Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

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Rehoboth and the nearby area
viii be open through the courtesy
of the owners. Paintings. draw
ings and sculpture by contem-
porary artists will be displayed
in each home as an integral part
of its decor. A public tea viii be
held on one Of the days Of the
tour at a house not yet selected.
Ticket sales will 60 toward
maintenance Of the Art League,
which annually attracts many
students.
Another Washington matron,
Mrs. Michael F. Keogh is Mrs.
CARROTS vice chairman. Mrs.
Thomas H. Baker of Wilmington
and Henlopen Acres. last years
tour chairman. is in charge Of
arrangements for the tour tea.
The leagues founder and execu-
tive secretary. Mrs. Wilbur s.
Corkran Of the Homestead, the
Acres. and Mrs. r. Montgomery
Budd Of Wilmington and Indian
Beach are the Advisory Com
mittee. Other aides include Mrs.
Louis F. Peak, posters: Mrs.
Harry j. Kane, jr., treasurer;
Mrs. j. Covington Townsend,
hostesseS: Miss Catherine C..
Maull. publicity; Mrs. John B.
Ray, tickets: the Rev. Richard
s. Bailey. brochures, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry H. Altman, art
objects placement.
Hotels, Rooms Opened
All the Rehoboth Beach hotels.
which include the New Henlopen,
are open. On the boardwalk,
and busy with guests are the
Star Of the Sea Hotel and the
|Belha7en. The Carlton on Re-
hoboth avenue. the Royalton on
Wilmington avenue. and the
Norton : by the Sea and the
Stokes have their share Of guests,
and other smaller hotels and
numerous rooming houses, closed
for the winter, are now open.
DR.. and Mrs. James P. Hartley
and their sons. Pat, Mark. and
Kelvin Of Washington are spend.
ing June here with Mrs. Hart
ley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Garrett. Miss Kathleen Garrett,
here for the summer, has ac-
cepted q position at Trade
Winds. the swank boardwalk gift
shop owned by DR.. and Mrs.
Ralph D. Jones Of Washington.
Charles A. Garrett and q couple
Of Washington friends. Johnny
Crown and Jimmy Monihan,
spent the week end in the Gar
retts' obviously elastic cottage.
Miss Adele Keogh has three
friends from the Stone Ridge
School. Mary Hearn, Thomisine
Schreier and Mary 10 Diggins,
with her this week at the Michael
Keoghs' Columbia avenue cot
tage.
Most Cottages Open
Gen. and Mrs. Foster j. Tate
Of Royal Oaks. Md, are now at
their cottage on Silver Lake for
the season. It will be among
those in the Art League Cottage
Tour.
Almost all the cottages on the
Reservation at Indian Beach are
now open. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis Smith. jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock. ST.. and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert v. Fleming of
Washington have opened their
cottages, as have the John FL
bridge Parkers. who had Luther
Hairs Of Philadelphia and Ed
ward Stern Of New York as
weekend guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN RI
Shaw II and their twin sons
Billy and Benny Of Wilmington
Sunday for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexis /. du-
Pont Bayard. and their small
fry. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Tyler Mcconnell, and their fam
lily. all Of Wilmington, are others
"in residence" at the Reserva-
ton.
Other Personal News
1t. Col. Elizabeth Ray is
among Washingtonians this
week end at the New Henlopen.
Others from the Capital are Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Grant and their
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
P. Lott and Mrs. Lee B. Ander-
son.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick @.
Kaufman. who have been liv-
ing in Princess Anne. Md, have
Just moved to California to join
their daughter and her husband.
Capt. Kaufman is retired. He
was graduated from the Academy
in 1922.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M
Sloane. year-round Rehoboth-
ties. were in Washington this
week as guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Fishback, for the wed,
ding of Mrs. Sloane's cousin.
William g. Nelson Of Atlantic
City, now studying for his
masters degree at the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. to Miss
Linda Anne Aurand, daughter
Of 1t. Gen. and Mrs. Henry s.
Aurand. The wedding was at
the Chapel at Fort Myer and
the reception at the Ofiicers'