The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-12
THE DAILY BANNER
Published Daily, Except sunday
Brief Local News

Miss Mary Barton, of New York
is spending Two weeks in CambrIds e
at the Oakley Beach Hotel.
Miss Algia Smith, left today &C
spend the weekend at Ocean City
Md. with friends and relatives.
MIS-. Joseph Q. Wright and son
MI. W. Briley Wright left the tirst
of the week for Asbury Park, n. j.,
where they will spend sometime.
Mrs. Daniel H. Wright and family
and Mrs. William j. TWilley are
, spending several days this week rs
the guests of friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tschudi OF
Baltimore, Nd, are visiting Mrs.
Tschudis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Mills, at their home on Oak
ley street, this city.
Miss Elizabeth Moler left on The
steamer yesterday evening en- route
for Washington, d. c., and AleXan-
dria, Va, where she will spend
sometime visiting relatives.
| Misses Nadine and Jean Phillips,
who have been visiting Mrs. John B..
Miller at her home at East Peters
burg, Pa, have returned to their
home on Locust street, this city.
| Mrs. Samuel A. keene, wife of Dr..
Samuel A. Keene, of Baltimore, and
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
| los keene, also of Baltimore, are
visiting Mrs. William M. Fletcher, ut
her home on High street, this city.
Miss Fannie Barron has returned
| to her home On William street after
having been called to Suffolk, Va,
on account of the death OF her
brother, Mr.. George Barton. Be
sides his sister, Mr., Barton is surviv
! ed by his wife and two children and
one brother, Mr.. Oliver Barton.
Mr.. Meredith Nichols leaves on the
steamer tonight en- route for Ores
son, Pa, where he will be employed
on the Swarthmore Chautauqua Cir
cult. Mr.. Nichols has helped with
the Chautauqua in Cambridge and it
was the knowledge of his availabili-
ty which led to his securing the posi-
ton.
About five hundred persons left
Cambridge at noon today on the eX-
cursion TO Ocean City, this being one
of the largest crowds that has even
gone on one of these excursions. The
train will leave Ocean City tonight
at 9 o'clock on the return trip. prob
ably reaching Cambridge around
midnight.
Mr.. Sewell M. johnson of St.
Louis, is visiting his sister, Mrs. ].
Audrey Jordan, at her home, Glen
burn on Glenburn avenue This
is Mr.. Johnson's first visit to Cam
bridge for several years and he
stated the he was greatly surprised
at the changes that have taken place
since his last trip home.
About fifty-fve people attended
the Salvation Army picnic at Oys
ter Shell Point, Wednesday, the
members of the party going by motor
launch, automobiles and other means
of conveyance. Bathing, swinging,
races. peanut scrambles with music
and singing made the day go all too
quickly. An ample lunch was pro-
vided which with plenty of fruit,
melons and Ice cream, SaIlShed the
inner man. The weather proved de-
lightful and all returned in the even
ing. tired but happy.
A special treat is offered you in,
Burning Daylight" Jack London's
famous story at the Grand Opera
House tonight 1t is the picturiza-
ton of life within the danee-halls
and mining camps of the frozen
north, and it presents Mitchell
Lewis in the part of a rough and
ready prospector who finds gold in
the Alaska hills, and then loses it
among the wolves of Wall street, on
ly to regain it later at a pistols
point We take this opportunity of
urging you not to miss this motion
picture treat.