The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-27
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YPsILANTi.
The marriage OF Harry \. Friis and
Miss Pearl Derr, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur NJ Derr. OF Saline
took place, Wednesday afternoon, al
the home of the bride The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Trip
of the NJ. f. church. A reception and
dinner followed after which the happy
couple left in an automobile for a
wedding trip.
Edward Bonnet is critically i'll with
pneumonia
Miss Maude Friis will leave July
]. for Missoula, Montana, with Miss
Grace Jones, Of Chicago where two
months vacation will be spent.
Richard Kellogg has gone 70 Flint
where he expects to stay a couple OF
months.
Mrs. K B. Simons, OF Saline, at
tended commencement, Wednesday.
Mrs. Amos Fifeld, OF Rawsonville
entertained the Jacksonville Arbor OF
Cleaners, Tuesday evening.
The marriage OF Fred NJ. Woolsey
and Miss Carrie Stewart was solemn
ICED Wednesday afternoon.
Or. and Mrs. William Campbell. OF
Muskegon, are in the city. called here
by the death of Mrs. William Camp
bell
Miss Genevieve Stebbins is spend.
ing the summer in Colorado.
class OF Is were initiated in the
Degree Of Honor lodge, Tuesday even
ing. in the new quarters on Congress
NIT hn Not dril 20 Hni %
the work, and the grand lodge officers
present as guests. Those given the
rights of members we're: MS. Addie
Brown, Mrs Marian Clark, Mrs. Jo-
seph f. Warner. Joseph f. Warner
Mrs. Ella Abeson, Mrs. f. NJ.
Hutchins, Mrs II r. Hutchins, II
H. Hutchins, Pliny Skinner, Mrs. Stel.
la Rice, Mrs. Zena Pratt, w. w.
Keylon, Miss Vera Keylon, Miss Dora
Fletcher. Mrs. Minerva Briggs. Mrs
Lester Hayden. Lester Hayden, and
Mrs. Rachel Cummings pleasant
social hour and banquet followed the
initiatory work.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Jones, OF Ply.
mouth. are moving TO the city.
DELRAY.
Capt. John Calthrop. chief OF the
Solvay Process Co.'S private fire fight
Ing system, died suddenly, Tuesday
evening at the Solvay lodge, where
he has made his home for several
years. The funeral was held at. the
lodge, Wednesday afternoon, and the
remains were ~ to Syracuse, y.
Y, former home vi the deceased, for
burial. The captain was we'll known
as an entertainer, the reading of Sc
lections from his favorite poet, Kip
ling. being his especial delight, and
there have been few entertainments
in Solvay circles in the past ID years
where his name has not appeared OH
the program.
Mrs. VIM. Heaven and daughter.
Winifred. of Rochester, y. Y. are Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G.. Ballard, No. 1873 Green-aye. Mrs.
Heaven is a sister of Mrs Ballard.
The building committee of Delray
lodge, No. 1T, X of p, has been re-
organized with the following officers:
President, William j. Halligan vice.
president. William Williston: secre.
tary. Frank w. Marley; treasurer
John Smith. The other members OF
the committee are o. L. Brooks. F.
T. DeMay, Ben Jacobs. and Dr. A. |
Burdeno. The committee is acting
under articles of incorporation regu
larly granted by the state, and is
pushing the project of erecting n X
OF p. temple on property already
owned on Fort-st. west, near Rade
macher-ave., vigorously. The shares
which are selling at $40 each are go
ing very rapidly, and the committee
hopes that the new building will soon
become a reality