The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-13

Mr.. j. Harry Kraft is spending
several days in Baltimore this week
on business trip.
Mrs. George w Meekins and little
son. Tinsley, are spending a few
days this week in Baltimore.
Mrs b. A. Backers, OF Charleston.
5. c., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
! r. b. Gator at her home on Gay st.
Miss Shirley Connolly. of Balti-
more. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
+ Edward S. Phillips. at her home at
The Cedars.''
Mrs Spry Andrews. Mrs. Joseph
! Neal, and Mr.. Milton Andrews left
on the boat last night for Baltimore,
where they will spend sometime.
Sergeant Fred Brannock and rri
vate Burgess Richardson left tonight
Oh the boat for Talbot county. to
spend several days at Oxford and
/ Tilghman for recruiting purposes.
Mrs. p. \. Johnson and Mrs. Lloyd
James and children have returned
home from Baltimore, after having
been the guests of Mrs. John ).
Eickers for the past week.
Mrs Thos H. Williams has re-
turned to her home at Woolford, at
ter attending the wedding OF her
son, Prof. +. p. Williams, and visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. w. L. Lewis,
and son, Mr. r. L. Williams, at
Raspeburg. Md.
Rev. Willis II. Brannock, accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. X. Frank
oft iCs fpr IN
timore They will go by automobile
to Stewartstown, Pa, to visit rela-
tives and friends.
There will be no pictures at the
Grand Opera House tonight The
Lillian Walker picture advertised
will be shown in addition to the
Mary Pckford picture tomorrow
Saturday matinee and night.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
the Boy Scouts will be held on the
rectory lawn newt Tuesday evening,
July 18th. Admission Will be by
tickets, which will be accepted al
face value for refreshments.
Mrs. W. H. Applegarth and chill
dren. Curtis and Rebecca, have re
turned to their home on BeIvedere
avenue, after spending sometime
with Mrs. Applegarth's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Wheatley. At East New
Market.
The annual picnic of Christ
Church Sunday School was held TO-
! day, the children leaving the Parish
/ House shortly after nine O'Clock
! this morning for the home Of Mr.and
Mrs. K. Spencer Harris, on the Lit
tie Choptank river.
! The Gance given at the Cambridge
! Yacht Club Casino for the benefit OF
| Company c, and the Red Cross Fund,
/ was largely attended, and enjoyed.
Addresses were made by Judge W.
| Laird Henry. Dr. Guy Steele, and MI
/ Thomas Evans Greene. Mr. Greene
! delighted the audience with two Sc
lections, The Star Spangled Ban
ner" and The Suwanee River, while
J Mrs. John E. Croft sang Annie
Laurie
Owing to the Baltimore Recruiting
Office not being able TO route the
United States Army Pictures in the
rest of the theatres on the Shore, it
will not be shown at the Grand OPP
era House tonight. as advertised.
Captain McKenny, the officer in
| charge of these pictures in Balti-
more, was called out of the city and
did not get to notify Sergeant Martin,
the local officer, until today. The
pictures will probably be shown at
later date.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postotfice TO
July A. Samuel Armstrong, Marion
iBladeS Joe Bayyel BENJAMIN F.
Genius. Swell Hindman, R. c. Jones,
NJ. Nobray, Joseph Shoers, Eugene
! Woolford. United Candy Co, w. j.
! McGrath, Miss Grace Bell, 3 Ella
! Cornish, Sarah E. Holiday, Miss
Nettie Hughes, Mrs.~Rachel Jackson,
Mrs Clara Jackson, Mrs. II. Holm
son, Miss Ada Johnson, Mrs. Emma
King, Mrs. Ella Parker, Nettie Rig
! gin, Miss Snowden, JULIA Taylor, Mrs.
/ NJ. a. West.-G. Walter Wright. =. NJ