Evening star., 1954-09-05

CATION, which win join other
fezed celebrants from Virginia.
West Virginia. Maryland and
New Jersey, have been obtained
In the Cavalier Club. and the Sir
Walter, Gulf Stream, Trafton
Chalfonte. Warner and Shore
ham hotels.
Women's Amateur Sept. n
Becoming increasingly popular
during the fall months, this re-
sort will offer several major
attractions long after the normal
summer season is gone.
From September ~ to October
/. the states foremost women
golfers will gather at the Cava-
lier Yacht and Country club for
the women's state amateur tour
nament.
This same water bound, par
SO layout. where E. Edward
Brack, and son Edward of Balti-
more played this week while va
cationing at the Beach Plaza
Hotel, will be the scene of the
Middle Atlantic PGA tourna-
ment on October 6.
To take care of the crowds ex-
pected for these events. and the
national photo festival, which
will be held October 3-6, many
Of the hostelries will remain
open.
Week End Guests
Among the Cavaliers guests
this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dodd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weston Vernon, Mrs. e. l..
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wahl and DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Roll, all of Washington.
Music lovers struck a bonanza
here this week, despite the threat
from Hurricane Carol. Top
names in town included the Dor
sey brothers. golf1ng while play
ing a one-nighter in Norfolk:
Den Hudson, playing at the Cav
alier Beach and Cabana Club.
and Sammy Kaye, who holds
forth at the popular Surf Beach
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Muir Of
Charlottesville. vacationing at
the Seashore. were among those
taking advantage Of the Kaye
brand of music at the Surf.
The Muirs. along with Mrs.
Muir's son, Charlton Cox, also
took advantage of the resorts
fishing facilities and have been
surf casting as well as fishing
from the pier.
Other Washingtonians at the
SeahorSe included Miss Mary
Driscoll and George Nelson. Ra-
dio station owner Thomas G.
Tinsley, jr. and Mrs. Tinsley. of
Owings Mills, Md, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Cleveland Hedrick, Of
Hesperides Farm, Warrenton,
were also on the guest roster at
the Seahorse.
Additional Guests
The golf1ng Bracks. Mr.. and
Mrs. M, L. Robertson, of Reis-
terstown, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Tuna, Mrs. Margaret and
Mildred Wayne. Miss Shirley
Via. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Win
terling and Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell
A. Coless and children, all of
Baltimore, vacationed at the
Beach Plaza.
Fred DeFrance. from Wash
ington office Of Convair. arrived
at the Avamere Hotel Friday for
five days. Mr.. and Mrs. M. D.
Kendall and their child were
scheduled to arrive today.
At Albemarle Hall, vacationists
included Alexander Gillian Of
Bethesda ana his sister. Laura:
Miss Dora L. Moore, Of Silver
Spring, and Bruce r. Clarke.
Mrs. Francis Dial and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Pyle and >daugh-
ter. all of Washington.
Scheduled to arrive at the
Martha Washington to spend
this week end were Miss Betty
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Landrum and Louis F. Wander
haehge, all Of Washington, and
Mrs. Peter Jaremko. Of Silver
Spring.
Others from the District area
there this week included Miss
Frieda Havenstein and Miss
Laura Hawkins, of Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burn Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Russell
Phebus and Mr.. and Mrs. David
w. Newcomer, all Of Baltimore.
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