The Detroit times., 1914-11-06
IN DETROIT

The nsxt neetang Of the Detroit Par
lfamenGnry Law ulub will be held In
the new club home OF the Detroit
Federation % Women's clubs.
TIE sslvssiea array expects 10 furaisA
Chrtstsnss dinners 90 3.Oo0 families.
4 articles OF ~ciothing. Contributions
OF food and clothing for the Christi
mas cheer wiii be gratefully receiv-
x Cd In army headquarters.
Fuacysl seryic<s will he held saturday
psornink. In 81. Anthony's church,
Tor John christa. who died We'd
nesday.t In Grace hospital Mr..
Christai was I'll years old and life
long fesident OF Detroit He In sur-
yived only. by his sister, Mrs. Frank
Weitxeh No. 1883 Warren-ave. east
Members or the Detroit real estate
board Will meet In the hoard Of
afternoon to discuss the proposed
Torrens bill which will create q
state bureau for recording titles to
property. The following evening
iowcrafe club Z, % Vote me on x. ' POSITION
s which the board will assume
Members Of Central Christian church
Viii have ~ their guest st . supper
tonight Crayton Brooks the famous
Missouri Evangelist who next Sum
tic meetings covering a period OF
three or four weeks. Mr.. Brooks
VIII be welcomed by the congrega-
tion tonight, and plans Will be
formed for the meetings under his
direction.
Funeral service. were held Friday af-
ternoon. fer Freeman N. varney, In
the family home, No. 224 Putnam
ave, the Rev, Mac H. Wallace. OF
brewster Congressional church. Of
Sssn one p psrnsF for BEST ssa Rnd ssH
architects. \ He was a member of
Ashlar lodge, No 81. r.. q A. M.
Diamond lodge. X of p. and mem
sber and trustee OF Brewster church.
TAe arst week OF the Missionary Edu-
Ing with three lectures lures by b. 6. Mi
likin, Of New York, on social as
poets Of foreign missions' Miss
Margaret K Burton, OF Chicago. on
THE child IN the midst" and DR.. l..
0. Baird, OF Chicago. on '.The Ameri-
can Indian" Sessions Will be re-
sumed Monday morning at the Y. w.
G, A.
Mrs.. Fanny W.. krause. former resi-
= dent OF Hawaii, will give an Illus
trated lecture Friday night for Boy
Scouts q the. Elizabsth1st boys boys
viii be played and Mrs Krause will
fences as a resident OF that country.
Employed boys OF the association
were addressed Thursday night by
Horatio T. Earle, the title OF his talk
being Arrived o. K"
Mrs. Jennie simonson. aged 90 years,
No. 27s Commonwealth ave. Thurs.
day morning; Mrs. Simonson had
years. Her husband. the late George
estimator for Detroit lumber firms.
She 10 survived by her sister, Mrs.
Angus Sutherland Funeral services
will be held from the residence at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
0rinnelI Bros., piano and player-piano
Charlevoix hotel. After the dinner
a business session was held, presid-
ed over by Mr.. A. III. Howes. man
ager OF the plano department The
OF sales plans having to do with the
winters business and addresses
were made by Mr.. c. A. Grinnell, Mr..
A. Grinnell and Mr.. s. L. Clark of
the board OF directors, and by vari-
Gus statesmen.
bers OF the EIfsabeth-st. boys'
: branch. Detroit Y. M. c. A. IL sched-
lied for Saturday afternoon. The
boys will leave the Elizabeth st:
will walk In the direction of Palmer
park. At the end of the journey
they will build q bonfire and COOK
"hot dogs" The boys will be under
the direction of Physical Director
Ward. r. 8. Goodling. Jr, commun-
.ty boys work secretary. will Join
<the party with 100 boys from the
Of Mack-ave. and Van
Dyke-st.
Funeral services VIII be held Saturday
afternoon. for william ,. Longstan,
In the home. No. TAT Waterloo-st.
Mr.. Longstaff was born In Mt Glenn
ems, ~ years ago. He was we'll
known In Detroit rs a pharmacist
and for many years was employed
In the drug store which. under var
ious managements, occupied the corr
ner where the Peter Smith building
I now stands. For the last four years.
Mr. Longstaff had been a travelling
Representatives for the Crystal Soap
CO.. Milwaukee. A severe attack of
diphtheria last spring left impaired
heart action which was the direct
cause OF death, Thursday. following
six months illness. Mr.. Longstaf
Is survived by his wife. parents and
two brothers. The body will be
taken to Mt. Clemens for interment.
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