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Grand Opera House tonight.

J opSId douSS tOuiSht-
Miss Beulah Ruark is the guest of
/ Mrs. George Stanton. Baltimore,
Mrs. D. E. Ecker, of Laurel, Del,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. r. Cooper, Willis street.
! Miss Eva Haggett has returned to
her home in this city, after spending
few days in Washington, D. C.
Mr.. Guy Dean left on the after
noon train for Camp Meade. to re-
port fol duty, after a shor: furlough
home.
! \ card from Lieut.. George H. Bar
Der has been received by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Barber, announc-
ing his safe arrival overseas.
Mrs Esau p Coleman has receiv-
ed word from her son, J. l.. Coleman,
Co. H, 56Sth Inf, that he has arriv-
ed safely on the other side.
ployed in Baltimore, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John E.Meek-
ins. at their home on West End ave.
Mr.. James Murphy has returned
to Baltimore, after few days spent
with relatives il, this city. He was
accompanied by Mr.. William Adams,
of this city.
Master Thomas Steele Nichols ar
rived home this morning, after nav
ing been the guest of friends in Bal
timore. Chesapeake City and Will
mington, Del
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Earl Hearn and
little son, of Baltimore. are visiting
Mrs. Hearn's parents, Mr., and Mrs.
John F. Willis, at their home on
Oakley street
Mrs. Emily Belle, of this city, re-
ceiyed card yesterday from her
son. Corporal George Munford, say
/ ing that the ship Oh which he sailed
4 had arrived safely overseas.
! Miss Olive Ruark, who is in the
employ OF the Government. at Wash
/ ington, d. c.. is spending her vaca-
ZION with her father, Capt William
! R=sark. at his home on Locust St.
/ #.4rl. William O Hurley received
? card yesterday from her brother,
!'r.vate Roland Bradley. Co. c. 115th
Int, stating that the ship On which
i he sailed had arrived safely in
/ France
/ Mr. w LOUIS Barrett. Jr.. is spend
! ing several days With his mother, Mrs.
I W. L. Barrett, at her home on Gene
: terry avenue. Mr.. Barrett recently
enlisted in the Navy and is home
waiting for a call, which lie expects
TO receive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick Bar
ton and children arrived in Cam
bridge last night and will spend the
remainder of the summer at the Ho
tel Dixon. They left Washington
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock,
and reached Cambridge about Z
O'Clock in the evening, having taken
their time on the trip.
Lima Cavaliera, the celebrated
beauty, and operate star, makes her
first bow in pictures at the Grand OPP
era House tonight, in The Eternal
Temptress, a big special Paramount
feature. The last chapter Of The
Mystery Ship" the big, thrilling ser,
ial, with Ben Wilson. will be shown
tonight. See who is the man OF
mystery.
Mr.. VIM. A Pritchard, who came
to this city about 3S years ago, from
Laurel, Md, to accept position as
miller with the Cambridge Manufac
turing Co., where he has been EN-,
ployed until the present, is retiring
from business, and will leave on the
boat tonight for Forrest Park, Md.
where he will make his future home
Mr.. Pritchard has also been one oil
our leading florists for a number Of
years.
At a meeting of the different com
mittees on the July 4th celebration
which was held last night, Mr.. G
; Winnie Bradshaw was appointed
chairman of floats All persons ar
!. ranging floats for the parade viii
. please report same to Mr.. Bradshaw
as soon as possible. Provisions hav'
been made for all citizens not mem
bers of any organization to join il
i. this patriotic parade. Nj. Edwar'
S. Phillips will have charge of thi