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The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. MD, JULY 8, 1922
kriet Local News

Nj. Joseph H. Mayne. Jr., is
| spending a few days this week IN
! Baltimore.
Miss Reita Bennett, left this morn
! ing for Salisbury and Lemont. Va,
! where she will visit relatives.
Attorney Robert W. Mobray, oT
[ Baltimore. spent yesterday in Cam
| bridge on professional business.
! Mrs. Lulu Hare, left this morning
! tor Jersey City where she will visit
her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Trailer.
Miss Katherine Christopher, is
| spending sometime at Annapolis, as
! the guest of Mrs. Thomas II. Kirby
Attorney James Steele. of Baltl-
more, is visiting his cousin. DR.. Guy
! Steele at his home on Church street,
this city.
| Mrs. Frances Stinchcomb and
| daughter. Gladys, left on The boat
! last night for Baltimore, after visit
| ing her daughter. Mrs. E. w. Cos
wellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Pfeiffer and
daughter, Gwendolyn. of Baltimore,
! have returned home after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs John s. Matthews,
this city.
Mrs. James H. Gator of the Earl
| Court Apartments, Baltimore is
visiting her niece, Mrs. A. Shepherd
Bayly at her home on William St,
this city.
Mrs. j. Creighton Hines. left this
morning for her home in Harmon
| don, n j., after having spent two
! weeks as the guest of Mrs. Lulu
Hare, of this city.
Mr. w. Wallace Phelps. of Philips
| burg, Pa, is spending several days
| with his brother, Mr.. Joseph w.
! Phelps. at his home. Stump MAN.
| or" near Cambridge.
Mrs. S. l. Buck, left on the after
noon train en- route for Philadelphia
where she will spend sometime with
her son, Mr. Walter S. Buck and
wife, and other relatives.
Mrs. George Hall and daughter,
Miss Edna, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Matthews.
West End Avenue, have returned to
their home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Meekins and
little daughter, have returned to
their home in Baltimore. after visit
ing Mr. Meekin's mother. Mrs. John
Meekins West End Avenue, this
city. n
Mrs. E. w Goswellen and two
sons, Richard and Raymond. left on
the boat last night for Baltimore, to
spend a few weeks with Mrs. Cos
wellen's mother, Mrs. Frances
Stinchcomb.
Mrs. James r. Jones, who has
been spending the past two months
at the Blue Ridge Mountains. re
turned home last night. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah who accompanied
her witnessed the sham battle at
Gettysburg, July fourth.
Mr. Louis Lehman, younger son
of Mrs. Esther and the late Samuel
Lehman formerly of this city, spent
the weekend at the Hotel Dixon.
Mr.. Lehman and his brother, Milton,
are engaged in the banking ana
brokerage business in New York
City.
A full two hour and half show
headed by Vitagraphs latest super
GLIDING "The Adventures of Robin
son Crusoe," Round Three of the
Leather Pushers" Harold Lloyd in
The big idea" and Mutt and jeff in
THE Cashier See the show that
delighted such large crowd last
night. You can keep cool at the
Grand Opera House.
Owen Moore in Reported Missing
closes tonight together with Ruth
Roland in white Eagle" and Stal
Comedy. See the Arcade display ad
on the front page and see what a
wonderful week is offered you start
ing next Monday 1t is Paramount
Revival Week and every picture is
positively guaranteed to be the best
of it's kind made prior to 1922. You
can't see any better pictures, any
where than those shown at the Ar
cade