The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-14

Virginia Simmons are spending {
few days IN Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. E. Austin, and daughter
Esther, of Delmar. are visiting Mr.
c. T. Landlord, Vienna.
Mr. Fred Lurty, and son Alton, OF
Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Skinner, near Cam
bridge.
Mr.. Earl Sulivane is visiting his
parents, Col, and Mrs. Clement Suli-
vane, at their home on Travers
street.
Mr.. H. B. Seaborn, of Harrisburg,
Pa, is spending several days at the
home Of Mr.. e. q. Raymond, Mary
land avenue.
Mrs. Clarence H. Hurlock and
children, of Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. Hurlock'S mother, at her home
on Mill street.
Mrs. Harry Keene of Havre de
Grace, is spending the week with
her father, Mr.. c. T. Landlord, at
! Vienna, Maryland.
! Mrs. H. L. Harris and little son,
Hamilton, Jr., of Wilmington, Del,
are visiting Mrs. James B. Harris, at
! her home on Mill street.
i Mrs. Edward S. Phillips gave de-
( lightful arranged dinner party yes
! terday evening at oakley Beach in
honor of her niece Miss Shirley Cone
ley, of Baltimore.
Mrs. R. Frank Brannock is spend
ing sometime in Baltimore visiting
her sons, Rev. Willis H. Brannock
and Mr.. Charles V. Brannock, at
their homes in that city.
Prof. and Mrs. Darcy C. Barnett
and little son, Edward, of Caldwell,
N. j., are visiting Prof. Barnett's
and little son Edward, of Caldwell,
her home on Mill street, this city.
Mr.. Thomas Henry Webster, of
Reds Grove, was a Cambridge visitor
yesterday Despite his eighty-two
years of age Uncle Tom is active
and his mind as alert as that of a
young man.
Mr.. Clarence T. .Millikin left this
morning en- route for New York af-
ter having spent several days with
Mrs Millikin at the home of her
mother, Mrs. William W. White,
Henry street.
Messrs. Harry F. Brannock, Wal
ter Sherman and Clarence Mills are
spending sometime this week in Bal
timore working upon large con-
tract which Mr. Brannock has Sc
cured in that city.
Miss Alma Phillips gave a delight
full dance last night at the home OF
her parents, Col. and Mrs. Albanus
Phillips, Mill street, in honor of her
guest, Miss Mildred LeGore, of Fred
erick Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Watson Webb,
have returned to their home on Glas-
gov street after having spent the
past week in Chicago where Mr..
Webb was a member of the Grand
Lodge of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks.
Mr.. Donald Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Brown, who is a stu
dent at Washington College, Ches-
tertown, has accepted a position with
the Federal Reserve Bank at Rich
mond, Va. entering upon the duties
of his new position on Monday.
Rev. James Macleod, pastor of
the Baptist Church, met with the
misfortune of fracturing his left
arm yesterday morning at Green's
Point Rest while on the picnic OF
the Sunday School of the church. He
was brought to the hospital and had
the injured member attended to at
ter which he returned to Green's
Point and spent the remainder of the
day with the Sunday School.
A sweetheart of yours and mine!
she's Elaine Hammerstein, the
photoplay star ideal, in The Country
Cousin" from the celebrated stage
success by Booth Harrington and
Julian Street. A Selznick picture,
at the Grand Opera House tonight
only with Elmo Lincoln in elmo
The Fearless" Go to the Grand
House these hot nights and enjoy
the sea shore breeze from the re-
Gently installed Typhoon Cooling and
Ventilating system.
Register of Wills, Russell P.
Smith has purchased of the Hon.
Edward S. Phillips the La Grange
farm which the latter purchased at
the Hirst sale recently. The farm
adjoins Rose Hill farm and fronts
on the Choptank River. There is
fine brick residence on the property,
which has been thoroughly modern
lied and there are twenty acres of
land in the part sold with the resi-
dence. It is understood that ar
rangements have been made to ex-
tend Maryland avenue through the
Hirst farm to La Grange, which will
bring it within five OF ten minutes
walk of Cambridge.
Tomorrow, Thursday, Cambridge
will line up against the strong White
Haven Dry Dock Club at Athletic
Park. This game should attract all
lovers Of the national pass time who
appreciate clean and fast article of
baseball. Yesterday the home team
cleaned out for the East New Mar
ket fence busters in fast and inter-
esting battle, featured by some spec
tacular fielding and Babe Ruth
clouting. The management of the
home talent has now developed a
real base ball team that is capable of
holding its own with the best of'um,
and is worthy of the public patron
age. The management and home
boys have not asked for public as
sistance, but unless the home games
are better attended it will be impos-
sible for the home club to continue.
Let us show the real old Cambridge
craftsmanship spirit and interest
manifested by a real crowd pulling
for tho homo hovc tom OrroJiy at YAK