The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-11-17


Rev. W. H. Vickers left today fo.
Centrcyille, where he viii spend twH
weeks conducting q revival in the
Holiness Church at that place.
| Mrs. Grace Fitzhugh and daugh
ter, Beulah, left On the b, c. & =
boat last night for Baltimore, wherf
they will spend several days.
Judge and Mrs. John r. Pattisor
arrived home on the boat this morn
ing, after having spent a short time
at Baltimore and Annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tschudt, Q.
Baltimore, are the guests of Mrs
, TschUdi'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
| G. Mills, at their home On Oakley ST
Mrs. Frank HurIock and little sor
Francis, are the guests of Mrs. Hun
locks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +
Geoghegan, at their homo on Chop
tank avenue.
Mr.. Robert Harding, of Whining,
ton, is spending the weekend in thi
city, visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Harding, at their hons
on Locust street.
Major j. 0. Skinner, who has bee
visiting his brothers, Messrs. Edga
and Milton Skinner, left On the boa
last night for Baltimore, enroute TO
his home at Washington.
Mrs. Spry Moore and daughter
Dorothy, and Mrs. William Fishe.
and little daughter, Laura Elizabeth
arrived on the boat this morning t.
visit their sister, Mrs. Jack Dali.
Douglas Fairbanks, the famous
smiling actor, who starred in "WilC
and Wooley," and other big features
will DO seen at the Grand Opera
House tonight IN Double Trouble,
one Of Fairbanks greatest features
Another feature of timely interes.
tonight is Hearst Pathe News, show
ing the printing of the new Libert.
Loan Bonds, and U. S. soldiers train
ing in France.
Mrs. Frank Hicks Wake, G.
Shreveport, La, and Mrs. Emer!
Marcus Newton, and two sons, o!
Guilford, are the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. T. d. Larrimore, at their home
on the Boulevard.
The Woman's Clubrooms will be
open until 8 o'clock tonight to re
ceiye all canned goods, jellies, etc.
for the soldiers and sailors. Come
out and give Uncle Sans boys a bis
treat Thanksgiving.
Mrs. George L. Hicks, Jr, wife O;
Major Hicks, and her sister, Mis-
Evelyn Mullin, left On the r, c. {,
A. boat last night for Baltimore, e.
route for Washington, after a visit tC
Mrs. George L. Hicks, ST., at hel
home On Mill street.
All Team Captains and members O.
teams connected with the raising o.
the county's allotment of the Y. NJ
C. A. Fund, are requested to NEE
tonight at eight o'clock, in the Par
ish House. Let everyone be On tins
so that the business may be transac-
ted promptly, and those connected
with the movement not unnecessaril!
detained.
When Gen. Leonard Wood was {
small boy he was called up in thC
grammar class. The teacher said E
Leonard, give me sentence anC
We'll see if we can change it to tht
imperative mood. THE hors edraws
the cart" said Leonard. Very good
Now change the sentence to an i'm
perative." Get up!" said young
Wood.
Persons who carried silver fork
to the armory at the supper giyer
by the Y. NJ. C. A. Tuesday night are
requested to see if they have ii
their possession plain handle sill
yer fork, marked Warranted l.
dwt." The person who lost silve,
fork, marked Rogers 1871" ma,
obtain information concerning same
at The Banner office.
List of letters remaining uncalled
Nov. IT: Chas. Dashiell, Jas. Danul
Harry Davis, William Hyland, C. c.
Keene, VIM. Seward, Miss Rem!
Branock, Mrs. Evelyn Baily, Edns
Brown, Bessie Cornish, Mrs. Fannie
Corkrons. Miss Bertha Ennells
Alece Hubbard, Mrs. Sarah Moore
Miss C. P. Russell, Miss Emma
Smith, Mrs. Eta Stanley.-G. Wal
ter Wright, Postmaster.
Young Men and Young Women.
The Dorchester boys at Camp Nc
Clellan, Camp Meade, and Other
training camps in the army, and the
boys in the navy, who are patrolins
the coast and doing duty on the sea.
will go without Christmas present.
unless you contribute to the fund t.
purchase Christmas packages. Loo
in George Meekins' window and Sc
W n1.th To
Christmas morning to receive such {;
nice little gift from home, and ther
make your contribution accordingly.
Mr.. Robert Matthews will gladly re
ceiye your money.
The work of the Women's Section
Of the Council of Defense is pushin&
along finely. Branches Of the Rec
Cross Chapter have been organize,
at Vienna, Williamsburg, Galestown
Fishing Creek, Hurlock, and Eas
New Market. All these branches ar
raising money to buy wool and ma
terials for Red Cross work. Ever
the school children are knitting foJ
the Belgian and French children, anC
anyone who has old discarded sweat
ers or old carriage afghans can ri
them up and wash the wool and sem
it to the school children to knit int,
sweaters. Mrs. Martin will be gla,
TO receive any donations of this kind
Not enough money has been re,
| ceived to pay for the packages to b
sent the Dorchester boys at Christ
mas. Send your contribution to Nj
| Robert Matthews. treasurer, ant
send today your boys name and ad
dress, on postal, to Mrs. Josiah l.
| Kerr.
On meatless Tuesday the bes-
substitute you can find for meat i
oysters. A dozen for SOC, served a
our restaurant or put up in boxes 70!
/ you to enjoy at home. Cambridge