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Brief Local News

Mrs. Howard Robbins, at her home
on Race street, this city.
What! When! Where? Why the
| festival tonight. Come out anG
spend a pleasant evening.
Misses Edith Lake, and Elizabeth
| Johnson, are spending sometime in
Snow Hill, as the guest of friends.
Miss Jessie Hackett, of this city,
was among those to be seen on the
board walk at Ocean City, yesterday.
! Miss Alice Wright, is spending
| sometime in Baltimore, visiting her
uncle Mr.. Harry Wright, at his home
in that city.
Don't forget to buy some of Miss
Ruth Thom2s's caramels at Grace
/, Church festival tonight. There's
a reason"
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
First Baptist Church, will meet in
the Sunday School room this even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Wilbur Walker and son Har
rison, have returned to their home in
Wilmington, after visiting relatives
in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Webster
| have returned to their home at
Vienna after spending several days
on northern tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams and
daughter Ruth left on the train Sun
day for Pennsylvania where they will
visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Barnett
who have been spending the past
week at Ocean City, have returned to
their home on High street.
Messrs. Lucian Leap, and Edgar
HUMPHREYS, of Covington, Va, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leap,
at their home on Aurora street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Camp
bell of Springfield, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. Campbell's sister, Mrs. A. Mamil-
ton Bayly, at her home on High
street.
Mrs Charles Schaeffer, and daugh-
ter of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Schaeffers mother Mrs. Jennie
| Parks, at the latters home on Church
street.
| Mrs. Clarence Dean, and son Cal
win and Miss Nancy LeCompte, are
| spending the week at Snow Hill, as
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Irving Mace, who
have been spending the past Two
weeks at Marble Head, Mass, have
returned to their home on Glenburn
avenue.
Miss Blanche Allen, who has been
spending sometime with her sister.
Mrs. Orian Pritchett, Willis street.
has returned to her home in Bridge
vile, Del.
There will be a festival on Grace
Church lawn this evening. En-
courage the young people by coming
out and buying cake. caramels, and
ice cream.
Mrs Sarah Kelly and daughter,
Miss Emma, former residents OF
Cambridge are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hugnlett. Jr., at their home
on Choptank avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker, and
two children. of Wilmington, Del,
have returned to their home, after
spending two weeks, visiting relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss Nettie Mace has returned to
her home on Glasgow street after
having spent sometime at Chesa-
peake City as the guest of Mrs.
Ralph Rees and Mrs. Harry Howard.
Misses Mary McDorman- and Mabel
Kennels who have been spending
sometime as the guest of Miss Kath-
crime a2:eEeettt Cha'Gcs+l asssSieges left /
On the evening boat for their home
in Baltimore.
Owing to a lack of nurses it SEEM |
ed likely that it would be necessary
to close down the Maternity Hospital |
but recently additional nurses nave |
been secured and the institution will
be kept open.
MI. and Mrs. George H. Stanton.
of the Monumental City, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ii.
Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il.
Meekins, this city, returned home
Sunday on the afternoon train.
Rev. j. Earl Cummings, and sis
ter, Miss Anna Cummings, and Mrs.
John P. Nichols, and Miss Nellie
Christopher, left this morning by
way of automobile for Baltimore,
where they will spend few days
this week.
Mr.. Ellsworth Wingate of this
city and Miss Dora Washington Ru-
ark of James were very quietly mar
ried Saturday evening at O'Clock at
St. Paul's M. P Church, the pastor
Rev. R. Y. Nicholson, performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Sarah Pritchett and daugh-
ters. Miss Willie and Mrs. Jacob Kern
and little grand daughter, Mary
Kern. have returned to their home
in Baltimore after having visited
Mrs. Richard Hughlett, Jr., Chop-
tank avenue.
Mr.. Kirby A. Hitch, of SALISBURY
. and daughter, Mrs. Ralph Irader'
. and little son, Ralph, Jr., OF VIM
ington, Del, returned to SALISBURY
. this morning, after having spent tne
! weekend with relatives and 1rlehos
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Chapman
: left this morning by automobile iol
I their home in Wilmington, DEL, at
ter visiting Mrs Chipman's parents
3 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Richardson
+ MARYLAND avenue. They were &C
: companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
I son. who will spend few days VIII
g them.
+ The strong Mardela team will lin
{: I'D against the Cambridge boys
Z Athletic Park tomorrow. Mardel
i lost her last contest with CambrldS
z bv shut out score of to U. Natul
! aily they are not satisfied with TINS
and are looking for revenge. Inc
Z will be on their toes every minute
Z nlov +rvino tn down the local boy
+ Come ont and see a good game.
:: The failure Of the passenger tral
j on the Delaware Division of the
I B. & w. R. R. to make sonnectlo
+ at Seaford yesterday morning W;
i due to the wreck of two frelgl
7 trains on the main line early yeste
J. day morning. A north-bound ira
L was wrecked I'D the line and almO