The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-28
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
BIG Event OF SEASON
Crowds Enjoy Halloween FESTIVITIES
Nj Oakley Beach Hotel And faNh-
ion-$40. Realized

Music. games, pranks, charadeS
and mirth combined with eVerythlhS
good to eat made the carnival gwen
Thursday night for the Cambridge
Maryland hospital, the gayest Hal
lowe'en event OF the season. The al
fair was staged at Oakley Beach ana
II took both the hotel and pier 10
hold the crowd The booths repre-
scented the nations Of the world,
while the pavilion was made Wlerd
by black cats, witches, JACKIE IAN
terms and curiodsi! costumed ven
doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 5. Philips
lnade the affair possible by giving
the committee the use Of the spac-
ious hotel and pavilion. Much credlt
is due Miss Estelle Dawson, supellh-
tendent of the Cambridge Maryland
Hospital who acted as chairman
and no small amount OF credit is dut
Mrs. Helen V Andrews, who directed
the Fairyland charades and Mrs. M
Duke Smith, who was responsible
for the success of the Mystery House.
To date the proceeds amount to
$41S.31 with very small expense
account. In fact, after all bills have
been paid, over $500 will have been
realized for the Cambridge Maryland
Hospital.
Those who helped make the carnf-
val the merry and successful event
that it. was. were Miss EStelle DaW-
son, superintendent and Miss Maude
Wood assistant superintendent OF
the hospital; Mrs Edward Van Bus
Kirk, superintendent of the Maternity
Hospital; Misses Mcdonald, Goehr-
niger, Barwick, Wheatley, Wiley,
Blake, jefferson, Cohee, Reba and
Iris Bramble, pupil nurses.
Misses Jessie Hackett, Mary
Blanche Seward. Leone Brannock;
Mrs Howard Moore; Mrs. Benjamin
s. Insley; Miss Beulah Ruark; Mrs.
Carlton Waller; Misses Anna and
Agnes Collins, Miss Alice Wright;
Mrs. Russell S. Davis and Sunday
School Glass; Mrs. Lloyd Webster;
Mrs Daniel E. Brannock; Mrs. Harry
Brannock; Mrs. Calvin Leonard;
| Mrs D. +! Jacobson; Mrs. James M.
Robertson; Mrs. T. Harry Hopkins;
Mrs Miles H. Woolford; Mrs. Gabriel
Hines; Misses Maud Richardson;
Gwendolin. Phillips, Nellie.B. Foun-
ain, Frances and Louise Moore,
Laura Wilson and Mary Frances
Gore; Mrs. Duke Smith; Mrs. Frank
Albaugh; Mrs. Harry Hollis of Pres
ton; Mrs H L. Longnecker; Misses
Laura West. Gertrude and Beatrice
Phillips, Margaret Drennen, Ruth
Phillips, Reita Wiley, Lucille and
Mildred Hurlock, Thresa Butler,
Hazel Richardson, Oneita Andrews
Marian Christopher, Willibelle Smith,
Ruth McMahan, Gladys Fountain,
Isabelle Goslin and Mrs. Howard
Phillips Messrs Russell Davis; How
| ard Moore, Milford Nathan, Harold
Robinson, Miles Woolford Gabriel
Hines, Olin McSorley, Calvin Twilley,
| Russell Cook and Benjamin S. ms
ley.
Those who took part in the char
AIDES were Misses Sallie and Leone
BraEnock, Margaret Skinner, Villa
belle Smith, Evelyn Andrews, Mar
ian Sibbett Gwendolin Phillips,
Frances and Louise Moore, Nellie B.
Lee Adams, Louise Spear, Lucille
fllIlipS, hSSSIS. heSlHdlu anu al
ton Murphy.
In addition to the liberal response
made by the Cambridge public con-
tributions were received from III
ler's; O'NeilPs; The Hub; Hid hs-
child, kohn Go; Stewards; Hscht
Bros. and Eisenberg's.
Dr. Lewis, former surgeon sent
a check for SO and DR.. and Mrs.
George Webb brought Is chickens, 2
ducks boxes canned goods, 26
pounds sugar, tea, coffee and pump
kins from the people of Preston.
fredericksburg sent dressed chick
ems and Fishing Greek made dona-
ton OF 4 boxes of groceries, solicited
by Mrs. James Meade and Mrs.
Edward Waters. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
D. Grier brought a large donation
from Salisbury.