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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. Howard Matthews returned
to Annapolis yesterday evening on
the City of Milford.
Miss Mamie Bradley, of Hurlock,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Travers, this city.
Mr.. Paul Willis has returned to
East New Market, after visit to
his uncle, Mr.. John Willis, Oakley
street.
Miss Sallie Webster Dorsey State
Librarian returned toA nnapolis yes
terday evening on the City of Mil
ford.
Mr.. Lloyd Jones has resigned his
position with Simmons & Blades, and
accepted one with VIM. H. Thomas.
contractor and builder.
Mrs. Ralph Reese, of Chesapeake
City is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs SaH5el W. Woolford. at
! Woolford, Md.
Remember the card party tonight,
| in aid of the Claiborne Fresh-Air
Society, at the Armory, at o'clock.
Ices and cakes will be served. and
handsome prizes given.
DR.. and Mrs. Compton RELY, of
Baltimore, spent the Easter sea-
son in this city, as the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Steele. Church
street.
Mrs. Hubert H. Wright and little
son are visiting Mrs. Wright's pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Whit
more, at their home at GAINESVILLE.
Virginia
Mr.. Edward Drennen left this at
ternoon on the train, en- route for
Crisfield, to attend the sessions of
the Wilmington Conference. which
is meeting at that place.
Mr.. Edward Elliott, OF Bishops
Head, and Miss Nettie Travers, of
Fishing Creek, were married We'd
nesday, March 26, at the Baptist
Parsonage, in this city. Rev. Amos
Clary officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Marion Leonard,
of Cordova, Talbot county, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Cora A., to Mr.. James P. Mills. Jr..
of Cambridge. The marriage will
take place early in April.
Mr.. Gator Woolford, who has
been spending several days visiting
his sister, Miss L. Belle Woolford,
at her home on Locust street, left
yesterday afternoon. en- route for
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. George Bourns, who recently
accepted a position with the Eastern
Shore Development Steamship Co..
left yesterday afternoon for Anna
polls, where he will spend several
days at the Company's offices.
See Harvey & May, in a singing,
dancing and comedy act, at the Au-
ditorium tonight. Two Biograph
comedies and a Broncho Billy to-
night. The Inauguration of Presi-
dent Wilson this week, sure.
Miss Margaret Small entertained
number of friends at bridge, at
her home 1.-THE Cedars, near town.
Tuesday afternoon, in honor OF
Miss Eliza Greene, of Centreville
who is the guest of Miss Mary
Henry.
Mr.. Edw. S. Phillips, who recently
purchased the Barton home, at the
corner of Mill and Locust streets,
is having the office building which
has stood on the property for
number of years removed. This will
greatly improve the appearance of
the property, as we'll as enhance its
value.
The pupils of the Academy school
have purchased from John Wanna
maker & Co., a handsome, all-wool
bunting American flag, whose di-
mansions are it. by Oft. Tomor-
row, at two o'clock, the flag will be
raised, and appropriate exercises
will be held. Mr.. J. L. Kerr, a
member of the State Board of Edu-
cation, will deliver an address, and
the children will sing the national
hymn. Upon this occasion it is re-
quested that the patrons of this
school will be present.
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