The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-18
It,E DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, APRIL. IS. 1922
i}riei Local News


! Percy. is spending short time IN
: Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. George OehlfIch'
have returned home after spending
4 short time. i'll Baltimore"
Miss Maggie Duncan, is confined
10 her homa on account OF illness. ii
! is hoped that she will soon recover
! Miss Rebecca LeCompte, has re
turned to her home on Locust street
after y visit with friends in Hurlock.
Mossrs. Lewis G.. and Walter W.
Duncan. sprr- the holidays with their
families at their home on Glasgow
| street.
| Mr. Webster Richardson, is con
! fined to his home on Muse street
! with an infected limb which resulted
from fall.
| Mr.. Whitley Woolfo"d. of Balti-
more is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
w. Woolford, at their home Liberty
Hail." WooltOrds.
Miss Evelyn Bramble las return
/ ed to her home in Baltimore. after
! spending the Easter holidays at her
! home near cambridge.
i Mrs. Arnold J. Tschantre, of Bal
/ 1imore. is visiting her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Waiter Sherman. 1T their
home on Choptank avenue.
/ Miss Aurenia Dashiell has return
ca to her home after spending the
Easter holidays with her niece. Mrs.
Vincent GRAY, of Baltimore.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Willis have To
turned to their home en- Locust
street, after having spent sometime
at Baltimore and Washington.
. Miss Otelia Mitchell gave very
enjoyable Egg Hunt to number OF
her friends, Monday afternoon, at
her home On West End Avenue.
Mrs. Quitman Anstine and son
John Palmer, are visiting Mrs. An
<stine's sister, Mrs. Lloyd WEBSTER
at her home on Locust street. this
city.
Mr.. Henry Hooper has returned TO
his home III Washington, D. Z. after
having spent the holidays as the
guest of his parents at their home on
! Oakley street, this city.
Mrs. w. E. Hart and daughters.
Misses La Rue and Virginia of Bal
timore. have returned home after
spending the holidays at the home OF
Mrs. S. f. Bramble, near town.
Mr. Gabriel Hines, left today to MI
a few concert engagements. He
plays "Wednesday in New YORK
Thursday in Brooklyn and lectures
. before the Bohemian Club on Satur-
! day.
Messrs. Robert r., Ralph j.. and
John w. Parks have returned &c
their country home after spending
the Easter holidays with their sister
Mrs. Lewis G. Duncan, at her home
! on Glasgow street, this city.
The base ball game which the local
! High School team was scheduled &c
play today with Hurlock High has
| been postponed until Friday on ac-
count of the inclement weather
Come out Friday and give the locaI
! boys your support.
The repairs which have been un-
! der way for sometime Gil the large
gas holder of the Eastern Shore Gas
and Electric Company, are nearing
completion and the company expects
! to have normal ,pressuer restored
! about next Thursday.
Miss Ruth Jones, who has been
spending the Easter holidays with
! her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +.
! Jones, at their home near Cambridge,
! has returned to Baltimore. She was
accompanied by her brothers
| Thomas and Woodrow who will spend
a short time with her.
Tonight at the Arcade Theatre
, Elaine Hammerstein is to be seen for
the last two times in THE Way OF A
Maid" The big crowds of yester-
tday acclaim it as one of the best film
! entertainments shown in this city in
years. The comedy and The Burton
Holmes Travelogue make up great
show.
The Frolicklng JohnnieY st. Johns
College big minstrel show that de-
/ lighted such 4 large crowd last year
is the attraction at the Grand Opera
House tonight only. See these
young men from Maryland's own mil
itary College. A show of specialtles
singing, dancing and instrumental. A
big dance in the Armory after the
show, gives you a chance to meet
these young men.
Miss NJ. Jeanie Bryan, OF Cam
bridge, has BIZ en- elected as delegate
and Mrs A. w. Sisk, OF Preston, al
ternate to represent the First Con-
gressional District of Maryland al
the third annual convention of the
National League of Women Voters
and Pan American Conference OF
Women which will be held at the
Hotel Belvedere, Baltimore, Md
April oath, to 10th.
The Woman's Auxiliary and Coun
" Chairmen of the Cambridge Mary
land Hospital met this afternoon al
$50 o'clock in the reception room al
the hospital The members discuss
ed the hospital benefit to be give-
on April 9th, at the Grand Opera
House. a very novel program viii
be presented including a discussion
of the question, rs the modern WON
an an Improvement oevr her grand