The daily banner., 1919-08-11

Mr.. Charles d. Abbott, Jr-, of Mi
ford, Del, is the guest of Mr.. J.
Evans, this city.
Miss Caroline Vaeth, of New Yor
city, is visiting Miss Willie Pritchet
at her home on Oakley street, thi
city.
Miss Mary Corinne Jones has re
turned to her home on Willis street
after spending few days in Balti
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waller ar
receiving congratulations upon tn
birth of fine boy, who was borl
Saturday night.
Mrs. J. Fred Dunn and daughter
Miss Nora, left this morning for At
lantic City, where they will spent
the next two weeks.
Mrs. A J. Dunn was a passenge
on the early train this morning, el
route for Atlantic City, where sh'
will spend sometime.
Mrs. Henry Leland and children, o.
Baltimore, are spending sometime a
the home of Miss Bertha Robinson
on Choptank avenue.
Misses Mamie Phillips, Ethel Hop
kins, Ernestine Taylor and Lur;
West have returned from au automo
bile trip to Gettysburg and Pen Mar
Miss Alethea w. Mitchell has re
turned to Washington, D. c., aftel
having spent week with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nj. Nit
chell.
| Mrs. G. Warren Mundy and dau
| ghter, Miss Elizabeth, have returned
to their home On Locust street, after
having spent the past two weeks al
the Hotel Hamilton, Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving Mace and
little daughters, Hannah and Eliza,
beth, who have been spending two
weeks at the Hotel Hamilton, Ocean
City. have returned to their home on
Glenburne avenue, this city.
If you have crouch, take it to the
Grand Opera House tonight. 1t is
bound to get lost in the big laughs
in the all-comedy bill tonight, which
includes Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle in
one of his very best screaming come
dies.
The members Of Dorchester Lodge
of Odd Fellows will hold special
meeting tonight at half-past seven
o'clock, to make arrangements for
the funeral of Mr.. William H. David
son, Sr, who died yesterday morn
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Rea, of
Washington, D. c., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Erich Miller, of Plainfield, N. j., are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. William l..
Lowe, at their home on Vue de
L'Eau street, this city. Mr.. Miller is
nephew of Mrs. Lowe.
In a card sent to one of his friends
in this city, DR.. C. L. Selover, who
is spending sometime in New York
State, reminds him that To-day will
be yesterday tom morrow," which is
quite a novel way of saying that to-
morrow never comes.
Messrs. James s. Dixon, Joseph
Robbins, Howard r. Cooper, Raw
leigh c. Gray and Robert Henry
spent yesterday as the guests Of MT.
B. F. Veach, at Elliott. They made
the trip to Toddville by machine and
crossed from there in motor boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Sherman,
Mrs. E. Lee LeCompte, Mr.. Howard
Sherman and Mr.. Guy LeCompte left
Cambridge yesterday morning, en-
route for Atlantic City, where they
will spend a week or ten days. The
first stop was in Pieasantville, N. j.,
where they stopped to see Mr.. Dor
sey LeCompte, who is cashier of the
Pleasantville Trust Company.
Mr.. Leon E. Venable, who is man
aging the Reliance Life Insurance
Company in this city, left this morn
ing, enroute for Pittsburgh, Pa, by
automobile, where he will attend the
convention that is being held at the
Company's home Office for one week.
Mr.. Venable has written and paid for
$25O,0O0 of personal life insurance
in the first six months of this year.
His agency has passed the quarter
million mark.
Work has been resumed on the
stretch of public road between Sea-
ford and Laurel, after a shut down
of more than a year. The laying OF
concrete will be continued until the
road is completed to Laurel, where
it will connect with the road to Del
mar; the Laure1-Delmar stretch is
about completed having been thrown
open to the public. When the road
from Delmar to Salisbury is COM
pleted it will be possible to tarVel
from Cambridge to Salisbury, then
back by way of Delmar, Seaford,
fredericksburg and Hurlock, which
will make very pleasant trip, with