Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
BY BETTY BEALE

NdCdblOl, Representative
and Mrs. Peter Frelinghuysen
bathed daily at the Coral
Beach Club. where society
gathers, before Peter left for
the Geneva conference. . /.
And the James Pomeroy Hen
bricks sailed into the club
for a swim Saturday after
noon, having Just checked in
two days earlier.
Stretched out on its pow
der-flne sand every day until
last Thursday. in a leopard
bathing suit, was Hungarian
born Lisa Kinkaid, who is
divorced from Admiral
Thomas Kincaid's nephew
and next month will wed Mrs.
Arthur Gardeners nephew,
Jack Anderson. The lat
>ter's father, Wendell Ander-
son. president Of the Bundy
Tubing Co.. has an estate on
Bermuda'S south shore which
is up for sale.
Mason Moves Swiftly
Novelist Van Wyck Mason
bought a house here (Hamp-
ton Head on Riddell's Bay
a month ago. few all his
furniture down in a plane
one day, and gave a house,
warming the next! He's
marrying his secretary,
Jeanne Hand in October.
Noel Coward is due IN
another week or so. A citizen
now of this income tax-free
Crown Colony, he spends
some time here every year in
two pale blue houses on
Little Sound, next door to
Spitshead, home of the Joel
HuberS of Philadelphia. The
latter had their two teen
age grandsons, Ernest and
Joel Biddle, visiting them
last month.
Back now in Washington,
the Frank Cooks were stop
ping at the Inverurie. !.
Newly married Henderson
Supplee (from the office of
the Secretary Of Defense) and
his bride, Barbara, were at
Coral Beach Club where you
breakfasted on a foliage
filled terrace overlooking the
sea and watched the little
chameleons cavort on the
railing, while drinking in the
scent Of tuberoses and OLE
ander blossoms.
Tuna Commerce
George il. Becker, jr.,
special assistant to Com
merce Secretary Sinclair
Weeks. and his wife returned
to Washington Saturday after
George chalked up a worlds
record by catching a 25l2-lb.
blackf1n tuna on an 18-lb.
test line. They were visit
ing his brother at the United
States Naval Base here which
is headed by popular Capt,
Harry Badger. Both Badgers
mingled during the. Happy
Hour" at the Officers Club
Friday when highballS, ordi-
narily sold for the staggering
sum Of 80 cents each, nose
dived to a mere is cents!
Seems that all naval bases
have similar bargains during
their Happy Hours"
Bermuda is getting ready
for its 350th anniversary
counted not from its discov-
cry date by the Spanish In
1915, but from the year 1909
when Sir George Somers dis
covered it. Constance
cambridge, director of the
local workshop, is writing
both a play and the pageant,
that will be presented next
summer.
Most surprising thing
about Bermuda is that the
families who own the leading
stores more often than not
work in them. =. ANY tour
list who walks into Trimming
hams may be waited upon
unknowingly by Sir Eldon
birmingham, but not any
tourist would be invited t0Sir
Eldon's home. The same
is true at Polly Trott Horn
berg's Calypso shop, or at the
grocery store where Harry
Cox, son of Sir John Cox,
might take your order, or at
the liquor store where Teddy
! Costing might wait on you.
They live up TO the motto
| of their island. whittier the
fates bear U.S." and, come to
think of 1t. they seem to be
bearing up very well.