The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-19
THE DAILY BANNER
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

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The choir of Christ Church wi
meet in the church tonight prompt
ly at o'clock.
Mrs. w. u. Matthews and little son
Emerson. of EIkins, W. Va, arrived OF
the boat thi, mnrning and are the guest
of Mr. and MIS-. John :. Matthews
We>%End Ave.
The woman shall not wear tina
] which pertaineth unto a man, nei
| Their shall man put on a woman
/ garment for all that do so ar,
! abomination unto the Lord thy God
-Deuteronomy-22-5.
Childrens Day services will b,
held at Chateau NJ. P Church Sun
day, June 4. Under the superinten
dency of Rev. D. w. Anstine AN ex
cellent program has been arranged
and the services are certain to be
a delight to all those who attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams left
on the afternoon train today fol
Dover, Del, where they will attend
a large banquet to be given to-
night at the Hotel Richardson by
the Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany, to its agents in this district
Mr.. J. w. Brown, the well-known
moving picture man, is spending to-
day in Salisbury. While Mr. Brown
admits that he likes Cambridge very
much better than he does Salisbury,
still he likes to go back occasional
ly to see how things are there.
DIR. R. J. Price has just returned
to his home in Vienna after a very
pleasant visit to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, where he has been the
guest of his children, Mrs. c. B.
Hearn and Mrs. J. C. Cooke, of Bal
timore, and Mr.. A. S. Price,of Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. John Pans Palmer, IF Schenect-
ady, n. \. and Mrs. Henry X. H. Sail.
err, of Washington, ID. g., we're week end
guests of Miss Roxy Hackett at "Maple-
ton," her home near Hurlock. Mrs.
Palmer who was formerly Miss Lola
Jones, of Quantico. Md is we'll known
in this county.
On account of the fact that it
has been simple impossible to get
the trash and rubbish hauled out to
the dump pile in shape to burn to-
night, the big bon fire has been
postponed until a little later. Due
notice will be given in the Banner
of the time appointed.
The Quot Club has been doing a
rushing business during the past
few days, it requiring the services
of one person, nearly all the time,
to fill in the holes which they dig.
The warm weather seems to have
but little influence over their ex-
ertions; in fact, they seem to do
better work during the hot spell.
The concert tonight will undoubt-
eddy be one of the best that has
ever been given in this city These
participating have been doing hard
work getting in readiness for the
event and there seems to be every
reason for feeling that it will be a
grand success. Aside, too, from
he fine musical program to be rem
Tered, the cause for which the en-
is being given appeals
% the public.
There will be an illustrated lee
.ure at the Auditorium tomorrow,
afternoon, at four o'clock,
or the children of Cambridge and
he vicinity, given under the direc-
ion of Messrs. Yutaka Minakuchi
md David H. Brown. Parents are
cordially invited to bring their chill
1ren to this lecture, which was
scheduled to have taken place sew
erali weeks ago, but owing to the
TACT C0dC In6 Hills luleuueu lOl
use here were, through a mistake,
sent to Cambridge, Mass, it was
found necessary to postpone it un-
til tomorrow. Admission free.
There will be an excellent game
of base ball at the New Athletic
Park Saturday afternoon, when the
East New Market High School base
ball team will cross bats with the
High School team. These
two teams have played one interest
ing game this season, the game be-
ing won by the Cambridge team.
Since then, however, the East New
Market team has been strengthened
and they will make a determined
effort to win the game Saturday.
An admission price of 10 cents will
be charged to defray expenses of
the game