The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-14
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CAMBRIDGE, MD, JUNE IA. 1922.
Brief Local News

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The picture OF the Senior Glass
will be taken tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Elicit OF Richmond
is the guest of Mrs. Robert E. Tab
man at Glasgow.
Mrs. Stella Todd, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Mrs. Harvey Conway
IN. at her home on Race street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Rogers,
have returned from Florida and are
spending sometime in Cambridge.
Thirty acres of hay will be sold al
the Fair Ground on Friday, June 16,
at : +. NJ. Read advertisement in
this issue
Reports will be given 10 Higl
School pupils tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock at the Cambridge High
! High School.
Miss Margaret Pritchard, OF Bal
| timore. is the guess of her aunt Mrs.
William Pritchard, 1T her home on
! Maryland Avenue.
Miss Beulah MacSorley is spend
Ing few days with her grand par
ents. Nh and Mrs. Richard Ho1g
| son, Townsend. Del.
An ice cream social will be held
at Eldorado for the benefit OF the
/ Church on Friday evening June 18th
| The public cordially invited.
MI. Guy W. Bassett, left on the
! afternoon train en- route Tor his
home in Philadelphia, after visiting
relatives in this City an vicinity.
Mr. Joseph B. Meredith. has re
turned to his home on MARYLAND
| Avenue, after having spent several
! days in Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Dorothy Christopher returned
home last night after having been
, the CUES for week of Mrs.
George Eckenrode of Pikesville, Md.
Mrs. Ricnar;! Hodsscn. las re-
turned to her hCme IT Townsend,
Del. after spending Il fe" days with
her daughter Mrs. Carleton Ma =
Sorley.
Miss Elizabeth Moler, has re-
turned to her home on Fue de Eau
street afte: having spent two weeks
with her auGJ. Mrs. james SwindeD.
OF Baltimore.
Rev. Leonard Smith, has returned
10 his home n Wilmington, Del, at
ter spending a short time with his
brother, Register of Wills Russell
+. Smith, "LaGrange' Farm.
Mrs. Guy w. Bassett and children,
OF Philadelphia who have been visit,
ing relatives in this city left today
for the home of hel parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: Louis FoXwell, AireY's, Md,
where she will spend the summer.
DR.. George Ernest Barnett, and
Mr.. George L. Radcliffe will be in
town Friday night for the Alumni
Banquet of the Cambridge High
School Dr. Barnett will act ast
POSTMASTER and Mr.. Radcliffe will
make short address.
Douglas Fairbanks who made the
movie smile popular will be seen at
the Grand Opera House tonight on
~ in Wait Till The Clouds Roll
BY" This is the first chance you
have had to see Doug for some time |
so, take tip from us and do not
miss it.
Seniors are requested to be at the
box office of the Opera House to- |
morrow morning at 8 o'clock to get
tickets for the Commencement EX-
ercises. Between 9 and 10 o'clock |
the Senior Glass will have the pre-
terrence of seats; after l 0o'clock |
the office will be open to the public. |
Invitations have been received to |
the wedding of Miss Margaret
Evelyn Mantz, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. b. Francis Mantz Of Braddock |
Heights. Md, to Mr.. Samuel Lam |
bert Bryan, Jr., son OF Senator ana
Mrs Samuel L. Byrn, near cam |
bridge. Immediately following the
ceremony at the Evangelical Rel
formed Church, Frederick, a recep-
ton will be held at Rock Lodge
Braddock Heights. Maryland.
Miss Betty Hanna entertained at
cards this morning in honor OF
Misses Pauline Turner and Rather
inc Randolph, who are the guests OF
Misses Pattie and Margaret Skinner
Those present were:-Misses Mary
Harrington, Pattie Skinner, Mar
garet Skinner, Eloiso Henry, Sara
McCready, Vashti Moore, Viola PnIt-
lips. Mamie Harrington, Florence
phillips, Alma Phillips. Sallie Ed
munds, Lee Phillips, Frances lnsl"y
and Edna Smith.
Elaine Hammerstein is one of the
most liked female stars in motion
pictures, as far as Cambridge is con-
cerned and the management OF the
Arcade assures you that Reckless
Youth in which she. is playing to-
night is one of her very best We
hicles. should Husband Mind
Babies" is the comedy and the
Pathe Review is again offered.
Friday and Saturday Mary Alden
and Henry B. Walthall in Parted
Curtains" is another Warner Bros.
feature.
The Community Club of Heeper's
Island will hold an all day picnic on
the beach at Popular Grove" All
Upper Hooper's Island and every
body. are invited to seek pleasure
and recreation The waters OF
Hooper's Island are the very best
for fishing and boats will be provid-
ID for those who wish to participate
in such sport, and for anyone who
would like to take their families
sailing. Bathing will be at the
beach as this water is the finest in
the State. Dinner and supper will
be served on the ground. For
amusement there will lbe base ball,
speaking music b ythe band and