Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-21
EARl Y AUTUMN At
REHOB0TH BEACH
Summer is Over. But Many Per
sons Still Enjoying Themselves
by the Sea.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach. Sept. 2i-Deug'it
full weather has prevailed the past "eeh'
with a very acceptable ram Tor crops on
Tuesday The crops around TINS ,, VI
cinity are more than good thus iah' !"
canneries are overloaded with tomatoes
and are working at nights. hiring all the
noSsihle help around tho country
The Henlopen and Belhaven Hotel
cjosed for the season last week. after a
good season. \ number of families
would have remained longer II the hotels
had kept open.
Mrs Fred ! stevens chaperoncd a
partv of Young folks from Oak Orchard
recently stopping IN overnight
The Young folks are still dancing at
Horns every evening, trying to hotd
on to the season as long as possible
Miss Ncttic Tappan had tew friends
Al cards ON Monday evening
Miss Martha PrettNman. OF t"derais-
burg Md has been at the shock Cottag
for three weeks She returned home on
Tuesday
The Blue Triangle Trio, who are tour
ing thu, state will he at the Blu Hen
tonight Miss Aid ardice will lecture
while slides will illustrate the war work
activities of the Y. W. {. \
Mrs. Paul Cranston and daughter
Jean. OF. Wilmington. returned home
SATURDAY, after spending the summer here
The y. ". G A. cottage closed on
Saturday. They had = very successful
season
Mis-, Mary Holljes Of Baltimore is IN
the Hollics Cottage on Olive avenue Tor
the remainder OF this month.
Mrs. !. Spoovcr and children OF Buffalo,
y. y. are in the Poole Cottage for two
weeks
Herman Roach and Hance Phillips
visited Newark between trains OF We'd
nesday.
MIR and Mrs. L. NJ Price and boys
returned 10 their home IN Smyrna, on
Monday, after being in the cottage all
summer
Mrs Holiday MifTin visited Mrs
David Hllegas IN Wilmington all OF LAST
week
Miss Truitt and Miss Blanche Truitt
had three tables at cards on Thursday
evening Their guests We're: Misses Ada
Whiterow, Of Philadelphia, katherine
Ross of Wilmington, Nettie Iappan
and Linda Chase, from here, and Alessrs
Mitchell. Baker. Stockwell Carlson,
Borem and Hickling from the Naval
base ana j. L. S3TTlfT Oi lttSuhiE
Derrick Lingo, son Of John A. Lingo,
is attending school in Washington.
Holiday Aliffiin entered Wesleyan
Collegiate Institute in Dover on Monday.
He will be here for the week ends.
Miss Virginia Lingo is attending state
Normal Schol at West Chester. Pa.
Mrs II. c. Stadeiman. Mis- fienryctte
Stadelman and Miss Mary StsdelmaR
of Wilmington arc with Miss Rose Nirden
of Dover in the Nlrden hunga ,ow on Oak
avenue for two weeks.
I.ammlS X More of Hewett \ n,
and Miss katherine NJ Ralph. Of Delmar,
were married iii \ll Saints Church. on
Thursday bv Wcv William II Darhle
at >eafard
The farmers arr bringln every morning
r Sd IL your door some very tine corn.
tina beans tomatoes and appFls
t~h and crabs are ID season Just now
lr Margaret Handy OF John Hopkins
H.~pltal. Baltimore Md IS spending
a month with relatives in the Bell cottage
Rev G. Thatcher Pfeitfcr formerly
nt Laurel. now OF Summcrheld \ y.
and Rev e. H NanLoan Of Georgetown.
Nere IN ne Pfeiffcr bungalow. on Thurs
6aV a d Friday OF his week
MIR and Mrs Fred A. Ross and Miss