The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-27

Nj. Russell Adams spent Sunday
in Cambridge With relatives ana
friends.
Miss Mary Brannock, OF Philadel-
Dhia, visited friends in Cambridge
+; yesterday
Mr.. Samuel Hearn. Of Wilmington,
| Del, spent Sunday in Cambridge as
! The guest OF relatives.
Mr. William Clark, of ForrestoWn
y. j.. spent sometime yesterday in
! Cambridge visiting relatives.
NJ. and Mrs. Lester McAllister
! are the proud parents OF fine sen
, who was born Monday, Feb. 18th.
Messrs. Hobson Tail and Ernesj
Reid, OF Wilmington, Del, spent the
weekend with Mi. and Mrs. Ollie
| T. Andrews. this city.
Mi. and Mrs. Harry Tubbs and
! daughter, Aileen and Mrs. COrinne
| Janney and son, James, OF SelbyVille,
! Del. spent the Weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Janney.
MI, and Mrs Cleland Brooks are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF a fine son who arrived at
their home this morning.
NIessrs. Robert and Edgar Dalaha,
OF Wilmington, Del, visited their
mother, Mrs. Robinson F. Delaha, at
her home on Race street yesterday.
Mrs. David HenZler and Mrs.
Hazel Disharoon, both OF Philadel-
Dhia, were the weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 2. Cooper.
Poplar street.
Nj. and Mrs. Richard c. Dayton
and little daughter, ATargery, OF Viii
mington. Del. spent Sunday with
Mi and Mrs. Ollie I Andrews Oh
Choptank Avenue.
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boulder. OF
Chester, Pa,. have returned to their
home after spending short time
with Mrs. Boulden's brother MI
Howard Weldon Willis street.
MI and Mrs Robert G. RansOne.
and little son, Robert il, MI
Jacob Fisher and Miss Evelyn Gaines
Of Chester, Pa, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Ransone's mother, Mrs. j, W.
RansOnc.
Mr.. Morgan Seward, a student at
the University of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
o. Seward at their home on Belve-
dere avenue, this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth l. Jefferis and Miss
Georgia Simmons left on the early
train this morning en- route for
Philadelphia and New York, where
they will spend several days [this
week purchasing new spring goods
for Wall and Hooper.
Miss Lulu Bett'' at the Arcade
theatre for tonight and tomorrow
matinee and night is a perturbation
OF iona Gales novel of same name |
and tells a story of life story that
is happening right here in Cambridge !
every day. Maybe in your own home |
To see this wonderfully portrayed |
story is heart cleansing.
A hearty laugh is better than
medicine; treat yourself to a real
tonic for the blues tonight. See
Vivian Martin in Pardon My French |
the big Goldwyn comedy drama at
the Grand Opera House tonight only. |
Seats now selling at the White House |
Lunch Room for Way Down East
coming Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. W. S. Ellis and family, for
merly of Oxford, but who has re-
Gently been transferred to the Cam |
bridge and Seaford branch of the ?. |
B. and w R. R., has recently moved
into the residence on Willis street
which he purchased from Mr.. How |
ard R Cooper. Mr. Ellis succeeded
Mr.. William H. Burton, who has
been transferred to the main line.
Hungry, we'll say they are, and to
feed that crowd at the Auto Show is |
going to be a colossal job. To do
this the fire laddies appointed three
of the best feeders" in the COM
.pany on the refreshment committee. |
You may depend upon it that MessTs. |
Chas. E. Barnett, r. Leland Insley |
and John S. Jackson will have a /
booth fit to set before king"
They can only do this with your as |
distance Don't fail them. They ,
will call upon you for a contribution.
Miss Ruth Phillips, who is private /
secretary to the superintendent Of |
Friends School, Wilmington, left |
yesterday after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Phillips |
Linkwood Miss Phillips was home
because of the epidemic of scarlet |
fever and smallpox Schools, church
es, theatres and all public places have |
been closed by order of DR.. Charles
NJ. Handy, president of the Whining
ton Board of Health. Dr. Handy /
was formerly a physician in this city |