The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-05

Mrs. Thomas C. Fox and children
! Richard and Virginia, are Vlsltlns
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WinflelC
| Hurst at their home in this city.
Miss Vivian Eskridge was hostess
last evening at delightfully."- arrang-
ed miscellaneous Shower given III
honor of Miss Dorothy Christopher
Mr.. George D. James and family
of Milton, Pa, are visiting his
brother, Mr. William A. James at
his home, 1872 Locust street, this
city
Mr.. w. c. Davis is spending the
week in Newark, Del, as the guest
OF his brother, D. c. Kenning. He
will also attend the Wilmington
Fair.
Miss Monnie Dean has returned to
her home at Bishops Head after haV-
ing spent the past week as the guest
of Mrs. J. Frank Robertson at Sew
ards.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Wilson has return
ed to her home on Mill street after
spending sometime at Wilmington
and Folcroft, Del, and other points
north.
Mr.. William B. LeCompte has re
turned to his home in Baltimore af-
ter spending a few days with his Sis
ter. Mrs. C. E. Fountain, ChoptanK
avenue.
Mr.. William W. Moore, of Baltl-
more, is spending several days with
his brother, Postmaster Alonzo NJ
Moore at his home on Choptank
Avenue.
Miss Eleanor Spedden has return
ed to her home in Baltimore after
having spent the past week with
Mrs. Oliver Spedden, Oakley street,
this city.
Mrs. J. Irving Mcbride and daugh-
ter, Miss Isabel, left yesterday
en- route for Wilmington, Del, where
Miss Isabel will enter Goldey College
Mrs. Catherine Winston Elicit, OF
st. Paul street, Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. Robert E. Tubman at
her beautiful home, Glasgow" near
Cambridge.
Mr.. Fred McCready has retained
to his home in Baltimore after spend
ing the past week with his uncle, Mr..
Thomas E. McCready, at his home
near Aireys.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Earl Cummings,
of Uniontown, Carroll county, mo-
tored to Cambridge yesterday and
will spend sometime visiting friends
and relatives.
Prof. H. H. Ransom, principal OF
the Cambridge High School, has re
turned to Cambridge after spendlne
the summer vacation in Virginia and
North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Markland
have returned to their home in Bal.
timore after spending sometime with
their aunt, Mrs. Leonard MoWbray,
West End Avenue.
Mr.. Elizabeth Dent, of st. Mary's,
has returned to her home after haV-
ing been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Fountain, Choptank Avenue,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Tickling
and Mr.. Ralph Marshall, of Wash
ington. D. c., have been spending a
few days with their mother, Mrs. Lay
Marshall, Willis street.
Mr.. William Snow left on the al
ternoon train Monday en- route Tor
Wilmington, Del, after having spent
the past week with his mother, Mrs.
Alice Snow, Trayers street.
The many friends of Captain Amos
5. Creighton, of the State steamer
Robert M. McLane," will learn with
regret that he is i'll at the Church
Home and Infirmary, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Meekins have
returned to their home in Baltimore
after having spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter H. Meekins, Oakley stFet.
Mrs. Chas. H. Mckinney enter
tanned over the last weekend the
Misses Aimee Rulings and Irene
Vandegrift together with Messrs
Walter C. Feaster and R. Stoeckle
Grub all of Wilmington.
Geraldine, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman Price, died at
their home Sunday night at hall
past eight O'Clock. Funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon; in
terment was in the GreenlaWn GEM
etery.
Mr.. Buford T. Lunt and Mr.
Charles Ingram, consulting engin-
GERS, of Philadelphia, were register
| end and Labor Day. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II
| Vickers, 125 Locust strete.
Colleen Moore in 1.-The Wall Flow
er" was taken from the famous Col
Tiers Weekly story of the same
| name. It's a picture you will laugh
| and cry over. Its full of the comedy
| that made Dangerous Curves Ahead
and The Old Nest two of filmdom's
| greatest successes. Tonight is youl
| last chance to see this big special
| Watch for 1.-The Bear Cat"
| Tonight, at the Arcade, Wallace
| Reid is shown for the last time IL
| Cambridge, in ACROSS The Cont
nent.' The picture is one of those
typical "Wally" kind and is excel
lent. The comedy and Travelogue
as usual are good. The c. o. M. o
boys and local talent entertainment
will aid the benefit of the Eambridg'
Base Ball Club. During tonight''
show a Ford Roadster will be givel
away There will be but one show
starting at seven-thirty.
Base ball fans of Cambridge thi
Will De our last appear III INC pl
and we surely hope and trust tina
every man, woman and child il
Cambridge will go to the Arcad
theatre tonight and help in makint
this a big success. The base bal
) players have their voices all tune
up and promise to the public one hi
time. The rooters around Buck
Reef" and "Skeet's Corner" have al
most started a rumpus with the boy
) that never give up at Dashiell's Bias
! Ball Inn. A great many of the fan
. are saying, Il told you so,' and tn
. other rooters are saying, Il neve
thought they would finish in secon
. place" Now fans turn out tonigt
so as to make the old timer. Her
Armstrong" feel proud that he eve
associated himself with club lik
! Cambridge and with bunch OF III
! firing fans. Somebody will surel
! be made happy at the Arcade theat1
! tonight about ten o'clock and
! might be you Come one-Come al