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

DIR. Thomas J. Viliers, new pastor Of
the First Bapttst church. Will meet
evening at supper In the church,
woodward and Pingree-aves. ID. II
Bower. L. j. Goux and i. b. Coe are
the committee in charge.
Daniel O'COnneIl's birthday will be
celebrated Aug. s, one day earlier
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. The
previous engagement OF favorite
excursion steamer prevented the Irish
p pfas a ar9% ihsr
exactness. The excursion guests
will play games and will be adj
dressed by. several prominent meh.
Business men Interested In advertising
Michigan are axitating the question
OF the states representation at the
Panama-Pacihc exposition in San
Francisco in 1918. NJ. d. Campbell.
w. J. Norvall. c. II. clifford and C.
+. Mann have been appointed as
Board OF Commerce. They plan TO
get representatives of other COM
merciai clubs In Michigan cities to
meet in Lansing July 20. to discuss
formerly OF Detroit. and now in San
Francisco, has returned to urge the
proposition. An appropriation OF
$4,000 for the purpose was killed
by one vote in the state senate last
session.
with q view to standardising regula-
lions governing milk production, the
milk inspectors OF Toledo, Detroit,
Saginaw. Flint and Pontiac met In
Detroit Tuesday with Ernest Kelly.
Of Warrington, expert inspector for
the federal agricultural department.
The party visited many local milk
stations and made a general inves-
tigation OF the handling Of the prod
uct In this city.
a.
manufacturer. and Miss Doris J.
Mau, daughter OF Theodore c. Mau.
secured a marriage license Tuesday,
and the plans for wedding which
divnlEed. The wedding is set for
July II and Is to be a quiet AFFAIR.
Miss Maus brother, Fred Nau. was
married June 10 to Miss Florence
Davis.
sugar has advanced In price. according
housewives have begun their annual
canning campaign. The advance OF
10 cents per hundred will bring the
I petrpit . wholesale .s price to n.7E;
was at this time last year Soft
grades OF sugar will be advanced Is
cents, The price Is expected to go
sun higher on all kinds OF sugar
uct reaches the market.
Thirteen boys a.d girls are members
Of the class which graduated Tues
day from ~. Josafat's parochial
school. the frst class to finish the
GRANT sFaas sl0 I'm 70 Ks and
drama In tho Polish language enact
ed by the graduates. Solemn high
mass was celebrated In the morning
with so sisters in attendance. Spe-
cial medals OF honor were given to
Ben Bieszke. Jan kobylenski ana
Rosa Rozanski.
Nature and travel stories are hee0minG
more popular In the public library
since the vacation season started.
and all the old favorites on the es.
say shelves such as John Burroughs.
Thoreau and Long are being sought
by those whose interest has turned
TO the fields and woods again. The
library fdf serious books are stu.
dents in the summer schools.
Members az 20 Detroit Episcopal
churches, numbering 0,OOO, attended
that picnic and excursion at Bois
Blanc Tuesday breaking the record
for church outings The afternoon
boat 10 return did not dock until 8
o'clock.
william n. LefnngweIl, famous "see
America nrst" lecturer, spoke Tues
day night In the woodward-ave.
Baptist church. His theme was Yell
lOWslone pdTk, ana ne uSeu DeautIs
fully colored slides as illustrations
He Will speak Thursday evening be-
fore the Fellowcraft club and FRI
day before Damascus commandery.
The first concert Of the church orches-
trR Of the WOOdward-ave. Prrsbytee-
Ian church, given Tuesday night. was
great success and was heard by an
audience which filed the church.
Harold Jarvis sang two numbers and
Miss Della HaRgerty. violinist, and
Miss Olive Mavity saxaphonist.
played solo numbers A series OF
concerts Is planned by the organiza-
ton.
Dctroit's Museum Of Art will he en-
riched by another Gift from Mrs.
Grace Whitney Hon. who has writ
ten that she has purchased Madame
Bertha Girardets sculpture group
"DOnnez Nous Amfourdui Nntre Pain