Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
MIDSUMMER DAYS
At REH0B0TH BEACH
Delswsrc's Famous Resort is Prov
ing q Mecca for Persons From
All Over the State.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach, July 3.--Rehoboth
had an extremely warm, dry week, up TO
| Thursday, with no rain. Farmers are
satisfied with crops this year despite the
! long, cold, rainy late spring. Growing
things never looked better.
Children's Day services were held la,t
Sunday night at Midway Presbyterian
Church. The program was beautifully
rendered. Miss Josephine Tracey sang
a solo. The church was filed.
Mrs. Miriam Sheppard Davidson, who
Is summering here and has charge Of the
| dancing at Horns Rustic Garden, gave
pretty dance on Friday night at the
garden, known as the butterfly dance.
Each girl was dressed 70 represent a
butterfly and led by Miss Priscilla David
son the dance was beautifully done and
great success.
William A. Horn of New York and Chas.
Jr., who has just returned from Rotter-
dam, Holland, as wireless operator on
steamship, are spending the week end
and over the Fourth with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Horn.
The boardwalk is almost finished and
the walk over the causeway by the lake
will be started as soon as the ocean walk
is finished.
Fred s. Williams Of Laurel was with his
family over the week end.
Fred A. Ross of Wilmington was here
over the week end.
Paul Cranston's family Of Wilmington
motored down on Tuesday and are az
their bungalow for the season.
Mrs. James Hughes Of Dover is here
with a large house party Of children.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ewing are
entertaining their daughters family Of
Wilmington.
Mrs. Harry RAMON Of New York is
here with her children for the summer
Miss Anna Haxxard Of Rehoboth is
making extensive alterations TO her cot
taRe on Park avenue ready for summer
occupancy.
The Henlopen Hotel opened last week
and il fast filing for the season with their
usual big dance Of the Fourth Of July,
their orchestra arriving on Saturday.
Mrs. Madge Young and daughter
Mary Of Ridley Park arc at the Rotthouse
Cottage until September.
The old Bradford cottage has been
moved from the lot on the surf TO Virginia
avenue, near the surf.
Mr.. Poole's family Of Philadelphia are
sunmering at the Hoffman Cottage on
Pennsylvania avenue.
DR.. Henry Branham Of Baltimore has
been here this week.
Charles NJ. Upham is with his family
over the Fourth. Mr.. Uphsm's family
is surmerIng here.
Andrew Lynch and family of George
town were guests last Sunday at the Cole
man Clergy House OF the Rev. s. d. Van
Loan and sister, Mrs Beech.
Vim. Drein, formally OF here, but re-
siding in Wilmington, IS visiting his aunt,
Mrs Josephine Carmine
Mrs. NJ, Lynch Of Wilmington is here
for the summer, having recently pur-
cha sed the large Ross cottage.
John GovatOs family of Wilmington are
here for the summer
T. Price and family Of Smyrna are
summering at their cottage on Baltimore
avenue
The manager Of the Blue Hen theatre is
making IT very attractive by giving it
coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Metten Of
Wilmington were here over Sunday,
stopping at the Belhaven
Mrs. Frank West Of Philadelphia re-
turned on Tuesday 20 Philadelphia after
spending month az the large Clark
bungalow in the Pines Mrs. West will
return on Saturday with hertwo daughters
10 take the small Clark bungalow for /
the summer.
The summer services have commenced
for the season az All Saints F. E. Church
and will be held ON Sundays instead Of
Tuesday evenings
Horns department store is well stocked
with everything visitors need at the shore,
with an immense ice cream plant, where
all creams and ices are made fresh each
day.
Chas Horn has made neat improvement
20 his ice cream parlors and soda fountain
it being much more roony and cool
Howard Gilbert, who, with his wife
is summering here, is on business for
few days in Baltimore.