Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
Around the Resorts:
boot vents Feotured Over WEEK End at Reobot Beoch
Dixie Area est,
LeWes Workout
Offered Todoy
By Virginia Cullen
Special Correspondent 81 The s,ar

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Special Correspondent Of The ssW
REHoBoTH BEACH, Del,
July 24.-Sailboat activities are
taking the midsummer spotlight
In this resort area. with two
events this week end.
One Is Sunday afternoon In
the Delaware Breakwater, Q
weekly sailing event sponsored
by the Lewes Yacht Club, and
the other is the Dixie District
Lightning Sailboat Regatta to-
day and tomorrow on Indian
River and Indian Bay.
The Indian River Yacht Club
Of Oak Orchard Is host to
Lightning racers from seven
States and the District. They
will compete for q trophy and
the right to represent the group
at the International races at
Detroit in September.
This year marks the return Of
the Dixie Regatta to Oak Or
chard. The yacht clubs ladies
auxiliary is providing entertain-
ment and housing. The regatta
course Is about ten miles south
Of Rehoboth Beach. Starting at
noon today, with q second one
at 8 pm, Sundays events are
at 10 am. and ! pm.
lewes Roce Triangular
The Lewes Yacht Club races
Of small privately owned wind
TANNERS are held over q tri-
angular course in Delaware Bay.
This Sundays will be the third
Of the season with classes for
super sailfish, small sailfish and
snipes. The shippers and MEM
bers Of the auxiliary have q
spacious clubhouse on Lewes
Beach at the end of the cot
tage row. Here gallery watches
the Sunday races which often
are exciting affairs.
Another water event planned
for the close of the season is
the 10th annual International
Ocean Swim over a mile course
OF Rehoboth Beach August 19,
20 and 81. 1t is~part Of the ac-
tivities concentrating the 250th
anniversary of the first meeting
: of the Delaware General Assem-
bly, in 1704. Major event of the
three-day meet will be the half
mile State championship race
the last day. There will be other
races for both sexes including
220, 440 and $50 yard dashes, In
which class the Walter Reed
Hospital team carried of most
donors last season.
The first Bay Manor Farm
Horse Show at Lewes, sponsored
by st. Peters Episcopal Church
as benefit fair, will be held this
Sunday. The show is allied with
the Combined Eastern Shore
Horse Shows and will be the
sixth In the current series Of IL
scheduled on the Shore.
D. c. Couple Wins Ball Prize
Washingtonians took several
costume prizes July Is at the
Rehoboth Art Leagues annual
ball at the Rehoboth Country
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Edward Leas-
ure copied the funniest couple"
award. Accompanying q "circus
horse" with human legs, Mr..
Leasure was logged out in ballet
skirts and tights, with Mrs.
Leasure CARRIED as a whip-crack-
ing ringmaster.
Miss Laura Winslow, daughter
Of Mrs. Francis Winslow Of
Washington, wore q huge silver
fish" on her head to win the
best headdress prize. Her sea-
green gown helped the illusion.
Hugh w. Cary of Arlington,
dressed as Scot, got the "best-
looking" prize for men.
Serving among patrons and
patronesses for the ball were:
Col. and Mrs. Henry A. Berliner,
Col. and Mrs. A. G. Dezendorm,
Col. and Mrs. Carl j. Fleps, Mr..
and Mrs. Leasure, Miss Lucie
Mortimer, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parker Nolan. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Rodenberg, DR.. and Mrs.
Stacy T. holland, Mrs. Francis
Winslow, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory j. Aires.
Tietjens Arrive
Judge and Mrs. Norman o.
Tietjens and their two daugh-
tiers, Corinne and Anne, have
arrived for q vacation at their
cottage on Virginia avenue.
The Lukens cottage is being
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
L. Kluckholm and their son,
Michael. A weekend guest was
Rodoerick O'Conner of Secretary
Dulles staff. Other expected
guests were NJ. Shafqat, first
secretary. charge d'Affaires ad
interim, Of the Embassy of PAX
istan, and Cedric Foster, news
commentator.
Mrs. Ernest G. Baldwin Of
Arlington. Va, will be the
hostess at this Sunday after
moons tea in the Corkran Studio
of the Rehoboth Art League,
when visitors will view the exhi-