Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
BY MARJORIE v. vIRDEN

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.
July 6 (SpeciaD Washing.
tonians galore, from diplomats
to the citizenry, crowded into
this resort over the Fourth, and
are remaining over this week
end, and in many instance;
for the entire season. They are
finding many attractions peril
nent TO sea and sand.
Yachts from everywhere oc-
cupy the boat slips at the Hen
lopen Acres Yacht Basin, down
at Dewey Beach, and at the
Lewes Anglers Association
wharf in nearby Lewes.
The links Of the Rehoboth
Beach Country Club are filled
daily, according to Pro Willie
Taylor. The country clubs
weekly Saturday evening dance
out on the open-air terrace be-
meath the trees attracts numer-
GUS Neutrality-suspicious.. Noted
there last Saturday was VIII
liam c. Buell.. ~, who was the
weekend guest Of Mrs. Earl
Goodwin of Baileys Cross Roads.
Va, widow Of the former dean
Of news commentators. Bill
Buell. is planning a holiday to
Antigua or Barbados. but will,
as customary, spend numerous
week ends here later.
Visiting the Williamses
Delaware's senior Senator.
John j. williams, and Mrs.
Williams have had Mrs. An
drew F. Schoeppel. wife Of the
Senator from Kansas, as a
house guest this week at their
boardwalk cottage, Brinco
Breeze.
Mrs. Williams, who is presi-
dent Of the Congressional Club,
entertained at luncheon June
q for the Executive Board Of
the club, plus other wives Of
Congressman, who had fun on
the trip over by bus from
Washington.
Among the guests were the
boards vice presidents, Mrs.
Wilbur d. Mills, Mrs. Wallace
Bennett, Mrs. Michaeal Feig-
han, Mrs. Walt Koran. and
Mrs. L. H. Fountain: Mrs.
Arthur Younger, recording Sec
rotary Of the club; Mrs. Paul c.
Jones, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Clifford G. McIntire,
treasurer.
Other guests Of Mrs. Williams
were Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith
Of Wisconsin, a past president;
Mrs. Ralph Harvey, Mrs. Thor
Tollefson, Mrs. j. Harry Nc
Gregor and Mrs. Tom Steed,
and the Williams daughter.
Mrs. j. r. Baker, Mrs. Raymond
E. Geslee. and Mrs. Victor Har-
rison.
Mrs. Greger to Lecture
Next Wednesday, Mrs. Her
bert Greger will lecture and
demonstrate flower arrange
ments at the Rehoboth Art
Leagues Corkran Studio at
1890. Mrs. Greger lived in ia
pan for years, where she studied
the Japanese manner of flower
arrangement, and was gradu-
ated from both the O'Hara and
Senkei Schools. Mrs. Greger
has frequently conducted tours
of gardens in England and on
the Continent, and has taught
garden courses in American
colleges and universities.
Miss Dovena Keithley Of Hy- |
attSville, Md, is now the owner |
of q handsome watercolor from |
the Art Leagues current men,
ber's exhibit by Mrs. Nathaniel
Hickman Evans Of Lewes and |
titled Road to Spies Church.
From July is to August II |
there will be an informal ex-
hibit Of the work Of junior art
lists Of this area in the spacious
Ceramics Room Of the Art
League. Also for the juniors
will be the annual costume
party on Wednesday, July II,
with Mrs. William H. Roden-
berg Of Washington as general
chairman.
Teen-Age Dances Visited
Rehoboth City fathers and
those interested in young peo-
pie are pleased that delegations
from Smith Island, Va; Ocean
City, Nd, and Wildwood, N.
J., have been here to see how
the new local teen-age dances
are conducted on the concrete
boardwalk at the beach end Of
Rehoboth avenue.
The groups were here June
IS. The new concrete surface.
204x48 feet. provides what the
Young people term a "yummy"
pot for dancing.
The only difficulty found was
hat barefoot dancers suffered
cuts now and then from broken
'oft drink bottles.
The cure?
From now on the drinks may
be served In paper cups only.
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