Evening journal., 1901-07-20
PLAY FOR CHARITY
DOWN BY THR NRA
Nightly Pavilion Dances in
RehObOth Popular ---Othcr
Notes Of Resort
speeial 70 the EvenIng Journal.

Rehoboth, July 20.-"For Sweet
Charity Sake, Is the caption to a cir
cular announcing "a highly pleasing
and amusing temperance drama. Aunt
Dinah's Pledge, to be given In the pa
vilion on Wednesday and Thursday
July "a and %. the admission of twen-
ty-five cents TO be given TO some
worthy cause" A hop Will follow eacn
performance
The pavilion. by the way, is quite the
place this Summer, with its informal
dances nightly.
A bad runaway accident occurred
here night before last, James A. Clark.
manager OF the Hooker Manufacturing
|COmpanys plant, of Lewes, was taking
his bride for a drive, and met the train
near the canal. The animal became
unmanageable and turned into the
woods upsetting the carriage and
throwing the occupants to the ground.
Mrs. Clark escaped injury. but MIR.
Clark was dragged some distance and
sustained number of painful bruises.
He will be confined TO the house fer
some days.
Owing to the death Of the Rev. ]. p.
Duflamel, there will be no issue Of the
Beacon this week
Henry p. Cannon. the fruit packer OF
Bridgeville, will occupy his cottage for
the first time in two years. Mr.. Can
mons children expect to entertain a
number Of their college friends. and the
neighboThood Of Maryland avenue will
ring with the merry voices of students
Of both sexes soon. Miss Catharine
Cannon will make an excellent hostess.
l. n Mills and family. Of Clayton.
who have been at the Avery cottage
some weeks, have gone home, and Dr.
Avery. of Mt. Salem Church. Whining
ton, and family are now occupying IT,
Mrs. John Titus, OF Wilmington. Is
running the Windemere this Summer.
Miss Alice Hum is stopping there.
Mrs. J. S. White. of Feieralsburg. has
the Prettyman cottage in Surf avenue.
An CID familiar patron. Samuel
Reilly. OF Wilmington occupies a cot
tage. Mr.. Reilly has fcr a companion
his dog. Sykes
The Queen Anne rail- lad has a corps
of men repairing its telephone system.
f. 5. r. Butler, cf wi mington, Is oe-
cupying his cottage on the ocean front.
Guests Of this cottage are Miss Man
ners and Miss Florence Butler, OF
Georgetown.
Miss Maggie Fernando and Mrs. John
w. West, Of Lewes, have a cottage in
Baltimore avenue
Henry r. Davis. a Baltimore archi-
tect, and his family. are occupants of a
cottage in Wilmington avenue. Miss
Nellie Davis is an attractive member
of this family.
Miss Belle Connolly and Mrs. Sallie
George. of Washington. are guests at the
Shock cottage.
William Dufer. prominent Baltimore
manufactures, has a cottage here Tor
the season.
Miss Louise DonohOe, wife Of Clar-
ence DonOhoe, cashier of the Sussex
National Bank, Of Seaford has the Polk
cottage in Maryland avenue.
Dr. c. r. Jefferis is entertaining at
his Surf avenue cottage Miss Kitmer, a
delightful Wilmington girl. Miss Lulu
and Dr. Charles Jefferis are here also
The Rev DR.. Coleman, brother of the
bishop. is here.
Professors House and Vantine OF the
Casino, have procured a good orchestra,
which renders sweet music, as the
guests cOnflscate the good things pro-
vided by these popular young hosts.
Miss Emily Mitchell, of Wilmington.
is here, also Miss Stella Macklin, OF
the same place.
A party of Disciples of Christ"
stopped over yesterday on their way TO-
Bethany Beach, where the followers o.
this belief are founding a resort They
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Main. f. Leroy
Main and G. Leah Main, OF Detroit,
Michigan.
Mrs j. w. Herring and the Misses
Herring, of Milford, were here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders M. Truitt and
daughter, of Milford. were registered at
the Atlantic on Thursday
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