Evening journal., 1913-09-15
FISHING GOOD
AT REHOBOTH
Fishermen Making Big HauIS
Summer COttagerS Return
ing to Their Zones

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
REHoBOTH, Del. Sept 15.-The
weather has been very cool here dur
ing the past week Fish have been
running well, immense hauls being
made and the fishermen are realizing
good prices
Epworth NJ e. Church on wednes-
day evening was the scene of a beau
tiful wedding when Clarence Lynch
and Miss Carolyn Pettijohn, only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pet
tijohn, we're welded. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Kelso. and
the Rev. H. B. Kelso officiated. The
flower girls were the Misses May
Kelso and Laura Sharpe The bride
was attended by Miss Alva Carmine.
The ushers we're Charles Derfckson,
John Phillips, Horace Johnson and
Jean Blizzard. The reception was
held at Red Mems Hall
Mrs. William Thurman and son
have closed Hazel Hall to return to
Baltimore.
The Rev. Hamilton B. Phelps, Of
Newark, held services at All Saints
Sunday. Mr.. Phelps and family will
return to Newark this week
Miss Julia Maurer. of Wilmington.
has returned home.-Egmont Horn is
spending his vacation with his par
ents here-William A. Horn enter
I tanned the Rev. B. F. Thompson, Rev.
K. H. J. Andrews, Professor John B.
Ritchie, Lieutenant Hoffman, Egmont
Horn and Charles S. Horn. Sd, on a
sailing party down Rehoboth Bay on
/ Wednesday.-Mrs. Mary L. Powers
has returned from a visit TO her
mother at Kennett Square.-The
Misses Wrightman closed the Bel
haven on Saturday.
Joseph Marvel is convalescing after a
severe weeks illness.-Alrs. s. Forster
and daughter of Wilmington, have re-
turned after spending one month with
her brother, Alfred Scott-Alrs. b. r.
Shaw entertained Mr.. and Mrs. James
Strickler of Wilmington last week
Mrs. Joseph Andrews and children OF
lPittsburg returned after spending three
months at the Bourard Cottage
Mary Murray Sockwood of Washington
is spending the month with her sister
Mrs. Carolyn Rittenhouse-AIrs. Ruth Y
Fisher of Newark, is a guest of Mrs. II
B. Phelps at the Coleman clergy house
The Rev. H. B.. Phelps visited Newark
on Tuesday to officiate az the marriage
of Miss Dorothy Porter, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Porter Professor John b
Ritchie of Wilmington, has returned e
open his office for the fall and wintei
months. Mrs Ritchie remaining here
Ex-senator and Mrs. r. R. Kenney o
Dover, are spending few weeks at theii
cottage near the old Douglas-Mrs Mil
/ Ter Shaw and son Benjamin of Whining
ton have returned home-Ihe Rev. B. +
Thompson; H. B. Phelps, Z. H. j. An
drews and William Arden Horn, Eye
mont, Charles Sd, enjoyed Friday fish
ing at the head Of the bay.
Mrs. william Webb and son of vii
! mington. are at the Rotthouse cottag
spending a month.-John Ludwig, q
Pittsburgh. is visiting Mr.. and Mrl
I Holder.-The Rey..and Mrs. w. l.
4 Murray Of Wilmington, were here 70
! a few days closing their cottage
I The Roman Catholic Church is bein
moved to the corner from its preser
) location and large extension is
be built to it.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
' Warner and Mrs. Charles Middleton
of the club house, have returned hom'
] David Zearfoss of Dover has been
! visitor here the last two weeks.-T.
- Killen is entertaining Louis ?
! Swartz of Philadelphia on a gunnin
Z trip.-The Rev. J. B. Hopkins an
\ family of Greenwood, are at tn
!. Strickland cottage for two weeks.
v Mrs. NJ. E. Parsons and family re
turned to Wilmington after occup,
Y ing the Bradford cottage for he seS
r son.-Rufus A. Roach has finished III
new house for Mrs. Helen Hoffman o
- Virginia avenue and First streets.