Evening star., 1953-08-16
Wuye Hoppers
Keep Popping in
On Week Ends
By WiIIiom B. Cochran
SpseiaI cerrsspendsnt Of The Stor

ONGAN VI MQ., aug. To-
Water skiing is one of the big
splashes here this summer.
For novices who fall on their
faces, Tommy Price is on hand
to show them how to stay up.
Water Ski Instructor Price, 80,
now of Miami, Fla. is a native
of Centerville. Md. He says he
has taught beginners from "3h
years to g."
Most of the ski enthusiasts
congregate at the Ship Cafe on
the Sinepuxent Bay for their
basic training by Mr.. Price. He
was once a member Of the Ocean
City Beach Patrol.
Many visitors from the Wash
ington area, including business
men, are indulging in the sport.
Some professional skiers get a
tow from Mr. Prices speedy boat.
! He also furnishes skis.
Some Who Ski
Some of the wave hoppers who
keep popping in on week ends,
Mr.. Price listed as: Col. Daniel
F. Riva, Alexandria; 1t. Albert
E. Marland, jr., Washington, who
was the attending physician on
the Williamsburg, decommis-
stoned presidential yacht; Ralph
Del Tufo, John Douglass, Miss
Henel r. Gillespie and Bill Buck
ner, all of Washington, and Mi
chael H. Hare, Bethesda.
Mr.. Prices assistant instructor
for the summer is Miss Jan
Winters, %. of Coral Gables
Fla. q newsreel. movie, and
television water skier.
Ocean Downs Raceway set an
opening might record Monday
with a crowd estimated at more
than 5000 persons.
Edward Wilson and his wife
we're to fly from Detroit in their
private plane for their first mar
lin fishing in the Atlantic this
week end. Mr.. Wilson is the son
of Defense Secretary Wilson
They were accompanied by q
business friend from Detroit ano
Salisbury, Md; Charles M
White and his wife, the daugh-
ter of Herbert Gould, a General
Motors Corp. official. They have
reservations at Harrison Hall.
Fishing Reservations
Bookings this week end fol
marlin fishing, according to res
ervations at Capt. Talbot Bunt-
ing's Dock, include:
Charles Schwartz, and Steven
Stoyarnoff, Washington; Art
Covington, Bethesda, and Doug
las Wilson and Osbourn Owings
also of Washington.
Washington and area guests
staying or expected at Ocean
City hotels this week end in
clude:
Harrison Hall - Raymond
Bischoff, Mrs. Philip Goldstein
William E. Foreman, Mrs. H. o
Willier, Rockville, Md; Mrs
Jack Ceppas, Barton Foster
Silver Spring; Harry Gilderhorn
Ray C. Avis, Miss Ellen Clark
and Miss Nina j. Hansen. Silver
Spring; F. H. FAINT, Richard
Eaton. Ray c. Nesbitt. Alexan-
dria; DR.. Howard Donald
Bethesda; J. G. Shannon. Silver
Spring; Mrs. Nina S. Young
Mrs. John Hughes, Carl N. Ruck
Alexandria; Mrs. Leone Misler
Mrs. Atha Olson, Charles c
Steele, Chevy Chase; Mrs. j. A
West and Miss Evelyn West. q.
At Other Hotels
George Washington - Mrs
George A. Denham, Silver
Spring; Mrs. F. A. Reardon
Oscar L. Hume, Miss Jeanette
Lawson, Louis Robinson. Takoms
Park; Oscar w. Miller, Mrs
Michael Flynn.
Atlantic-William T. Paige
Chevy Chase: Porter G. Ward
Rockville; Frank Southard, jr.
Royalton - Thomas Calvin
Mrs. o. E. Bland, j. F. Brown
Mrs. H. H. Newlin, Mrs. Frank
Hurt.
Washingtonians and area resi-
dents with leases at Ocean City
apartments during August, &C
cording to the Ayers Realty Co.,
include:
owen McNey, F, Giusti, Ar
| lington; Cecil Hoist, Chevy
Chase: Mrs. Norman E. Ward
jr.; Edgar. Massey, D. S. Mathe-
son, Falls Church: Caesar Aielio
and Stephen G. Lax.
Mrs. Margaret Hurwitz OF Be-
thesda has leased a cottage for