Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 17

PART THREE Wbe iOetxcrii Ipr PACES 17 TO 24 YOU 6L NO 334 DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY AUGUST 23 TWENTY OUR PAGES PRICE: IVE CENTS rr jny nc a rerr sal3afa of Lat have taken many rood Saau LXitrumts as part paynarnc on our celebrate SOBER TERLIHG WITH BARNES WALLET A DAVIS AND OTHERS iPiWS H6 rei second hand Instrument! arc all Car fully look 1 over irepaired and refinish jSL rp el wil be guaranteed just as represented and will be taken back on one year at lull price paid What could be fairer? Hre i a chance to exeeUmx Plano or Organ for little rnunty The Urgwrt stuck in the city to from with an absolute guarantee prijxtat irorri WTO to fO'l will be our pries 1 to sw how good an Upright Piano yon can buy of us jjw Pnetudlne some of the bent known mak at $125 ind $150 r1 nios SsLr sit Including 3 Steinways Chicherin gw to $175) 2 Knabes etc etc In fact the best assortment we have ever offered VO Including 7 Esteys and aorne of nearly every well known make from a plain low case to fancy Cabinets with mirrors and Upright Piano Cases Inrenillcz purchasers In the state will do well to write for full description of any they may want 13ICYCLI5 ILYRGTklXS "We are under no extra rent for the wheel business and sell with practically no expense hence our steady trade at lower prices than others can afford to make and on easy terms Invest a dollar in anything in the music or bicycle line until you get our prices GRINNELL BROS mcsioal MT BORIS GANAPOL ALL 5 A TCI 'T'OJX'E fczttrtal opera vocal instruction Studio A 7 aAvkzkovkjr Bonding 21 hj Moil Conservatory of Music ppi rpn HAHN Director OvJl 1 1 19 Treaty rear begins Monday September "RV 14 bidr 238 and 240 Woodward Oxahgre on application JAMES BULL Sec OOIT INSTITUTE 01 MUSIC REE and to Adams Ave USS KaTE JACOBS Director ID C2 and Head of Plano Department JL 1 1 JL wn2ani Luderer Had of Violin Dept X' Eerrnzn Hebv leln Violoncello A Harmony Mr Willard Bracken Head of Vocal Dept I TP 02 Mr Hovey Mandolin Guitar etc I I IA IX SEND OR xThMER TERM BEGINS JOT 1st The Detroit School for Boys 36 38 and 40 Putnam Avenue I New all Dress Goods CHOICE SAECTIOXS Comprising the Newest Ideas and Most Novel Effects ever shown in New all Dress Materials consisting of the very latest English German and Parisian Novelties direct from the looms Unmatched Variety Unexcelled Qualities Unequaled Prices Exclusive Designs Colored Dress Goods MOHAIR SURACE BOURETTE TWO TONED PEBBLE BOl'CLE MIXTURES SILK AND WOOL SUITINGS PLAID AND CHECK COLORED GROUND BLACK SCROLL ROUGH and SMOOTH EECTS at 39c 50c 59c and 69c yd Special Offering this week 23 pieces BOURETTE ROCK CREPE and SILK and WOOL MIXTURES for pCL VU High Art Novelties Eiuhe nd aic 50 in SILK AND WOOL BOUCLE 42 in 3 toned MOHAIR BOURETTE 50 ln MOHAIR BOUCLE MIXTURES 42 in NATTE and GROSSE COTE 50 ln 2 toned ENG WHIP CORD 4S in SCOTCH SUITING 48 Ln PLAIN IRISH RIEZE And many other new Ideas for house and Street Costumes at 75c 85c $1 $125 $150 $2 yd Black Dress Goods Newest and most artistic latest designs all beautiful to behold and pleasant to admire BOUCLE CANICHE GROSSE COTE MOHAIR AND WOOI JACQUARDS CHEN KTS (plain) CHEVIOTS (fancy weaves) NATTE CANVAS (plain) CANVAS (fancy w'vs) ALLIGATOR ARELLA JACQUARDS OOL etc Special Offering this week 42 in All Wool Jacquards 48c yd 46 in All Wool Jacquards 59c yd 40 ta Alligator Jacquards elegant designs 89c yd 44 in ancy Rourettes latest novelty $1 yd 48 in ancy Canvas superb goods $1 yd Read Our 25c List 150 pcs Dresden Ribbon No 40 50c goods 25c yd 5Co ine Lisle Thread Vests 25 ea Hemmed Huck Towels all Linen 5 2 for Extra Large Gingham Aprons 2 for 25c ') Lace Edged Handkerchiefs "vC Ready Made Sheets 81x90 for 49c each Pillow Slips 12c each Irish Linen Napkins 22x22 at 9bc dozen SPARLING CO 155 157 Woodward Avenue SEVENTH YEAR begins September 22 1896 THE UNCTION THE SCHOOL is to throw about the boy a sum of in directed to the formation of character THE RELATION BETWEEN INSTRUCTOR AND STUDENT is purely per sonal 10 instructor" students limited to 100 A ACTIVITIES shuukl be touched a whole sports and studies tliks Mcng to the school THE BEST SYSTEM of studies makes the course a unit trom kinder arten to college ACOMPLEi COURSE demands adequate attention for mathematics mod sn languages physical training manual training science history and English THE ARRANGEMENT STUDIES should be such that the earlier years are rrea to language rench German Latin the latter years are then tree for history agj science A Home Department for 8 Students Announcement on Application ciiEEit rr Cheer up ye tollers of the earth And pray peruse tny rhyme The millionaire can only eat One dinner at a One bed a night alone can rest That form we envy so And just one journey at a time Is all that he can go! His clothes and hats and shoes may be Superb beyond compare But just one set of each at once Is all that he can wear There are so many many things His money cannot buy: And when ill just as 111 As either you or I New York Recorder used also what The Thing This Season A EW GOOD THINGS OR PRESENT USE Shirt Yon know how stylish they are and we are selling them at S348 and S498 tVe have just received another shipment of those exquisite changeable these and many other subjects in regard to the newest and most stylish garments of every description for all and Winter wear Our buyers are still East but with wise forethought have shipped us at least one sample of every