The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-15

CAMBRIDGE, MD, JUNE Is, 1922
Brief Local News

in Baltimore.
Mr.. F. Watson Webb. left last
| night for Baltimore, to spend few
days on business.
| Rev. William l.. Gould, returned
this morning after having spent sev-
! eral days in Baltimore
Mrs. ]. E. Andrews, is spending
sometime with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. W. Gray, at Elkton. Md.
Mr.. j. Watson Thompson, re-
turned this morning after hayinG
spent several days in Baltimore.
Miss Zoe Hillard, OF Mt. Vernon,
! n y, is tho guest of Mr.. ans Mrs.
S. 5. Andrews at their home On Mill
! street.
| Mr.. Milton S. Andrews. of Evans
| ton H., is at the home OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Andrews for
Il short vacation.
Mrs. Mollie Windsor, Of Aireys' is
the guest of Mrs. J. Irving Mcbride.
at her home on Choptank avenue,
this city.
Nj. Calvin Harrington, was a
| passenger on the boat last night
i for Baltimore, where ne will spend
y few days.
Miss Margaret Matthews, has / =
turned after visiting at the home of
| her brother, Mr.. Wesley =. Matt
! hrwS, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. William Winterling and two
| children, are spending sometime in
Baltimore, with Mrs. Winterling' s
, mother. Mrs. Twigg.
Mrs. a. w. Morris. OF Milford,
Del. is the guest OF Mrs. J. &.
, Evans and Nh. Evans, at their home
on Glenburn avenue.
Miss Ruth Parks of Olney, Va, is
spending sometime wit hher sister
and brother-inla Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson Miles, Willis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Edgar. left
Sunday afternoon on the train for
Baltimore and Washington. where
they will spend few days.
Miss Rosabel Could, has returned
10 her home on High Street after
hcN ing been the guest at the home of
Dr. Gibson Porter, Roland Park. \
Mrs. William W. Travis, of Bruins
wick, Ga, is the guest of her sister
Mrs Samuel L. Byrn, al Linden
farm, her home near Cambridge.
Miss Sarah Rawlins, of Seaford
Del, and Mr. Edward NJ. Jones, of
! Springfield Mass, spent yesterday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. An
drewS.
Mr. Wilson Wingate, Assistant
Sporting Editor Of the Baltimore
Sun, was a most interested spec
tator at the ball game today be-
tween Crisfield and Cambridge.
Mrs. Emmett Caldwell. of the
Homewood Apartments, Baltimore.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cannon, at their home on
Willis street.
Mrs. VIM. II. Leonard has return
ed home after spending few days
in Baltimore. She was accompani-
ed home by her son, Joseph, who
has bee nattending schoo LAT Irving
ton.
Miss Hannah White Phelps, who
formerly lived in this city, gradual
ed from Easton High School Mon
day night Miss Phelps will be a
Councillor at Camp South Chatham
New Hampshire, this summer.
Mrs A. Shepherd Bayly entertain
ed at cards this morning in honor
of. Mrs. Richard T. Naylor. Her
guests were: Mrs. Edgar Jones, Mrs
Robert E. Tubman, Mrs. Robert Ell
lett of Richmond, Va, Mrs. w.
Grayson Craig. Misses Nellie Shac-
kelford, Minnie Mills and Marie
Dixon.
Oh, yes dear reader, it has been
fully this cold at the same time of
, the year before. Fifteen years ago
, the men in the composing room of
The Banner" Office had to build a
fire on June Is in order to work in
comfort. Their first fire the follow
ing September was kindled on the
fifteenth. just three months from fire
to fire. Wait and see Ii 1922 has
anything on 1902.
Elaine Hammerstein i'll Reckless
Youth" suggests just what il is-a
famously good picture. picture
that pleased everyone last night, and
will tonight. 1t is feature on any
program. The comedy and Review.
as usual were excellent. Nary AL
den tthe mother in The Old NestD
and Henry B. Wathall in parted
Curtains" 4 story of once crook
always a crook is on for Friday and
; Saturday.
Due to u lack Of interest on the
, part of the majority of the members
: of the Alumni-ae Association OF
Cambridge High School, the banquet
which was to have been given the
graduating class tomorrow night at
the Armory has been called Of. Out
of the hundreds of graduates only
- (3S) We're willing to buy tickets. AS
. there are 54 graduates it is very
clear that it was impossible for SO
few people to pay for the menu,
Armory and orchestra The gradu-
| ates will be entertained at LA
! Grange" the home Of Register OF
Wills and Mrs. Russell P. Smith
Each graduate is cordially invited to
ha nraSant