The phrase "a swim party" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a social gathering or event centered around swimming, typically involving fun activities in or around a pool or body of water.
Example: "We're hosting a swim party at our house this Saturday, and everyone is invited to join us for some fun in the sun!"
Alternatives: "a pool party" or "a swimming gathering".
At one point, the Spanish information and tourism minister, Manuel Fraga Iribarne, joined the American ambassador, Angier Biddle Duke, for a "swimming party" in the sea to demonstrate that the waters were safe.
Henry, my oldest, turning 6, was a Pokémon fanatic having a July swim party.
For eight expense-paid days, House Republicans visited Israel's holiest sites, talked foreign policy with its highest officials and dined at its most famous restaurants, including Decks, known for its grilled beef, stunning views of the Sea of Galilee, and now, for an impromptu swim party.
Riley invited both teams to his home for a barbecue and swim party, and they all sat around reminiscing about the happy times they had shared -- Riley with Van Gundy, Mourning with Johnson and Patrick Ewing, Tim Hardaway with Sprewell, Brown with Childs, and so on and so forth.
Israeli officials who met with the Congressional delegation that included the swim party said it seemed to include many first-time visitors, who knew little about Israel and appeared a bit naïve about its policies and traditions.
It would just be nice to leave the swim party with the same people I brought to the mix.
Overcome the fear of going to the swim party.
With intermittently created tableaus (like the wittily arranged audience sing-along to the reprise of "Artificial Flowers" or a Coney Island swimming party suggested by stretched, shimmering skeins of blue silk) this is more than a concert version of a musical.
Everyone I knew talked incessantly about the scene where the virgin Stacy, played by Cybill Shepherd, is taken to a naked swimming party and has to disrobe on the diving board before jumping into the pool.
And so did a few locals who are fluent in French and kept the conversational ball rolling--Elin Vanderlip, FOFA founder who had entertained everybody at a luncheon-swim party at her Palos Verdes home Sunday; Lehman Katz; the Henry Bergers Jacques Camuss, and Beverly's son, Mark Lohman.
