The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
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Fred ". Batsei sddressed the social
service Executive club 40 q luneh-
Hoard OF Commerce Saturday noon
on tho work ~ the associated
charities 90 Detroit.
Cherry pie u one OF the induce
m~nts held out ny the estertsin-
ment committee or cry or the
in announcing Washington party
for wednesday evening In the
temple. CAss and Warren ayes. A
patriotic program will be given
An, one who wants 10 see grest
sunrise may cast hts eyes east
ward over the small buildings
skirtinx Grand Circus park these
mornings about = o'clock. glo-
rious red disk. unusually large
will gladden. the eyes long accuS-
toned 20 fog and grayness
The Detroit branch OF the >suens'
stewards association will Give Its
annual. ball aand banquet Monday
evening. In the Hotel Statler. Peter
A. Heaume. president OF the ssso-
citation. Charles IL. Rich. OF the
Hotel Statier. and j. Y. Keefe com
pose the committee on arrange
ments.
sT saw . strange sight this mernins,
said the Crouch. "It was side
walk--About so feet OF it-scraped
clean OF tee and snow and man
was actually sweeping H. WALK
ed up and down on ~ for while
iuat 10 see how ~ would feel i
tell you. civic pride In Detroit 10
looking up"
ssThe norf.ts are beginning TO urn
our mind. toward spriBE," said the
budding poet. by hlling their win
dows with yellow tulips ana PURPLE
hyAcinths All we can do - 10
look and writs verses about them,
however. They are far too erpen-
sive for more intimate aequaint-
ance."
The Detroit Business Wemens eiun
will hold Its regular monthly busi-
ness meeting and dinner IN tne
ner will be served At $40. Mrs.
Jefferson Butler. Of the Audubon
society. VIII give an illustratrd "a TX
on birds The members Talk VIII
be given by Mrs stock. There viii
be a roll call In which each mem
Der Is 10 respond by telling her
childhood ambitions.
sy~s." said the comfortable, ptamp
woman In the street ear Friday. 81
get my children thru the winter
just nne. but when IL begins 20
break M they ALWAYS get sick. I've
got three OF them home from
school now. Mary has cold
Tommy has an eRrach and Bobhy
had the Group last night. It's al
WAYS that way, and I jubt make M
lot OF onion syrup and get ready -
". q. Eddy. national boy scout COM
missiorer. of New York. vii I'D
their hall AZ No. 40 First-st.. sun
day evening NJ 7'90 o'clock. The
entire evening viii be given up 20
study OF the scout work Mr..
EDDY will illustrate his lecture
with a troop % scouts. Little Miss
Ara Charhentsau will render sew
erai songs and reritatons. The
newsbovs meetings are open 70
the public.
Mrs. Nssry ~. Gro.venor. chairman
of the school gardening commit
tee OF the Twentieth Century club.
has an article in the January mum
her ~ outdoor Education. a
monthly ma gazfnc published by the
school Garden Assoc intlon ~ Amer
lea. No i3f West Thirticth- At. New
York. describing The WORK 20 the
recreation commission and the
school gardening work 81 the
Twentieth Century club OF De-
troit.
AID. william =. Uichrrt. OF the Nine
t~~nth ward. thinLs the city hairs
present appearance ~ disgrace
20 a metropolis like Detroit Tues
day he will introduce IN the COM
mon council resolution asking
that the exterior 81 the building
be given a thoro cl~snlng. Tue
stone facing fs covered with the
dirt and SCOT ~ mety Years' &C.
cumuiafiNn This tie alderman
wouid have removed and the stone
facing spruccd up Go make ii
alEhtIv more prcsentahlc
Mayor wsrr was quite eIated the
ether dat when he saw himself re-
ferged 90 lu one 90 the city papers
as the rity'a Beau Brumm"l in
the past CITY Controller George
Engei has enjoyed that distinction
u wonder what George will say
when h~ hears that ! have captur
"a his title unused the MAYER.