The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-25

J. d. Mcdonald. and Miss Hattie Car
stems. OF Detroit.
Ofacers were elected as follows:
Honorary president. Miss Hattie Car
stens. OF Detroit: president. Mrs. Wal
tor Bynan, Highland Park; vice-presi-
dent. Colonel Nelson, Greenfield; sec
rotary. Mrs. Charles Tricky, High
land Park; treasurer. Mr.. l. Pepper,
OF Highland Park.
BIRMINGHAM.
Burglars broke into Ed. Ferginson's
house on Woodward-ave., early Sun
day morning. and stole $45, a watch
and chain, the door keys and a bank
book. These were taken out OF the
room whore Mr.. Ferguson sleeps but
he did not hear the thieves. No trace
has been found of the burglar.
Miss Gertie Lawrence, of Troy, Is
visiting friends In Saginaw.
Mrs. Shaw, of Dawn Mills. Canada,
Ia spending the week with her son,
DR.. N. T. Shaw, Of Woodward-ave.
Mary e. Harris. OF Troy, Is quite Ill
at her home
At the M. K. church on Maple-ave.,
last evening, the class OF 1913 OF the
Birmingham high school, held class
day exercises. Nelson Russell gave
the salutatory, and Ira Martin the
class prophet; Lila Burnett. gave the
class history; Lester Purdy read the
class will. Class gifts were dis
pensed by Orvilla Bailey. Wiley
Groves. as president of the class. gave
an address. and Wesley Blakeley de-
livered the grafton. Harry Nichols
gave an essay on Town improve
ment." Charles Martin and George
Spangerberg gave orations. The
church was prettily decorated with
bunting In the class colors. maize and
blue. The play entitled. Queen Anne
Cottages" was presented by Blanch
Rainey. Earl Randall, Ruth Conely.
Melford Blunt, Harry Nichols, and
David Levinson. Motto: Try, Trust
and Triumph" Dr. Maurice Penfield
Fixes. Of Detroit. will de liver the COM
mencement address. Tuesday evening
at the M. f. church.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Eulalia Kaiser
to Hugh Robinson, OF Birmingham.
The guild of st. James church will
serve meals, all day, the Fourth OF
July, on the Exchange bank lawn, Ma
ple-ave
Mrs. Berz, OF Purdy-st, is on a two
weeks visit to st. Clair.
Mesdames Greer, Clew, and Nc
Henry are guests of Mrs. Charles
Knowles.
Mrs. Stanley Todd and daughter
yn1n ,So(<l
and Mrs F. Ford, Of Troy
Clifford Mcintyre, Of Canada, Is a
guest at the home Of w. l. Deer. on
Campbelle subdivision.
DELRAY.
Mrs. Dan Kenney ia spending a
month with relatives In Brussels and
st. Thomas. Ont. She visited Buffalo.
Crystal Beach and Niagara Falls en-
route.
This section is heavily represented
at Navin field the forepart Of this
week, the fact that Harry Leiboldt,
formerly left fielder for the pelray
clubs baseball team. IL here with
the Cleveland team, being responsible
for the interest shown. Although
Harry 10 still In his teens, and IL 30
small that he was dubbed Little
Memo" he has made good In the big
league.
Mark futile spent Sunday with
relatives In Ypsilanti.
II IL now proposed, providing a suit
able date can be secured, to make tho
projected excursion of the Delray
Business Mems association q general
reunion of all people who have ever
been residents Of Delray or vicinity.
The annual excursion of the Green.
ave. Baptist church to Bots Blanc isl.
and, will be held on Friday, July IL.
Dan. Kenney has sold his house at
No. 426 Wildemsre-ave., and is erect.
Ing one on Rademacherave., north of
Fort-st.
The Solvay Process Co., will, on
the nrst Of July. appear before the
county board Of supervisors and ask
permission to move the bridge now
connecting It's grounds with Tug isl
and, also its property. q few feet east
Of its present location. Permission
will also be asked to erect another
bridge q short distance west OF the
structure now standing. Both bridges
are to be Of the lift pattern, similar
to the one just erected at the Dtx-ave.
crossing Of the Rouge river. which ia
proving very successful in its opera.
ton and requires q minimum amount
Of ground for abutments.
The Detroit Lumber Co. has pur-
chased from A. II. Green, manager of
the Soivay Process Co., the plat OF
ground at the foot OF Junction-ave.,
adjoining the park recently acquired
by the city. and will establish q lum-
Der yard and mills there.
WYANDOrrG.
Manager l.. r. Brown, of the Al.
kali baseball team, has announced
that Sa.urd:y will be flag raising day
At n. A. O. park. The new pole will
bo placed the first of the week, and
everything will be ready for the semi.
holiday when the Border league pen.
nant Is run up. Ypsilanti will be the
visiting team. Tuesday the Alkaii
team goes to Sarnia. Ont. leaving at
1910 p. m.
The committee chairmsn of tho wy.
andotte Fourth of July celebration
have made arrangements for prizes
for baseball games, other athletic
events, water sports and parade fea,
lures. Posters announcing the ceie-
bration will be scattered all through
the country at once. A general meet.
Ing OF all committees will be- held IN
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