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THE DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, SEPT. 2, l92


Monday being Labor Day, all 'he
I banks will be closed.
{ Mrs. Dreamer Graham and SON.
{ Marion, are spending sometime at
: Deals Island with Mr.. Graham.
| The Circuit Court for Dorchester
/ county has granted an absolute d.
vorce to William Otis Collision from
his wife. Maize Collision.
! Miss Ruth McMahan has returned
! to her home on Locust street a1tef
! having spent sometime as the guest
of friends at Norfolk, Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John McSwenney ana
daughter, Miss Ruth, of Washington,
! d. c.. are guest sof his aunt, MIS-
! Marion r. Tylor Taylor's Point.
| Mrs. f. r. Shreve, of HyattsVllle'
! and Miss Addie Brown, of Princess
| Anne, are visiting Mrs. Clarence j.
| Henry at her home on Church street,
| this city.
! Mr. Worthington Campbell, OF
Philadelphia, is spending the week
end with Mrs. Campbell at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Hooper, High street.
: Mrs. Daniel Banks, of Baltimore,
and Lieut.. Victor Moves, of Vermont,
! are the weekend guests of Mrs.
+ Robert F. Tubman at her home,
! Glasgow" near Cambridge.
! Mrs. John G. Hurley and daugh-
ter, Lucille. left yesterday for Baltl-
more where they will spend the win
ter and where Miss Lucille will be
come a student at the Peabody In
stitute Of Music.
Mr.. John T. Woodward, who IS
! employed by the Philadelphia and
+ Wilmington Traction Co., at Will
; mington, Del, returned to that city
! Friday after spending several days
with his family on Race street.
| Misses Marie and Ruth Schroeder,
who have been spending the summer
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George r. Schroeder, this city, have
returned to the University of Mary
! land. Baltimore, to resume tnell
| studies at that institution.
Mrs. Richard Harding and little
daughter, Sallie Woolford Harding,
who have been spending the month
of August at the Harding Camp in
Canada, arrived on the train last
! night to spend sometime with Mrs.
Harding's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ISOI sc w. NoOliolu, 1AhSSo" NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haddaway and
F.! two sons, Homer and Leonard, left
this week for their home in Balti-
! more, after having spent the past
two weeks visiting friends and re-
latives in lower Dorchester and Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie T. Andrews at their
home on Choptank Avenue. They
were accompanied home by Miss
! Thelma Andrews.
The Prodical Judge" proved to be-
a delightful entertainment at the
Grand Opera House last night and
! Macklin Arbuckle proved himself to
, be as great star in pictures as he
| has been on the speaking stage. The
! picture will be shown twice tonight.
S., Special Holiday matinee Monday at
| 8 O'Clock when "The Wall Flower
| another big Rupert Hughes feature
will be the attraction.
The Arcade offers for your enter
! tainment tonight one of the best
comedy-dramas that has been shown
in Cambridge for some time, entitled
Three Live Ghosts" with Anna @.
Nilsson as the star actress. The
Hallroom boys in a comedy and GO
! Get En- Hutch in conjunction with
! the COMO. boys, we feel sure will
please the most skeptic critic. We
present on Labor Day. Wallie Reid
! in his latest auto classic Across the
: Continent"