The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-30
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Miss Lura West is spending the
week in Baltimore visiting friends.
Mrs. Wildai James and two chill
dren are the guests of relatives at
Allen, Md.
7 Mr.. Courtney Anthony has return
ed to Baltimore, after having spent
the weekend in this city.
Mr.. John +. Meekins, of Whining
ton, Del, is spending few days as
the guest of relatives in Cambridge.
Mr.. Lloyd Shorter. Of Whining
ton, spent the Weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Ms Charles Shor-
, ,ar. a. their home in this city.
Mrs. George DAILY, of Meridian,
Miss, arrived in Cambridge Saturday
evening to spend sometime with her
father, Mr.. Charles O. Willis, at the
Hotel Dixon.
Messrs. Walter Slacum and Rober:
r. Tyler arrived home yesterday
from an automobile trip to Bait:
more. Messrs. Slacum and Tyler left
! Cambridge on Friday.
Dr.. and Mrs. FRANK G. Hanna and
Dr. and Mrs. Roe have returned to
their homes at Oxford, Pa, after
having spent the weekend with DR..
Hanna's uncle, Mr.. Frank G. Hanna,
at his home on Mill street.
See the famous American actress.
Diiiie Burke, in "t"sgy," at the
Grand Opera House tonight. Seven
reels of extra ordinary scenes, which
cost the producers thousands of dol
lars, are contained in this phot0play.
Mt and l,Irs. William Chapman, OF
Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
,cr. Chapman, OF Seaford, spent yes
,erday in Cambridge as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Richard
son, at their home on Maryland Ave.
The Womans Club OF Chestertown
will be the guests of the Woman's
Club of Cambridge, tomorrow after
noon, at $50 O'Clock, in the club
rooms in the New Brown Building.
A noted Cuban clubwoman and lee
turer will address the clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L. Now
bray are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a son, born this
morning at their home at West
Grove, Pa. Mrs. Mowbray was for
merly Miss Louise Musselman, of
this city.
DR.. w. w. Quinton, U. S. NJ, OF
Buffalo, New York, in addition to
purchasing the beautiful bungalow
of Mr. Henry ]. Peake, on the Ham
brook Boulevard, has also purchased
from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Butler,
one of their fine building lots.
Attorney General Thomas w.
Gregory, who will address the DEM
ocratic mass meeting tomorrow,
Tuesday, night, has the reputation OF
being one of the ablest speakers be-
fore the American public today. In
addition to Attorney General Greg
DRY, David ]. Lewis, candidate for
the United States Senate, and Jesse
D. Price, candidate for reelection to
represent the First Congressional
District in Congress, will make adj
dresses, and it is also hoped that
Governor Harrington will be present.
A splendid Willys-Knight automo-
bile, belonging to a gentleman at
Onancock, Va, was badly damaged
Thursday night at Shiloh. The own
er had just purchased the car in Bal
timore, and was running it down to
his home, and is said to have been
running out from Hurlock at the
rate of about 35 miles an hour, when
he came, suddenly, to the turn at
Shiloh. He was unable to slow the
car up to make the turn, but attempt
ed to stop it, throwing on the emer-
gencv brake, with the result that the
car turned over. Two gentlemen
who were with him were caught I'M
der the car. but were quickly releas-
ed by a number of young man who
came along just as the accident oc-
Cured. The injured men were taken
to the hospital at Salisbury. The car
which was badly damaged both by
| fire and the force with which it was
thrown over, was towed to the gar
age of Saxton & Parker, at East New
Market.