The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-17

CAMBRIDGE. MD, APRIL Il, 1922


Mrs W. d. Powell. left on the boat
sunday night for Baltimore.
Miss florence LeCompte, spent Tx
Easter holidays with relatives at
Hurlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan l.. Rankin. lei
yesterday Ell route for their nom" in
! Norfolk. Va.
Miss Rrbrcca Leonard is spendirE
the Easter holidays with her parents.
Ms and Mrs. James G. Leonard, High
street.
Mrs. Mabel Lisiecki, and children,
Of Baltimore, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mayne. Wash
ington street. this city.
Misses Carrie Howard and Nellie
Deane and Mr. Gordon Hurley. OF
Secretary, spent the Easter holidays
with friends in Baltimore
Mrs. Emory Towers, of EastOn,
spent the Easter holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Meekins, at their
home on West End Avenue.
Mr.. F. Watson Webb, was a pas
srnger on the boat Sunday night TO
attend the Grand Lodge of |. O. O. f.
! which meets in Baltimore this week.
Mrs George Mowbray and daugh-
| ter. Miss Ethel, left last night on the
! boat for Baltimore and Washington,
| where they will spend a few days
! this week.
Miss Nellie Marshall. of Washing
| ton. D. c. has been spending some
time as the guest of her parents, Mr..
/ and Mrs Marion Marshall. at their
| home in thi scity.
Mrs. Anna Barth Stewart, of Mil
, bourn, n j., is spending several days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
man Barth at their home on. Mary
| land avenue
Nh and Mrs. W. GrasOn Craig and
Mis-. Willie Martin have returned to
their home on Glasgow street, after
spending several days in Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
Miss Mollie Leonard has returned
to Cambridge after spending the win
ter in Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Leonard recently spent several
weeks in France.
Miss NJ. JEANNE Bryan. has been
made a delegate from the Congress-
iOnal District. to the Pan American
Association which meets in Balti-
more. April oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bennett, of
Salisbury, left this morning for their
home after spending the Weekend
with Nj. and Mrs. John Matthews,
West End Avenue.
Miss Alma Phillips entertained Il
few friends at dancing Saturday eve
ming at her home on Mill street, in
honor of her guest Miss Dorothy
Monroe. OF Chicago.
Mr. Theodore Phillips has retulE-
ed TO Tome School, Port Deposit, al
ter spending the Easter holidays with
his parents. Col and Mrs. Albanls
Phillips, Mill street.
Miss Nellie Ashcom, OF Baltimore
ard Miss Louis Hall, of Washington,
have been spending the holidays with
Miss Elizabeth Mundy. at her home
on Glenburn avenue.
Messrs. George and Thomas Daw-
son, of Baltimore, have returned TO
their home after spending the h0li-
days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Eugene Ross, on William street.
Miss Lille Barth, left yesterday af
ternoon en- route for Milbourn, n.
j., after spending the Easter hofi-
days with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Herman Barth Maryland avenue.
The Home Nursing Glass which is
held on Monday evenings has been
postponed this week until Thursday
evening, at the regular time and
place. All members please notice.
Mrs Boyd Headley and son, Boyd,
Jr., of Easton, spent Saturday as the
guest of Mrs. Headley's brother, Mr..
B. Frank Veach and Mrs. Veach, at
their home on ChOptank avenue, this
city.
Misses castle Mills and Nellie
Wheatley, left last night for Balti-
more, to resume their studies at
Strayer's Business College, after hav
ing spent the holidays with their par
ents in this city.
Mr.. VIM. J. Holland ST., OF Mount
Holly. died very suddenly at Chateau
Church yesterday at 1890 o'clock.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at two o'clock. Inter
ment will be in East New Market
! Cemetery.
Comedy is cnthroned right at the
beginning of THE Way OF A Maid
which is playing at The Arcade
Theatre tonight. when Nadia Castle
ton, returning from fancy dress
ball in her costume of lady's maid is
charged by a tipsy young Croesus
from the door of his apartment
across the hall, with hurry instruc
tions for bath towels. In a spirit of
adventure, Nadia accepts the chal-
lenge and supplies the towels Then
! complication enSue.