The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-21
The DAlLl BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD. JULY u, 1922
kriet Local News

Mr.. and Mrs Marion Goslee. OF
Baltimore, are spending severa days
here asthe guests of relatives.
Miss Katherine Drain, of She lby-
Vile Missouri. is ih@ guest OF Mis-
VIM. +. DRAM. Church str.
Miss Hazel Todd. Cedar street, Is
spending this week as the guest OF
Miss Margaret Jester. al Church
Creek
Miss Bernice O'kane. of La Plata
Md, is visiting Miss Virginia Sim
mons at her home on Locust street,
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phillips 1
Kenneth Square, Pa, are the guest"
of Mrs. Phillips mother, Mrs. AilC"
Snow, Travers street.
Mrs James a. Sibley and daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet of St. Louis, are
visiting their parents, Dr.. and Mrs.
l. f. Johnson .Vue de L'Eau street.
The many friends OF Mrs. Column
bus Thomas will be glad to learn
that she is improving after beng
very i'll at her home Oh Hughlett St,
this city.
Masters Ca, 'et)l and Ntct"r Mac
sorlew left on the afternoon tram
for fredericksburg, where they VIII
visit their grandparents, Rev. aud
Mrs c. f. NacSor.cy.
Miss Naomi Nickers, has returned
to her home on Nue de L'Eau street,
this city, after spending several
weeks with her cousin, Miss Hilda
Wiley, at Vienna Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown and
Two children, Helen and Raymond
Jr. of Baltimore, are visiting MI.
Mrs. Wesley Brannock, Beach Haven
Farm, in Castle Haven Neck.
Miss Elizabeth Bayly, returned 10
her home on William street last
night after having spent sometime
as the guest of her aunt, Mrs CIT! l..
Webster, at Cape Charles, Va.
Company "C'' Captain j. Bryan
Dashiell in command, will leave Oh
the early train tomorrow morning
en- route for Edgewood Arsenal,
Hartford county, where the Maryland
National Guard will be encahpeG
for two weeks.
Be sure to secure one of our dc
licious home made cakes at the
Philathea Festival on Zion Church
Lawn this evening. Also candies,
ice cream, orangeade will be for
sale Straw rides during the even
ing. Music by Bible Glass Orches-
ira Come one and all
DR.. Percy Gray Smith, OF New
York is spending a shorttlme
this weekwith his mother. Mrs.
George A. Smith, who is confined TO
the Cambridge Maryland Hostital as
the result of a broken limb. Mrs.
Smith is z 4tting alcnS spiehdldly
and her many friends eXpecf to nave
the pleasure of seeirS her walk IA
short time.
Antoine Moreno the popular Idol OF,
Cambridge photoplay fans Will be
seen in Three Sevens" his great
est photoplay feature which leaos
the all feature show at the Grand
Opera House tonight, Larry Semon
and Harold Lloyd comedies also
THE Adventures of Robinson cru
soc" make show you cannot afford
to miss.
Mr.. George W. Meekins ,hls
morning carg'lt with nook and line
p, spotted trout tweEty-slX inches IL
length weigh 9 five pounds ana
twelve ounces. Mr.. MeallinS states
that it pulled like a skate ard tlat
he believes some of the Cambridge
real estate r1"p and wholesale groc-
ers would have cheeIfully given 50
20 have Ian ir.l it. He suggests
tat thy eL o. trsi; ) a.: rrS&lb-
!, after VII t., they may su.'tr' III
,atchin : a big fellow.
Paramount productions have the
reputation of supplying not only
high class pictures, but unusually
fine casts In support of Alma Rub
emo in Find the Woman" are:
Eileen Huban, Geo. MacQuarrie,
Harrison Ford, Norman Kerry,
Henry Sedley, Ethel Duray, Arthur
Donaldson and Sydney Dean. They
are all at the Arcade tonight to-
gether with Hallroom comedy and
Chapter two if Go Get EN- Hutch
featuring Charles Hutchinson.
The Cambridge Fair Association IS
expanding $4,000 this year to
make the Cambridge Fair, August l.
2-3-4th success The Asso-i
citation hasarranged for an exhibit OF
80 head of show hogs from North
Carolina and 20 head of show cat
tie from Pennsylvania and it is hop
ed the exhibits in all other lines Will
be lust as large Persons in the
county having hogs or cattle TO ex-
hibit are urged to send in their en-
tries to E. S. Lake, secretary, in or
der that space may be reserved for