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Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. Allen Russell, of Baltimore,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jos. Wal
ker, at her home in this city.
Invitations are out for the Christ
mas dance to be given by the Cam
bridge Cotillion Club; the dance
will be held at the Armory, the ev-
ening of Dec. Goth.
The remains of Mrs. Sophia Vane,
who died at her home at Hicksburg
Sunday morning, were buried this
afternoon at the family burying
ground, on the Beaver Neck road.
Miss Violet Richmond, a gradu-
ate In elocution of Southern Semi
nary. Buena Vista, Va, will substi-
tute tonight saint Salvatore Last
Race" for "Ten Nights in a Bar
ROOM" which was recited at the
AuQlUOrlum last night.
=. Mr.. Fielder G.. Jones, Jr.,o New
York, is visiting his parents, JUS
tiee and Mrs. Fielder G. Jones, at
their home on Travers street. Mr..
A. William Jones, also of New
York, is also the guest of his bro
Their, Justice Jones.
Rev. Geo. w. Wray, pastor Of
Grace Church, preached a very able
sermon last Sunday evening, the
first of series of sermons on the
Ten Commandments. He is a
scholarly man, and the large audi
ence listened attentively to every
word.
Hamilton Fish Armstrong, who
was a member of the graduating
class last year at the Gilman Coun-
try School at Baltimore, has been
elected one of the editors of Daily
Princetonian, the newspaper pub
lished by the undergraduates of
Princeton University.
No one could possibly ask for
prettier weather than we are hav-
ing at this time; persons who do
not get their Christmas shopping
done can certainly not offer the ex-
cuse that the weather has not been
suitable. Only seven more days
remain before Christmas.
The anniversary evening at the
last night was unusual
ly we'll attended, the place being
crowded from the time of opening
until quite late in the evening.
Much favorable comment was heard
concerning both the vaudeville and
the pictures.
Mr.. w. A. Burkins, of Darling
ton, Md, announces the marriage
of his daughter, Hattie M, to Mr..
Ruskin B. Warren, which took place
last Saturday, Dec. IA. at Ellicott
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren will re-
side at ZIG Carton avenue, Balti-
more. Mr.. Warren, the groom, is
the son of Mr.. Louis X. Warren, of
this city.
in this issue will be
found full page announcement by
the Baltimore Yellow Trading Stamp
Company. The announcement con-
tains list of the merchants who
give Yellow Trading Stamps, and
also states that most cordial invi-
tation is extended the public to call
at Harrington & Bayly's store and
inspect the choice line of premiums
which they have on display.
Little Flora Hooper, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Warren Hooper,
met with a very painful accident
afternoon about O'Clock
when she dislocated her elbow and
fractured her arm. She was play
ing with her little brother at the
time, in the back yard of their
home, when she fell, sustaining the
Injuries named above. While the
injury was very painful, she is
reported as getting along nicely.
DR.. C. F. Burnam, associate at
Johns Hopkins Hospital, and also
Of DIR. Howard Kelly, at his private
sailed on Saturday from
New York, on the steamship Kron-
Cecilie, of the North
German Lloyd Line, for Europe,
where he will spend sometime in
he study Of the uses of radium in
he treatment of disease. DR.. Bur-
nam Is we'll known in Cambridge, be-
ng Surgeon in Chief at. the CAM
bridge Hospital.
The Eastern Shore Development
Steamship Company proposes to
branch out still further in the trans
,ortation business on the Choptank
liver route, and will establish ser
rice between Tilghman's Island, Nea-
7itt. Bellevue, Oxford, Secretary,
Windy Hill and Easton Point. This
inc will be entirely local, but it
8 expected to enable the shippers
rom the points mentioned above to
get their products to the city sew
eral hours ahead of the present
schedule of the B., C. & A.