The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-15
1uE DAM BANNER.
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MBRIDGE, I'D. MAY Is, l922


Mr., Howard Miller, of Baltimore.
snent The Weekend With friends III
Cambridge.
Miss Hele nAdams, has returned
home after d visit with friends IN
Seaford and Laurel, Del.
Mrs Anna Wiley, who has been
visiting in Laurel and Seaford, Del
has returned to her home on Acad'-
my street. this city.
Miss Hilda Harwood. has return
ed to this city after having spent lhe
weekend with her parents, at their
home in Denton, Md.
Miss Aurelia Dashiell has returned
to her home at Sand! Hill heai
Cambridge after having spent TIE
1 week-en in Baltimore.
Miss Doris Bradshaw, of Draw
bridge. is spending several days d.
The guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Ray J.
Slacum, Choptank Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew NJ. TraHerS,
| were passengers on the boat las,
iuipht for Baltimore, where they Will
visit their son. Mr.. Hernie TraNers.
The many friends of MI Charles
Knnamon are glad to see him OUT
again after being confined to MS
nome on Willis street with measles.
Mr.. Wilbur Travers. left last night
for his home in Baltimore, all'l
! spending 4 short time with ms Par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a. 1raFelS
! Don't forget tomorrow night IS
| tho night for the strawberry feStlNal
| TO he held on Baptist Church lawn.
| Goodies, More Goodies. Meet us
there. ,o,
| Mrs. S. F. Sanders who has been
! visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Warren
! Nundv at her home on Glenburhe
| Avenue. left last night for her nome
. in Baltimore.
Mr. Claude Cannon has returned
| 70 his home in Baltimore, after
spending the weekend with MS pa
| ents. Judge and Mrs. Milbourn
Cannon, this city.
Sheriff and Mis-. Ira y. Wheatley
and daughter and Mr.. Whe"ties
mother, Mrs. J. J. Wheatley, spent
Sunday with the lattefs uausn'e'
Mrs. +. Lee Morris.
Mrs, Frank c. Hanna has return
ed to her home on Mill street altei
having spent the past week Flsltiils
her daughter, Mrs. Leroy r. Gods
borough, at the University Apart
ments, BaltimOe.
| Zion NJ. T.. Church Sabbath Schoo'
held appropriate Mother Day ser
vices. Nj. T. Watson Webb was 'he
sneaker. and delivered very ap
| propriate address,, which was appfe
| ciated by largely attended school.
| The Hospital is in need OF boWls
| and nitchers Anyone who have those
| that they are not using and would be
| willing 10 dispose of them in this way
! kindly call Mrs. George Wool1ord OF
! Mrs. LLOYD Webster and they VIII De
| called for
Sheriff Whearley and Policeman
| Hurley left on the steamer Ialpo'
! Thursday Of last week for Baltimore
| with eight prisoners, one TOT the
| MARYLAND Penitentiary and seven loF
l the House of Correction. They re
! turned home on Friday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs J. Irving McBrloe'
/ announce the enga cement OF theli
! daughter, Anna Ruth, to Mr.. J. How
! ard Phillips. son of Mr.. Milford
/ Phillips. The wedding 10 take place
! on Thursday, May 25th at 10 y. Nj.
at her home 112 Choptank Avenue.
Nh. r. Guy Woolford. OF Atlanta.
+. Ga. arrived in Cambridge yesterda!
evening to spend Il day or two with
! his sister. Miss l.. Belle Woolford.
] Locus, street. Nh. Woolford Will
! spend several days this week IN
! WASHINGTON, d. g.. attending con
| vention.
The many friends of Mr.. Lawrence
| Aubrey Dunn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! A. C. Dunn, formerly of this city but
now residing in Wilmington, Del.
will be pleased to learn that he was
married last Wednesday. May 10th,
to Miss Mary Bertha Leimbach, OF
Stromberg, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richardson ana
son, Fred, Jr., CT New YORK, VINO
have been spending sometime as the
guest of Mr.. RichaEdson's father, MI.
John NJ. Richardson, Church Creek
left this morning in their touring car
for Tennessee where they will WISH
before returning to their home.
Miss Josephine Reid. of Wake For
est. \. c., who has been spending
the past two weeks visiting her aunt |
Mrs. Herbert H. Dali, at the home, |
"SummerhouSe" farm, near cam |
bridge left on the 8. c. & A. steamer |
Talbot last night en- route for home. |
She was accompanied as far as Bal
timore by Mrs. Dali.
Tonight at the Arcade you will see
Betty Compson, tone of the screens |
most capable starS) in The Law and |
the Woman 1t is useless for us to
try TO describe this picture for you
as we could not do it justice; never
the less we do say that if you miss
this picture you are the loser Ernest |
Traux will put the screams on the
screen for you.
All of Zion congregation are re-
quested to prepare bundles of cloth |
ing for the Armenian sufferers. They |
may be left in the vestibule of the
Church. or brought to the Mid-week |
service Wednesday evening. a fine
response is hoped for as the need is |
intense Miss Marie Thomas and !
! Mrs Clarence Dean will represent |
LDiS church on Ihe local committee