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Auditorium tonight.
Beware of the beauty that is
only paint deep.
Mr.. E. F. Pielter, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. Guy LeCompte, at
his home near Cambridge.
Mr.. Daniel B. LeCompte has re-
turned home, after having spent
sometime in Philadelphia on bust
ness.
| Miss Sallie Lawson has returned
to hire home in this city. after a
pleasant visit with friends in the
county.
ed to his home at Baltimore, after
spending sometime in this city visit
ing relatives.
He does big work who has the
heart to conceive, the understand
ing to direct, and the hand to
execute.-Hesiad.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. Guy LeCompte
have returned to their home on
Locust street, after spending some
| time at Atlantic City.
| Mr.. Ralph Marshall, of Whining
ton. Del, is visiting his parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Lay Marshall. at
their home on Willis street.
Worry is the root of all the cow
ardly passions; it is a sneak thief,
and is one of the rankest forms
of egotism.-Horace Fletcher.
A John Bunny comedy, a novel
Civil War picture, and Western
drama of the gold country, is the
picture program at the Auditorium
tonight.
Mr.. Barton Shepherd has return
ed to his home in Washington, aft
er spending several days as the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Edgar Bay
ly, High street.
Miss Grace Cannon left on the
boat this evening, en- route for
New York, where she will spend
sometime before going to Oxford,
North Carolina
Prof and Mrs. John o. Neigh
bors left today for Centerville,
where Mr.. Neighbors has accepted
a position as Commercial Director
of Queen Anne's county.
Mr.. Arnold J. Tschantre, who
has recently completed course
in engraving at Lancaster, Pa, has
accepted position with ]. S.
Kreeger, optician and jeweler, at
Chestertown.
Mrs. Allan Spencer and children,
of Baltimore, have returned home,
after having spent several days
this week as guests of Mr.and Mrs.
Daniel o. Seward, at their home
on Academy street.
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Mrs. j. Edward Reid and two
children, Ruth Macnfchol and Jas.
Edward, Jr., of Baltimore, have re-
turned home, after pleasant visit
to Mrs. Reds parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Jas. R. Thomas. this city.
Mrs. Elmer Christopher and Miss
May Foister have returned to their
homes in Baltimore, after spending
several days with Mrs. Christopher's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milbourn Can
non. at their home on Willis st.
The Postoffice Department an
nounced yesterday the appointment
of Albert Herman as postmaster
at Bayside, St. Mary's county, Md,
to succeed w. G. Todd, resigned,
and Samuel F. Applegarth, at Hon
ga, new office in Dorchester
county.
Reserved seat tickets are on
sale at the Postoffice Pharmacy
for the lecture which Ex-Governor
Glenn will deliver next Thursday
night, the 18th, at the Auditorium.
Reserved seats, soc. You cannot
afford to miss this for any reason
able price.
Mrs. Daniel o. Seward and son,
Daniel O., Jr., left on the afternoon
train today for Pennington, DEL,
where they will be guests of Mrs.
Stewards brother, Rev. Oden E.
James, for several days. While
away, Mrs. Seward will attend
the James-Smith wedding, which
will take place next week. at AL
len, Nd.
An engagement of interest to
many persons in this county, re-
Gently announced, was that of Miss
Margaret johnson Stevens, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Stevens and the late
Richard H. Stevens, of Baltimore,
to Mr.. Samuel H. Greenwood, of
Saginaw. Mich, formerly of Balti-
more. Miss Stevens has visited
Cambridge a number of times, and
| was born near East New Market.
The first night of the Block Car
nival was we'll attended, the pro-
ceeds at the gate showing that
about six hundred people were
present. The concerts by the Citi-
zens Band were heartily received;
everyone seemed to thoroughly en-
JOY the occasion, and tonight lar
ger crowd is expected. An admis-
sion of sc. will be charged, which
may be redeemed inside the gates.
Supper will be served for Csc, and
it's a dandy good meal, too.
Miss Mary Martin, the twelve
year-old daughter TO Mr. and Mrs.