Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
EARLY AUTUMN At
REH0D0TH BEACH
September Seashore Visitors
Are Finding Much En-
joyment.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach, Sept i7-There
are now plenty of FISH. clans ard
oysters IN the market.
Mrs. NJ Hopes motored here from
Wilmington on wednesday and re~
NAMED until Thursday.
Miss Mary Smith returned to Will
nington on Sunday.
Miss Constance Moore of Whining
ten was recent guest OF Miss Arm
strong
Lockwood Pratt OF Milford Is
visiting his mother ut the Bellehayen.
Mrs. X. -. Hinckley and daughter,
Gladys, and Robert Hlnckley OF Wash
ington, are visiting Il u. Hinckley.
The Holiday Mifiins left for Cam
den this week for the winter.
Mrs. II. Dodson returned TO her
home In Baltimore on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pepper OF
Cleveland. O., are visiting Mrs. Eliza
beth Pepper on Maryland avenue.
| Paul Cranston stopped here this
eek. Jean Cranston returned TO VI IL
mington on Sunday to enter school
after spending the summer here with
her parents. The Cranstons will re-
turn home this week.
Mrs Ned s. williams and children
| Of Laurel, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Wilgus and family
left for Georgetown on Tuesday and
will remain there thin winter. They
have opened large department store
there.
Mrs j. M. Horn OF Wilmington Is
spending the week with Mrs. Edmund
Mitchell.
Mrs. Truman Campbell has re-
turned TO Wilmington after spending
two weeks at the shore.
Mrs. Joshua Conner entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society at her home on
Sept. 13.
The Misses stadelman OF Whining
| ton have spent some time ht their
bungalow on Park avenue.
Mrs. Henry Holder, Mrs John Lud.
wig and daughter, and William Holder
returned TO Pittsburg on Tuesda,
after spending the summer at thei
cottage.
Mrs. Hugh johnson and Mary John
son returned TO Washington this weel
after spending the summer here.
, The Young Women's Christian As
sociation closed it's cottage ON Tuer
day, when Miss Hines, the manager
returned to Baltimore.
The William B. Fosters returned Z
Wilmington on Monday after spendln
the summer here.
NnFN ~
, st. Georges.
Joseph Marvel and II. Carmon {
, I3ridgeville were here over the week
end.
Christian Frederick and Dick Hanb
of Wilmington spent the week
: motoring through the State and stor
ped at Rehoboth over Thursday nigh
The ladies' OF the Bellehaven, VIII
!, lare September guests, gave a delight
ful dance at the hotel on Thursda
night. After the dance they were In
vited to the cottage OF Mrs. Clarenc
Killen, where refreshments were er
: ljoyed.
Jane Luigo entertained her cousin
Mildred Prettyman OF Milton, ar
: kathaleen Baylls of Lewes, for w
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Ross and Mi
o Katherine of Wilmington are spen'
ing two weeks at the Ross cottage.
: Mrs. Percy Smith and Miss Jan
n Hardy of Wilmington spent two weel
d at the Bellehaven. returning hon
o Sunday.
: Miss Norma Bowen and Miss Mari;
lie Devine of Wilmington, spent a sho
IS time here recently.
IS DIR. and Mrs. Rowland Paynter
ID Georgetown spent several days here.
Mrs. Graham r. Park was {
s. guest of Judge and Mrs. Watson He
le rIngton, on Surf avenue, recently.
Of Mrs. \. w. Armstrong and fam
in ape occupying the Anderson Gotta
d. this month.
IS Miss Elizabeth Emory of SeafC
nt motored to Rehoboth on Sunday
visit friends.
" Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brown closed tn
9 cottage on Delaware avenue on Mo
70 day and returned TO Mt. Washingt'