Milford chronicle., 1925-08-28
Lewes News


John B. Wines and family, OF
Philadelphia, are spending a few
weeks at the Ocean House on LeWes
Beach.
Howard NJ. Long, of Philadelphia
is spending a few days at his cottage
on Lewes Beach.
Henry c. Lank and family, of
Washington, D. c., are spending a
few weeks at their cottage on Lew
es Beach.
A representative of the Las Flores
Hotel Company, which proposes TO
build a 100000 hotel along the
ocean front in Rehoboth Heights
within the next few months, has
been in Lewes and RehOboth Beach
for several days selling Z per cent
accumulative preferred stock. Ine
erection of the hotel is to begin
within a months time and will nave
a frontage of 200 feet and When
completed this proposed hotel Will
he tbe greatest asset for Rehoboth
Reach. 1t will mean much toward
+be further development of the Re
hoboth Heights. Already num-
her of houses have been contracted
for to be built this season.
Mrs. Lena Mccormick and nus
band, of Philadelphia, spent tne
mast week with postmaster and MIS-
Napoleon B. Register.
Mrs. Ella G.. Rockefeller, OF VIII
mington, formerly Of LeWes' is
spending a week with Mr.. and MIS-
George c. West.
George A. Nelson, of Georgetown
and daughter, Mrs. Nellie Walker
and husband, Of near Philadelphia,
were Lewes visitors during the past
week. ,4,
one of the most interesting events
of the summer at Rehoboth Beach
was the recital, given on Thursday
evening for the benefit of the Beeoe
Hospital at the Railroad veterans
clubhouse. on the boardwalk, by
summer visitors and women of the
town of Rehoboth Beach. With the
hospital just short distance from
Rehoboth, the citizens of Rehoboth
are naturally interested in its sue
cess. Those giving the recital were
Mrs. Katherine Wales, soprano, OF
Wilmington; Miss Kathryn Alva
Ross. contralto, of New York; and
Miss Florence Salin, accompanlst, OF
Wilmington. Although the evening
was a stormy one, the attendance
was very good.
The Delaware State Bankers AS
sociation will hold its regular an
nual meeting at the Hotel Henlopen'
Rehoboth Beach, Thursday, Septem-
ber 3rd; two sessions are scheduled
one in the afternoon and the other
in the evening" E. E. Agger asso-
ciate professor Of Economics at COL
umbia University will talk on
"Closer Relations Between the FED
eraI Reserve Bank and the Banks Oh
Delaware" at the afternoon session;
which will start at 2 o'clock (stand-
ard time). The officers Of the organ
ization are: Walter W. Hynson'
Smyrna, president; Haldeman u
Stout, Wilmington, vice-pres1dent;
David M. Hillegas, Wilmington, sec
Members OF tne
executive committee are: DR.. U. W.
Hooker. Lewes; Howard M. Buck
son, Dover; John Richardson Jr"
Wilmington.
Lewis D. Messick and wife, OF
Philadelphia, who have been visiting
relatives here, have returned to their
home.
Miss Helen N. Carson who is en-
ployed by the DUPONT Company IN J
New York City, and who has been
confined in a hospital in that city
,or some weeks with typhoid fever
was able to come to the home of her
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. William
I. Carson, and is rapidly improving. {
Mr.. Samuel N. Tammany, Of VIII
nington, is spending his vacation
With his daughter here on South ST.
hrs. Arthur W. Marshall, Jr. !
Enthusiasm is running high here
mong the local baseball fans as to e
Who will win the pennant in the
american and National League. T
when the Giants lost the double
eader to Pittsburg on Saturday, one .
f tbe fans was very much down =
earted and can't be seen on the y