The Detroit times., 1911-01-16

will be held in honor OF Gov. Chase
g. Osborn, who Is TO be one OF the
speakers. Others down for addresses
are the following: Mayor William
ID, Thompson. the Rev. NJ /. Stritch.
Judge James phelan. Milton A; Nc
Vicar. Justice Il, ]. Jeffries. George
William Moore and the Rev. c. L.
Arnold.
The formal opening of the chapel OF
church, took place Sunday, with
three special services. In the morn
ing. the pastor, the Rev, Sherman l..
ing. the Rev. Charles q. Richards, OF
Sterling, Ill. occupied the pulpit. Mr..
Sterling vii lconduct gospel services
week. The congregation expects TO
have the big church auditorium
ready for Easter services The new
buildings are exceptionally ,,,5 attrs scr
every modern institutional church
endeavor, The gymnasium. bowling
alley and reading rooms VIII be
ready for use Feb. i.
Janet ID. Rayi, widow OF the late n.
p. Rayl. died. very suddenly, Satur-
day, in her home, No. 80 Martin-pL
Mrs. Rayl had not been very strong
for some time past, but no fears
were entertained by her family with
regard to her condition. and she was
noon, with her sister. Mrs. George
Wallace. The immediate cause OF
death was uraemic poisoning; Mrs
Rayl was born in Detroit 6S years
ago, and is survived by her mother.
Mrs. Isabella Patton. two sisters, Mrs;
Wallace and Mrs. John Mather and
one brother. Alexander Patton, Fu-
neral services will be held In the
home Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock.
The Rev. John Britain Clark, pastor of
Westminster Presbyterian church,
preached, Sunday night. the hrst OF a
fecting everyday life. his subject
about labor" After the discourse.
the congregation adjourned to the
discussion, led by George Harris, or
the Michigan Federation OF Labor.
took place; Harris pointed out the
and many suggestions We're made for
better cooperation between en-
ployes and their men. Every sun
day night for two months Mr.. Clark
will continue his departure, each SER
mon to be followed by an Informal
debate.
Marshal A. Hudson, Of Syracuse, N. n,
founder OF the Baraca and Phiinthea
sissses was al IN 9I petrot Sunday and
addressed large gatherings OF young
people IN the Woodward ave. Baptist
church Mr.. Hudson will remain IN
the city several days, and Will De
puest Of honor and speaker at the
supper and conference Of these So
cieties TO be held, Tuesday evening,
in the Woodward ave. Baptist church
at $50 o'clock. The program COM
mittee of the national convention or
the Baraca and Phuathea socieuies'
Of which Mr.. Hudson is memper'
will meet in the same church. Wed
nesday, to perfect plans for the con-
+ vention.
,r. $500. --.Ssu- ~ tn detroit
Municipal league will be held In the
auditorium OF the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing, Thursday evening, Jan; rs the
VI. II French. OF the Michigan Agri-
cultural college, who will talk on
Needed school legislation" Prof
the drafting Of the bill providing for
election of boards OF educat ZION a.
large. The measure is expected TO
be enacted into law during the pres
ture Treasurer Mcdonald or the
league will give his impressions or
the National Municipal league con-
Der. while f. c. Osborn Will tell OF
the Detroit leagues work for the
past year. supper Is 10 be served
previous TO the meeting, beginning
The annual financial rally OF the \. M.
&. A. opened today, with ;. L: Hua-
son as chairman OF the committee IN
charge of the work. The late jay ~
The plan is to raise $4,000. when
has been collected annually Tor some
time past, In order to carry on the
work of the association. The amount
IA generally forthcoming within q
week or 10 days. The following are
among the members Of the commit
tee: John b. Howarth, Kooert M.
Zug. Abner z. Larned. r. b Tame,
Wilton VIII DR.. II. s. Kiskadden, c. A.
Grinneil, Milton A McRae, George
O. Begg, Homer McGraw. George y.
Calvert, Philip II. Gray, George y.
Courtney, II. X. White. Jr.. z. u
Bennett; Matter BROOKS sso "A, r. I sue
rens. a. A. Higginson, Walter Smith.
McCielland Brady. F. b. Dickerson
Johu n. Coriiss was elected president
of the Detroit Masonic Temple ssso,
citation. in the annual meeting. held
Saturday evening. Other officers
elected are: First vice president'
n Warren; second vice-president,
Arthur II. McCloud: secretary, Car
ence H. Leonard; treasurer. James
r Davis: board OF auditors, Arthur
r. stevens, George b. Irwin, william
Van Sickle Trustees for 1911, as
named by the several bodies or the
association. were formally elected as
follows: J. Conrad Brede, Ross
Brown. Ward N Choate; John b' G .0rr
ridge. Frank f. Fisher, George w.
Fowie. John II. Hanna, George Is
irwin, w. II. Kessler. c. n Leonard'
Frank T. Lodge. A. ii. McCloud. W.
IT Reynolds. Herman schultz, r.. b
Smith. Edward STANCE. y. p. stevens,
Il b. Stevens. John Trix. VIVIAN
Van Sickle. Fred ii. Warren. W. H.
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