The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
Late Local News

Mrs. Phoebe Trip Gibbs died Tuesday
following a long illness Mrs Gibbs
VAS 10 years old and had lived in
Detroit IA years Her husband, John
w Gibbs VAS formerly we'll
vices Will be held Thursday after
noon with interment in Elmwood
About 10 department. managers and
statesmen of the Grinneii Bros. Music
House We're the guests OF the firm at
banquet Tuesday evening in the
Hotel charlevoix. the occasion also
marking the thirtieth anniversary OF
the business partnersnip between G.
A. Grinnell and !. w. Grinnell. Fol
lowing the banquet, at which L. \.
Grlnnell was POSTMASTER, informal
talks and discussion on business
methods and holiday selling Ideas,
proved helpful and enjoyable 10
those present
A committee of the Employers assoc
citation IL completing details OF a
scheme for the opening or trade
school, In which boys can be taught
different trades and who Will after
ward find employment In shops oper-
ated by the members OF the assoc
citation. The association Is taking
this step because OF the scarcity or
good apprentices. The committee In
charge OF the plan is composed OF
the following: Joseph Boyer. OF the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co; ID.
NJ. Ireland. general manager OF the
ireland 4 Mathews Manufacturing
Co. and Henry w. Hoyt, vice-presi-
dent and secretary Of the Great
Lakes Engineering co.
Detroit friends received word Tuesday
Of the death Of the Rev. beSeriy
Warner. OF New Orleans, who VIII
be remembered In Detroit Tor MS
splendid talks during the nrst Week
OF the MONDAY Lenten services. In
the Detroit opera house last spring.
DR. Warner, for a number OF years
has been one OF the most influential
figures in the Episcopal denomiha.
work among the lower classes In the
south. and his fearless attitude on
all civil and public questions. AS
and his peculiar fitness for his call
ing was recognized by all with whom
he came In contact.
Following up their scheme 10 night the
plan of the sllopaths to establish .
federal health department, the M,cno
for Medical Freedom, has opened Of
fces in the Ford building. the
league Is said TO be composed OF
homeopathic. osteopaths, Christian
Scientists and others. who fear that
the establishment OF the proposed
federal health department.. with a
met. viii produce an allopathie trust.
thus bringing hardships TO the no
meopaths and others outside or the
regular" medical realm Harry
u.
the league for Michigan. Is expected
In the city on Thursday TO complete
the local organization. G. A. New
comb is the Michigan member OF the
advisory board OF the league.
Harry NJ. Williams was reelected
president Of the North End Taft club
In its annual meeting in the home or
John Laichingsr, No. 81 Smith ave.
. Tuesday night. Other officers are
Independent. Thomas Fraser; sec
rotary. Hugh Mcclure; treasurer.
tee. chairman. VIM. n. Blackstock;
clyde l. Webster, John Lutz; A. =.
Bunting. VIM. T. Kingsley: w. W.
Chaplin. Peter Huber III. w Busch.
Joseph Rhoades Arthur Wood, John
Chapoton. Moses Eaton, Fred Rob-
inson, Thomas Fraser. Joseph ~.
Weiss John " Troliope, john n
Laichinger, James f. Hill. Louis N
Arnold. r. f Earnshaw and Milton
Huyck.
Upwards OF 300 members Of the Order
OF Redmen, accompanied ny tnSn
wives. assembled In Society temple.
No. Sill Michigan ave, Tuesday night
TO hear addresses from George Is
Briggs. Of Houston, Texas. great ico-
honee Of the Redmen;. wilson
Brooks, OF Chicago. great keeper OF
the records, and G. II. Clippert. or ST
Charles Mr. Griggs complimenteu
the local lodge on the progress ~
was making. Refreshments snu
dancing followed the speeches; MT
Oriegs left Wednesday for chicago.
where he will attend meeting OF
the Redmen's finance committee lie
visite6 Battle Creek before coming
10 Detroit and said he found the or
der there fiourishing.