The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-04
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

KEY. JOnn helSO ana lalnliN. Vi
Grape, are visiting relatives and
friends at Viola. Del.
MI Herbert Langrall has returned
to Pennsgrove, n. J., after spending
sometime in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent Mears left Sun
day night for Baltimore. after visit
to relatives in this city.
Mr. Clement S Henry, of New
York, is spending sometime in this
city visiting relatives and friends.
Dr. H. D. Hurlock, of Baltimore, is
the guest Of his brother, Mr.. Arthur
Hurlock, at his home on Oakley St.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Alvin Linthicum
arrived home on the boat this morn
ing, after having spent sometime in
/ Baltimore.
Miss Helen Phillips has returned
to this city, after a visit to relatives
and friends in Wilmington and Phil
adelphia.
Miss Freida Beck left On the boat
| Sunday night for her home in Balti-
more, after spending Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Jack Dali
Mrs. William Fisher and little dau-
| ghter have returned to their home
! in Baltimore, after visiting Mrs.
| Fishers sister, Mrs. Jack Dali.
Miss Mary Snort has returned to
| her home at Seaford, after having
! been the guest of Misses Drusilla
| and Helen Phillips. at The Cedars.
! Misses Blanche and Marguerite
Kirwan have returned to their home
| at Grape, after attending the Teach
ers' Association in Baltimore last
! week.
! Miss Mary Wherrette has returned
| to Baltimore, where she attends
school, after visiting her mother,
Mrs. May Wherrette, at her home in
this city.
| Miss Carrie Courtney, of this city,
and Mr.. Herbert BloodsWorth, OF
| Crocheron, were quietly married Sat
urday by Rev Z. S. Kinks, rector OF
! Christ T. +. Church.
Mrs Herman Jones and daughter,
/ Lois, and Miss Lille Gray, of Ell
/ lott, were weekend visitors at the
| nome of Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ Moore,
| West End avenue.
Mrs. Carrie Engelhaupt and dau-
! ghter, Beulah have returned to their
home in this city, after having spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with Rev
/ and Mrs. E. R. Clough, at Trappe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Henry and
| children have returned to their
! home at Annapolis, after a visit to
| Mr.. Henry's brother, Judge W. Laird
t. !, 10 Iiryh Str
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Turner and dau-
| ghters, Evelyn end Virginia, and Mr..
! and Mrs. Pitt w. Turner and daugh-
| ter, Charlotte, of Salisbury, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| H. Kirwan, at their home at Grape.
Mr. Raymond Ziegler has return
| ed to Baltimore. after having been
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ziegler, at their home
On Belvedere avenue. He was &C
| companied by his father.
Mrs. Leonard Lindenmeyer and
| two children, Leonard, Jr., and Shan
non, have returned to their home at
Baltimore, after visit to Mrs. Lin
denmeyer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Donoho, Maryland avenue.
Through mistake it was announ-
ced in The Banner yesterday that
! the funeral of the late Glendon Pry-
| or Feeks would be held today. In
stead it will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock, from his late home.
See Vivian Martin in Giving
| Becky Chance" and Pearl White,
| in the third chapter of The Fatal
| Rims" tonight at the Grand Opera
House. Another feature, which will
| be of interest 20 everyone, is Life
and Training in the U. S. Navy" 1t
will appeal especially to the men OF
the town, and also to the women
and young girls whose sons, brothers
| and sweethearts are of military age.
The picture deals with the work and
pastime of the jackies, and shows
many things which few people think
enter into the life of the enlisted
man.
The residents of West Cambridge
have been greatly annoyed lately by
dogs which have been destroying the
chickens in that section. Last night
the greatest slaughter was made, ov-
er fifty chickens and ducks having
been killed. The heaviest loser was
Mr.. Sandy Glover, whose home is on
Locust street. Mr.. Glover lost 80
chickens and ducks last night. Mr..
Preston Slacum, who lives on Willis
street. who had eighteen chickens
yesterday, woke up this morning to
! find that the dogs had killed sixteen,
leaving one crippled and one sick
chicken. Mr.. George Holland, who
resides On Glasgow street, also lost
several chickens last night This is
not the first time such a thing has
| occurred, but the loss was grea-
ter than it has been upon any previ-
! Gus occasion.
Eox Tho CoId;orc