Milford chronicle., 1928-03-30
Rehoboth Beach

Everybody from everywhere at
tended the dance at Hotel Henlopen,
Saturday evening, March "a. The lar
gest crowd of the season was pres
ent. The orchestra rendered eX-
ceedingly poppy music. There was
exhibition dancing, also IN elimi-
nation dance which held every one
in suspense to see each time who
were called out. The lucky couple
was Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lyle, Of
RehObOth.
Mrs. William A. Morrison, Jr.,
spent the past week at Hotel Hen
lopen while furnishing her new cot
tage, which is located on Silver
Lake.
Mrs. Homer Barry and daughter,
Miss Helen, are spending several
weeks at Hotel HenlOpen. Mr.. Barry
spent the weekend with them.
A large number of cottages were
opened over the weekend.
Work has been completed on the
bridge over Lake Gerar, ind the
road was opened up Sunday to the
public.
The spring weather that we have
been enjoying brought great crowds
to Hotel Henlopen over the week
end, filling it to its capacity. Plans
are being made to open additional
rooms this coming week to be in
readiness for the Easter crowds.
Among the guests were: F. H. Char
dale, Wilmington; c. Harwin Smith,
Wilmington; William C. Jones, Will
mington; R. M. Dwyer, Philadel-
phia; B. G. BransOn, Cleveland,
Ohio; H. c. Randall, Baltimore, Md;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hope, Whining
ton; G. Mahaney, Salisbury, Md; w.
J. Ernest, Salisbury, Md; M. Wat
son, Salisbury, Md; A. f. Sheppard
Baltimore; E. M. Cosden, Whining
ton; Miss A. K. ShallcrOss, West
Chester, Pa; w. ]. Sanford, New
port, Tenn; Russell Gilpin, Tren-
ton, N. j.; Miss Elizabeth G. Wales,
Wilmington; Miss Helen Gilpin,
Trenton, N. j.; w. A. Speakman,
Miss Ruth Speakman,
F. S. Garrett, Whining
ton; w. A. Speakman, Sr., Whining
ton; Mrs. Joseph P. Wales, Whining
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Dalton,
Lansdowne, Pa; Albert G. F. Cur
ran, Philadelphia; Mrs, J. S. Shern,
Philadelphia; Joseph Bachman,
Philadelphia; D. Ashton Bardsley,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Jenvier, New Castle; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Dalton, Moore, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Raughley, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, Phila-
lelphia; J. R. Bailey, Wilmington;
Hiss J. S. Bailey, Wilmington; J. A.
9earce, Milford; Mrs. w. A. Pearce,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. D. Davis,
Miss Strassburger,
Calvin Afflerbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. ,
Germantown, Pa;
Irs. Walter Morris, Dover; B. M.
ireen, Dover; w. ]. Terry, Dover;
I. B. Smithers, Philadelphia; Mr..
nd Mrs. S. NJ. Harrington and fam {
y, Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall :
lxnicios, Washington, D. c.; Leon /
I'd Bloke, Washington, D. c.; Mr.. /
nd Mrs. John Stanton, Walling-
ord, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. KY '
EFT and family, Wallingford, Pa;
If. and Mrs. c. E. Speakman, Smyr- '
a.; Miss Nan Richardson, Philadel-
hia; Miss Helen Chatham, Philadel- {
hia; H. A. Sulzer, Philadelphia; w. Il
Bryan, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. !
L. Grier, Milford; Mr.. and Mrs. F. y
Harrington, Harrington; Mr.. and a. a.
rs. Howard Lyell, Rehoboth; G. E. ~ ~
edding, Wilmington; L. I. Crossan, y
Miss Mabel COhee, X
Md; w. w. Goldsbor- y
Ugh, Greensboro, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. q
Tillard Springer, Jr., Wilmington; >,
con G. Moore, Harrington; Mr.. and a A
RS. John Hudgins, Washington, D. n
j.; Philip Coyne, Wilmington; Jas. g,
pruance, Wilmington; J. H. Dage- -,
lis, Wilmington. E,