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Auditorium tonight.

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Auditorium tonight.
Mr. Thos E. Kerr left on thu
train this morning for a business
trip in Delaware
Mrs. Emma B. Haefner, Of Wash
ington, d. c., is visiting Mrs. Jas
Willis, Locust street.
Mr.. VIM. Watkins returned tc
Baltimore last night, after spending
sometime in Cambridge.
Mr.. Theodore Mason, of Balti.
more, is visiting his mother Mrs
Lizzie Mason, on Locust street
Messrs. c. J. Henry and Anil
Parks left on the train this morn
ing for a two-weeks' trip to Ocean
City.
Mr.. Sidney Henry left on the
morning train for st. Michael's,
where he will spend sometime on
| business.
Mary Pickford, the worlds most
popular motion picture star,at the
| regular %. admission, at the Audi
forum fought.
Mr.. w. R. Bartgis and family
have returned to their home in
Baltimore, after spending a month
at Oakley Beach.
Miss Lena Seward left on the
boat last night for Baltimore, after
spending sometime with Mrs. Geo.
E. Hearn, on Locust street.
MIR. and Mrs. Earle Richardson
left on the train this afternoon,
enroute for Philadelphia and At
lantic City, for a ten-days' stay.
Mr.. E. Earl Hearn returned to
Baltimore last night, after spending
the day yesterday with his mother,
Mrs. Geo. E. Hearn, Locust street.
Mr. Eugie D. Tyler arrived home
yesterday On the steamer TexIo,an
will spend a portion of his vacation
with his PARENTS, at their home i'll
this city.
Mr. E. Lee LeCompte left or
the train this morning for Sails
bury, where he will attend the
Salisbury Fair, which starts to-
morrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Hoffman
and children Left on the B., C. &
A. steamer last night, en- route for
Baltimore, where they will visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Everett Thomas and Miss
Eunice Thomas Left ON the train
this morning for Salisbury, where
they will be the sguests of friends
and relatives for ten days.
The tennis team which went to
Annapolis Saturday, from this city,
to play four boys from that place,
brought home the honors, winning
four out Of the five sets played.
Clerk of the Court Frank G.
Wrightson, of Talbot county, and
soa, Mr.. James Wrightson and At
torney T. Hughlett Henry, of the
Easton bar, spent short time in
Cambridge Yesterday.
The Board of Directors of the
Cambr.dge-Maryland Hospital will
meet at the home of Judge Lloyd,
on Locust street, this evening,
Aug. II, at O'Clock. A ful. meet
ing IS desired.-By order of the
President.
Mr.. Herbert L. Harper, Mrs. w.
M. Harper, Miss Matte May Har-
per, and Miss Elsie Yates motored
to Centreville yesterday in Mr..
Harper's touring car. Mrs. Har-
per and Mr.. Harper returned today,
while Miss Harper and Miss Yates
will spend two weeks as the guests
of their aunt, Mrs. J. W. Seney, at
Price, Md.
Warren Kerrigan, Ethel Grandin,
Marguerite Snow, Philip Smalley,
Lois Weber and Pearl White, all
big stars of the Universal, are in
the excellent program we have pre-
pared for you tonight, at Grand OPP
era House. You'll miss the best
of acting if you stay away from
the Opera House tonight. Read
about the excellent plays in our
regular space.
Dr. E. L. Hoffecker, Rev. and
Mrs. Edward l.. Hubbard and dau-
John Z. Croft the Cannon-Thomas
quartet, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O..
Seward and son Daniel, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. John A Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Seward, and Miss Vlr-
sinia Marvel, a.tei ded the reopen
ing of Spedden's Church, and were
entertained al dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Seaard, at their
| home in the Neck district, yester-
day.
The East New Market base ball
team, which has been re7organized
and strengthened, will play the
ST. Michael's team tomorrow after
noon, on the home grounds, at
Bells Park. "Reddy" Matthews, of
this city, will pitch for st. Mich
ael's. The game will be called at
8 o'clock. Thursday East New
Market and Seaford will play; Fri
day East New Market and the. Will
mington Silver Brook team land on