The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-06

her home at Fredericksburg. after
having been the guest OF Miss Anna
Cooper. at her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Milton Skinner
and family have returned TO their
nome on Oakley street, after spend
ing several days at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar NJ. skinner,
who have been spending several days
this week at Ocean City, have return
ed to their home on Oakley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi b. Phillips and
family have returned 10 their home
on Mill street, after having spent
Mr. and Mrs. Ivy l.. Phillips and
son, Master Rogers Nichols, have re
turned to their home on Oakley St,
after having spent a few days at DC
can City.
Miss Elizabeth Gillis, of near Cam
bridge, has returned TO her home, af-
ter spending a few days with rela-
tives and friends in Wilmington and
New Castle, Del.
Col and Mrs. Albanus Phillips and
family, who have been spending the
past few days at the Plimhimmon
Hotel. Ocean City, have returned TO
their home on Mil street.
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Willis and lit
tie son, Jack. Jr.. and DR.. L.dwraSon.
of Philadelphia, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bradshaw, at
their home on Court Lane.
Mrs. VIM. A. Mills, of Baltimore.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. X. c. Brannock, at Madison.
Mrs. Mills has as her guest Miss
Ruth Creighton, of Highland Heights
Misses c. Edith Dill and Lurd B.
West have returned home, after hay
ing spent several days as guests AT
house party given by Mrs. j. Thomas
Warren, at Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Fora Layton and son, Rob
ert, of Baltimore, arrived in this
city on the boat this morning TO VS.
it Mrs. Layton's sisters, Mrs. ElmeI
Tregoe and Miss Myrtle Keenan,, "a
their home on Maryland avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith hay,
returned to their home at Bucktown
after spending several days as thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bill
meyer and Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.. Ri
shell, at their homes in PennSylva
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. Hanna anC
daughters, Misses Isabel and Eliza
beth, and son, Carlos, arrived home
last night, after having spent sew
eral days this week on an automobile
) tour to the Delaware Water Gap,anC
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick +. Stey
ems and little son, Frederick, Jr., ant
) Mrs. Daniel H. LeCompte, and Mr.
Awdrey LeCompte, have returned
home, after spending several days IL
Philadelphia. The return trip wa
made in Mr.. Stevens touring car.
There are so many AUTOMOBILES
housed on one of the alleys in Eas
Cambridge that one of the citizens
thinking that its use for this purpose
entitled it to more dignitied name
had a street sign painted and put up
so that the alley now bears the dis
tinguiShed name of Ford avenue
In a few days the members of the
Woman'S Preparedness and Survey
Commission will start a registration
Of the housewives of Dorchester
county. The committee will worf
in cooperation with Herbert G
Hoover, Food Administrator, and il
is quite sure they will receive the
support of the women of this county
Mr.. Louis Stevens, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Albert J. Stevens, of Hurlock
Of h.,
ron which attended the troop anC
supply ships which recently trans
ported the first division of the Uniteo
States Army TO France. His many
friends and relatives were delighted
to learn that the trip had been made
without the slightest mishap, not
withstanding the fact that the fleet
had two encounters with German l.
boats.
The appearance of a water spout
in the direction of oxford yesterday
afternoon shortly after four o'cIock
Occasioned much interest upon the
part of those who saw il. AS far az
could be learned, this was the first
water spout that many persons il
this vicinity had ever seen, ana II
was intently watched until it dis
appeared. 1t was reported TO be Wis
ible in its entirety from the Long
Wharf. SO far as can be learned
while the spout was plainly visible
for ten minutes or longer, no dam
sc was done by il.
Quite a great deal OF eXcitemen
was Occasioned in Cambridge ami tn,
vicinity this morning when il wa:
reported that the first draft OF sol
diers had been made, and that The
numbers drawn for each district anC
precinct of the whole country were
the following, 1-l1-11-6 1-6 &c 20 !
-11l-ll9-145-146 Much an
Xiety naturally ensued, until Sheriff
Bradshaw and Clerk OF the Cour
Medford. of the local board got il
touch with the Adjutant GeneraFl
office al Annapolis, and aScertaineC
that there was nothing in the Tumor
, List of letters remaining uncalle,
for in the Cambridge postonice tC
July = L. l.. Andrews, Earnes Cor
, nish, John Ennells, Norman Elliott
Wallie GOdlesky, Cornelius Hooper
John Riggin. Maggie Anderson, Mrs
, Mary +. Cullen, Mrs. Lille f. Cor
nish, Miss Anna Davis, Miss Pink,
Ennells, Mrs. Chas. Henry, Mrs. Lot
} tie Jews, Mrs. Maggie King, Mis-
May Payne, Mrs. Mary o. Pinket
Miss Flossie Thomas, Mrs. Glare
Tlayor, Mrs. Mary E. Wells, 3; Mrs
. Mary G. WilSon.-G. Walter Wright