The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

DIR. Victor &. VAUGHN, dean of the
aiver-ity of Michigan, viii address
the NorthwCsturn women = club In
the Diamond temple on "Eugcn'es
and race bsttsrment," Monday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Margaret Ochiitree, OF Morning
s"n. In, aged %, died OF heart dis
ease as she lay asleep on the couch
ln-law. John NJ. Drake No. 3i3
Harrtson-aVe. died In tho same
way. Mrs Ochiltree had como TO
Detroit for the funeral
The hoy scouts ar Troop No. -. un-
der the direction OF sroutmrster "a.
!. Mason. gave an exhibition drill.
Friday evening, Ia McCollester hall
OF tho Church ~ our Father, The
hall was lined with booths. in
which the various activities Of tie
scouts were displayed or demon
stratcd.
~Prepsrednes. for peace" a. the sub
iect of nm address to he delivered
In the First Unitarian church az
n. m, Friday. by Dr. Arthur
Deerin Call. national secretary OF
the American Peace society. The
next evening, ~ o'clock. Dr Call
will speak IN the auditorium OF the
Board OF Commerce on America
and the world war"
Arthur Decria tnli. national esecu-
i've secretary of the American
,,;,a, lesce society. WIN sspess IN ne an-
merce, Feb Ie. at o. m. under
the auspices OF the American Peace
society. In cooperation with lead
ers In Detroit \ eenorai invita-
mission free
general public.
Overcome ny uas from m I.sky uss
plate In hts room, neuJamtn Camp
bell. IS years old. ot No. 1872 Henry
St. was taken TO the city receiving
hospital at $40 o'clock, saturday
morning. In police ambulance.
The prompt use Of . hnEmot22!r.
life. Campbell was found uncon-
sctous by membsrs Of tho house
hold. who detected tho odor of gas
coming from his room.
In the direction Of young boys" the
Rev. Joseph A. Nance told the dele
gates 10 the international confer
ence OF district community secre-
tarles Of the Y. NJ g. A.. In session
In the Hotel Statier Friday Philip
A. Gray was host nt y luncheon ia
the Detroit Athletic club for ihe
delegates. aud Ia the afternoon
they were visitors IN The Ford
plant The .conferrnce with clpFe
Saturday evening
Miss sidney Rock. OF the city rerrcs-
tton committee. addressed the m~Ip-
bers OF the conservation depart.
Women's clubs. Friday She De-
scribed the work effected "a 1875
In the civic playgrounds. and went
over tho estimates submitted for
1915. Mrs Deiphfnc Ashhauch. who
also spoke. suggested that n the
Fairgrounds could hc fenced In there
would be less annoyance 10 the
neighbors
TIE sunday afternoon lecture In the
Detroit Museum OF Art viii he
given hy Frederick r. Wright
whose subject ~ -On mule back
across China and Manchnrih. IN
cluding visit 10 the Ming Tomhs"
The lecture viii DO illustrated with
hne stereopticou Views. Preceding
the lecture Dr Earl g. Rnrkley will
sing group ~ songs He will be
accompanied at tho piano by Mrs
Ethel McCornac Fox The program
begins ~ O'Clock and the public
II invited.
The Febrnary dirper ot r,er,bcr~ ~
the Affiliated High ~chooI rinhs
will take place Feb 10 ln the au-
dltorinm ~ the Y " - under
direction OF lts high school DEPART
mont Edwin l. Miller. principal of
Northwestern hirh school. viii pre-
sent nm illustrated lecture on ~
recent trip 10 Alaska" aud other
principals OF local schools. viii
speak The occasion viii hc known
ns faculty night ono ~ the chief
aims OF the dinner being 20 give
faculty members and students
better acquaintance with one an
other. The Northwestern orchestra
Of high school students will pro.
vide the music