The daily banner., 1919-08-22

having spent the past ten days in
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles H. Barnett, Assistant
Cashier of the National Rank ol
Cambridge, is spending a portion oi
his vacation on yachting trip or
the bay.
Misses Grace and Louise Leonard
who have been spending sometime al
the Southern Hotel, Atlantic City
have returned to their home on High
street, this city.
Miss Iva M. Robbins has return.
ed to her home at Robbins, Md, at
ter having spent the past two weeks
visiting friends and relatives in
Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. Victor Parvin and children, ,oi
Princeton, w. Va, are spending
sometime here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robert Hearn
at their home on Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schley,. OF
Baltimore, have returned to. theil
home in that city, after having spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs
Robert T. Christopher, Oakley st.
Major and Mrs. Peyton Gordon
and daughter, Miss Evelyn, of Wash
ington, D. c., are the guests of DR.,
and Mrs. John Mace, at their home
on Glenburn avenue for several days
Mrs. M. Lindner has as her guests
her nieces, Miss Irene Paul and Miss
Hilda Aorstman, and her nephew,
Master Walter Paul,all of Baltimore,
who will spend several weeks at Cam
bridge.
The offices of the County Treasur-
er and County Commissioners are
closed today and tomorrow, on ac-
count of the deaths of County Treas
urer Kerr and Commissioner Lin
! thicum.
Mr.. VIC. Bennett, who has been
confined to his home ON Willis st.
| for the past three weeks, on account
of illness, is improving, and it is
thought that he will be out in a
| short time
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson,
| of New York, are spending few
days with Mrs. Richardson's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Holland,
Locust street.
Miss Sallie Cantyille, of Balti-
more, and Misses Mildred Phillips
and Eleanor Cannon, of Whining
; ton, Del, are visiting Miss Ruth
Phillips, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Phillips,
Linkwood.
Miss Mamie Winterbottom, in
tending to discontinue housekeep-
ing, will sell at public sale, at her
home on Church street, tomorrow
! Saturday afternoon at half-past
two o'clock, valuable household eff
fects of all kinds. For particulars,
see the advertisement in this issue.
Mrs. Richard T. Naylor, of Balt1-
more, who has been spending some
time at the Hotel Dixon, left Wed
nesday morning by automobile, hav-
ing been Joined the day before by
Mr.. Naylor After spending a week
or ten days at Atlantic City, they
will return to their home IN Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frantz Naylor, for
mer residents of Cambridge, but
for the past few years residing at
Norfolk, Va, spent sometime in Cam
bridge today. Mr.. Naylor was in
quiring for his friends, including
the members of the Quot Club and
the United and Patriotic Sons OF
Rest.
Rev. George E. Brown and sons,
Edwin and Sheldon, of Washington,
D. c., are visiting Mr.. William j.
TwiIley, at his home on Maryland
avenue. Mr.. Brown, who was form
erIy pastor OF the Vienna and Cam
bridge Methodist Protestant Chur-
ches, is very popular with the public
generally.
Mr.. ]. Bryan DashieH arrived
home yesterday evening on the
train, having been mustered out OF
the service Wednesday. Mr.. Da-
shell, who arose to the. rank OF
Lieutenant in the Army, has not
definitely concluded his plans for the
future, but thinks it possible that he
may re-enter the business of his IA
ther, Mr.. Edwin Dashiell.
! Misses Mary and Elizabeth Rich
ardson, of Baltimore, are the guests
of Mrs. Hazel Kirn, at her home on
Oakley street. Miss Elizabeth Rich
ardson was very actively engaged in
war work, much of her time being
taken up with the War Camp Com.
munity service, in which she enlis
ted at the outbreak of the war. UpoI
a recent visit to Cambridge large
audiences at Zion Church and the
Armory were delighted by her beau
tiful singing. 80 IS
Do clothes make the man? James
DENLY Porter, the "glue king" didn't
think so, but his wife hated slovenli
ness and divorced him. This shock
ed him into a realization of what c
rotter he'd been and be began ovel
again. But how was he to win bacl
the woman he loved when she haC
married another man? See "Don'
} Change Your Husband" the big D.
Mile production, at the Grand Op
era House tonight and Saturday
matinee and night.
List of letters remaining uncallet
! for in the Cambridge postoffice t.
Aug. %: Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan B
Carter, Henry Flowers, Phillips
Giles, Wilbur Griffith, 2; Charles
Henry, VIM. George Hickman, Stew
James, Bennie Lord, Richard Nc
Cready, Charles G. Owens, Wesle.
Phoebus, Joseph Sputun, Vim. Suli
vane, Harry West, Jean Appelt, Mrs
Tillie Brices, Miss Annie Conan, Mrs
Thomas Fisher, Mrs. George Fur
bish, Mrs. Raba Hall, Mrs. Matti
Henson, Miss Gurtie Hurley, Mrs. A
Paine, Miss Pauline Pierce, Mrs. Ell
J len N. Vaughn, Miss Annie Wiley
irrI& cfo