The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-08


Mrs. T. Carter Hughlett is spend
ing several days at Baltimore visit
ing friends.
Mr.. George White, returned last
night after spending several days al
Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. Herbert Travers returned last
night from Baltimore, where he
spent several days On business.
Miss Eva Wolff, of Baltimore, is
spending her vacation, with hel
parents at their home in this city.
Mrs. Harold Robinson and sister
Miss Marion Jones, are spending the
weekend with relatives at ToddVllle'
The ladies of the First Baptist
Church, are planning to hold an oys-
ter supper, Thursday evening. Sep
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Miss Nita Parr Perry, returned
home Wednesday night after having
spent ten days at Baltimore and
Frederick, Md.
Mr.. Charles H. Barnett, OF n. y,
is spending sometime with his faml-
" at their home On Vue de L'Eau
street, this city.
and son, Billy. have returned to Phil
adelphia after having visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Smith.
Miss Elsie Leonard, left today en-
route for Pleasantville, N. j., where
she will be head of the kindergar-
ten in the Public Schools.
Mr.. Brice Johnson, has returned tC
this city after spending several days
this week in Baltimore on business
The trip was made in his car.
Rev, VIM. H. Vickers and family
have returned to their home on Vue
de L'Eau street, after having spent
sometime visiting in BloXom, Va.
Mr.. Theodore Barber, has return
ed to New York after spending his
vacation at the home Of his grand
mother, Mrs NJ. E. Hartman, High
street.
Mrs. Arthur Hurlock and daugh-
tiers Misses Lucille and Mildred, nave
returned from Chestertown where
they spent sometime visiting re-
latiyes.
Mrs. Grover C. Day, has returned
to her home in Baltimore, after visit
ing her sister and brother-in-laW'
MI. and Mrs ]. Richard Hughlett,
Jr., Choptank avenue, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Leonard and
Two children, Leon and James, re-
turned home Tuesday night after haV
ing spent sometime visiting in WASH
ington and St. Mary's County.
Mrs. Isabel Robinson and daugh-
ter. Miss Anita and son, Lee left
this morning for their home IN
WASHINGTON, d. c., after having
sDent the summer in Cambridge. -
As we go to press we 1earn of the
death this afternoon at Vienna OF
Mr. Alfred ]. Mobray, one OF the
best known citizens of that district
and one of the oldest men in the
county.
Mr., Hugh Lewis, who has beer
snending the summer with his aun
aud uncle. Dr.. and Mrs. Guy Steele
left this afternoon for Baltimore
where he will spend a short time be
fore returning to his home at Lynch
burg. Va.
Mr. Lawrence r. Beale, who ha:
been spending several days at th'
home of Mrs Thomas Kerr, left las
night on the boat en- route for Luth
ervilIe. Md, where he has accepted
a position as Assistant Fice-Presl
dent at the Maryland College TO
| women.
Girls are all alike everywhere
even in Paris. This is the conclus
| ion that one is bound to arrive at
! after Witnessing the colorful, dazz
ling performance of Clara kimbal
Young in a photoplay of Frencl
| life. straight From Paris 4o'
! at the Grand Opera House tonigh
: only.
/ Tonight is the last opportunit,
for YOU to witness the supreme spec
tacle of the screen, The Gilded Lily
at the Cambridge Theatre, with MAJ
Murray in the leading role, as the
dancer. Her visions of love, hus
band and home are about to be real
lied when she discovers that the mar
to whom she has given her heart
loves her for her gracefulness as q
dancer and the beautiful clothes she
wore. At last the man who loves
for the heart beneath arrives and
saves her life. Do not fail to see 1t.