Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-10
REHOBOTH BEACH
IN GALA ARRAY
Filled With Summer Visitors, Who
Are Enjoying the Ocean
Breezes.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

| Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
| Rehoboth Beach, July 10.-Rehoboth
| has had a changeabe week of weather,
some days quite cool, then showers, also
a great dear of humidity. The Fourth was
not as big an affair as in some years before,
owing to the numerous amusements in
Georgetown and Lewes, but before night
every available space was filed with
machines, staying until very late at night.
A big dance was held at the Henlopen and
Horns dance hall. The day passed with
out an accident and was very cool.
Mrs. Fred Homan is entertaining friends
from Wilmington.
Townsend Miller and wife of Whining
ton are spending a few days with Mrs.
b. +. Shaw
Mrs. Paul Cranston, who summers here
is entertaining friends.
Elisha Newlin and daughter, Miss
Phoebe Newlin, of Wilmington, spent the
Fourth at the Allison Cottage
Robert T. Rumbold of Washington is
spending a fortnight with his family at
Rumboldune in The Pines.
Lynn Raymond of Wilmington was
with his family over the Fourth.
James Balls family of Wilmington
arrived on Saturday to spend the summer
at their cottage on Pennsylvania avenue.
A. Finnerty of Pittsburg spent the
Fourth, also John Ludwig with their
families, who are at the Holder Cottage
for the summer.
Josiah Marvel motored from Whining
ton the early part of the week and called
at the De Almond cottage.
Miss Mary l.. Powers of Newark,
former principal of the Rehoboth High
School. was here over the weekend with
Miss Sara Short.
Mayor William G. Taylor and wife Of
Wilmington were at the Belhaven for the
week END.
Mrs. j. r. Moore, Miss Constance
Moore of Wilmington and Miss Jeanette
Wylie of New Castle spent the weekend
at the Henlopen Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stokes and Mrs.
Irving and daughter, and Mrs. Stokes
mother of Philadelphia are summering
at the Barrett cottage on Lake avenue.
Misses Julia and Alice Johnson of VIII
mingon spent a few days with their
sister, Mrs. NJ. Penniman, who is sum
mering here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o. Hopkins and
Miss Caroline of Brooklyn, n. Y, are
summering at their bungalow In The
Pines, arriving on Monday.
James II. Boyce, Jr., of Wilmington
was here over the Fourth.
Dr. Grier's family of Milford have
arrived for the summer at their large
cottage on Surf avenue above the Hen
lopen.
Master James Sears and Master Whit
field Hates Of Wilmington spent the week
end with Mrs Ralph ID. Poynter.
Miss Frances Martin of Wilmington Is
summering at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Merrick and family of
Wilmington were at their cottage over
the Fourth.
Miss katherine Ross of Wilmington is
visiting Miss Virginia Lingo.
Miss Alva Carmine of Penns Grove,
n. j., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Carmine, also Alberta Dick and Alice
Dick of Wilmington.
Miss Mary Smith of Milford is visiting
Mrs. Edward Lloyd.
David Hilegas of Wilmington was with
his family over the Fourth.
Thomas Fraim and family of Dover are
at Rehoboth.
The William B. Fosters of Wilmington
are here for the summer, also Charles and
Mrs. Scott and nephew, Mr.. Hill.
Mrs. Miriam Sheppard Davidson is
entertaining her sister and children for
short time.
Governor John G. Townsend's family of
Selbyville are at the Hotel Henlopen.
Mrs Edward Holljes and son of Phila-
delphia are on the beach for a short stay.
William A. Horn returned to New York
on Tuesday, after spending the weekend
with his paren.s here.
Mrs. NJ. Fookes of Laurel has rented
the Fred Gawthrop cottage for July,
arriving on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Francis OF
Wilmington spent the weekend and
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Walls
at Lewes Beach, motoring to Rehoboth
Sunday evening
Rev Percy l.. Donaghay and family of
Middletown will occupy Coleman Clergy |
House for the next three weeks.