Evening journal., 1920-08-07
REHOBOTH READY
FORLAWMAKERS
Dealing in Water Lilies
Stops When Only Row
Boat Sinks
LARGE AUGUST
CROWD AT SHORE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
REHOBOrH, August Alfred
Carey, secretary to Congressman c.
r. Layton is at RehOboth for the
month OF August. He viii return to
, Washington in September.
Arrangements have been completed
for entertaining members OF the Del
aware Legislature at Rehoboth on Au-
gust IS, following a day at Oak Or
chard. The trip from Oak Orchard 60
Behoboth will be made in motor boats
where the members will be entertain
ed overnight at the Belhaven.
John T. Carey and family of George
town are occupying a cottage here for
a couple Of weeks. They are enter
tanning the Misses Ruth and Virginia
Carey OF Camden, y. J.
The heavy dealing in waterlilies
from the Henlopen Lake stopped sud
denly when the only rowbOat on the
lake was sunk. Small boys, VIII =
were getting good prices for lilies, are
now unable to get them.
The water is beim1 rapidly drained
from Silver Lake and il is understood
that the lake will be filled in for
building lots.
Two seaplanes OF the Fourth Dis
trict Coast Guard were up and down
the beach yesterday afternoon.
c. S Richards, Georgetown attorney,
was in town over the evening visit
inc his sister. Mrs. Walker Miffin.
The program for the sacred concert
10 be given by Madden's Orchestra al
the HenlOpen Sunday evening follows
Coronation March, Mayerbeer; selec-
ton from Royal NagabOnd," COhan
Evening star" from Tannhauser
Wagner; selection from 'Maritana. %
Rossni; Overture from William
Tell" Rossini; violin solo, Concerto,
The guests at the Belhaven this
week included Mrs. p. l.. Garrett
and dauehter Of Wilmington; Mr.. and
Mrs. James WoodaH and two daugh-
ters, Massey Md; Miss Francis Wat
kins. Odessa: DR.. and Mrs. d. /
Lewis, Middletown; Mr.. and Mrs; II
w Porter and family. Wilmington
Miss Eva Thomas, Baltimore; Mrs
Hoehling and. daughters, Ruth anf
Helen, Philadelphia; l.. w. Lapp
Philadelphia; F. D. Warshauer, WI
mington: J. Henry Oster, Baltimore
r. Pusey. Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Smith, Chester; Miss Sarah y
Neal. Wilmington: John Dugan, WI
mington: Miss Alice Wilson, Baltl
more: Mrs Geraldine Lewis and MIS-
Coulson and daughter, Jean, Bait
more: Mr.. and Mrs. +. Jones and Mr
and Mrs. Kendrick Wylie, BrldgS
VILE; c.. r. Hunter, Washington, ID.
Charles S. Horn has added a jazz or
chestra which is attracting Dl'
crowd each night TO the dances.
Mrs. James K Rowland OF LeWes
has rented a cottage for August.
Miss Jennie Griffin Of Wilmington
is visiting her sister, Mrs. RoDer
Rolph.
Robert D. Hinkley, who has just re
turned from Europe, is here for IN
j. Hall Anderson and family o
Dover are here for a visit.
Miss Anne B. Dodd is entertainin
Miss Ida Scott Of Philadelphia ml
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Teeple, Jr., ar
entertaining this week Mr.. Teeple
brother and sister at their bungaio'
in the Pines.
Mrs. Jones and several friends
Wilmington, spent Sunday at the re
haven.
Edmund Mitchell Of WiIminstol
was with his family over the weel
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Shaw al
in Wilmington this week.
Mrs. Paul Cranston Is entertainlr
her brother and sister and Miss Ilo'
Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Of Clayton al
spending the week here.
Miss Marian Stewart OF Whining
ton. is spending two weeks here.
Mrs. Jennie Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs. y
r. Lamborn. Jr., w. T. Lamborn, ST
are at the Raymond Cottage for
month
Governor Townsend's family are
the Henlopen Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Metten Of Baltimor
with their daughters, are spending Il
month at the klwanian Cottage.