The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-24

Mrs. Lee Wright, is spending
several days in Baltimore, with her
sister. Mrs. Otto Bibby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Mace, are
spending few days in Baltimore TN
week on a business trip.
Miss Page Shepherd, of Washing
ton, D .CSi is the guest of Miss Mar
raret Jordan, Glenburn Avenue.
! Misses Lille and Hattie Wright
are visiting their sisters. Mrs. Leckic
and Mrs. Louis Morris. of Phlla~
delphia.
Mrs. R. NJ. Ballentine, cf Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her sisters, the
Misses Jordan, al their home on
High street.
Mrs. Albert Holt, of Seaford, Del,
is visiting her parents Nj. and Mrs,
| Peter Parks, at their home on vii.
lis Street, this city.
There will be a meeting OF The
Board of Directors in the Chamber or
Commerce rooms over Peoples BANK
tonight at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Harper, left yes
terday for CentrGville, where she will
spend sometime as the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. John w. Seney.
Mr.. Robert Meredith, OF Fernwood.
Pa, is spending several days with
his sister, Mrs. Howard Wilson, ut
her home on Locust street, this city.
Miss Marie Schroeder of the Uni
versity Hospital, Baltimore, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Schroeder, at their home in this
city.
Mrs. Howard T. Cox and two Chi
dren. Billy and Emerson, spent the
weekend at the home of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bromwell. near
Lloyds.
Miss Helen Walraven, Of Warrins-
ton, Va, is spending several days as
the guest of Mrs. Edgar Harrington
at her home at the Arcade Apar+-
mentS.
Mrs. George Mowbray and daugh-
ter Miss Ethel, have returned to
! their home after having spent the
past week in Baltimore and WASH
! ingtOn.
! Mrs. John H. Bromwell and
daughter, Miss Melvina. were passen-
! gers on the B. Z. & A. steamer TAT
! bot last night for Baltimore where
they will spend several days.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Hanna have
returned home after having spent
the past week With their daughter
Mrs. Leroy Goid3borOugh. of the In
iyersity Apartments, Baltimore.
The many friends of Capt. Simon
W. Hoddinott, will be glad to learn
that he is out again after undergo
iug an operation for appendicitis =
The Cambridge Maryland Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold ]. Shea ant
son, Holland, were passed. gers on tn
boat Sunday for Baltimore, afte"
spending sometime with Mrs. Shea'<
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Hol-
land Jr., at the Oaks.
The Messrs. Jack S. and Walter
Holland, of Baltimore, and Herman
Holland, of New York have return
ed to their home after being called
home due to the sudden death o.
their father, VIM. J. Holland, ST., o.
Mount Holly.
Rescue Gre Company is in receipt
of a check for ten dollars from
Misses M. X. and Edith Wherrette,
as a token of their appreciation OF
the splendid work in saving their
home from being DESTROYED by fire
yesterday at noon.
Mrs. Clarence H. Hurlock and chill
dren have returned to their home IN
Baltimore. after spending severa!
days visiting Mrs Hurlock's mother,
! Mrs. Emma Davis, Mill street. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. Hur-
lock, who spent the week end here.
The members of Dorchester Lodge
No. 10, Independent Order of Odo
Fellows, attended Divine services j;
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church yes
terday morning and listened to It
splendid sermon, delivered by the
pastor, Rev. Walter E. Gunby, upon
the subject of Friendship"
The Arcade Theatre in keepins
with their policy of "best obtainable.
always is Offering an extra value
show tonight--James Kirkwood VINO
made such an Impression in "TE"
Forbidden Thing" is to be seen in
1.-The Great Representations" Mrs,
John E. Croft, in songs; Eddie Barry
in Designing Husbands" and
Travelogue together with wireless
telephone concert. No increase IN
price.
A big musical treat at the Grand
Opera House This first half of the
week the management has secured
: Kamaka's troupe Of all native
Hawaiians to sing, dance and play at
} each performance. This is an extra
treat in addition to the regular high
. class photoplay show. These per
) formers have delighted people the
world over by their selections on talk
ing machine records; now see and
haar them in GerSOQ
Do you think that little bobbeC
! haired stenographer, in that office up
town, is an Improvement over hel
: grandmother, WHO lived at Bishops
Head? The stenog takes notes, ma
nipulates typewriter, ana perform:
? various other duties. but just thlnf
grandma used to wash dishes anf
I floors too, care for the children, sew
! cook, raise chickens and sometime
help with the farm work. Hear tn
modern woman and her grand
! mother compared at the Grand Opera
! House, Thursday night. Reserved
seats on sale at the White HOUSE