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Auditorium tonight.

| Auditorium tonight
| Mr.. John Willis. Jr., is spendin
sometime in Baltimore this wee
on business
See John Bunny. as Blushin
Bride, in a vitagraph comedy, a
the Auditorium tonight.
Miss Dorothy Moore is spendin.
severa: days in Centreville, as tn
guest of Miss Minnie West
Mr.. Irwin Pink left on the after
aeon train for New York city ,wher
he will spend several weeks
Hrs. Arthur Hurlock was a pas
senger ON the steamer Dorcheste
this morning. after a brief visit t,
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Dunnock, o
Baltimore, are spending sometim.
in this city as the guests of rela
t!yes and friends.
Mrs. William Herman has return
ed to her home at Baltimore, aftel
having been the guest of Mr.. an(
Mrs. John Phillips, Mill street.
Mrs. Edgar B. Simmons and lit
tie daughter. Virginia, arrived home
this morning on the steamer Dor
chester. after spending sometime
in Baltimore.
The date for the dance to be
given at the Armory this week has
teen changed from Thursday even
ing. the 29th. to Friday evening, the
Goth.
On the second page of this is
sue will be found the announcement
of the new moving picture parlor.
which will open this evening in
Phillips Hall.
Miss Kathleen Hooper. who is at
present in Baltimore, will go to
Annapolis next week. where she will
be present at June Week exercises
at the Naval Academy.
All those who are selling tickets
for the ChautauQua, and those who
are willing to assist, are requested
10 meet at the home of Mrs. Elmer
SON C Harrington, Mill street, to-
night, at o'clock Important
I "A number of persons have in
quired where the Chautauqua will
be held, and for the information of
such, we advise that it will be held
on Church street, onthe vacant lot
opposite the homes of Mr.. William
f. Drain and DR.. Guy Steele.
The Cambridge base bali team
will play the Easton team on Deco
ration Day, Friday. May 80, at Ath-
letic Park The local boys have a
very good team. and an exciting
game is expected. The lineup will
be: Todd. c.; Bennett, p; Bassett,
h.; Phillips. 2b.;; Henry, 3b.;Jones,
s.s.s Hubbard. If; 3 Ruark. CT;
Webster, RI.
Mr.. Geo. Shihadeh. vice-president
of the Drexel. Biddle Bible Glass,
and \ native Arab of the city of
Jerusalem, will give talk tomor-
row evening. at 7.30, at the resi-
dence of DIR. Brice w. Goldsborough,
on High street, from the subject,
''The Jews of the present time at
He will give word pic
lures Of Jerusalem and the Holy
Land. A welcome is extended to
all who are interested.
1t is expected that there will be
a larger number of representative
IF the Eastern Shore Trust Com
pany, at the meeting on Friday, the
goth inst, than have ever been
present at any similar meeting. 1t
IS also reported that there has been
/ large demand for tickets for the.
ecture by Rev. DR.. II. M. Wharton,
he well-known lecturer, who has
greatly pleased Cambridge audi
.nces twice before during the pres
mt year.
At recent meeting of the Board
If Directors of the State Insane
Asylum which is to be erected in
Dorchester county, Mr.. ]. Ben
Brown was appointed, by unani-
nous vote, inspector Of the build
ngs. The erection of the asylum
will begin at an early date. prob
ably by the first of July. The Com
mission has made judicious selec-
lion in naming Mr.. Brown for the
position above named, as he is COM
oetent in every particular for such
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