The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-14
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, FEB. IA. 1921
Brief Local News

at Hudson on Thursday of this week
will be held at Spedden's Hall.
The many friends of Mrs Edward
S. Phillips will regret TO learn that
she is i'll at her home, The Cedars. -
Nj. Miles H Wool1ord, left yes
terday on the train for New York,
where he will spend 4 few DAYS on
business.
Miss Thelma Wright OF Philadei-
phia, is visiting her father. Mr. Mar
tin Wright on Academy street, this
city.
Mr.. Howard Miller, who has been
spending the weekend in Cambria sc
| has returned TO his home in Balti-
more.
Prof. Lawrence Beall who has
| been spending short time in Bal
timore on business. has returned to
| Cambridge.
| Mr.. George Sanders has returned
| to his home III Baltimore, after spend
! ing the weekend With friends in
! Cambridge.
/ Rev. James Macleod, pastor of the
| First Baptist Church. left this
! morning for Philadelphia TO spend
| a few days.
Mrs. George Mowhray and daugh-
| ter Miss Ethel, left last night for
| Baltimore wher9 they will spend q
few days this week.
Mr. Harlan Johnson, who has been
spending sometime with relatives in
Cambridge and the county. returned
to Baltimore yesterday.
Miss Noami Seward, OF Whining
ton, Del, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Seward Maryland avenue.
The many friends of Mrs. Marion
R. Taylor will regret to learn that
she is critically i'll with pneumonia
at her home in Town Point.
Mrs. John Raymond and two
grandchildren Schuyler and Lavinia
Raymond returned home last night
after a weekend visit to Dover. Del.
Mr.. Arthur Spicer left on the boat
last nigEc for Baltimore, after visit
ing his parents, Judge and Mrs. E.
l.. Griffith at their home in this city.
There will be a box social at the
Trinity Church at Stewards, Friday
night February 18th. Everybody is
cordially invited to come out and
help.
Miss Flossie Adams has returned
to Hurlock, after spending the week |
end with her sister, Mrs. Reginald !
Johnson. at her home on West End
avenue.
Miss Bessie Bradshaw arrived
home last night on the train after
having spent the weekend as the !
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Jack Willis, !
Philadelphia.
Nh. Norman Harris, left on the |
boat last night for Baltimore, after
spending the past week with his !
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Har-
ris Choptank avenue.
Miss Anna E. Kirby, left on the |
boat last night for Baltimore where
she will spend several days. She
was accompanied by her mother. !
Mrs. T. Harry Hopkins.
Mrs. a. Shepherd Bayly, who has
been spending the past two weeks as
the guest of Mrs. James H. Gator, at /
her home in the Earl Court Apart
ments, Baltimore. has returned
home.
Mr.. Howard Matthews, left on the |
afternoon train yesterday en- route |
for Philadelphia; after visiting ms
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Matthews, at their home on West
End avenue.
There will be box social at Cliff
toms School, Tuesday Evening, Feb.
18th, 1921, The two plays Not A
Man In The House" and Uncle
Dicks Mistake will be given. Ad-
mission IS cents.
$ Mr.. James Mills. formerly Of I
Linkwod, died at the Hospital yes
terday morning aged about seventy |
years He will be buried this (Mon- |
day)- afternoon at two o'clock in the !
Cambridge cemetery
Mrs. Mary Warren and daughter,
Miss Corinne, of Seaford, spent the
weekend as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis X. Warren, Gay street !
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Galloway and |
son Lewis, of Bridgeville, Del, were |
also the guests of Mr. and Mrs. War
rem.
Mrs. John Cow Evans and Mrs. |
Josiah Leeds Kerr were the guests |
of Mrs. Charles D. Abbott, Saturday |
at a luncheon given by the Woman's |
Club of Milford, Del. Mrs. Evans |
will spend several days with her
mother before returning to her home
in this city. |
There is a splendid interest in The !!
meetings of the Salvation Army, the |
Hall was packed again last night; |
there have been q number of con- |
versions, ranging from children to |
those of middle-age and those whose
hair is white with the SHOWS OF
many winters.
Members of the c. H. S. basket |
ball team expect to put up great
fight tomorrow night at the Armory
when the team plays the team from
the East New Market High School. |
The game will start at half past
eight and will be preceded by game
between two teams of young ladies. !
Every detail has been completed
for the ST. Valentines dance to be
given this evening at the Armory.
Special decorations appropriate TO
the occasion have been put up, a
special lighting scheme arranged
and Stewards Orchestra has purchas-
eU several ne" pieces VI iiiuSiS " "
used. 1t is expected that there will
be large attendance OF out-of-town
people as well as members of Cam
bridges dancing set
Fame more than compensates the
lack of love. So thought Jane Cor
ing when she gave up the hopeless
grind at home and left failure of a
husband and little girl, to go on
the stage. So thought Jane Goring,
too, after she had achieved her trl-
umph. And then something happen
ed: something so unusual. so uneX-
pected that only by seeing Nazimova
in Madame Peacock" at the Grand
Opera House tonight or Tuesday by
Rita Weiman can it be properly I'M
derstoOd and really appreciated.
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