The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-01
The DAILY BANNER
MD, SEP. LIST, 1921
Brief Local News

Base ball! Politics and Crabs are
the principal topics of conservation
now.
| Misses Mildred and Katherine
| Wier have returned after visiting IN
| ChestertoWn.
Misses Margaret and Henrietta
| Crane entertained last night at their
home on Willis street.
Miss Nellie lowering, has returned
! to Baltimore after visiting Miss Net
tie Smith at her home on Mill st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Blades an
nounce the arrival of fine son born
Tuesday afternoon at their home on
Choptank avenue.
Mrs. Edgar B. Simmons and
daughter, Virginia, have returned al
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Simmons of Frederick.
Miss Ruth Langrall and brother
Ware, of Washington, d. c., are
spending their vacation with their
uncle, Mr.. T. C. Bramble.
Miss Clara Diamond and sister,
Dorothy, have returned to Easton at
ter visiting Miss Anna Cooper, at her
home on West End Avenue.
Mrs. Worthington Campbell, of E.
Orange, n. j., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hooper, at
''Wayside," their home near town.
Mrs, L. S. Dibble and daughter,
Marjorie, of Washington. d. c., are
visiting Mrs. Dibble's parents, Mr..
and Mrs William H. hobbins, OF
Robbins.
Mr.. c. NJ. Sterling and son Mr..
Norris j. Sterling, of Crisfield, are
visiting Mr. Sterling's daughter, Mrs.
Jake Robbins, at her home on Bel
yedere Avenue.
Mrs Alfonso Webster and grand
son, Daniel DAVIS, of Wilmington,
Del. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
C. Windsor at their home on Gene
terry Avenue.
DR., and Mrs. Eldridge E. Wolff
and son, Eldridge, Jr., spent today at
Ocean City where Dr.. Wolff attend
ed a meeting of the Eastern Shore
Medical Society.
Straw riders are asked to please
take some route other than that one
leading by the Bozafth farm at
which place Miss Mildred KEENAN, is
dangerously ill.
Gibson and friends will give po-
litical meeting at the Post Office at
Bishop's Head, Thursday evening at
3 o'clock, September Sth. Every
body is invited.
Misses Nellie Marshall, Oneita
Andrews, Mary Wilson and OleVla
Hearn, returned home last night at
ter having spent several days at the
"Rideau" Ocean City, Md.
Rev. Ward Mills family, OF
Blades, Del, are spending the week
end with relatives and friends of this
place, accompanied by DR.. EVeft
Shipley an dwife of Seaford.
Miss Margaret JORDAN returned
home last night after spending TWO
weeks in New York City as the guest
of her cousins Mrs, Gordon Hutchlns
and Mrs. Wortnington Campbell.
Mrs Howard Bradshaw and son,
Whittmore, returned home last night
after spending a week with Mrs.
Bradshaw's sister, Mrs. Travin TAX
up, Richmond Hill, New York City.
Miss Lillian Bradshaw returned
last night to her home on Nue de
L'Eau, after spending the summer at
Richmond Hill, New York City, as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. TraVln
Takup.
Mrs Harry Bishop and son, Oil
yer, left this morning for their home
in Washington, D. c., after spend
inc sometime at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Andrews, Glenburn
Avenue.
Mrs. Harry Webster and three
children, Audrey, Elizabeth and
Samuel, of Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. Webster's brother, Mr.. Percy Z.
Windsor, at their home on Cemetery
Avenue.
Mrs. George MackliM, Mr.. Jay
Pierce and Mr.. Grier Daynum, have
returned to their homes in Milford,
Del, after spending a short time at
the home of Mrs. Frank Marvel on
Vue de L'Eau street.
Mr.. and IIrs. J. Marvin Wooden
and little daughter Elizabeth, nave
returned to their home in Baltimore
after spending a week at Madison
Will MI. w OOISI1 pNASAANS'
Mrs John B. Wooden.
Mrs. Daniel Mayne al d son, Burn
ard. and Mr.. and Mrs. Kranklin
Naunann and two children, of Phil
adelphia, and Mrs. Mary Lloyd, of
Chester, are visiting M. and Mrs.
Mayne at their home on Washing
ton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Waddell,
Mrs. Joseph Henry Johnson, Miss
Nancy Bay1y Waddell and Mr.. Elliott
Waddell, returned home last night at
ter spending several days in Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City. The trip
was made in the Waddell's car.
Miss Blossom Pritchett, daughter
of Postmaster George A. Jones, who
has just completed the six weeks
course at Towson High School, has
accepted a position as Directory
Clerk at the c.. and P. Telephone Of
flee at Lexington and st. Paul streets
Baltimore.
prisoners Of Love" with Betty
Compson is one of the seasons great
est features. The supporting cast
includes Emory Johnson, Raf
Lewis, Clara Horton, Ray Stewart
and Claire Mcdowell. This big
special will be shown tonight only
at the Grand Opera House for 10
and Is cent prices. Sea shore breeze
to keep you cool.
Mr. Winfred Brown returned to-
day at noon after spending thirty
days at the Citizens Training Camp
at Camp Meade, Md. Winfred states
that there was plenty of good food
at the camp and that he would like
to go there again next summer. At
the banquet last night Col. Helms
presened all the members of his
squad which was the 9th in Co. L
which was the third best in the Regl
ment, with book on Military Life.
Gets Strnck By Auto