The daily banner., 1917-08-16

Mr.. Milton Andrews left last night,
enroute for Pen Mar, where he Will
spend some weeks.
Mr.. William H. Massey, who is
taking his annual vacation, spent
yesterday in Laurel, Del.
Miss Pearla Hooper left on the b.
{. x \. steamer last night en- route
for Baltimore, where she will spend
a short time on business.
Miss Lulu Odem, of Norfolk, Va,
is spending several days with her sis
ter. Mrs. Taney l.. Hurlock. at her
home on West End avenue.
Mrs. Richard Hooper left on the
early train this morning, enroute for
/ Pittsburg, Youngstown. O., and Fort
1 Thomas, Ky. to visit relatives.
Mrs Eugune Phillips and daugh-
| ters, Misses Jean and Elizabeth, left
on the boat last night for Pen Mar.
where they will spend sometime.
I Mrs. T. Howard Moore and little
son. William. left Tuesday afternoon
TO spend two weeks as the guests of
! friends in Baltimore and Philadel-
/ phia.
Miss Lee Smith has retured to her
home on Mill street, after having
spent the past two weeks at Old
Point Comfort, Norfolk and other
places.
Miss Esther Bombay and Miss Bet
tie Carmine, both of Baltimore, are
visiting Miss Hoddinott at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Hoddinott, Glenburne avenue.
Mrs William T. Collins, of East
New Market, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. Howard Moore,
Belvedere avenue, is now the guest
of relatives in the Neck district
Mr.. Milton G. Richardson announ-
ces the marriage of his daughter,
Nellie, to Mr.. Fred. Wagner, of Phil
adelphia, the wedding having taken
place in Philadelphia Saturday, july
2Sth
Sessue Hayakawa, who stared in
such noted features as The Cheat"
and other noted productions, will be
seen in Each to His Kind" a big
Lesky Paramount feature of thrills
and swift action at the Grand Opera
House tonight.
Mrs. James n. Sherman and Mrs.
Amanda Wright are spending several
days this week at Dean City. Mr..
Sherman will join them for the week
end and later they will leave for At
lantic City to spend d week or ten
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Breer-
wood have as their guests at their
home in Town Point, near Cambridge
Col. and Mrs. James Woolford, of
Norfolk, Va, Mr.. John Bell, of New
Orleans, Misses Nettie and Mildred
Hoot and Mr. Howard Hoot, of Bal
timore.
Lieutenant Lawrence Simmons, who
has recently completed the officers
course at Fort Myers, Va, and who
achieved the distinction of being one
of the high men of his division, is
visiting his parents, Secretary of
State and Mrs Thomas W. Simmons,
at their home near town. Lieuten-
ant Simmons will remain at home
until he receives his assignment to
active duty, which will likely be
within the next week or ten days.
aIIluDiS,-.a, good minstrel
show S khe. benefit
performance at the Grand Opera
House Monday night. Ii it is true
that practice makes perfect the min
istrel company should be at the1r
best upon that occasion for the men,
bers have had sufficient experience to
get clear of stage fright and to bring
out the real humor in the various
acts to be presented.
Quite a large number of Cam
bridge and county people attended
the Salisbury fair yesterday and eq-
ually as many more have gone today.
The attendance is said to be very
good, but those who went for the
horse racing yesterday were greatly
disappointed, as on account OF
heavy downpour of rain it was found
impossible to start them. The races
will be doubled up today if the wea-
ther permits.
The Fishing Creek base ball team
will cross bats Friday afternoon OF
this week with the Company &c"
team. The game will be played at
the New Athletic Park and will start
promptly ar $50 o'clock. Saturday
AFTERNOON the Company y ledn Will
go to Fishing Creek for the return
game, which will start at 2.3O
o'clock. There should both be good
games, as the Fishing Creek team
claims the championship of the coun-
ty, alleging that they have majority
of all games played with strictly To-
cal teams.
Work ON the motion picture of
Cambridge and the vicinity is pro-
crossing nicely Mr.. Daley. the pres
ident of the company which is doing
the work, states that several hundred
| feet of film have already been used
! and that the Indications point to