Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-07-29
BY THE GLAD SEA WAVES
The Season at Rehoboth Now
in Full Swing.
NIGHTLY HOP AT THE HOTELS.

The Bathing the Finest on the Atlantic
sea-Board-Oid visitors, Year Amer
Year, Make Annual PfIgrimagen to
Deiaware's One Resort T. Delaware
Guests at the Hotels.
REHonorH, July 30.
The season at Rehoboth Is now In full
swing. The hotels ate now fairly we'll
filled, and during the next month the
crowds will increase instead Of dimin-
ish
The bathing at this resort is the finest
on the Atlantic coast, and those who are
aware Of this fact spend their summers
at Rehoboth In preference to any other
place.
Every night hop is given at one or
more OF the hotels each one Of them
having an orchestra, which gives con-
certs at stated intervals during the day
and evening.
The old visitors. who, year after year,
make their annual pilgrimage to this
beautiful resort, are there almost
without single exception. Washing
ton and Baltimore contribute their
quote and our own little state Is repre-
sented from every quarter and section.
II Is remarkable how many young peo.
pie, young ladies, are there assembled
just now. Fully one fourth Of the
whole population are young ladies' from
10 TO 80 years and some OF them, very
many Of them indeed, are as pretty aa
Venus and as animated. sweet, entertain
ing, yes, fascinating as Mrs. Langtry,
Mrs. Potter, or our own previously in
~. Al
of being, The Henlopen is full Of
guests.
On Saturday and 'Sunday.nights last.
thirty men slept on cots In the billiard
hell The rright Is about half filed.
but the Bright is the big hotel Of Reho.
BOTH and the Douglass has enough to
make things comfortable and pleasant
By tomorrow IL Is believed every hotel
on the beach will be filed TO overflow
ing. Hops are Of nightly Occurrences
and the middle aged and old, too, are
often seen enjoying this fashionable
pastime Of the young,
The women here assembled are bright
and piquant and many Of them are equal
to coping with the professional seaside"
young man. The wiles of a brilliant
woman are beyond the depths of mysteiy y
ard there Is one woman OF this lescrip.
tion here domiciled who has twenty men
even this early ready to fall at her feet
In love and alteration. Some Delawar.
cans at the hotels during the seasons
are.
At the Hsnlopen. -R. g. Cooper, John
J.. Black, Alexander Cooper, New Castle
l. l.. Adkins, Rev j. Leighton McKim,
Mrs II. 4. Carlisle, w. 4. Watson, NIL
ford Bishop Coleman, Frank D.
; Carpenter, and wife, Alfred Cav
throp, +. w. Heisler, Wilmington
II. p, Cannon, Brldgeville g. w. w
; and Mrs Naudain, Misses Naudain, Mid
dletown: Rev. Charles A. Hayden, Clay
mont; T.. S. Anderson, Dover
II O. Long and son, Lewes; Il. w
4 Viven and wife, Delaware.
al Douglass House - George Reynolds
John Mahoney, John Biggs and wife
\ Congressman John w. Causey. Milford
5 George McCrone, Alexander Maxwell
Middetown; r j. Lyndall. Danie
Mifllin and wife, Wyoming; II. J
Beers, Jr. J. H. Hughes, w. M. Dickson
o Mrs. E. S. Anderson, Mrs. a. j. Beers
George w. Massey, Dover; Charles N
! Cullen, G.. II. Richards. J. I. Adams
Charles @ Stockley. A. B. Robinson
! George E. Messlck, P. r. Layton, George
town.
p Bright House-Dr Henry d. Jump
Dover; Charles w. Cullen, Georgetown
@. II. Sentman and family. New Castle
Judge and Mrs d. T. Marvel an
daughter, Milford Aubury Vanderel
Clayton: j. O. Smith. Georgetown
9 Rev. w. l. Gooding, Dover; Mrs
;, George Smith, Laurel; @. j. Hall, Nil
q ford f. Clark, Wilmington; Edward
Hearn, Georgetown; g McCrone Middle
town; A. Maxwell, Middletown; ]. /
cahall, Georgetown; r. P. Davis
Georgetown.
n In years that have gone by owners q
sailing yachts could not be induced I
q. take chances on losing their boats Will
anchored out IN the ocean during
u storm. This year one very fine sallinl
y yacht of six tons Is here fC
p sailing purposes and for takin
out fishing parties. The owner
y Of this one yacht. Sapp & Lister, Al
q thoroughly satisfied that she can stan
VI any sea that will come during July an
lg August and they are here to stay for II
season. Everylnight a ball Is given
one or more Of the hotels and each
them has its own orchestra and Civ
M concerts at stated intervals during u
n. day and evening. The season promis
q. to be a very good one indeed and tod
In and to morrow will probably see II
,e hotels completely filed The bathir
,e here Is the finest on the Atlantic Goa
and those who are fond Of this healtl
and pleasant diversion and who kno
this fact spend their summers at Reh
, hoth n In nrrferance to anv othar nlaca