The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-16

CAMBRIDGE. MD, JUNE 16. 1922
. Misses May ANA Edna Jordan. re
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Misses May ami Edna Jordan. re
turned last night from Baltimore.
Mrs. ". Irving Mace, has return.
ed home from q short visit 30 Balti-
more.
| Mrs. William u. Gould is vlsitn..
her son, Dr. Clarence 2. Gould, OF
/ ChesttrtoWn.
| Miss Louise spear is The guest 81
Mrs. Barclay H. rrippe, at her
home in Easton. Md.
Misses Mildred and Katherine
Wier are the guests OF Miss Anr
II. Brown at Chestertown.
Dr.. Elias Jones, OF Baltimore, is
spending a few days with his son,
| Or. Edgar !. Jones, Oakley street.
Mrs. {. II. Paul, has returned t.
her home in THIS city after having
visited relatives ANA friends i'll Bal
| lim1rc.
All. ana Mis- Miller il. Creighton
Creighton's sister, Mrs. William +.
| Drain.
! Mrs. Lester Jackson is spending
several days in Wilmington Del.
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Bramblc.
! Messrs. Noble Wright and Ivy
| Phillips, have returned after spend
| ing a short time in Baltimore Oh
| business.
Mrs. Miles II. Woolford and chil-
| dren, Mary Mace and Louise Miles,
AZ" spending the summer al Ocean
| City. Md.
Mrs. Clarence a. Keene, has re
| Earned home al,y.' spending some
! tinr with trienus at her former
| hom" Atlantic City.
| MI. VIM. Fountain a student AT
Straycr's Business College. BALI
| more has returned to his nome to
| spend the summer vacation.
Miss Nirginit Phillips. of Hebron
| Md, and Mr.. Clarence Miles, Of
Salisbury, spent yesterday. at The
! home OF Miss Margaret Skinner.
MI. and Mrs. Ollie T. Jones, and
Mrs. Wilbur Jones, of Whitman, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Parks
at their home on Academy Street. .
Mrs. a. }. Dunn. mas returned 40
her home in Wilmington, Dee, al
ter spending q short tima~ The
henle Of MI and Mrs <i.eon Tschan-
ire.
:. >e:viEi.,,,e-.,. ,E51na Fravers. Madelyn
Grey <cn;triotte. Grey, ana Martha
Gibson OF Dover. Del, are visiting
! Mrssc Samuel :Creiehton at her, nome
, on Choptanll Ave. ...
.>+afifs. ; Earl Fiearn and children
lett Oh the boat last night for Bal
timore after visit TO Mrs. Hearn 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John +. Viii
lis, Oakley street.
a Lawn Fetc was held yeste day
on the lawn OF Christ Church Rec
tory for the benefit OF tn" Christ
Church. 4 fine supper was served
i for fifty cetits Il plate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Andrews
and little son, Ralph, Jr.. OF Elkton.
Md, are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Andrews. at their
home on, Mill street this city.
Miss Jean Vincent, of Linkwood
Miss Virginia Davis, of Denton, and
Miss Mary Bradshaw, of Milton, are
the guests of Miss jeanette Carmine
at her home on Oakley street.
Ex-Congressman and Mrs. Will
liam n. Andrews returned last night
from Baltimore, where they attend
ed the reception given by Senator
France at his home in Baltimore to
President and Mrs. Harding.
Col. Albanus Phillips and Mr..
Eugene,: Crocheron returned last
! night from. Baltimore where they at
tended :dhe reception given to Presl-
! dent. sand Mrs. Harding by Senator
/ Ieseph- C Era ed nesday- after ter
noon.
Additional subscribers to the
j Library are:-Mrs. Howard Ben
nett. Mrs. Franklin Seward, Miss
Alsia Smith, Mrs. James W. Wad-
dell. Mrs. Louis T. Jones, Mrs.
Robert LeCompte and Mrs. Martin
Wright.
/ Man or wolf which came out when
! the trap door opened? For the an
swer see Lon CLANCY the star OF
THE Miracle Mani in his latest ana
greatest feature THE Trap now
showing at the Grand Opera House.
You will be glad You saw TINS great
nicture. 1t is sure to be the talk
of Cambridge as it is the rage in all
the large cities.
Mary Alden and Henry B. Walth-
all in Parted Curtains; Ruth Ro-
LAM in white Eagle and. COM
civ Hot Stuff is the show at the
Arcade tonight and, tomorrow.
Parted Curtains'' is pay OF
crooks. It,. is excellent. Mary Alden
viii be remembered for her mother
in ..sThe Ola Nest" Monday and
Tuesday with special extra matinee
each day will give us Uncle Tom S
sabinn' with irving Cummings.
i; This morning about $50 fire
started IN some property belonging
. TO n. W. Oseass Of Sharptown. The
p0farr4s2- h " e. va re- house and a
harm and. Stables belonging to Mr.
owens were res-.irely burned. The
loss l., .said 10 b.. ~ out<$7OOo ana
is two-thirds covered ~ insurance.
The fire spread burning ab0G- OF
10 houses causing a loss OF at2u'
four or five hundred dollars on edcS
one. The Salisbury Fire Department
was called ABOUT $50 and because
they were SO long in coming the hfe
company from Cambridge was cali
ed Had the Cambridge firemen
been notified At the time Salisbury
was notified they would have beaten
Salisbury by ..alf an hour. When
our firemen reached Sharplown me
buildin2s were entirely burned