The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
City News in Brief

Detroit and the Rev. John Mum
day. rector OF Grace church, Port
Huron James G. Smith and Dudley
w Smith. both 81 Detroit; Samuei
Post. Ypsilanti. and Or. Mortimer
Wilson. OF Port Huron.
With praise for the patriotism Of the
jews, Judge William r. connolly.
opened dedication ceremonies. sun
day afternoon, in the Asudith
Achim synagogue. The synagogue
fist church and was purchased by
the Agudith Achin congregation
for tl5.75 David Rosenthal. No.
i0t Grattot-ave., paid $3.50 to De
the first man to open the synagogue
door
What the police think is $500 OF the
loot obtained by a motor bandit
who robbed a Standard on Co. col.
lector OF s21OO. Aug. Is. was found
ard Michigan-aves. Walter Krsft.
Il years old. No. rs eighth.
St. and George, pubpernold -
years old; 40 IS nty-eighth.
We're on nshins trip. The spot
whore the money vas found is four
miles from the scene OF the holdup.
Organizers of the n. r. r., meaning
"Brit,Sh, French. Beigian." . fund
for the relief Of soldiers made
blind In the war. viii start a world
wide work 10 secure money for
this purpose. a Detroit Office has
been opened in the News-Telegraph
block. Miss Florence r. Vance haV-
ing already started the movement
IN this city. Rabh, Leo NJ Frank
lin and Emory w. Clark have been
chosen vice presidents and Miss
Vance Is endeavoring TO secure vol
unteer workers collection boxes
Will be placed in the leading stores
and banks for contributions. Sub
scription books will also he used
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The alumnRc OF ~. Joseph's academy.
Adrian. met In the Hotel stntier.
sunday afternoon, and formed
Detroit branch There were $50
present and Mrs. Joseph 4 Rraun.
formerly Miss GeneVieve Long. was
made president Miss IN u n
Butler. vice president Miss Cath
crime Brennan, secretary Miss Mar
Ehrct George, treasurer Miss LYDIA
Mahsr press agent. and Miss Agnes
- Mara. assistant press agent. Miss
Veronica Brennan was made chair
man ~ the social committee. This
iu. 'rSt sunday OF every month IN
the Ho'el Stgtler. \ reception will
be rendered ly the president. Mrs.
Braun, No. - Colorado-ave., Sept.
- FROM I" o'clock.
The Girls social club. n new orEsni-
gRtion composed OF the girls en-
gagged IN clerical work in the
Michigan state Telephone Co.
went 10 Buffalo 10y steamer. Satur-
day afternoon. the expenses Of the
trip being paid from the funds OF
the clubs treasury. A program
was given on the boat and at Buf-
falo special car took the party
10 Niagara Falls and around the
gorge The idea Of the excursion
came from Miss Fife Brown. Of
the commercial superintendents Of
fec. who ~ much pleased over the
success Of the trip. which is likely
10 become an annual affair
Mrs Anna VI. Henris. for 90 years n
resident of this city, died In her
home. No. 1863 Seyburn- ave, Satur-
day aged % years Mrs. Henris
was born in Germany. being
brought to America when seven
Noars 81 age. The family lived on
Ciinton-st, until 10 years ago.
Deceased ia survived by four
daughters and one son. Margaret.
Louise and Matilda T.. Henris, Mrs
John Jantz. Jr. and Alfred q. Hen
ris. The funeral will he held Tues
day morning, at o'clock. In ST
Charles church, interment in Mt
Elliott cemetery,