The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-19


Mr. James H. DevlIn of Bethle-
hem, Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
James R. Jones. at their home on
Glasgow street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Jones, and
daughter Elizabeth, left on the boat
last night for baltimore, There they
will visit relatives
Mrs. Joseph B. Meredith is in
Philadelphia as the guest of hei SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Winfield Mcl<eon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mace who re-
side On Vue De L'Eau street. tn S
city are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a fine son.
Mr.. R. Frank Brannock left on the
boat last night for Baltimore to Wis
it is son and daughter-in-law, Rev.
Willis H. Brannock, at Govans.
Miss Sophia /. Lewis has returned
to her home at Lloyds after having
spent very pleasant week with
friends and relatives at Taylor's Is
land.
''The Day She Paid" big Photo
play special with Francille Billing
ton and Charles Clarey in the leads
and Harold Lloyds first big 100000
comedy Dumping Into Broadway, -
two screen specials at the Grand
Opera House tonight and Tuesday.
Mrs. William H. Carson, formerly
of this city, but now residing at
fredericksburg, will be hostess at the
Woman's Club Tomorrow afternoon
TIL : meeting VII! be held at The usual
hour and Mrs. Carson is expected TO
bring a splendid program with her
from fredericksburg.
Is there a man in Cambridge so
ignorant he does not realize what
Rescue Fire Company means to the
town? Is there man in Cam
bridge so miserbly he thinks the
money spent entertaining the fire
men is waSted2 Is there a man in
Cambridge so neglecttul he has not
contributed to the banquet.
The county Athletic meet, to be
participated in by pupils from prac-
tically all of the schools in this
county, will be held at the Athletic
Park, Cambridge next Saturday,
April oath. The meet is held under
the supervision CT the Public Athletic
League which holds such meets in
every county IN Maryland.
Charles ]. +. Steiner, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
Congress in the Third Congression-
al district, Baltimore, against Col.
John Philip Hill, has Withdrawn in
favor of Col. Hill. Mr.. Steiner
state that the reason for his with
drawal was that he considered the
Republican patty larger than him.
self and he did not want to inspire
| fight which would jeopardize the
chances of winning in the general
election.
The Democratic State Central
Commute OF Ta1poI county has re
commended to Governor Richie the
appointment of woman as a mem
, Der of the Talbot County Board of
Education TO succeed J. Mckinney
Willis, whose term has expired. The
| Recommendation of the appointment
of a woman on tbs school Board is
an excellent Que and might well be
| followed by similar recommends
| tions in the other counties of the
| State.
This is the season of the year
when people take pride in beautify-
ing their premises. One of the
| greatest improvements made in Cam
bridge recently has been the work
done in the addition to Christ P. E.
Church cemetery. Last year the
brick wall between the old and new
parts of the cemetery was torn down
and the two were thrown into one.
he ST:alr
| the northwest end of the new ceme-
terry and a thrifty hedge is growing
on the side next to Mr. Edgar Bayly.
Recently the church wardens, Messrs
Levin S. Dali and Frederick Hirst,
have had the cemetery put in splen-
did order and it is their intentions,
as well as the Ladies' IN charge of it.
to keep it in first class shape and a
credit to the church and her people.
The special convention of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Easton will be
held in Trinity Cathedral, Easton,
tomorrow for the purpose of elect
ing a Bishop to succeed the late
Bishop Adams The convention will
be of especial interest by reason of
the fact that it is the first one held
for this purpose for over thirty-six
years. The indications are that the
names of at least six clergymen will
be placed before the convention and
at this time there is nothing to show
which of the candidates is likely to
receive the distinguished honor. The
name of the Rev. William Dunbar
Gould, rector of Christ Church, this
city, has been prominently mention
ed and it would not only be crafty
, ing to his friends to see him elected
but in the opinion the members OF
!: this Parish he is particularly adapt
ed to the work.