The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-30

-heSSIS. W. BdllE BfdnnOCk. Jr.,
and James Christopher left on the
early train today for Atlantic City
where they will spend sometime.
Mr.. Harry Wilson left this morn
4 ing for Philadelphia, where he will
! visit his son, Harland. who is in Lea
! que Island Navy Yard.
/ Mrs +. \. Records and little Miss
| Elizabeth Cook left this morning for
! Mardela, where they will visit rela-
! tives and friends
Lieut. Howard B. Matthews, who
is in training at Fortress Monroe,
Va. is spending furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John S. Mat
thews, West End avenue.
Lieut. and Mrs. Emerson c. Har-
rington are spending sometime in
this city. visiting Mrs. Harrington 5
mother, Mrs. Emma Davis. at her
! home on Mill street.
Mr.. Guy L. Bryan. Jr, who is a
student at Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore. is the guest of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Bryan,
at their home on High street.
Miss Rebecca Leonard who is a
student in Washington, is spending
the Easter holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Leonard. on
High street
Mr. Harold Dahl of the Johns
Hopkins University. Baltimore, is
spending Easter with hi sparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Levin S. Dali. at their home
on High street.
William S. Hart plays the leading
role tonight in THE Cold Deck" al
the Grand Opera House. This is a
and good acting. Also another chap
ter of The Fighting Trail"
Sergeant Thomas Birdsell An
drews. Headquarters Company, 310th
Field Artillery, Camp Meade. left
this morning. after having spent d
furlough with his mother, Mrs. Mary
C. Andrews. 303 West End avenue.
Miss Frances Marshall is spending
| the Easter holidays with Miss Han
nah Phelps, at her home at Easton.
, Miss Katharine Langrall, of Cra-
| pc, is spending the weekend with
! Miss Marian Christopher, at her
! IIOIlIC vi orlhiSS StiSN''
| Rev. S. n. Pilchard left on the at
| ternoon train today for Georgetown,
! Del, where he will occupy his new
pulpit tomorrow. Mr.. Pilchard, who
was pastor of Zion NJ. E. Church for
number of years, was transferred
| at the recent sessions of the Will
mington Conference
/ cIy
heart tomorrow night if she wants to
hear Miss Melrose and Company on
| Tuesday night at the Grand Opera
House She will, of course, so why
! not buy a ticket today for the con-
i cert, the proceeds of which will be
I for the drafted men.
In the casualty list of yesterday
| appeared the name of First Lieut.. J..
| public schools will open avery morn
wounded in action March 18th, in
France Mr. Kibler was coach at
| Washington College and well-known
in baseball circles. Two years ago
he played ON the Cambridge team,
and during that time he became very
popular with the Cambridge fans and
the public in general.
4 IuC 9DctEa
| erybody to set their time up one
hour Saturday night at ten o'clock.
Simply turn the hands of the clock
! forward an hour and the trick is
done. The new daylight saving
movement will add an hour at the
time of day when it is most appre-
ciated by the workingman, giving
more time for recreation or, work in
! his war garden.
List of letters remaining uncalled
| for in the Cambridge postoftice to
March 30.-Dorchester Republican,
c. c. Darlington, DR.. l. Emanuel,
James Jackson, John H. Maddox, E.
H Miller, John higgins, Tom Vim
son, Harold Toney, Miss Lizzie An
derson, Mrs May Cannon, Miss Stel-
la Evans, Miss Malice Handy, Miss
Bertha Jones, Miss Mary Lizzie
Kiah. Mrs. Rosie Parker.-G. Wal
| ter Wright, p. NJ.