The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-23

CAMBRIDGE, MD, NOV %. 1921
Brief Local News

Nj. and Mrs. P. G.. Keene, of Fair
field Conn, are the guest of Mrs.
William NJ. Fletcher, High street.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Linthicum OF
Church Creek are receiving cOngratu-
lations upon the birth of a fine son.
MI Thomas Kerr, of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Thomas
E. Kerr, at her home on Locust
street, this city.
Mrs. James R. Jones has returned
to her home on Glasgow street after
having visited Mrs. Herman WinfohT
at her home near Longwood, Talbot
county.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Jester will be glad to learn that the
is able to be out again after being
confined to her home on Muse street,
because OF illness.
The many friends OF Mr.. Charles
II. Seward, who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks following an operation at
/ the Cambridge Maryland hospital for
! gall stones, will be glad to learn that
! he has sufficiently recovered to be
| out.
Are you sleeping late tomorrow
/ morning OF are you going to be an
| early bird? Next where are you
going tomorrow afternoon? All,
! that is easier to answer than the
| first and here's my answer, Il shall
be one of the early birds at Athletic
Park, to see the football game be-
tween Cambridge and Chestertown
tomorrow afternoon at $50" 4
presume you will be there, will you
not?" Most asSuredly.
Major John o. Skinner, retired
Army Surgeon and native of Cam
bridge was one of the Medal OF
Honor" officers received by President
Harding of the White House Oh Arm
istice Day Major SINNERS medal
was awarded him by Congress for
"Gallantry in Action" during the
Modoc Indian raid in the lava beds,
Oregon. He rescued a wounded SOL
der under heavy fire, after several
attempts by two soldiers who were
killed.
The bathing costume worn by
Helene Chadwick in Dangerous
Curve Ahead" is only one OF 80
changes OF clothing dorm by the love
ly actress in this latest Rupert
Hughes comedy showing at the
Grand Opera House tonight and
Thursday, special Holiday matinee
tomorrow. Some of the most beau
tiful garments seen on the screen
this year are worn by Miss Chadwick
and each one of them was especially
designed or imported to her.
All preparations are now complete
for the big Thanksgiving dance to-
be held in the Armory tomorrow
night. Everything points to record |
breaking crowd from all parts OF the |
shore. The Original Six of Wilm-
ington will furnish music, and is I'M
doubtedly the best orchestra which |
has ever visited the shore. The man !
agement will open the gallary for
all those who do not care to dance. |
Cambridge should do her best to
make this the best dance ever held
here.
In a Partisan Gambling House. ac~
companied by titled nobleman, Al |
mand found Camille, who had been
persuaded by his father to desert |
him. With happiness in her grasp. |
she remained true to her trust, re-
fusing to yield to the dictates of he1
heart. What her choice brought |
about is grippingly portrayed in Ca
MILE" Nazimova production for
Metro at the New Cambridge Theatre
tonight, Thursday matinee and night
Harold Lloyd will alse be seen in a
new comedy, entitled "Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bryan
will give a dance this evening at
their home, Little Louna. near
Pikesville, Md, in honor of their
daughter, Miss Lois Bryan, one OF
this seasons debutantes. Before
the dance Mrs J. Wilmer Biddle will |
entertain at dinner for her daughter
Miss Virginia Gordon, and Miss Doro-
thy Haxall. Another dinner will be
given by Miss V. Anderson, daughter
of Mrs. James D. Anderson. whose
guests will include Miss Margaret |
Herbert Mather, Miss Jannett Will
liams Lord, Miss Ellen Constable
Beck, Mrs. C. Webster Abbott, Jr., |
Mr.. Arthur Lee Hoff. Mr.. Joseph !
Brennan and Mr.. Jasse L. Webb
Tho Sim