The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-16
THE DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD. OCT. 18th, 1872
i.Tiet Local News

Mis-, Anna Simmons. left last Wcei
! tn enter Stale Norma! school. at Tow
son, Md.
Mrs. Ellwoood Cook and little son
her mother, Mrs. VIM. J. TWllleS
Maryland Avenue.
Mrs. Francis w. Rouse, of Phila
delphia, is visiting Mr.. ana MIS-
! Il. Sangston Insley-
! Mr.. William Vickers, left Sunday
night on the boat to spend sometime
with relatives and friends IN baltl
more and Washington.
Mrs. George E. Smart, of Hart
| ford Conn, is spending few days
with her aunt, Mrs. John G. Mills al
her home On Oakley street.
Mr. Philip Waller student at
/ Strayer's Business College spent
| the weekend with his parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. }. H. Waller, at "Eidoh
Farm"
Miss Gladys Phillips, has returned
to State Normal School, Towson at
ter having spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Phillips, Maryland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornie Phillips, of
Baltimore are receiving congratula-
tions upon the birth of fine daugh-
ter, born October 18th. Mrs. Phil
lips was formerly Miss Mica Burton,
OF this city.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, a student
at State Normal School Towson,
Maryland, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Martha Johnson, at
her home on Maryland avenue this
Billie of Selbysville Del. is visiting
city.
Miss Dorothy Lovett. of Hunting
ton, West Virginia, a member OF this
years Senior Glass of Sweet Brian
College, Sweet Brian, Virginia ar
rived on the train last night and is
visiting Miss Alma Phillips at her
home on Mill street.
Word has just been received Of the
death of Mrs. Clara Dashiell Disha-
room, at Quantico, Va. Mrs. Disha-
room was a niece of Mr.. James NJ.
Robertson of this city and cousin of
Mr. Edwin Dashiell, Miss Andrew
Dishiell and Mrs. Fred Hirst.
Miss Louise Wilcox of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Sangston Insley at their home "Ap-
pleby" Miss Wilcox will be one OF
the bridesmaids at the wedding OF
her cousin, Miss Frances Rouse ms
ley, to Mr.. J. Kent H. Jacobs.
Miss Helen Mcmahon of Hunting
ton W. Va. arrived ON last nights
train and is spending a few days
with Miss Patty Skinner at her home
on Oakley street Miss Mcmahon is a
member of this year Senior Glass OF
Sweet Briar College and will be one
of the attendants at. the marriage
next Wednesday evening of Miss
Frances Insley and Mr.. Kent Jacobs.
If You Believe 1t, It's So is
said to be Thomas Mei3hans great
estest picture not even excepting his
acting in THE Miracle Man. of a
few years ago. This big seven reel
Paramount super special includes
such famous stars as Theodore Rob-
erts, Pauline Starke and Joseph
Bowling and will be the big photo
play attraction at the Grand Opera
House tonight and tomorrow matinee
anu night heSuldl DllSSS.
The Sunday afternoon Baraca
Glass of ST. Paul's Methodist Prot
estant Church will hold Halloween
Social at the home of their teacher
Register of Wills Russell P. Smith,
LAGRANGE Farm" tomorrow tTues-
day. evening. Quite number of
young ladies have been invited and
is hoped they will all be in attend
ance. Arrangements will be made
either to have the Ferry run later
than the usual hour or they will be
conveyed to their home by automo-
biles.
Dorothy Dalton in The Woman
Who Walked Alone" is one OF those
exceptional pictures as produced by
Mr.. George Melford who made THE
Sheik" the most talked of picture OF
the day The master hand of the di-
rector, the undeniable ability of the
star, Il wonder story and supporting
cast headed by Milton Silis and
Wanda Hawley make The Woman
Who Walked Alone" an attraction
reallyreally worth while at the Ar
cade tonight Screen Snap Shots
showing all stars and a Pathe News
the show. Coming Wednes-
day and Thursday. Bert Lytel in
THE Face Between" The Como
Orchestra every Monday Wednesday
and Saturday.