Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
-: Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Boating on Chesapeake Bay
N01V d POPULAR Recreation

Potomac River Power Squadron yes
terday and today at the Baltimore
Yacht Club.
Some of the others who spend a
good bit of time on the bay are
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Gordon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baltz, both
of Kenwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Golden
have o summer place at West River
and they will be there for as much
of the summer as they can be away
from home. Mr.. and Mrs. Baltz
will miss this week end since they
have taken a hurried trip to Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. On their return
they will 60 directly to their place
on South River. During August
they will be joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Dwyer and their two
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Muto will also spend part OF Au-
gust with Mr.. and Mrs. Baltz.
Nearly every week end finds Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Fry of Edgemoor at
the Yacht Club getting their boat
ready for a week end trip down
the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Lawrence
also spend nearly every week emo
on Chesapeake Bay and they usu-
allv have guests with them. Their
nephews. Donald Harris and Russell
Harris of San Diego, Callf., are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
this summer and In August they
will take the two boys down the
bav for two-week cruise.
Entertaining seems to go on apace
in spite of humidity and frequent
showers that make outdoor partles
quite problem. Parties, however
are smaller and many hostesses are
taking their guests to downtown tea
rooms for their parties.
Mrs. G. Murray McGlue mao d
luncheon with five guests wednesday
at the Shoreham Hotel. At her taple
we're Mrs. Merrill F.. Redfern, MRS.
s w. Du Bots and Mrs. John Nina
han. who came here about year.
900 from Melbourne, Australia.
Mrs. Minahan was marrleo III
Australia when her husband, MAJ.
N6inahan was stationed there and
she entertained the other guesls
with stories of parties IN Australia
and compared the parties there WIN
similar affairs here.
Among the other guests were MRS
r p. Walker and Mrs. McGlue
daughter. Miss Alma McGlue, VINO IS
home for her summer vacation from
Harcum Junior College. Miss McGlue
told of her plans for a Visit WIN
relatives in Sandersville, Ga. ohe
will leave this week and will be gone
about two months.
During the luncheon Mrs. REQ
fern told the other guests OF TRIP
she and Mr.. Redfern are planning
for early August. They Will also
take a sailing trip and Will speno
two weeks cruising along the west
coast line Of the Bay with stops at
some of the historic places OF interest
along the shore.
After the luncheon Mrs, McGlue
AND her guests went home with MRS.
Minahan where Maj. and Mrs. Nina
han entertained them at a buf1et
supper.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon M. Kline also
had a few guests at a supper party
during the past few days. Their
guest of honor was Mrs. Frank Stoll,
a one-time resident of Takoma Park,
now living in California, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stoll are back here for short
visit with relatives and close friends.
Comdr. and Mrs. Grant Heston
have invited a few friends to their
home here tomorrow evening as
farewell party for Comdr. John A:
Bogley who will leave at the end OF
the week for duty at Pearl Haroor.
Miss Hazel Edgar will leave at the
end of the month for business trip
to Detroit and on her return trip
she will stop in Cleveland to attend
the wedding of Miss Nancy Jones on
the 18th of August. Miss Jones Is
the niece of the late Miss Ruth
Jones, former society editor of the
Times Herald and she has visited
here many times and has a num-
Der of friends here who will be in
terested to hear of her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger P. Hollings-
worth will leave August 1st on
trip to Oregon to visit their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Bradford Hagie. Mr.. Holllngs-
worth will return to Bethesda after
a short visit there. Mrs. HollingS-
worth will remain with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hagie for two months or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth have
been back from trip to Boston only
few days. They brought back
with them Mrs. c. D. Gibbons OF
Maplewood, N. J. Mrs. Gibbons is
former resident of Washington
and while she was here Mrs. Hol-
lingsworth gave a luncheon for her
with some of her old friends as
guests.
At the luncheon were Mrs. Will
liam N. .Ieffreys, Mrs o. N. Hark-
ness, Mrs. George A. Moore, Mrs.
10 B. Morgan. Mrs. H. c. King, Mrs.
K. D. Jacob. Mrs. r. o. Kluge and
Mrs. S. c. Tupman Others at the
luncheon were Mrs. George E.
Chapman. Mrs. Fred E. e. Week,
Mrs. T. G. Broughton. Mrs. J. j.
McCracken and Mrs. o. G. Magru-
der.