Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-08-24
SUNDAY BY THE SEA.
BISHOP COLEMAN Will BUILD A
CHURCH AT REHOsOTH.

CIose-rhe Bishops Strong Preaching
STAT Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CAPE HENLoPEN CITY, August "a -
Yesterday WAS the big sunday of the
season at this favorite resort and visitors
were here from many cities and towns
within a radius OF 200 miles The early
morning gave indications Of unfavorable
weather and there were two light rains
before 9 o'clock. Soon after thar, how
ever, Old Coils rays shone brightly across
the Atlantic and from that time the day
was all that could he desired The
bathing was excellent and hundreds of
visitors revealed In the waves and
lodged the breakers during the day.
Rehoboth beach Is one of the most ad
mirable places for bathing on the Allan
tic coast Even In calm weather the
breakers roll in with a loud roar and
spray is dashed on the clear white sand
for many yards. The merry voices OF
the bathers mingled with the expressions
Of childish glee from the listle ones who
were playing in the sand, made the scene
a gay one indeed Every train from the
Delaware road, on Saturday, brought
visitors to the place to enjoy these scenes
Some Of the:yIsi,ors
Among the guests at Delaware's
resort are the following; Mrs s. NJ
Eckfeldt, R NJ. Pyle, Mrs. Edwin Bacon,
Miss Kate Taylor, Mrs Pennewill and
daughter, Walter R LeAins, A Blu
shong, George o. Shakespeare, Miss Mary
| Tunnel, Professor E. w. Wa
pers, Miss Annie Hetzrotb,
F. w. Htisler, G. w. Weir, R D.
James, Thomas Harmon, W. Percy
! Morrison, Edward Lynch and wife. w
d. Mullen, Jr., Thomas Davis, Esq
Bishop Coleman, s l. Richards and wife
of Wilmington AIR. ane Mrs Delaware
Clark, Mr.. and MS William Cooch, Mr.
and ars. A. A. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs.
Deputy. h. Il. Curtis, Professor
la. T. Neale Of Newark, Del,
d. w. Brown, Giles S. Rsftu and family,
Miss Hughes, Mr. G. W. LIttlehRles,
Joseph j. Porter and daughter, G. L.
Trevett, DR.. h Purdy, Mrs. Kate
Osbourne, Miss Law and sister, Dr. A.
c. Thompson and family, f. L. solyer
Mrs. E. l.. stevens, Mrs. ard Miss Broad
head, Mrs Doud, Mrs. c. F.. Gibbs and
family, Miss Gibbs &. B. Fowles Esq
and family, Miss Fowles, Mrs Bruce
Gray and family, Mrs. E. w. Watkins
and family. w. tombstone and family
Mrs. J. V. PalloLotte, Mrs. Vincent
Washington, d. O.
Mortimer Whitehead and family. Miss
Smith, W. J Acker aud family, Mr. and
Mrs General q. H. Lockwood. Miss
Lockwood, Mrs G Z loft, Miss loft,
Louis Dagger and family, Miss Nor
cross, Miss Ray, Miss Katie Bates w
b. Orme and Family, Miss Robertson,
Mrs DR. a M Schooley, Miss Polkinhorn,
Miss Campbell, Mrs and Miss Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs G. @. Stockeny, George
town; Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Vernon,
Delaware; Mrs A. Davis and daughter.
smyrna Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Phelphs, Seaford Mrs W. c. Jacobs,
Bridgeville; e e. Roe and son, Easton,
Md ]. P. Muller and family, Miss B K.
Oyer, w. l.. Tomlinson, Esq, DR.. R d.
Jones, A. L. Gilbert, Esq. of New York
E. A. Perkins and family, Miss Gertrud'
Hooper, b. Keefer and family Miss Julii
! Burton, Herbert aud A. R. Austin, Balti
more; Miss Mary Cannon, Miss Fanni
Pennevill. VIII Pennewill,J. 3. hughes
q. W. Cannon, Dover.
The Bright House Hop.
A full dress hops was held in In,
Bright House, Saturday evening /
was attended by nearly all the socisty
people Of Cape Benlopeu City. Thu
large dining room was brilliantly Lighted
for the occasion, and It offered every
facility for full evenings enjoyment
Prices orchestra Of Middletown furnished
music for the occasion. Harry Wolfe
son of the proprietor, made very eff
cient floor manager. The dancing wa
Z stopped shortly before the midnigh
} hour, and by the time the .'wee small
hours" of the Sabbath began, the merry
dancers were treading the giddY maze
of the waltz In their dreams
Among those who took part in this en-
joyable social were Secretary of State ID
NJ Marvel and wife of Georgetown
Assistant Secretary of State James d
Hughes of Dover, Deputy Attorney
General Thomas Davis, Miss Annie Nc
Lear. Nathaniel Davis William @. Drein
Walter McLear, Miss Elsie Ford, Carol
Wier, Malcolm NcLear, Misses Nc
} Caulley and Heisler Of Whining
ton; Mrs, schooley, Mrs. C. E
Gibbs, Miss Lizzie Gibbs, Mrs Polken
horn, Robert Stickney, Washington, D. @
Miss Fannie Cluet, Troy, N. Y Howard
Doughty, Miss Elsie Bsire, Miss
Gertie Hooper. William Smith, Robert
Robinson, Miss Dory, Baltimore
John Hickman, A. Hickman, Miss
Bessie Stockley, Miss Belle Black, Mrs
Harheson Hickman, Miss Neva Howes
Philadelphia; Misses Lolita and Georgia
Smith, Snow Hill, Md. Nathaniel Kick
man, Miss lone Duryer, Harry Hickman
Miss May Burton. Miss Anna Manning
} Lewes; Miss May Cannon, Miss Fanni,
Pennewill, William Pennewill of Dover
Mrs. Kate Osborne snd the Misses Law,
Washington. D. 9.
| Tha Rf.han Rasfda tina aea
Bishop Coleman Is a popular man In
Sussex county, and particularly at Re
hoboth, where be is trying to awaken
enough interest among the Episcopaliar
cottsgers and other friends of the church
to enable him TO build a church edifee.
To-day he held services in the psrlor OF
the Bright House and the morning cele
bration of the holy Communion, which
began at o'clock, was a most impressive
one. The parlor was filed to oveihowine
at the II a m service with persons OF
all denominations A very good choir
was improvls-d for the occasion, and the
ritualistie responses were unusually
good.
Bishop Coleman wore his vestments
and the ceremony was made doubly i'm
pressive by the surging Of the sea upor
the coast
During the service he stated, in ex
planning the passage from one Of the
lessons which said, Thou shalt call NJ
man father on earth, that the Pope o.
Rome is nothing more than any othei
bishop. That as far as that was con
/ oarr,d HE nf4foa 40 kfebo, - ebo nfooor.