The daily banner., 1917-08-18
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. MD. AUG. IS. 1871
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr.. George W. Woolford has re
turned home from Baltimore and An
napolis.
Register OF Wills Russell P.Smith
is spending several days this week
III Atlantic City.
Miss Sallie Webster Dorsey, OF
Baltimore, is spending sometime IN
! Cambridge and the county as the
guest OF friends.
Mr., W. Irving BowdIe has return
! ed TO his home on Church street, at
/ ter having spent the past week in
New York city on business.
Mr.. James Wallace, who is employ
ed in Baltimore, is spending the
weekend with his mother. Mrs. Jas.
! Wallace, at her home. The HILL
| Mr. E. Earl Hearn is spending the
Weekend with Mrs. Hearn and lhelI
! little son. at the home of Mrs, Hearn-s
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Viii
lis. Oakley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Gordy
and little son, William, Jr., left yes
terday, enroute for Philadelphia,
where they will spend several days
as the guests of relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Crompton ,ot Wind
sor. Conn. and Miss Cora jackson,
of Baltimore. are visiting Mrs. Josiah
Leeds Kerr, at her home on Oakley
street.
The many friends of Master HUI
bert Wright will regret 20 learn that
the little fellow is i'll at the home of
his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs A. A.
Whitmore. Whaleyville, Va.
Mrs. Clarence j. Henry and little
daughter, Frances, have returned to |
their home on Church street, afte>
having spent the past ten days at the |
Hotel Hamilton, Ocean City.
Captain Howard Davis, Mrs. Davis |
and Miss Davis, of BridgeyilIe, Dele. |
and Miss Matte Schumacher, of Wal |
brook, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ivy Phillips. at their home on Oakley |
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mowbray, |
who have been visiting Mrs. Now |
bray's mothr, Mrs. George t. Mussel- |
man, at her home on Locust street, |
have returned to their home in Penn |
Sylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving Mace ana |
children, and Miss Susie Hurlock, !
left Yesterday afternoon, enroute rol |
Chesapeake City, where they will Dc !
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph |
Rees and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. |
Howard.
MI and Mrs. Earl T. Richardson |
left this week for Philadelphia, AS |
bury Park and Atlantic City, where |
they Will spend the next TWO weeks. |
Mr.. Richardson's : frienGS III the I'M |
mediate vicinity Of his home are go
ing to keep his prize garden up 10 |
the standard during his absence
1t is reported that Messrs Frank
H. Phillips and Tilghman Hubert |
are two of the most expert hook and |
line fishermen in Cambridge; they |
are reported to go out nearly every
morning except Sunday, and their
combined catch during the past six
weeks has amounted to slightly over
a baSketful.
Charlie Chaplin on roller skates
makes the biggest laugh you ever
saw. A scream from the first scene
to the final climax. Don't fail to
see The Rink" at the Grand Opera
House tonight. Other photoplays in
elude Lillian lDimplesl Walker in
Kitty Mackay," big Greater Vita
graph masterpiece.
Hon. William H. Mcguire today |
filed his nomination papers with the /
Supervisors of Election as a candi
date for the Democratic nomination |
for State Senator. 1t is reported that |
former Senator William f. Apple
garth also contemplates filing, and |
that Mr. Daniel B. Prettyman will do
so. Upon the Republican side it is
reported that Messrs. William n. An
drews, Levi B. Phillips and Edward |
S. Phillips are mentioned in connec-
tion with the nomination.
Miss Cornelia B. Sage, director of
the Albright Art Gallery, of Buffalo,
n. Y, is spending her vacation in
She is accompanied by
her father and mother, who are old
residents of Buffalo. Miss Sage has
received from Syracuse University
the degree of doctor of literature, ,and |
from the French Government and
French art societies three decora- |
tions, in recognition Of her work in
much art in this country.
She is a painter and writer of dis
tinction, and among museum direc-
tors she is regarded both brilliant |
and original. She is the only woman
at the head of great museum. In
private life she is singularly mod
est and retiring, and she enjoys get
ting away from her eXacting work in
order to obtain rest and to DreDare
for the busy coming season.