The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

Sir Herbert Ames. Of Ottawa. VIII
xive an illustrated talk on "Tse
British navy In action" "Wednesday
der the auspices OF the Detroit
auxiliary to the Canadian Patriotic
fund.
.Eu8esis." . bride Or two weeks, In
sane In the city hospital. In Grassy
because of love. physicians say.
T hS ssosinna,;N nss She au wns
married In New York and after
four days came to Detroit. when
suddenly her mind gave way. She
will be taken To Eloise asylum and
Is expected To recover within a
year.
A aashiiy-dressed young man who
picked the pocket Of ,. N. kutt-
ner. OF No. 36 Warren-ave. west.
In a crowded woodward-ave. trail
err. sunday afternoon. wa. permit
ted to escape by the conductor OF
the car. who opened the door for
him after Kuttner had made an
outcry and had hit the thief In the
in his flight. He left the car at
Forest-ave.
The arst step toward the erection Of
the new eS0.OOO church In -. Az
mes Roman Catholic parish was
Saturday on the site at La Sale
Gardens court and Twelfth-st. The
building will contain. as we'll as
the church auditorium. IL rooms
is expected that the building will
be completed by September. The
Rev. Charles Hennigan Is pastor
and the CONGREGATION numbers
more than 500.
Mrs. CIsud MAXWELL. Of M. 1875
whose husband. Claud Maxwell. IL
serving n Jail sentence for beating
their nine: months-old baby with a
slipper. Is In desperate financial
sisted by contributions from en-
ployes OF the Douglas bemason
Co. near her home and employees
OF the Brennan. Fitzgerald & sinks
able to work
Funeral services will he held We'd
nesdsy afternoon. under the att
spices OF Palestine lodge. +. A.
NJ. for Benjamin Middleditch. No.
Mr.. Middieditch was native Of
AmherstburE, Ont. and had lived
In Detroit since 1880. He was a
well-known manufactures of ma
chinery and gasoline engines; and
Mr.: Middleditch Is survived by his
wife and three sons. Alpha.
George and Leigh Middleditch.
Ralph Hirth. teacher In the Western
nlGo sroOOl. 0te0 IN Us aomes 70.
ernoon. Mr.. Hirth was born In De.
troit in 1887. He was the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Hirth. and was
educated In the Detroit public
schools. graduating from the West
ern. high school in 1905: lie then
took law course I'm the Univcr:
sity OF Michigan. being graduated
in 1910. He Is survived by a
widow. Madelaine barnard Hlrth:
his mother, brother, Edward r.,
and a sister. Miss Eda Hirth.
The annual banquet Of the educa-
ttonat depa rtment at the youWG
Women's Christian, associstion.
spearian celebration. with table
decorations symbolic OF various
plays. The program for the even
Ing. consisting OF Shakespearian
scenes and songs. will he given In
the auditorium on the second floor
at 8 o'clock. Miss GRACE Davis.
several groups OF Shakespearian
songs, In which her voice will he
heard TO excellent advantage. The
general public IL invited.
After receiving holy communion,
sunday, In Sc. Joseph's German
Catholic church. the members OF
sociation OF Detroit attended a din
ner In the parochial hall. The Rev.
Fr. Henry J. Kaufman. pastor OF
the church. was presented with a
gold watch and a written address
was given him. expressing the
gratitude OF the members for the
ISOLATION and the effort he had
made to give TO the deaf mutes all
the religious advantages enjoyed
by other people.