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Brief Local News
MD. JUNE rs. 1922

DR.. C. L. Selover spent SUNDAY al
! Salisbury. .,o
Mr., Robert E. Tubman spent the
| week end at Glasgow.
Mr., Andrew H. Quad returned
| Friday night from Baltimore.
! Mr.. Carroll Paley. of Wingate, Is
spending a short time in Cambridge:
Misses Laura and Polly HURT, OF
| Philadelphia Pa, are the guests u
| Miss Elizabeth Sibbett.
Miss Elizabeth Sibbett returned
Saturday night afte rhaving Vlsiteo
Miss Katherine Ruby, Of York. "a.
! Mrs. Nettie Schimuke, OF East
/ Orange, N. j., is visiting her sister
Mrs. Walter Twiliey, West End ave
Nj. Calvin Dali returned nome
Friday night after having visited
| Mrs. Charles Moore, Roland PARK
Baltimore.
Mrs. W o. Pruitt. left SATURDAY
morning tor Salisbur. after having
spent short time in Cambridge.
Mrs. Richard Naylor, has return
| ed 10 her home al Rux1on. Nd. al
| ter having visited Mrs. Edgar A
| Jones.
Miss Elizabeth Ross, OF Baltimore
spent the week end with her parents
| MI. and Mrs. Clinton Ross, Locust
! street.
Miss Margaret Hubbard left Satnr-
day for Ridgely, Md. where she
| will visit Miss Mildred Elizabeth
| Swami.
Miss Hannah White Phelps, has
returned TO Easton after having
Spent a short time with relatives
nea. Cambridge.
An important meeting tonight OF
The Fourth of July Celebration Com
/. lnittee at s o'clock in the Chamber
OF Commerce room.
| Mrs. Howard W. Simmons. OF
/ Frederick Md. is the guest of heI
parents, Hon. and Mrs. S. L. Byrn,
| at their home, Linden Farm.
| Mr.. Lawrence Fitzmaurice. OF
Baltimore, spent the weekend with
! Mrs. Fitzmaurice at the home OF MI.
and Mrs, George W. Neekins. Belye-
| dere Ave.
Mrs. Fannie Dorsey and Mrs.
John Harlowe. left this morning for
| Washington, D. c., after having
been the guests of Rev. and Mrs. r.
. Y. Nicholson.
| Mrs. Charles Barnett and little
! daughter, Ellen, Mrs. Fred Richard
| SON, and Miss Mary Campbell Colds
borough, have gone to Mount YER
! non, New York for the summer.
| Mrs. Emma G. Robertson, left
! Saturday for her home in Quantico.
! Va. after having been the guest OF
! her brother and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ Robertson. Glasgow St.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Webster an
nounce the engagement Of their
| daughter, Miss Winifred Webster. to
! Alfred Marion Green, of Centreville.
! The wedding will take place in the
fall.
[ The Arcade, tonight and tomor-
row: Rodolph Valentino and Gloria
! Swanson in Beyond The Rocks .
! Nothing more need be said as this Is
! the greatest picture Paramount has
made in years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Qrason Winterbot-
tom and children, Grason, Betty ano
Jean, left Saturday afternoon fol
Baltimore, where they will visit Mrs
Winterbottom's sister. Mrs. car
ence E. Hurlock.
Mr.. Thomas D. Holder, son. Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas J. Holder. near
Reds Grove, graduated from the
University of Maryland, this month
He was sent to Ohio the next day
| where he is employed by the govern
i ment
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Wilson and
daughter Virginia, and Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. Marshall, have returned to
Philadelphia after having spent the
| weekend with Mr.: Wilson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs Harry Wilson
| Race street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin Bak
er and two children, Ottilie and
Janice, of Trappe. spent sometime
today in Cambridge. Baker has
! been laid up for sometime with 9
broken rib and will not report fol
duty until the break is entirel!
healed.
What's your husband doing when
! he says he is called away on business
| setting up with a sick friend or de
! tanned at the Office on rush JOB
| Do you ever wonder. Have you
| ever suspected, see the Paramount
| feature they are showing at the
Grand Opera House tonight and
Tuesday matinee and night and you
will learn something that will oper
| you: eyes.
Mr.. A. Hamilton Bayly, the sole
Confederate survivor in Dorchester
County, was 81 years old today. Mr.
Bayly is as hale and hearty today a:
he was when he went South in 1861
| to fight the Yanks. His man!
friends wish him many happy re
| turns Of the day