Evening journal., 1901-07-23
GREAT CROWDS
THRCNG REnOBOTn
New People and New Attrac.
tiOnS Add Charm to Fa-
IaOuS ReSOrt
Special to the Evening Journal.

lullE CCol, Win q BCDui slA Ohb bANNS-~' /
crowd the largest this season; dane
ing pleasant; mosquitoes all gonel
back to Jersey, and the boardwalk |
patrolled by uhrong OF fashionably |
dressed men and women, about sums
up the conditions al this place to- !
night The merry, llghthe2rtedl
laughter of youth and maiden is heard
above the constano duh roar OF thel
ocean, and the presence Of SO many
happy people tends to drive dull carel
away and inspire one to mirth and
pleasure. No one could ask fer more de-
lightful conditions than exist here to-
night.
There are dances at four different
places. The dancing room and recep-l
ton hall at the HenlOpen are simply
hacked with people and the danclng
moor is crowded. Report from Cnel
Douglass House says Chele as a good
crowd enjoying the dance there, wnllel
quiet, informal dances are going On al
The Pavilion and the Casino.
Governor HUM has fallen in lofel
with RehobCth and came down last
night to spend some weeks with hs|
farnflv. lney are stopping at the
Windimere, IN Wilmington avenue.
The Delaware State Press AssOcia-
tion viii hold it's July meeting in the
Pavilion next Saturday night. General
Theodore Townsend, of Milford, Is
president. and r. NJ. Jones, ci George
town, secretary Of the association.
The commissioners Of the city met
to-day and acting on some matter In
regard to police service, took action
to prevent the illegal selling Of intoX-
icating liquors on the beach, Offering
a reward of S25 for information about
any person carrying on such sales.
This is the result OF a report that the
above misdemeanOr was being COM
mitted. The commissioners keep in
view the original intention of the
promoters of RehObOth to make it a
quiet and peaceful resting place where
they could send their families in per-
feet security, and they do net intend TO
allow anything to go on here that will
tend to promote disorder and confusion
and unrest.
The Misses Etta Pepper Fannie
Faucett Matte Taylor, Carolyn Hat
field and Mamie Joseph and fhllI
LAYTON. Eli Salisbury, Paul Jones
and Herebrt Tunnel, constituted q
party of Jolly Georgetown young peO-
pie here tonight
Colonel r. r. Johnson, Of Farming
ton. arrived t0-nght
Lieutenant }. w. Lee, OF the U. S
revenue cutter service, Us the onl
navy man on the beach
Thomas Mcdowell OF the hfm %
Mcdowell Pyle & Co., Of Baltimore
is q visitor.
Leon Hurley, of Seaford, is here, an
is quite a favOrite with the ladies.
Miss Bessie Flemming and Mrs
John Sheldrake, OF Harrington. ar
guests at the cottage of Mrs. Machii
Mrs William II. Murphy, of Farm
ington. is a visitor at the Hardesly eel
tage
Joseph D. Truxton is chairman {
the House Committee of the Rehobot
Club. and J. T. Pyle. OF BaltimoI
and George w. Mccullough, of WI
mington. are the associate member
These men now have the clui
house in nice shape for the entertaii
ment of its members. The stool
holders Of the club will hold their al
nual meeting here on Friday eyenir
next.
ShuTlehoard contests are the po
ular amusements. and the champio
shin of the beach is now claimed
Mrs J. Dalis Marvil and T. j. Py
Their latest victims were Mr. Mari
and Secretary Of State Layton "
NTarvil has a shumleb0ard at his g,
tage Mrs. Mar - figured in anoth
winning game at - Casino last mig
Former Sheriff Uton boasts
being a good player, ami selecting
Marvil as his partner they started {
to give MIRO. Marvil and her paltn
DR.. Thomas Pepper Of Manayunk
good defeat. Report of the game So
the former sheriff was barely
it,"
Pilot William S. Edwards, Jr,
Lewes. and his fancee. Miss Nj
Hall. OF Milford. were among the
itors tonight.
Miss Bessie Orton. Of Lewes
Misses Draper and Mr. Triitt OF
ford. and Fred Whitehead. of Zinc
made up a pleasant little party ct
itors.
The officers OF the Fourth and F
Maryland Regiments in camp
Queenstown, made a visit here
terday. They were accompanied b
military band
Dr. Robert B. Hopkins. Of Nil
was seen on the board walk to-nisi
Mr and Mrs Edwin g. Wells.
Smyrna are stopping here Few q
Miss Maud Hearn. daugh er ol
famous surgeon, DR.. Jcseph Heail
Philadelphia is here.
Henry G. Conrad Of Wilmington
istered at the Henlopen tonight.
Thomas c. Frame, Of Dover,
the Douglass House.
Secretary OF State Layton and
lily, of Dover, are here for some ~
They are at the ne IRmcre cot1
The Rev H. r. Wcidemian, d. /
Baltimore. will preach at scotts Cl
tomorrow, and Or. Jefferis viii
ciate at All Saints Church
Daniel Layton the crack Unive
of Pennsylvania baseball pitche
here.
After August I there VIII be r'
vaudeville and light operas 9i tn
vilion Proprietor Horn IS havi
STAGE erected. and viii have the
cry here in time for the opening @
new feature for Rehoboth on the
date. a few more men like MIR.
would tend to make the attractiC