The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-11-19
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr.. Paul Pilchard is i'll at S
home on Locust street, suffer- g
from an attack of grippe.
Mr.. Laird Wallace left On the a !
enroon train yesterday for Bal !
more, where he has accepted pc :
ton.
Mrs. E. Lee LeCompte, who / 5
been spending sometime in Bal i
more, arrived home yesterday aftl :
noon.
Messrs. J. Howard Phillips a; /
Arnold ]. Tschantre have returned 0
this city, after ar automobile trip o
| Philadelphia.
Mr.. Brice w. Johnson has retuT :
having spent several days in Ball.
more on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stevens,
and son, of Towson, and Mr.. Jam )
Albert Spedden, OF Baltimore, :
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ral.l
Mace.
Mr.. John w. Ennis, cashier of t. ,
| Pocomoke City National Bank. al
Mrs. Ennis, are the guests of Mr.aT /
Mrs. Levi 3. Phillips, at their hoL 2
on Mill street.
Mr. William c.. Davis left Ia
night for Baltimore, enroute f,r
| New York, where he will visit ;
son, Mr.. Ernest X. c. Davis, who Il
been stationed there for recruitil,
| purposes.
Workers and team captaing. W.
have not yet reported on the cole
| lions made to the Y. NJ. c. A, a )
requested to turn the money a:
pledges over to Mr.. Hamilton Spc :
den at once, as the campaign clos. )
today.
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Sherm;
and son, Howard, who spent t.
weekend in Baltimore with Mr.. a.
Mrs. John R. Ewell, arrived hoI ;
yesterday afternoon. The trip VS.
made in Mr.. Sherman's fine limo
| sine car.
The Red Cross work done by t :
ladies of Zion NJ. E. Church will 7 :
| packed at LeCompte & Harpe 5
store Tuesday afternoon at o'cloc :.
All ladies interested are invited to :
present. The box will be sent .
headquarters of the Potomac distri. =.
Alice Brady. the famous actre 5
and talented daughter of VIM. 81.
Brady, is the star of "a SELMA g
Widow" the big World Film featu :
at the Grand Opera House tonigj :.
A feature of comedy, society, e
country, and New York city.
The many friends of Nj. J. G. E :
ans will be sorry to learn that he 5
confined to his room at the Hoi |
Cambridge. on account of illness. T, 5
condition today was reported as :
! ing somewhat improved, and it 5
hoped that he will be out again in
few days.
w. Irving Mace, trustee for t :
sale of the real estate of the la :
Cyrus st. Clair, will sell at pub, :
auction, at the Court House door,t :
morrow afternoon, a house and ] t
On Park Lane, and also the store IA
dwelling property on Market stree e.,
near the bridge.
Mrs. George Blades. who has ben
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John ' :.
Brown, at their home on Choptal <
avenue, left this morning for b r
home at Pocomoke City. Her da :
ghter, Miss Myrtle Blades, of w :
mington, spent yesterday with her /
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
An entertainment will be given t
the Parish House at eight o'clo. :
tonight, to raise funds for t. 2
purpose of purchasing materi; 5
! for garments for the children in b. =
| GUM and Northern France. A mus :
cal and literary program will be pl
sented, and ice cream cones will 2
sold. Admission, 10 cents.
All persons who are knitting I
the Navy League are requested .
| turn in finished sweaters either t.
day or tomorrow to Mrs. George Y.
Woolford. A box will be sent avn J
Wednesday. and it is urged that W :.
men who have commenced sweate, 5
will endeavor to get them done By
] this time. +.-.