The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-16
The DAiL1 BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD. AUG. 16, 1922


MI. Milton Hubbard, is spending
| some time at the "Rideau,' Ocean
City.
Mr.. Frank j. Tucker, is spending
a few days in Cambridge and the
! county.
Mrs. Grayson Price, is spending
? the week at the "Breakers," Ocean
! City, Md.
Mrs Mary Disc, is spending some
! time at Philadelphia and Camden
] N. ]. visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Oehlrich have
returned home after spending some
! time at Baltimore and Ocean City.
! Miss Olive Ruark, of Washington
, d. c., is spending her vacation with
! her father, Mr.. VIM. Ruark. Locust
street.
! Misses Leila Fisher and Delma
/ Wiley, were among the excursion
lists to Atlantic City, Tuesday, Aug
ust 8th..
Mr.. Dewey Fisher and Mr.. Lawr-
ence McCready. were passengers on
the excursion train Tuesday. to At
! lantic City, New Jersey.
Miss Margaret Drennen has re-
turned home after spending the
week end as the guest of Mrs. Miles
Woolford. at Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. Joseph Kuhn, and grand
daughter Marie, of Baltimore, have
returned home after spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hastings.
Mrs. Sarah Pritchett and grand
daughter, Miss Mary Kern, of Bal
+ xriciti Drifahatf'S
daughter, Mrs. Richard Hughlett, Jr.
Choptank avenue.
Mrs Harry Howard has returned
to her home at Chesapeake City,
after spending sometime with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wool
ford, of Woolfords, Md.
Misses Frances Bryan and Mar
garet Jordan are attending a house
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Perry, Centreville, in honor of
their son, Mr.. Pattison Perry.
Mr.. William P. Andrews, of Grape,
sent to this office the first of the
week one of the largest apples we
have ever seen; it measured nearly
sixteen inches around the large way
and fourteen inches around the stem
Mrs w Irving Mace and two
daughters, Misses Hannah and
Elizabeth, and Miss Susie Hurlock,
left this morning by automobile for
Chesapeake City, where they will
spend several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Howard.
Miss Mary Blanche Seward, Messrs
John T. Ransone, Noble Cannon, John
Vickers, Clarence Stapleton. William
Sewell and the Como Novelty Or
chestra will entertain the Blind
Veterans tonight at The Arcade, in
connection with May McAvoy. in VIM
Desmond Taylor's screen production
of Morals" comedy and Pathe
Review. These ladies and gentle
men have donated their talents in
an effort to entertain these boys who
have done SO much for us ALL A
percentage of the receipts will gol
into The Blind Veterans Fund.
The Democratic State Convention
which will nominate United States
Senator, will meet at FOrd's Grand
Opera House, Baltimore, Oh Thurs
day, September 21st. at noon (stand-
ard time) The Baltimore City Or
ganization has announced its support
of William Cabell Bruce for the
nomination. 1t would look as i'll
the best service the convention could |
render the Democratic party would |
be to have complete reorganization
of the party management; at the |
present time there is no leadership, |
the leaders do not lead and the rank
and file of the party wouldnot follow |
the lead if it did try to lead. |
The Chairman of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Cambridge Maryland |
Hospital has received a check OF
1887 from Golden Hill, as proceeds |
of the lawn party which was held
there last Friday evening. Five
dollars of this to be applied towards |
the furnishing of the nurses rec |
reation room and the balance to be |
used for the Hospital. 1t is hoped |
that the other districts which have
not been heard from will send in |
the $500 asked for, SO that work
may be begun at once in furnishing |
this room for the comfort and pleas |
ure of the nurses when they have
few hours off from the strenuous
duties which are such tax on their
strength and vitality.