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| spent yesterday mere.
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Mr.. William Willis has joined
Mrs. Willis at Hartley Del.
Mr.. Harry Hollis, of Preston.
ton, spent yesterday in Cambridge.
Mr. Otto Bibby, of Easton, Md, Is
the guest of Dr.. and Mrs. John Mace
Mr. Thomas Dawson, of Baltimore
is spending a short time in Cam
bridge.
Rev. and Mrs r. Y. Nicholson,
have returned after brief visit TO
Baltimore
Mrs. Carlton H. Waller, has re
turned from New York where she
spent sometime.
Mrs. Herbert Keen is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Fart at Forest
Park, Baltimore.
MI. James Hooper, of BaltimoTe,
is spending few days at his home
on High street.
MI. J. G. Evans, has returned at
ter having spent a few days in Ne"
York on business.
Miss Helen Galloway. of Baiti-
more, Is the guest VI tNAiSo MOI 90
Crane, Glasgow street.
Miss Roxie White, of Salem, Va.
is the guest of Mrs. James M. Rob
ertson, Glasgow street.
Mrs. John Burgess and son New
bold of Baltimore, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hamilton
Bayly
Mr.. Lester Jackson, has returned
to Cambridge after having spent
four weeks at Providence and New
port, R. l.
Mr.. Harry G. Moore and Mr..
Wood Shores, have returned to
Salisbury after having spent week
in Cambridge.
Miss Margaret Small returned
home Thursday night after having
been the guest of Mrs. Barclay II.
Trippe, of Easton, Md.
Miss Nettie Trayers, left this
morning for Smithfeld, Va. where
she will spend three weeks with her
sister, Mrs. r. A. Edwards.
Miss Helen Sewell Johnson and
Miss kathleen Bayly Johnson, of ST.
Louis. Mo, are the guests OF their
cousin, Miss Margaret Jordan.
Mrs. R. LeDuvall and daughters,
Joanna and Hilda, Of Annapolis, are
visiting Mrs. Duvall's sister, Mrs.
James B. Noble Belvedere Ave.
Mr.. Worthington Campbell, u. Of
East Orange N. j., is visiting Mrs.
Campbell at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Hooper, High street
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Hugh
lett, of Baltimore, are visiting Mr..
Hughlett's brother, Mr.. Covey
Hughlett at his home on Hayward
street.
Miss Mary Blanche Seward left
on, the afternoon train for Phiiadel-
! phfa, Pa, where she will spend a
: few days as the guest OF Miss
Cynthia Tayne.
Mr. Emile Tschantre, who is at
tending summer school at Lancaster,
Pa, arrived in Cambridge last night
to spend few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tschantre.
Mrs. Emerson c. Harrington, jr.,
and daughter, Winfred, have re
turned after having spent sometime
with Mrs. Harrington's sister, Mrs.
Clarence Hurlock of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Aumen
and daughters, Mary and Margaret,
, and son Junior, of Baltimore, are
visiting MI. and Mrs. J. A. Buncke
at their home on Hambrooks; -Boule-
ward. :: ;:
THE Tom Mix feature showing. at
the Grand Opera House, IS the story
Of good man, a horse that acts
human and a wonderful girl. 1t is
Toms latest and greatest feature.
Sea Shore breezes at no extra
charge.
The B. c. & A. will run two steam
ers on the Fourth of July: The
Talbot will leave Cambridge at in
the afternoon and the Joppa at
1890 P NJ: 1t is advisable for
those wanting state rooms to leave
on the Talbot as there are only a
limited number on the Joppa.
There could not be a better show
gotten together than the one-at the
Arcade Theatre for tonight. There
is Wallace Reid in THE Worlds
Champion" Ruth Roland in White
Eagle" and a comedy feature Shot. "
Wallace Reid is seen in an entirely
new kind of role and he does him.
self more than justice in the part.
For Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day this theatre will have for the
attraction Elaine Hammerstein in
Evidence" 1t is the picture that
played the Rivoli last week and gave
that theatre record breaking crowds.