The Detroit times., 1913-11-08
IN DETROIT

Banjo and mandolin numbers viii be
given by Henry Haug and Mrs. Nc
CULLEN.
Prof. Maurice a. nigelew, 81 Columbia
s"rSs; af &. SO sex ': Education
movement" I'm the Church OF Our
Father. Monday evening. Nov. 10. un-
s cr s ss f nyssss The s isssuSs %
s.,......r Fred n.-k..eA vii, Civ.
free swimnaing leseons IN the Cars
bathhouse during the winter season.
Girls will be taught on Monaays,
til p. m. Boys Will be taught on
Tuesdays and Thursdays from TO
p. IN.
Mrs. Mary Grafton. wife Of john y.
Grafton, died Friday In the family
-home-No.- CommonW ealth ave.
Mrs Grafton was born In Fostorta.
O.. ~ years ago. She IL survived by
her husband and one son; Funerai
services will be held Monday morn
ing in IT. Leo's church.
The council conaaitte~ IN sewers Will
hold public meeting, TUESDAY
morning. at 10 o'clock to take up the
Highland Park sewer question. Ala.
Rutter chair OF the committee. In
vites every official and interested
resident of the village TO be present
The hoard Of poor commissioners hss
taken IN option On = site NJ 50. An
tome and Macomb- SITS. for a munich
pal hospital for the city's poor. BIOS
will also be received on other pos,
sible sites. The bids Will be opened
Nov. IA. and then the matter will
go before the common council Tor
final approval
President Alexander Meikeljohn. of
Amherst college. dined with 70
alumni In the Hotel Griswcid. Fiji
day evening. He became head OF
Amherst a year ago. leaving the de-
partment OF philosophy at Brown
DR.. Meikeljohn In visiting the large
cities OF the country to become &C :
quainted with Amherst men.
vice. president Of the People'. state
bank because Of poor health. and
with Mrs. Colburn has left Tor
Europe. where he will take long
but demands attention. He retains
his membership on the banks direc.
torate.
PythAes viii be cslebrated N De-
dedication Of the temple OF Wayne
lodge. No. 104. and the initiation or
a class Of 1000 candidates In the
Light h GS:1S ~ 10000 knsnDs W
participate In the celebration. y hich
will include parade.
More than $500 eArysa1theDune Of 10O
si1srs.s v..i:t.ss are On . H.sw II. r.
where the annual fall mower show II
in progress. The display 10 said to
be the largest and nnest. ever SHOWN
continue two weeks so that everyone
interested may have the opportunity
to visit the island and take peep
at the flowers
TAG lasS 10 two Masonic asseciatio. s
in the proposed Venice" on Lake
Erie. about 20 miles below Windsor.
w; L Updike was awarded Judgment n,:
$50. He had previously been forced
to reduce his claim to $500 to get II
heard In a justice court; the &c court Sssr
and testify I'm the case
Funeral services for Charles r. Bene-
dick. the Detroit attorney who died
Thursday OF heart disease while
travelling to Ann Arbor In an auto,
in the Masonic temple. under the
AZ. +. = 4. NJ The Rev. Frank T
odtst church, made a brief address.
Pa. where Mr.. Benedick was born,
for interment.
rraak ID. Eaman and state Senator
Murtha addressed . meeting Of the
Detroit Young Mems Dsmocratic
club. in the Burns hotel. Friday
evening. attended by 100 members
John Scallen was elected president.
Christopher Lehman vice-president.
Fred Grogan treasurer. and Percy
Pitton secretary. The next meeting
will be held Nov. %. IT IL planned to
increase the membership to 500 In
the near future.
Prof. John q. Winter. Of the Unlver~
sity Of Michigss. Addressed the De.
troit society Of the Archaeological
Institute of America. In the Detroit
Museum of Art. Friday evening. on
civilization" Other lectures will be
given during the month. Prof. Al
fred Crittenden will speak on The
Roman forum In the light Of his
tory" Nov. "a. and Prof. Francis W.
Rome" Nov. %.
chased the Al9er homestead o, Fort:
st. west. for lodge temple and
ject the annual dues Of the lodge
were raised from - to -. in a busi-
ness meeting. Friday evening. in the
Masonic temple: Palestine l9Sa 20 gEsb, Is
OF any lodge in the country: The
Alger property was purchased some
m s,s ago s fs N Mr.. sfr
edgment OF which, a memorial tablet
to the late Gen. Russell A. Alger will
be placed In the building.
MeVAers Of The Detroit Beard Of Corr
K{ree lnfeHenteA In AOnn1ng reform
possiSie for worKinEmen to buy
homes Of their own. The Industrial
bureau OF the board, which has been
investigating housing. conditions In
Detroit. Win undertake TO get to-
Essthsr Group 0 81 men The w'l hou.,n 30
company. The COMMITTEES now "A
charge OF the matter Includes c. n
clifford. Frank @. Smith, George f.
Monaghan, Judson Broadway. Ralph
stone. w. J: Gray. J: q. Danaher ana
Lleut.-Csl. n. n. Elliet. surgeon In the
geons in st. Marys hospital. Friday.
how to cut out part Of the white OF
the eye and insert . Nssue which
keeps the eyebail from hardening.
Glaucoma. or hardening. OF the eye
ball was the e. :pse ias a. d' nr wafer pr;
Parker, No. 81 Adams-sve: west. He
left saturday for Ann Arbor.. where
he will conduct another clinic. He
explained that he had been loaned TO
civil life by HI: government, put
would be recalled for active service
in the event OF war.
committee % parsks asA bealevards.
Friday, the new Belle Isle bridge
project was discussed. and Assistant
Corporation Counsel Tarsnoy was
asked for an opinion - to pro-
cedure in condemning land for the
approach Unless II II possible to
begin condemnation PROCEEDINGS be
fore the board OF estimates appro..
the property, further action will be
deferred until after the board meets
next epring II In proposed 20 con-