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MD, SEPT. %, 49,

, is s guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Andrews.
Mrs. Revell Slmms, has returned
70 her home in Princess Anne, atttG
n visit with her daughter, Mrs
Robert MITCHELL
+ Mrs. William j. Sherman, who mas
been spending several days this week
in Baltimore. has returned to ne1
! home near Cambridge.
| Mrs. Frank Stauring, OF keyscI;
. W. Va, has returned to her nome al
ter having spent Il few days with hef
: sister. Mrs. Robert Mitchell.
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Andrews 2Ad
! son, Ralph, Jr, Of Elkton, Md are
! visiting Mr.. Andrews parents, MI
: and Mrs. S. S. Andrews. Mill street.
Mrs w. Grason Winterbottom Ell
tertained number Of friends al
] cards last night in honor OF her Sis
ter. Mrs. Clarence H. Hurlock, ol
! Baltimore.
Mrs. Calvin Harrington ahd
daughter, Dorothy have returned to
their home on Mill street after hay
ing spent several days this week IN
Baltimore.
Mrs. George w Woolford and Miss
Virginia Webb were passengers o.
the steamer Avalon last night fof
Baltimore where they will spend I
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bryan.
of the Green Spring Valley. are
spending the weekend in CamDrldG"
as the guest OF Mrs. Edgar n. Jones,
Oakley street.
Mrs. Frank MARVEL and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, have returned TO
their home on Vue de L'Eau street
after having spent sometime TINS
week in Baltimore.
Miss Beatrice Mcguire, has return
ed to her home in St. Mary's Coun-
tv after having spent a short time
as the guest of Miss Ethel Bradshaw.
at her home on Locust street.
DR.. and Mrs. J. R. Willis and two
sons. Jack andDaniel, have returned
to their home, in Philadelphia, AFTER
visiting Mr. Willis sister, Mrs. W.
Bradshaw, Locust street. TINS city.
Miss Lillian Bryan, who is employ
ed at the Enoch Pratt Library, Ba.-
timore, is spending her vacation WIN
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank -.
Rrvan at their home near Cambridge
/ Commander Samuel l.. Graham, |
S. N. Retired, and Mrs. Wallace o.
! Annapolis, are spending the Wee
! end as the guests of Miss Mary Bglh
at her home on Travers street, TINS
| city.
! Mr.. August Schroll, star pitcher
for the Cambridge Base Ball CUT
/ during the past season and now re
: ceiying a try-out with Jack Dunn 5
Baltimore International team Is
spending a few days in Cambridge.
At the Arcade tonight is one OF
! the best combination of players that
{ has ever played opposite one another,
Jack Holt and Agnes Ayres take the
lead and are at their best IN Bought
And Paid For" Oh yes. the Como
/ Orchestra will be on hand. A goof
comedy and chapter IL of Go Get
EN- Hutch" concludes the program,
Mrs. Richard Harding and lltt:t
daughter Sallie Woolford, who nave
been spending several weeks win
Mrs. Harding's parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
George w. Woolford, Glasgow street
left last night on the steamer Avalon
on route for their home at Memphis
Tenn.
+ Mayor Earle W. Orem, who mas
), been spending several days this Wcek
/ in attendance upon the sessions OF
the MARYLAND Press Association
which met at Westminster and tins
Democratic State Convention Whlo Il
met in Baltimore, has returned 10
,{~
Early in the spring we announces
that the Woman's Auxiliary and the
County Chairmen would ask for a
shower" of canned goods, pc
serves, pickles, etc, for the cam
bridge Maryland Hospital. The
shower will be held the last OF
this month and every housewife IS
asked to look over their pantry
shelves to decide.
At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors, September goth at Radcliffe
Manor, Easton the home Of the DIS
tritt President, Mrs. A. A. Hathaway
il was voted to hold the semlannual
convention On October 9Th, at Elk
ton Maryland. The convention VIII
be called to order at II M. Luncheon
will be served at P M. Pron.ihel'
speakers will lie present and moS'
interesting meeting is expected.
This paper is in receipt OF letter
from Mr.. E. c. Einstein, secretary tt
United States Senator Weller, st&t
ing that Senator Weller was oppos
ed to the passage of the Soldier
! Bonus Bill This bill was yetoec
this week by President Harding
: Senator Weller was paired with Sen
; ators Willis of Ohio and PolntdeN
! ter of Washington, who We're for the
= bill
= Vaudeville the kind you like is the
> musical act of Hall and Gibson
t which delighted such large croWt
| at the Grand Opera House last night
| Be sure and see them tonight thel
: act is on once only starting at elgh
O'Clock. Buck Jones in Trooper O'Nel
and Harold Lloyd comedy is a par
of the picture program. Monda,
and Tuesday Constance Talmadg
and Harrison Ford in THE Prima-