The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-09
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AIR and Mrs. Alton l.. Parks. are
receiyin" congratulations upon th'
birth OF a fine boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Love are re
coiyine congratulations upon 'h'
birth of a fine daughter.
Dr.. H. D. Hurlock, who mas pee
spendin gseveral days IN bai'ihio'e
arrived home this morning.
Mr. John NJ. clayton has returned
IN his home on Locust street lii!s
civ after spending short time th's
week in Baltimore.
Miss Minnie Mills, who has pe'n
spending few days at the Belle'u',
SIralford. Pnilauelphia, has re'ui III
10 her home in this city
Miss Emma Higgins, who has beth
snendine several days with Miss WIN
ifred Webster. locust street, mas r.
turned to her home in Vienna"
Mrs Minnie Barber. OF Texas, IS
spcnding sometime as the guest %
Can't. and Mrs. Howard Hlrst. i'll
1heir home Rose Hill' farm.
Misses Lille and Hattie Wright
have returned to their home on va,
de L'Eau street, after having NiSl,'u
their sister, Mrs Morris, in Phlladtf
phia.
Misses Florence and Viola Phillips
entertained at cards this afternoon 81
their home on Mill street in honof Vi
Miss Josephine Reid, of Wake FOREST
\ c., who is the guest OF Mrs. Cal
vim Harm otOn
Tickets for Stop Thief can be
reserved at the Arcade Box Office
now. Buy a ticket and help the y
II s. Athletic Associatlon-pu d,
the same time be treating your sen
10 a first class show to be held 1hnrS-
day night.
In the announcement made at the
Arcade Theatre with reference to the
forthcoming production or stop
Thief" last night it was, in error
stated that the Senior class OF st,
Johns College would be here FOR the
Cambridge High School Athiellc
Fund on May 18th. This shouio
have been the SophmOre class.
The Ladies AID Society of st.
pauPs Methodist Protestant church
met at the home of Register of wills
and Mrs. Russell T. Smith. La
Grange Farm last evening and held
their regular monthly meeting. Al
ter the transaction of business a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Refreshments were served.
Wallace Reid in Rent Free THE
Beauty Shop" a new Pathe comedy
two reeler. Patha Review, something
new to our patrons and Burton
Holmes Travelogue, make up the
sterling show arranged for tonight
and tomorrow at the Arcade Iheatfe.
This is a guaranty arrangement ana
is lust in keeping with the consistent
" good show policy al this theatre
An automobile belonging to Mr..
George ellis had the top burned on
last night while getting gasoline at
the garage of M William l.. Dean,
on Gay street. The blaze started
from lighted lantern which was IN
the automobile at the time and as
the result of the explosion of the tank
d hugh blaze was created for a
moment. The flames were quickly
gotten under control.
Mrs. William T. Hubbard was
hostess yesterday afternoon to a
small number of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs Howard Simmons to meet
Miss Evelyn LantZ. of York, Pa,
whose engagement TO Mr. Samuel l..
Byrn, Jr. was recently announced:
I Misses Virginia Carly, Mary H. Full
/ Ter, Edna Cowling of Frederick and
Messrs James H. Harris and S. Lam
bert Byrn, of Frederick.
The Cambridge local Baseball club
went to East New Market today to
| begin series of games with the team
| of that place A return game will be
| played on Thursday at Cambridge
: The locals are made up of boys who
have composed The Cambridge teams
, of the past few sea sons, and will
play games until Manager kibleI
! brings his Eastern Shore league en-
i try here for the opening Of the
! league season.
Scrap Iron" contains the greatest
: ring fight ever shown on any screen
1t held the audience spellbOund al
the Grand Opera House yesterday
and the climax fairly brought them
out OF their seats. Tonight is your
last chance to see this big First Ma
! tional special. Plenty Of comedy
and wonderful lcting. Two shows
starting at 715 and 9.15. Tomorrow
! Wednesday only the bi gmystery pla!
: Alice Joyce in The Scarab Ring
Matinee at o'clock.
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