The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-08
TuE DAILY BANNER
CINanIpGE. ND, AUGUST sth. 1872:


itinE relatives in Balumofe
MI. p. Watson Webb is spending
the day in Baltimore. on business
Mr.. Howard Miller, of Baltimore,
is spending two weeks at Hote'
Dixon.
! Mrs. Lydia Rolph, is the guest OF
Mrs. Ernest Gore, Glasgow street
this city.
Miss Grace Leonard has been
spending several days with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Allan Webb, of Vienna.
Mr., Emerson Harrington, Jr., has
returned home after spending the
weekend at Ocean City.
The excursion to Atlantic City
/ this morning carried two hundfeu
and eighty four persons from Cam
bridge.
! Mrs. Mary Lang and Miss Sallle
/ Lang, are spending several days al
/ Centreville. visiting friends and re-
lativeS
| Mr.. Hamil Rogers has returned to
! New York, after having visited his
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Rogers
this city.
Mr.. Carlisle Hearn, of Washing
F., ton, d. c., is spending sometime with
his mother Mrs. George Hearn, Lo-
Gust street.
Mrs. James w. McCready anf
! daughter, Miss Sara, are spending
ten days at the "Plimhimmon'
Ocean City.
The Calendar Club of ST. Paul's
Methodist Protestant Church is ar
ranging a Block Carnival about Sep
TENDER first.
Miss Ava Thompson, of Hurlock
: is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Florence LeCompte Locust street
for few days.
Paymaster General George w
Dean, U. S. N, spent the weekend
! with his family at their home or
Maryland Avenue.
Mr.. ,Milbourne Mcnamara, Is
spending sometime with his mother
Mrs. VIM. w Mcnamara. at mel
. home on Muse street.
Miss Katherine Nichols has re
turned to her home after attending
!, the Methodist Protestant Convention
III session at Westminster.
Miss Virginia Webb, has return
ed home after spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Miles H
Woolford at Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard and
children, Harry, Jr., and Eloise, OF
| Chesapeake City, are visiting Mrs
! Towards parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel WooIford, at Woolford.
/
View Court. Norwalk, Conn. arriv-
e din Cambridge today to spend
! sometime as the guest of Miss Mar
guerite Ransone. Locust street.
Miss Edith Carson, Mr.. Arthur
! Stinchcomb and Mr.. Test. of Balti-
more, returned to their home Sun
day after spending a short time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wright, West
! End Avenue. The trip was made
by automobile.
Mrs. Fannie Corkran met with the
! misfortune of falling on the pave
ment on Poplar street Saturday al
ternoon and breaking her left leg be-
! low the knee: She was hurriedly
/ taken to the Hospital where the
bones were set and at this time she
is. reported to be doing very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seney and
laughter, Miss Mary. who have beSn
spending the past week with Mr.. and
i Mrs. Walter M. Harper, left Sunday
in their ear for their homes in Cen
! treville- They were accompanied by
! Mrs. ..Seney's sister. Mrs. VIM. Yates
I and daughter, Mary, VINO will spend
! sometime with them.
Mrs. H. A. Joyce and Miss Fannie
Robinson, left this morning by the
| Claiborne route for Baltimore to
| spend a few weeks at the home OF
! the formers son. Mr.. Hazelton A.
Joyce, Jr. He and Mrs. Joyce recent
| ly returned from a motor trip thru
| New York State as far as Albany,
spending several days at Lake
| George.
The Lotus Blossom" the picture
showing for the last time at the
Grand Opera House tonight is truly
| the prettiest and best costumed pic
ture of the year. Whole towns mad
to be built especially for this big
| special at an outlay of thousands OF
| dollars. Be sure and see this mag
! nificient work of art. Two shows
! tonight.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Smith.
announce the marriage of their son,
Mir. Harvey Norris Smith. to Miss
Bertha Alva Bechtel, of Allentown
Pa, at ST. Stephens Evangelical
Lutheran church, Allentown, on
Tuesday. August 1st:.. at four o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are spending
| their honeymoon at Lake Hopat
| cong, N. j.. and New York. They
| will make their home at Allentown
! The exceptional standard of thf
photoplay offerings at the Arcade Il
upheld in Bert Lytell's production oil
THE Idle Rich" taken from, Junk
I which ran in the Saturday Evening
Post; the Burton Holmes Trave logut
and the Bobby Burns comedy. "Th'
Moonshiners'' Last night the aud
fence thoroughly enjoyed the show
Tomorrow by special arrangement
Conway Tearle in The Referee pro
duced from John McArdle Referee
considered the best Red Book stor.