The daily banner., 1919-05-26
Grand Opera House tonight.

Washington.
Congressman William N Andrew!
left on the B., G. e A. steamer las
night, enroute for Washington.
Mrs. Ivy L. Phillips is spending
several days this week in Baltimore
having been a passenger last nigh
on the boat.
DR.. Guy Steele was a passenger on
the boat last night for Baltimore
where he will spend a short time this
week on professional business.
Senator James S. Shepherd was a
passenger on the steamer last night,
enroute for Annapolis, where he will
spend several days this week.
Mr.. George H Dawson, Jr., was a
passenger on the steamer yesterday
evening, after having spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Eugene Ross,
William street.
| There will be a social given at
Bucktown schoolhouse Tuesday even
ing, May 27. Ice cream and cake on
sale. Proceeds for the Red Cross
Come and enjoy the evening.
Mr.. John F. Willis, Jr., of the
firm of North & Willis, left on the
train this morning for New York and
Philadelphia, where he will spend
a few days this week on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Palmenter, Mrs.
Frank Hickman and daughter, Mrs.
Luther Bradford and Miss Anna
Plummer, of Laurel, Del, spent Sun
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie T. An
drews, this city.
nounce the marriage of their sister,
Nora Lee Rose. to James Harry Will
ley. which took place at Easton on
May 3rd. Rev. w. B. Dorsey per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. J. Thomas Collins, who spent
the weekend with his parents, JUS
tice and Mrs. j. r. D. Collins, at
their home on Glasgow street, left
yesterday evening, enorute for An
napolis, Md.
Lieut.. J. Spence Phelps was pas
senger on the boat last night for
Baltimore. enroute for Camp Meade,
where he is stationed, after having
spent the weekend with Mrs. Phelps
at her home in this city.
Mrs. w. D. Bumgarner and Mrs.
Isaac T. Parks, Jr., of Baltiomre, who
have been visiting Mrs. T. Carter r.
Hughlett, Church street, left yester-
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Ruse, for their homes.
Mrs. Harry Ruse, of baltimore,
who has been visiting Mrs. w. Mich
olas Williams, Oakley street, and
Miss Leila Bamberger, Locust street,
left yesterday afternoon with Mr..
Ruse, who motored down from Balti-
more to spend the weekend.
The many friends of Mr.. Granville
LeCompte are glad to see him out
again, after being confined to his
home on Locust street. They are
| also glad to hear that Mrs. LeCom-
pte is getting along SO nicely, and
hope that in few days she also will
be able to be out.
On Thursday evening, May 29th,at
8 o'clock. two short plays, The Red
Lamp" and (Which Will He Marry" I"
will be given ct the Vienna High
School, to raise money for the Girls
Cookery Club. Admission, Is; chill
dren, 10c. Homemade candy will be
on sale during the evening. 26-2t.
Mrs. Fred Hirst, treasurer OF
Company C Comfort Fund" has
turned over an unexpended balance
of $41.90, in her hands, to the Com
mittee on Reception and Memorial,
to be expended in such manner as
may be deemed appropriate for car
rying out the plans of that Com
mittee.
With the score A to 8, in favor of
Easton High, at the end of the sew
enth inning, and rain threatening to
end the game, play was resumed af-
ter 20 minutes, and Cambridge High
batted in runs the first time up,
and kept the nal score to 4, in ia
| vor of Cambridge. The game was
played on aston diamond last Friday
afternoon.
| A contradiction: A heading in
one of the Baltimore papers of today
states, that there will be parade OF
$4,000 persons opposed to prohibi-
tion next Monday, June End. So far,
SO good; but the article goes on to
state that one of the organizations
proposes to fine any of it's members
taking a drink five dollars. A pre-
pared parade for drinking taboos
drinks; what may we expect next?
The above action is an argument
against liquor, rather than for it.
First Lieut.. Lawrence F. Simmons,
of Battery D, 315th Field Artillery,
sailed from Brest, France, on the
transport Zeppelin, on Saturday.May
18th, and is expected to arrive at
Newport News, Va, tomorrow, May
9th. Lieut.. Simmons is connected
with the 80th Division, which is
composed largely of. Virginia, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania troops.
He was in the st. Mihiel battles, in
those both East and West of the
Meuse, through those of the Argonne.
at Montfaucon, and his regiment
reached the neighborhood of Sedan
where Lieut.. Simmons was gassed
He spent several weeks in the Base
Hospital, and in the recuperation
hospital for officers. When he had
recovered from the gas attack, he
hna ,ic o0;,,