whitlock: Mrs. Jack G. Neighbor
of Canton, Ohio, Mrs. Mahlon
Kirk w, Mrs. E. c. Gaertner,
Mrs. Herbert Bingham. Mrs. L. A.
Gravelle, Mrs. Edward F. Howrey
and Mrs. William H. jenkins.
Both Are at College
Judy" as Marilyn is called by
most of her friends, arrived home
Tuesday from her classes at the
University of Indiana at Bloom
ington, bringing with her house
guest. Mr.. Frank Hurt of Wash
ington. Ind.
Sandra, usually called Sandy" :"
arrived Wednesday from Salem
College at Winston-Salem, N. c..
She brought as her houSeguest
Miss Ruth Lott of Biltmore, N. G..
Also down from Dartmouth for
the party was Mr.. Jerry Sigal.
Both girls graduated from Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls
last June. Judy is majoring in
business law at Indiana; Sandy's
major at Salem College is psy-
chology.
The two girls will be presented
again at a Christmas Eve tea
dance in the Terrace Room OF the
Shoreham Hotel.
NoeeI Dinner
A. the conclusion of yesterdays
party, in the early evening, the
twins and their escorts went on
to another party, a debut dinner
being given in the Louis Seize
Room of the Shoreham. Joint
hosts of the dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Franz Nagel, sr., and
their grandson, Mr.. Milton DUPONT
Nagel. The three honorees were
Miss Constance Roman Nagel,
granddaughter Of the senior Ma
gels; Miss Sandra Belle Clogg,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
D. Clogg, and Miss Joan Clark
Polk, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
G. Clark Polk. jr.
All three are from Baltimore
and are among this seasons debut
tantes. Miss Nagel, a student at
Sarah Lawrence. will be given a
dance by her grandparents in Bal
timore December 26. Miss Clogg
will be presented at New Years
Eve dance by her parents. Miss
Polk, who is a student at Bryn
Mawr. was presented to Baltimore
society last June at a ball at the
Country Club.
For last nights dinner dance
all three bellies wore creamy white
net gowns over taffeta, with
bodices, and long kid
gloves. Each carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet of red roses. white
carnations, stephanotis and lily
of the valley.
Debutontes CotiIIion
The three Baltimore bellies and
the Whitlock twins were among
almost two-score of the seasons
who danced away the
late Thanksgiving evening hours