Evening journal., 1919-04-12
COTTAGES SCARCE
At REHOBOTH
Early Demand Indicates
Good Season for Della
ware S Popular Resort
HOLMES MARTIN
HOME FROM FRANCE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
REH0BOTH BEACH, April PA mis-
ionary meeting was held at Epworth
W. Z. Church on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Bichl was the speaker
4 pound party was given the Mr..
and Mrs. o. T. Maynard in the base
nent -of The NJ. Z. Church Thursday
aight.
Mrs. Thomas Avery returned last
week after spending some time with
Ter. daughters in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Ross and
daughter of Wilmington were here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs Howard Wiggins and two
laugnters OF New York. are visiting
J. +, Wigigns' family.
Willard : Morse OF New York, has
'entcd Mrs. II. Riley's cottage IN the
Pines for the season.
AAIIif and Mrs. Frank Chase and
daughter spent Tuesday In Whining
,on
Mrs. Fred s. Williams and daughter
spent Tuesday IN Philadelphia.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Red. Mrs. NJ.
Smith and Miss Mary Smith motored
from Milford on Tuesday 10 spend the
day with Mrs. Mary z. Williams.
Cottages are in such demand this
season there are few left Quite a
number Of cottage owners will be
down over the Easter season and open
their cottages.
G. p. Derrickson and family OF Cam
Jen, n. j., VIII stay this season at
heir cottage on Brooklyn avenue.
Mrs. Mary Conner Of Wilmington, Is
building a bungalow on Maryland ave-
1ue and expects 10 occupy IL IN July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salin OF Ridley
Park were in the Pines over The week
,ud.
Al Waite Of Wilmington spent the
week epd at his cottage.
Mrs. Hettle j. Lingo is spending q
'ew days with her son, J. a. Lingo
Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond and
urs. B. F. Shaw motored to Whining
ION on Wednesday TO be gone a few
Jays.
Mrs. Mary Remmlnger returned TO
Oelmar Saturday, after spending sever
u weeks with her daughter, Mrs. John
Hopkins.
William Ruddelrs family. who spent
the winter at Asbury Park, returned
90 spend the summer at their cottage
IN the Pnes.
Charles :. Horn is home from Phil
idelphia. where he spent Ave months
This winter. Mr. Horn viii open
Horns" for an Easter crowd.
Tho town commissioners held \
meeting last Saturday in the town
lall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Foster Of VIII
nington returned after opening their
cottage last week.
Charles s Horn. Jr.. spent part OF
his week in Philadelphia and VIII
Einston
The Ladies' Aid Of the VI. f. Church
held a meeting at the hOmf Of Mrs.
Jacob Thomas on Monday eyenine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tappan have returned
from Wilmington after spending few
lays there.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred s. Homsn Of VIII
nington spent Sunday and Monday at
heir cottage.
Services were held at the All Saints
p E. Church on Tuesday evening and
Wednesday mornng.
Holmes Martin, who has been In
service in France, returned 70 his home
In Lewes on Wednesday evening. lie
IS the son OF Charles Martin.
Mrs. Herbert Burton retuned on
Wednesday evening from a few days
ZIP to Philadelphia
Joseph Paynter and wife OF Phila-
delphia are visiting H. L. Paynter
Mrs. Katie Rolph Of Clayton and |
daughter. Mrs. Margarite Starr, a
trained nurse, Who served overseas, |
and who Just arrived fom Brest last
Tuesday, are 10 spend the season here.