The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-29

Mrs. c. NJ Dunn has returned to
her home at Delmar, after visiting
Mrs. H. S. Keenan,, at her home near
town.
Mrs. Robert d. Grier, Jr., of Sails
bury is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Phillips at their home,
The Cedars"
Mrs. Frederick A. Travers is spend
ing sometime in Baltimore visiting
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
| Tschantre.
MrW Grason Winterbottom has
sold to Mr.. VIM. E. Hooper the Yacht
Club residence and ground, the con-
sideration being $4,000.
Rev. B. H. Vestal Evangelist of
| Greensboro, N. c., who is to assist
| Rev. B. F. Bean and wife in their
revival which is now going on ar
| rived on the noon train and will
| preach this evening at the Holiness
| Church.
Miss Macklem's dance given at
| Easton last night was very well at
| tended there were about seventy-five
couples present. The special fea-
| ture of the evening was the splen-
! orchestra.
You'll see a troup of Merry Models
stranded in mo Mans Land"-a
| village whose citizens are so narrow
in thought that they can't even see
daylight. In "a Perfect Lady, with
Madge Kennedy at the Grand Opera
| House tonight.
Even men who are not profess
eddy religious" said Roosevelt, 1T
they are frank, admit that no COM
munity permanently p1 ospers, either
morally or materially unless the
church is real and vital element in
the community life"
The Cambridge Gun Club will hold
its usual practice shoot at four
o'clock. tomorrow afternoon. The
Clubs weekly shoots are becoming
very popular and there are usually
a good number of both shooters and
spectators in attendance.
John Franklin Baker the Home
run" king is a supporter of Hilton
W. Robertson, who is a candidate for
for the Democratic nomination for
Congress in this district, his support
being the result of an acquaintance
that began several years ago when
Baker played ball at Salisbury
Walter B. Miller, one of the best
known business in Wicomico
county, has been appointed a mem
Der of the Board of Education for
that county. Mr.. Miller is the Re-
publican member of the Board, the
Democratic members being Messrs.
H. L. Brewington and L. w. Gunby.
Of interest to music lovers is the
fact that Mr.. Anderson Mowbray of
fredericksburg, was pianist at the
seventy-siXth Peabody diploma recit-
al given at the Peabody, Baltimore,
last night. Mr.. Mowbray has been
a pupil in piano and under Harold
D. Phillips and Gustave Strube in
harmony and composition.
Frederick P. Roe. prominent
citizen of Greensboro, Caroline coun-
ty, where he is president of the Caro-
line County Saving Bank and also
extensively engaged in the packing
business, was married at the Little
Church around the Corner, New York
last Saturday to Miss GenevieVt
Cornelia Dix, Of Deals Island. The
wedding was attended by his daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Roe. and few close
personal friends.
The girl who collects her complex
ion at cosmetic counter is working
along the same general plans as the
woman who conceals cheap lingeries
beneath costly gown; and, too, she
gets the credit of using it because
age has robbed her of youthful
com plexion. Beauty cannot be ap'
piled. 1t must radiate from the in
side out Good health, regular liv-
ing, cleaning thinking-here is the
answer. Men, almost without ex-
ception, shy at makeup. Then why
the make-nn2