The daily banner., 1917-07-12
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight

Miss Helen Mills has returned to
her home in this city, after having
spent sometime at Salisbury.
Mrs. w H. North and two chill
dren are spending sometime in Sails
bury, visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Joanna DuvalI. of An
napolis. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
j. b. Noble. at her home on Oakley
street
Ensign Chaplin q. Hicks. OF Nor
folk. is home on a furlough. visiting
his mother. Mrs. George l.. Hicks.
Mill street.
Mrs. Edgar Shackelford and dat
ghter. Miss Mamie. left on the boat
last night for Baltimore. where thay
will spend a short time.
Mrs. Harry Wilson and daughter,
, Louise. have returned to their home
on Race street. after having been the
4 guests of relatives at Oxford.
Nh Linwood Harris. Of Whining
! ton, arrived in this city on the train
/ last night to visit his mother, Mrs.
j. b. Harris. at her home on Mill St
Mr.. Maynard Fountain. son OF Mr..
/ and Mrs. William T. Fountain, OF
/ Greenwood Miss. is the guest of
1 his uncle, Mr.. c. +. Fountain, at
/ his home on Choptank avenue.
Mrs. Mark Shadrick and daughter.
I Lillian Ruth. of Baltimore. arrived
I in Cambridge on the boat this morn
! ing TO visit Mrs. ShadricK's sistc",
Rev. Willis H. Brannock. of Balti-
more. arrived in this city on the
I morning boat to spend the day with
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, X. Frank
/ Brannock, at their home on West
End avenue.
! Miss Elsie Wilson, Mr.. William
| Wilson and Master Edwin Wilson, of
| Newport News. Va, are the guests of
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Walker, at their
home on Choptank avenue. They
made the trip to Cambridge in their
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans
| Greene, of Washington. ID. G., are
spending sometime in Cambridge, Mr.
| Greene having made the trip in his
handsome yacht, on which he has
| been cruising for the past six weeks,
while Mrs Greene Joined him here.
| The American Consul" a big pa
| triotic feature, with Theodore Rob
| erts, the famous character actor, in
/ the title role; big, thrilling play,
! filmed by Jesse L. Lasky. Other
/ photoplayS include Hearst-Pathe
| Weekly, with up-to-the-minute news,
! No nnnr1 InnSn toni ObT
/ Young man, watch your number.
/ The draft will come either the last
, Of this week OF the first Of next, and
! every registered man is advised TO
/ know his number. The Banner Is
| publishing daily list OF those
! eligible for the draft. and We urge
! that every man find his number sc
/ that there will be no ignorance o1
| his part should his name by drawn.
! Messrs. Howard Sherman ana
! George Crompton Kerr have return
ed to this city from Baltimore, where
! they enlisted with the Tenth Reserve
Engineers. They will report for
| duty Monday at Fort Slogan, \. Y.
Mr.. sherman is the youngest son of
| Mr. and Mrs James \. Sherman, who
| lcSioe oiI Ai'ii o'i iO0t' " hihS vi h>oii
| is the only son of former Congress
man and Mrs. J. -L-kaE,5+---@w hose
| home is on Oakley street.
! Among the many attractive fea-
| lures of this evenings entertainment
given in honor of the members of
| Company c, by the Cambridge Yacht
! Club, there vii be an elaborate ex-
/ hbition drill at the casino by the
/ Company, promptly at s O'Clock,
which will be Immediately followed
! by one or more short addresses, and
a solo by our former beloved towns
man who is now counted among the
nations greatest opera stars, Prof.
Thomas Greene, of Washington, DC.
A band concert and dance Will con-
clude the evenings program.