The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-24
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Miss Nettie Smith, of DreXel Col
Elege, Philadelphia, is spending the
! summer at her home on Mill St.
Mrs. Isabel IS. Robinson, of Wash
/ ington, arrived in Cambridge on the
! train last night and is spending some
! time at the Hotel Dixon
! The members of Rescue Fire Com
! pany Will attend Divine services in
/ body Sunday morning, with the John
| r. kenly Post, No. 81, G. A. r.
| J. Richard Smith. L. S. N. who is
! stationed at Norfolk. is home on d
! furlough, visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gordy B. Smith, Mill st.
| There will be a Red Cross social
| at the Mechanics Hall. Fishing Creek,
! tomorrow Saturday night. Every
one is cordially invited to be present
Mrs. P. J. Parker arrived home On
the boat this morning, after having
| spent sometime in Baltimore. visit
| ing her daughter, Mrs. Alexander
Mckim MonteJ-
| Mrs. Horace q. Longaker, of Nor
! folk, Va, is spending sometime in
| this city visiting her uncle and aunt,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Levin S. Dali, at their
/ home on High street.
Mrs. Louis Seabourn and little
! daughter. of Harrisburg, Pa, are
| the guests of Mrs. Seabourn's pa
| rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Geriach,
| Maryland avenue.
The Vienna Council of the Junior
| Order OF American Mechanics will
/ ntt
| the Methodist Protestant Church of
! that place next Sunday morning.
Secretary OF State Thomas w. Sim
| mons will address a public meeting
| in the Spring Valley, in connection
with the War Savings Stamp cam
,paign, tonight, about eight o'clock.
Mr. feathers, the County Agent,
wants every boy of the Boys Garden
| Club to come % the gardens Satur-
day morning and bring his hoe. All
! those who do not come will miss the
treat the committee has provided.
Little Miss Louise Wilson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson,
gave paper doll show yesterday af-
ternoon at her home on Race street.
She was assisted by Mary Louise and
Francis Gore. The proceeds, which
amounted to eighty cents, were given
to the Red Cross.
I Mr.. Irving r. EweIl and Mrs, ka-
tie NJ. Langrall, both of this city.
were married Wednesday night at
9.15 o'clock, at the home of the
bride, on Academy street. The cere-
/ mony WAS performed by Rev. W: l..
Hoffman. pastor of St Paul's NJ, p.
| Church.
Pauline Frederick. the fayorite
! film star, in another OF her best acted
emotional dramas. Double Crossed.
J Miss Billie Rhoades in a special com
! edy, and Animated Weekly, the pic
! ture that disappointed last night.
This makes a big double bill that
you will be sorry if you miss seeing.
at the Grand Opera House tonight.
List of letters remaining uncailed
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
May 25: Burrows bakery, W. H.
Brohawn, A. w. Bailey, G. H. jack
son, Mrs. Eliza Brown, Mrs. Edgar
Dreamer, Mrs. Ruth Huber, Miss
Ethel Harris, Mrs. Joshel Jackson,
Mrs. Cora Johnson.-G. Walter
| Wright, Postmaster.
There has been -rumor-on the
streets for the past day or two to
| the effect that the Chautauqua dates
| for Cambridge for this year had been
cancelled, but Judging from the tele-
! grams from Dir. Pearson to certain
mebers of the Chautauqua Comit-
| tee, there is no truth in such rumors,
| as Dr.. Pearson states that the adj
vertising matter, programs, etc,
were shipped last Saturday.
| Lieut.. Lawrence Simmons, who
has been at the School of Fire, Fort
| Sill, Okla, for the past seven weeks,
spent few hours at the home of his
parents, Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Thomas w. Simmons, near Cam
bridge, yesterday afternoon. After
completing his course at the Officers
Training School, Lieut.. Simmons ser
we'd few weeks in charge of an ar
| tillery corps at Camp Lee, after
| which he was ordered to Fort Sill.
1t is understood that he expects to
| be ordered abroad in the near fu-
ture, although his orders at present
are to report to Camp Lee.