The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-09

III.
Brainard ST. has been suggested as
a possible successor In the position.
The following events are scheduled Tor
this week at the Hotel Griswoldi Jan.
10. 8 p. mr. banquet OF Detroit Ro-
tary club Jan. IL, p M. banquet OF
ARAB Patrol OF Moslem temple: Jan.
10. y p. m. banquet OF Lafayette
society; Monday. Jan. 10, at 1880 p.
m, luncheon will be served the
Ike angeA club ---
tached To Ckene-st. stntion and re-
siding at No. 1873 Highest. east, was
struck by Michigan line car at
Gratiot-ave. and Ellery-st., Monday
evening. sustaining fracture OF the
left wrist and serious bruises about
the head and body. lie was removed
TO Harper hospital.
The remain. OF Miss Kate kcane, q for
ner resident of Detroit and nm aunt
OF DIR. William Il. Keane. who died
In Chicago Sunday OF fractured
skull. sustained In falling down
stairs. were brought 10 Detroit Mon
day Funeral services VIII be held
I'm 50. Peter and Paul church AT .
o'clock Wednesday morning. and IN
terment will be In Mt. Elliott ceme-
terry
Funeral services for the late Albert VI.
HARRIS who died last week Will be
held Wednesday afternoon, In Ham
ilton's chapel under the auspices OF
olive branch lodge No. 80. j. y. U ~
az which deceased was memper'
Mr. Harris who was ~ years OF age,
had been an Oddfellow for 90 years
aud was past grand patriarch anu
past grand representative or Mlchi-
gan Oddfell9ws,
ImmIt-ratIon officers have Joined the
local police In the search for IG-year.
old Enid Brooke, who disappeared
from the y. w. G. A. home at NO
365 81 Aubin-nve.. before breaktast,
OH the morning OF Jan. ~ she
cane here from Windsor on Dec. 80,
telling the immigration ofncers that
she came from Toronto In search OF
work as a domestic. and that a Dr.
, Rerando OF Toronto, had paid her
fare here. They sent her to the
Y W. 4. A
, Hurting brick through the plate
glass window OF Emil +. schneck's
Jewelry store ut No. sos Gratlot-aNe.'
shortly after o'clock, Monday even
ing, a daring thief seized a tray OF
diamonds and jewelry, valued AT
S4Ge, and made his escape Nathan
Nahamoyitz. a second hand dealer AT
No 597 Gratiot-ave chased the thier
as Ear as Alfred-st. and the railroad,
where he was eluded, and the hyins
squadron failed 10 get any further
clue.
The Detroit Industrial school assoeia-
ton, which IN planning 40 build u
home settlement work at Fourth-ave.
ana Porter-st.. held its annual cleo
ton. Monday afternoon, and elected
the following officers. President,
Mrs Dewitt H. Taylor; first vice
president. Mrs Alfred Lucking; sec
ond vice-president. Mrs. r. IL. James
recording secretary, Miss Marion
> Gambler; corresponding secretary,
Mrs Dwight Rexford; treasurer, Mrs.
William Keayey, trustees, Mines
keavey, Mrs Taylor Frank munger;
Thomas Forman. F. ii. Croul ana
Miss Gambler
Returning home from his work as
gate tender at the Mncomb-st.
crossing OF the Grand Trunk rail
way, late Monday afternoon. Joseph
. Jamison found the dead body OF his
wife Harriet, who had fastened
clothes line arr md her neck and
tying the other end TO the bed post.
slowly strangled to death. she was
IS years old. Mrs. Jamison had been
respondent since the -deatiri or her
only son, last spring, but when her
husband left for work, at o'clock
Monday morning, she seemed TO be
In unusually good spirits. and the
discovery OF her body was a terrible
shock TO him.
The text book committee OF the board
or educatIOn W0nday afternOUu de-
cided TO add an hour TO the Saturday
night social center meetings In the
schools. allowing them to run until
10 o'clock. A night cooking class
will be established at the Greusel
school and a room for foreign pupils
opened at the Morley school. Maui
rice q. Waterbury was recommend
ed for appointment as tenth grade
principal at the Eastern High school
The male physical training teachers,
through Principal Ellis. objected TO
making their reports 10 woman.
Miss Ethel Perrin, supervisor or
physical training In the schools. Inc
committee paid no attention to the
complaint.
After serving the lodge faithfully
since its organization. four years
ago, Charles j. Wieser, president OF
al nrda M
will act as installing officer We'd
nesday evening. and give the oath
OF office to the following elected
officers for the year 1912: PRESIDENT
Alfred l.. Mount: first vice-president.
James M. ODonnell second vice.
president. w. T.. Curtiss; recording
secretary. Owen b. Shotwell; hnan-
treasurer, Henry wobrock; chaplain.
, A r. Thompson; board OF trustees,
David j. Baker. Mack b. Stielau. Lou
J. Epping ger. Alfred X. Thompson and
Jos REYNOLDS. Following the cere-
monies First Vice-President James
O'Donnell will give an illustrated
talk on his recent trip to Ireland and
other countries on the eastern hem
isphere. following which a social SEES
sion will be enjoyed. A special In
vitation 10 extended to Herd No. 1,
of Detroit, and all members OF other
herds In both the United states and
Canada who can possibly arrange to
be present. II Is hoped that the new
supreme president, walter T.. Hem
pei, will be present.
All of the beautiful blossoms 90 be
shown I'm tho Wayne gardens this
week during the convention Of the
American Rose and American Carna-
tion societies, at the close OF the
show Saturday will be given to the
/, Detroit branch OF the National Plant,
Flower and Fruit guild, to distribute
among the sick and the poor OF the
city. In anticipation OF this numb
cent gift the members OF the guild
are planning for a small army OF
helpers 10 assemble IN the sun parlor
OF the Hot.l Wayne, Saturday morn
Ing, at o'clock, to cut, arrange and
pack the towers. A. J. Hayes of the
hotel. Is giving the guild the use of
the su nparlor for this work own
ers Of automobiles have been asked
to loan their machines for the dis
tribution OF the flowers. As there
Will be many thousands OF flowers
to distribute the guild asks clergy
physicians. fraternal societies, hos
pitfalls, institutions and any indi-
vldusl who knows OF a sick person
to whom bouquet would be q well
come bit of fragrance and color. IN
the sick room, to communicate with
the president, Mrs. w. A. McGraw, In
the guilds office. No. 311 Majestic
building,
Lake Levels Continue 90 Fall.
Reports just given out by the United
-.