The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-29
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

hand concertsi Thursday evening, behe
Isiey Friday afternoon, Cass Park
City OF the strait. Lodge, No. 4S2, +.
A. A. NJ, will give moonlight ca
cursion on the steamer Pleasure TINS
evening. leaving the foot or WOOD
ward-ave. at o'clock.
Judge Murphy handed down de-
cision, Wednesday, siving TO the es-
tate OF Hal c. Wyman quit claim
deed TO the Emergency hospitai
iege OF Medicine and Surgery claimed
an interest In the property.
The Rev. y. T.. Numbers, for two years
pastor OF Mt. Hope Conxreg.hon,ai
church, Twenty third St, near Michi-
gan-ave., has resigned his pastorate
and will take up the study OF medi-
cine. During Mr. Maundsrs pastoraht s
1876 members were added TO the
church and the financial CONDITION
greatly improved.
Miss Frances Mcclellan. aged rs.
daughter OF IL. }. Met lelian, a former
deputy sheriff. Is dead In the home or
her father. l4o Wiliis-ave. w Death
was caused by Brights disease, from
which she was sufferer Tor TWO
years. Funeral service VIII De hela
Thursday evening In IS. Peter anu
Paurs cathedral on Adelaide-st
30 successful and enjoyable was the ex-
cur~ion given by the Ladies OF the
Eastern Star to Sugar Island on tues
day that the same order Will give
another outing at Bots Blanc on AUG.
g. feature OF Tuesdays outing was
ball game between teams composed
OF ladies. known as the Champions
and the Tigers The Iisers were
victorious.
Miss Jeanette Dolan, one of the pref
test singers In vaudeville. ana VINO
is well known to patrons OF the Tenn
pie. where she appeared numpeT VI
times. was drowned several days
ago while fsh ing ,S wtn ap nea i WITH
the Blonde pewriters, In whiSn
she sang In the duet. Schooidays,
with Miss Hazel Robinson, MISS
Robinson IL appearing at the Temple
this week and Miss Dolan was ex-
pected to join the company mere
Edwin Burroughs, travelling sales
man, hied suit axain,us a ane - for
$4,000 for injuries sustained In TWO
accidents In May Mr.. Burroushs
was passenger on a Wooew ,,sm rS.
ing TO alight. He was thrown down
and his arm fractured SO seriously
that II was necessary to remove
piece of bone. In June. while on ms
way to see "A physician to De treated
for this hrst injury, the sherman
car on which he was passenger col
lided with Baker car, breaking the
arm again and bruising MIN seri-
ously
The Detroit police have been asked by
the Bay CITY authorities TO try to
locate Chen Sheun. Chinese. VINO
left Bay city last sunday. after
17-year- white girl. waitress In
restaurant had sworn out a war
rant charging him with serious
offense. Sheun Is known TO have
many friends In Detroit, where ne
formerly lived. and among his per-
sonal effects which he abandoned In
his hurried departure, the police
found several letters from white
girl in Detroit. addressing him as
"My own darling Shuen. containing
rows of kisses, and begging him 10
FOR Gods sake send some money.
Shuen was a chop sucy COOK, earn
ing $35 a week. II Is said.
The Adcrafters scored another success
ON the occasion of their fourth an
nual starlight excursion given We'd
nesday night on the steamer Colum-
bia. In addition TO program or
music given by a quartet OF Detroits
leading yocalists. the eXcursionlsts
were each presented with useful and
handsome souvenirs, advertising the
wares for which the Adcrafters
write "ads" The boat was well out
in the lake when the storm broke.
but the eXcursionists were out for ~
good time and didn't let a little thing
like a thunder storm scare them out.
The couples danced with as much en-
toyment as II .he stars were shining.
The principal number OF the musical
program was the burletta, Alice In
Wonderland" In which the solo parts
were taken by Mrs. Grace Grey
Brown Mrs c. A. Parker. contralto:
Marshall Pease, tenor. and Allan Wal
lace baritone.