The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-14
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. MD, SEPT. IA, 1921
Brief Local News

MI. Reginald SlIlItii, VI NC" AohH
City, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordy B. Smith, Mill street.
Mr.. F. w. McMaster. of Balti-
more( is spending several days this
week at the Hotel Dixon.
Misses May and Edna Jordan are
| spending two weeks at Atlantic City
| Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. Carroll Dill, of Baltimore, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles T. Dill, Muir street.
Mrs. William Connolly, Of Yer
! mont, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Thomas H. Eickers at their home on
! Locust street.
Miss Rose Windsor, has returned
: % her home on Locust street, aftel
having spent SIX weeks with fllehus
! AT Portland. Main.
! Mrs. Eugene Phillips and daugh-
! ,ers Misses Nadine and Jean, nave
! returned home after having spent
b short time at Baltimore and ToWsoh'
/ Mr.. W. L Hubbard, left yesterday
! by way of Claiborne for Baltimore
! where he is spending several days on
! business.
| Miss Erma Taylor, has returned
| to her home at Wilmington, Del, al
ter having visited her aunt, Mrs.
| Harry Keenan,.
Mrs. H. C. Shipley, left Tuesday
| by way of Milton for her home at
Baltimore after having visited her
sister, Mrs. Harry keenan,.
of l.
is spending some time with his niece
Mrs. Arthur X. Austin, of Mt. Holly,
near Cambridge.
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Richardson.
have returned to their home III TINS
city after spending sometime at At
lantic City Philadelphia and New
York.
Come out and root for the boys,
Friday 18th at P NJ. Tickets now
on sale for the great game between
the St. Paul's Church Champions
and Zion Church All Stars.
Mrs. Carrie Travers, Miss Ruth
Trayers. Miss Della Cotton, all of
Baltimore, are the guests of Mrs.
John E. Croft, at her home on Glas-
gov street.
Miss Belle Woolford, has return
ed home after spending several
weeks visiting her brother, DR.. John
S. B. Woolford and family at KOS
well, New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hubbard
and son, William, Mrs. Leon Fena-
BILE and son. Leon, Jr., returned
home last night after having spent
Monday and Tuesday at Baltimore
and Towson. Md.
Mrs. John E. Croft, gave a Miscel-
laneous Shower, Monday afternoon
for her cousin, Mrs. Herman Wind
fohr, whose wedding took place this
morning.
Mrs. Victoria Lee. of Williams
burg. Va, left this morning for her
home after having spent the summer
| with her daughter, Mrs. William u.
Powell, Belvedere Avenue.
Mr.. John H. Burgess, formerly OF
this city, and more recently of Bal
timore has become associated with
the firm OF Hartman & Co.. Inc,
dealers in investment securities.
Mrs. Elsie Shipley and Mrs. Grace
thinner and daughter, have return
ed to Baltimore after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Shipley's mother,
Mrs. w. J. Seward at East New Mar
ket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman Goldsbor-
ough, of New York City, who have
been spending the summer at OXFORD
Md, are the guests of Mrs. William
H.. Barton at her home on William
street.
Rev. and Mrs. Letcher Shower and
daughter, Elizabeth, of Occupatla,
Va. Mrs. r. Lee Wright and two
sons, Robert and William, of Vienna,
were the guests yesterday of Misses
Hattie and Lillian Wright at their
home on Vue de L'Eau street.
Mrs Thomas Leckie, left this
morning on the train for her nome
at Philadelphia, after having spent
the summer with her sisters, Misses
Hattie and Lillian Wright at their
home on Vue de L'Eau street.
Mr.. Alonza Elliott, of this city,
took the Senior Christian Endeavor
Society Of st. Paul's NJ. P. Church
for a motor-boat ride on the Chop
tank river Monday night. Games
were played, and everybody joined
in singing familiar songs, after
which light refreshments were
served.
A story of the giant gold dred-
gers in California is Wallace Reds
latest Paramount picture, ''The He'll
Diggers," showing at the Cambridge
Theatre, tonight and Thursday. 1t
is as radically different in theme
and treatment from the average
Reid starring vehicles as is the
tropical MONDAY sun from a Polar
night. 1t is a tremendous moving
heart-appealing story and affords Mr.
Reid a role which doubtless will ac-
centuate his vogue with film fans.
What would you do if you were
young man who inherited girls
boarding school? What would you
do With it? Would you sell it or
would you attempt to teach in it?
Would you also cultivate an ac-
quaintance with a charming girl or
two? This is the problem that
grects the popular Wallace Reid in
The Charm School," the scint1llat-
ing comedy at the Grand Opera
House tonight and Thursday. This
is quite the most delightful picture
that Mr.. Reid ever appeared in and
offers him manifold opportunities to
! show his rare comery talent. The
! picture abounds with humor and ro-