The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-11
luz DAILY BANNf r
CAMBRIDGE, MD, SEPT. IL, 1922.


ger on the boat last night Tor balti
more.
Bessie Stuart Campbell, In He
Story Of The Roses tonight at th'
Armory.
Miss Clara Plummer, of Phlladei
phia, Pa, is the guest OF Mrs. EuW
l.. Bramble, Mill street.
Miss Helen Adams, has returned Z
Easton, after having spent the week
end at her home in this city.
! Miss Ann Nor from Carlisle, Pa, i
the guest of Mrs. John B. Spedden Al
her home on Oakley Street.
Mr.. Paul Palmer has returned t
his home in this city after havlns
spent the past week in Baltimore
Mr.. William Moore, left last night
for Baltimore, where he will enter
Polytechnic Institute for the coming
session.
Mr.. Mace Smith, has returned Il
his home on Race street, after spend
ing two weeks at the 'Delmar
Ocean City.
Mr.. J. Albert Marshall, left today
for Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Frank Haggett.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Brannock,
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of fine daughter, who was
born Friday morning.
Mr.. Earnest Leap has returned tc
his home after spending sometime
visiting friends and relatives in Elk
ton and Covington, Va.
Mrs. Ellwood Cook and son Billie
spent the weekend with Mrs. Cook :
mother, Mrs. VIM. J. Twilley, at moi
home on Maryland Ave.
Mr.. Ollie Andrews and daughter,
Thelma. arrived home yesterday on
the steamer Talbot, after spendlns
sometime in Baltimore.
DR.. Ernest R. Spedden, has return
ed to his home in Baltimore, after
spending the weekend at the home
of Mrs. Oliver Spedden, Oakley street
Mrs L. c. Marshall and daughter
Miss Angelina have returned to thei1
home in the Arcade Apartments, .
after spending sometime at Warren
ton, Va.
Miss Althea w. Mitchell has re-
turned to Washington, D. c., after
having spent ten days with he1
parents. MI. and Mrs. Chas. n
Mitchell.
DR.. and Mrs C. L. Selover, return
ed home last night after spending
the past three weeks at Salisbury
Norfolk, Yorktown and Williams
burg, Va.
Mr.. Robert Warren, of Baltimore
Is spending a few days with Mrs
Warren, at the home of her parents
Gust street.
Rev. w. E. Gunby and his son LETT
this morning for Dover, where Ollr
! will be nerolled as student of the
Wesley Collective Institute, for tfi
coming year.
Manager Herbert Armstrong witt
| Mrs. Armstrong and their son "Son
| n.y. left yesterday morning for Balti
more after having spent the summer
in Cambridge.
Miss Delma and Mr.. Watson Phil
| lips have returned to their home or
Maryland Ave, after spending the
| past two weeks in Wilmington, Ches
ter and Ocean city, N. J.
Mrs. Miles H. Woolford and little
daughters, Mary Mace and Louise
have returned to their home on L..
Gust street after having spent tht
past two months at Ocean City.
Mrs Eta Towns and children
William, Frederic kand Arthur, o.
Roland Park, Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. Towns uncle, Mr.. Ack Wheat.
ley, Choptank avenue, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Fairall OF
Severn, Md. returned home Tues,
day after spending q few days with
Mrs. Fairall's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur W. Meekins at Golden Hill
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Humberg and
little daughter, Elaine, have return
ed to their home in Baltimore, at
ter visiting Mrs. Humberg's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slacum, at thel1
home on Choptank Avenue.
Mr. George McSparrow, of New
Church, Va, Mr.. an Mrs. Pau
Carry, of Salisbury, and Mr.. Clar
ence Tayler spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wiley, Light St
Mr.. McSparrow was called to tbs
city OH account of the illness OF his
daughter, Mrs Charles Willy.
Did you ever dream of rescuins
the most wonderful girl in tht
world? See Golden Dreams" Zart
Grey's latest big super special show
ing at the Grand Opera House to
night and Tuesday matinee ans
| night. Aesop's Fables and Educa.
| tional comedy are extra attractions
| make this an extra big value show
that will appeal to everyone.
The many friends of Mr.. Hober'
Lewis. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H
| Lewis of the Neck district, will bt
| pleased to learn that he has rccov
| cred after, being critically ill viii
| pneumonia and has returned tt
| Taylors Island Mr. and Mrs. Levi
| thank their many friends for thei1
| many kindnesses during the Hines;
| of their son.
Her husband dressed her in mil
| lion dollars worth of clothes so tina
| he might appear successful and at
| tract men-but he never though
| she might attract man too much
| Gloria Swanson is the most jOyou
| in this part than we have ever seel
her. The Paramount Co., claim
| for Her Husbands Trademark
| the best show Gloria has had il
| years The Como Orchestra and ;
! Hall Room Boys Comedy complete
| tn chill at the Arcade tonight.
The public schools of Dorcheste
County opened today and it is to b.
hoped that the enrolment has beel
the largest in the history of tb
county. Every parent and guardian
should see to it that the chilurel
under the control are not only sen
regularly to school but that the
carefully prepare their lessons be
fore going to school. Failure upol
the part of the parents to cooperat
| with the teachers does not harm III
seachers it only dissatisties the chill
and robs it of an education. Max
the child feel that the teacher is it
| friend, that it wants to help it an
make it a better and more usefu
citizen than it could be wlthou
education. Teachers. too, shout
endeavor to cultivate the confidenc