Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
REHOBOTH GETTING
READY FOR SEASON
MANY Cottagers Already at he
sort; Interesting Exercises at
School Closing.

s,ecia, Correspondence of Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach, May 31.-We have
had tho entire week OF cold stormy easter
IL winds. and rain and drizzle Win hres
GOING On Thursday the wind still cast,
the SIN shone but it was still cool. we
have had frosts almost every night making
asparagus crop short and berries SLOW
rinening The farmers are not being hurt
so far. as everything looks extra wen anu
thrifty. a
NIr. and Mrs. Frank J.. DeArmond
had guests over the weekend.
Alfred Poore and family of Wilmington
- - tho;r S1rf Ayenue Cottage.
Miss X. Bradford of Wilmington was
v;s;tor here over the weekend
Mrs. ". PAYNE of Baltimore IS IN the
VIRGINIA Avenue Hoffman Cottage Tor
the summer season.
Sunday morning last Rev. ii; Grant
Of Epworth NJ. L. Church preached ti1c
sermon to the graduates OF the hehooo0i
High school. ~.4.,-,,
held services at all Saints P.E.Church on
Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gilbert OF balt-
more have rented the Black bungalow
in the Pines and have moved IN LOT inc
summer. ~, ,,.oo,,
Al Waite OF W itmlnStuh sP0Ai' w
end here at his cottage.
Lawrence Gwym, Joe brah :II \, -
Baltimore spent Wednesday with Mrs'
Crace Rranham and daughter, Josie
Colonel and Mrs. j. {. Gilmore OF MIA
delphia are here for the summer.
The senior Cooking Class entertainer
Miss Bessie Rov, domestic Science TEACHER
~ the home of the Misses Trultt on l ueS-
day evening by presenting her win
bnautifnI blue China Tea set and tray
as an aDnreciation of her services. Music
and refreshments were served laIeI.
Miss Nettie Tapp IS in Philadelphia
over the weekend.
The work Of the new board walk IS pro-
crossing very fast and will bc compie'eu
lIr, and Mrs. Fred :. Williams are beng
congratulated on the birth OF daughttr
on Monday morning, Miss Eieitiol To- -
Williams.
CONGRATULATED on the birth Of daughter
on Sunday morning. Miss Betty louise.
i number If Automobile parties were
ovnr from Ievcs to the commencement
on Wednesday night making the town I'VE
II for several hours.
The Rehoboth High School held their
commencement at the iblue hen ntoil'S
IN "Wednesday night to a croWded nous
with not an available seat ieit hc clss9
Vas the largest Of any Vet. being elgiiI
graduates. The stage was tasteiuliN dec,
Grated with flags, flowers ana schoot
colors. An orchestra from salisbury rem
dered yer, tine music. I}r. 1t. looneF f,a'e
the address his topic beng. IS tducat ioh
worth While2' which was very hne. Mt.
HarIeStv state superintendent q pu9hc
schools presented the diplomas with Is"
remarks. The graduates were: Miss Elsie
and Edith Hill. Miss Hetue and lcoha
Pavnter. Miss Anna Holland, Miss Mar
ian Fisher. Miss Ruth T. Ireel, Mr..
seton Maenadier, after the Pcfleiiction
by Rev. II. Grant Of the n +. hurch
dancing was INDUCED in II horn inc
orchestra furnishing. music. Mt Horn ser
we'd the graduating class with ICE cream
and cake.
George Mccullough Of Wilmington
Was here watching the moving OF ms large
cottage from Surf avenue The cottage
viii be in place IN few DAYS.
Judge David Marvel Of Wilmington Is
spending few days with his daughter
Mrs. Frank l. DeArmond-
Mrs Ida Van Falkenburg, Of Albany
\ y. lectured in Epworth NJ. L. Church
on Tuesday evening Of this week she Is
organizer and lecturer for the National
W c. T. Z. She also spoke at NJ. r.
Church. Laurel on Thursday and Mrs
RaInh Wingate, Miss Geo. Roacbe. Miss
Sarah Short. Miss Anna Hazard ,Clarenc
Lynch. They motored there and back'