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Auditorium tonight.
See the big feature show at the
Auditorium tonight.
See Cutey and the Chorus Girls
at the Auditorium tonight.
DR.. George Webb, of Preston, is
spending sometime in this city.
Mr.. }. Everett Waters, of Balti-
more, is spending sometime at the
Hotel Dixon.
Mr.. Edwin Dashiell left on the
afternoon train for Princess Anne.
where he will spend a few days.
Messrs. Russell Spear and Sam
uel Wright were passengers on the
beat last night for Baltimore.
Mr.. Wesley D. Matthews. of Bal
timore. is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Matthews, West
End avenue.
]. E. Eskridge & Son have moved
to their summer loft, at Winterbot-
toms wharf, foot of Mill street. for
the summer months.
All the ticket sellers and guaran-
tors for the Chautauqua are urged
to meet at the Board of Trade
rooms tonight, at o'clock.
Mr.. Herbert L. Harper and Mr..
Virgil Seward spent yesterday at
Centerville. having made the run in
Mr.. Harper's Little Four roadster.
Mr.. Frank Hurley, who is stu
dent at Randolph-Macon Colleges
visiting his father, Mr.. John G..
Hurley at his home on Locust st.
Mrs. F. M. Dick, of Hambrooks
Manor. has purchased of Mr.. HUI
bert H. Wright, Ford, five-passen-
ger, touring car. equipped with a
sef-starter.
Mrs. F. E. Van Patton and dau-
ghter, Helene, of Louisville, Ky. ARE
the guests of Mrs. Van Patto1A's mo-
Their, Mrs. Calvert Orem, at the
home of Mrs. R. H. Dixon, High St.
Fire. about a quarter of nine
o'clock last night, broke out in a
house at the corner of Pine and
Washington streets. The blaze, which
was very slight, was extinguished
before the fire company arrived.
Mr.. John q. Parks died Friday,
at his home at Hooper's Island, at
the age OF 81 years. Burial ser
vices over the remains were held
yesterday. from his late home. The
BODY was inferred in the cemetery
at Hooper's Island
Messrs. Sherwood Yates, Leonard
Bassett, John Dunnock, Fulton Tur-
ner, Allen Moore, Robt. Meekins,
and Lee Fong left on the steamer
Dorchester last night for Baltimore,
en- route for Washington, where
they will attend the ball game be-
tween Washington and the Athletics
today.
Scores of children thoroughly en-
joyed the services held at ST..
Paul's M. P. Church yesterday. In
the morning Rev. J. L. Ward
preached a special sermon to the
little folks, and at night the young
er members OF the Sunday School
held regular Children's Day exer-
cises. A well selected and nicely
arranged program was carried out.
The members Of the Sunday
School of Zion M. E. Church held
their annual memorial services yes
terday afternoon in the Cambridge
Cemetery. At the cemetery, hymns
were sung and prayers said over the
graves of the deceased. Last night
Children's Day services were held
in the auditorium of the church, at
which time an excellent program
was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Priestman,
who spent their honeymoon in Eu-
rope, have returned home, and Mrs.
Priestman is at present visiting rel
atives on High street. While abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Priestman visited Lon
don and Paris, and many places of
interest. The return trip was made
aboard the "Minnehaha." Before
her marriage in April, Mrs. Priest
man was Miss Sallie Dawson, of this
city.