The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-16
Brief Local News

Miss Margaret Navy has return
ed tC her home IN this city after hav-
ing spent sometime as the guest OF
relatives in baltimore. Charlo ties.
vile, and Staunton, Va
Mr.. William McLain Robinson
and Miss Manola Frances SuIlender
both of Crocheron, were married
Wednesday evening at Grape Parson-
age by John NJ. Kelso
Mr.. ]. Leonard Mowbray and son,
Leonard, Jr., left on the, afternoon
train today to atttnd the funeral of
Mr. Mowbray's sister, Mrs. Thomas
B. MARYLAND, which will be held
from her late home in Baltimore to-
morrow.
Mrs. Howard Moore and Mrs.
William S. Carmine left this morn
Ing Oil the early train ep route for
Baltimore where they will spend
several days visiting friends and re-
| ,atives.
Rev. James Macleod. pastor OF
tee First Baptist Church. was the
SPEAKER at the Sunday aft 4.no1n ex-
erc'ses of Cambridge Lodge of Elks
| last Sunday and delighted ;.e mem
btrs with his splendid address on be-
ing prepared. Miss Nellie Shackel-
fcrd and Miss Mary c. Leonard
furnished the musical portion of the
program, which was also greatly en-
| joyed.
The seventh annual dinner Of the
Eastern Shore Society of Baltimore
CITY vii be held at the Hotel Rem
merit next Wednesday evening, Janu-
I CT
! United States Senator from Alabama
and Hon. Albert c. Ritchie., Gov
ernor of Maryland will be the speak,
ers. 1t is expected that the attend
| ance will be the largest in the his
| tory Of the Society.
Former Governor Emerson c.
harrington AMI family arrived in
Cambridge Wednesday night. com
ing by way of Claiborne The Gov
ernor and family started across The
| bay on the Gasoline boat which is
taking the place of the McLane,
which was burned several weeks ago
hut on account OF the extremely
rough weather they returned 70
Annapolis and came around by way
| oil Baltimore and Claiborne.
Something New! Something Novel!
Something Tasty! Oh Boyi A farce
comedy which is a riot of laughter
from start to inish-a scream of de-
iight-played by an aggregation of
stars of the first magnitude and
fame on screen and stage-with
codes of pretty girls furnishing
pictureque dances and lovely
IablcauX. Oh Boy! Is the big SUPER
special at the Grand Opera House to-
night and Saturday matinee and
night.
Rev. Walter E. Gunby, pastor of
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church,
addressed the Woman's Club Tues
cay afternoon, his subject being 'The
ChristianiZed Calendar" The adj
uress was greatly appreciated and
abounded in useful information.
The musical portion of the program
was furnished by Misses Alice
Wright and Margaret Matthews, the
former favorinS the members with
two solos while the latter was the
accompanist. At the conclusion OF
the program tea was served.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the Cambridge Post Office to
January 16, 1920. Persons calling
for same will please ask for adve1-
tised letters:-Adams C Stewart,
James w. Bounds, w, w. Dali,
Randall Davis, Floyd Henry,
George Muller, Capt. Pearl North,
Rev. Lou Robins, ]. N Zihlman,
Henry Hoffman, w. S. Whitley,
Whiteley's Drug Store. Mrs. Sedonia
Chase, Mrs. Olive Camper, Ella
Itaskins, Mrs. Eva Blanch Travers,
Miss Berniest Waters. G. WALTER
WRIGHT, Postmaster.