purchase and while we do not mean to say our stock bas all been received we do say that we have the grandest array of all and Winter Garments of every description ever displayed in this city are ready for your inspection at any time Make us a visit and if not ready to purchase you can at least get thoroughly posted on what will be Our Millinery Buyers Are still in the Iastern markets end many novelties are arriving daily You are invited to call and see them You will be wondering what the styles will be in Outer Gar ments wonder what materials will be stvle of sleeves will be the most fashionable and and Capes will be long or short We are now prepared to satisfy you on all mat risl3 We have them $148 $198 $248 and $298 igured Brilliantine Skirts the best If you iat a cheap skirt They look and wear longer than aer we are showing some remark able values Beautiful patternsnd elegant qualities Made as skirts should be Prices $500 Second floor As 3 3 1 $650 $750 a 3 1 ms hes PASSING BOGUS MONEY WM II JOIIW1 IS SO CHAUCEU IN THE PEDEItM CODIT HE HANDED A COIATEKEIT IIIIL TO 5EP BRIDGE BME CASE HAs BEEN bL'imiTTED of the mortgage debt and the foreclosure proceedings will be discontinued Judge Hosmer yesterday appointed Ver dlne Moore receiver of the Iron Star Mining Co' with authority to dispose of the property of the company His bonds were tlxed at M0eK with Helen New berry and Theodore Buhl sureties Theodore Buhl and Truman New berry trustees claim to have a chattel mortgage for $Axw on the Iron Star Min ing Co's ore and last July upon their petition Judge Carpenter granted an in junction restraining the company the Lake Superior Ship Railway Iron Co and the Keweenaw Association Ltd from Interfering with the Iron Star affairs Receiver Appointrd for the Iron star Mlulnir Co The Court Record Wm Johnson proprietor of a board ing house at 455 Cass avenue was yester day held to the grand jury by United States Commissioner Graves upon a charge of passing a counterfeit bill A few weeks ago wife paki a servant girl several small bills among them a $2 bill which she returned the next day to Mr Jobnsou informing him that it had been pronounced counterfeit at one of the banks Johnson took back the bill and gave the girl good money in its place Johnson then showed the bill to several of his friends among whom were busi ness men Thej assured him that the bill was genuine On August IS last Johnson went to the saloon of Neff in the neighborhood ot the Detroit Stove Works where he had business and handed the barkeeper the returned bill to be changed This was done and Johnson re turned home Neff shortly afterward in formed the federal authorities of the pass ing of the counterfeit bill upon him and arrest followed The $2 counterfeit bill which Johnson is accused of passing is so well executed a to be almost difficult of detection by the ordinary man Mr Johnson yesterday told the commissioner be would not have tried to pass it had he not felt convinced that it was genuine Johnson was held to await the action of the grand jury in IS bonds The friendly suit to test the validity of the $50(Aj bond issue for the improvement of Belle Isle bridge recently authorized by the common council was submitted to Judge Donovan yesterday Judge Hatch in resuming his argument begun earlier in the week showed that M009J0 had been paid for the park and improvements and for the bridge In this way the attorney said all of the worth ot bonds authorized bad been issued He also claimed that the charter of 1SS3 authorized Detroit to buiid a bridge over the Detroit river or dig a tunnel under it and the city was authorized to Issue bonds but no limi tation was made Ln the same section however it was' provided that the city could expend $5uQOtM over the American channel to Belle Isle Judge Hatch con tended that the two provisions were widely dissimilar one providing tor a bridge or a tunnel to Windsor the other for a bridge to Eelle Islo In reply Corporation Counsel lowers stated that the state legislature of course could not have meant to provide for a bridge to Caiiada the authority for whicn rests exclusiveiyf in the national congress and the Canadian parliament The bridge referred to in the charter of lia3 was the Belle Isle bridge' and inasmuch as only ggMCXX) of the authorized had been expended the council certainly has au thority to authorize the issue of the $ju 00 worth of bonds in question Judge Dono van sad he would hand down a decision Monday Controller Blades Is authority for the statement that Estabrook A Co the firm that purchased the bonds will not pay over the money on them until the Supreme Court shall have passed upon the question of their validity The New York Life Insurance Co has begun proceedings in the Wayne Circuit Court to foreclose a $775OJ mortgage on the building of the Detroit Chamber of Commerce The mortgage was to run ten years with semi annual payments of $3 373 in default of which it could be foie closed One of the payments was not paid when due June 1 last and the foreclo sure suit The net earnings of the building amounting to about a year ave been almost wholly applied to the paj ment of claims covered by a trust deed recently executed to Jerome Kernlck It is claimed that less than of these claims remain unpaid and as soon as they have been cared for the income from the building will be applied to the liquidation Hattie Gridley Laura Radford and Charles Doolittle yesterday filed a pe tition in the Probate Court asking that Wm Gridley be dpiointed special ad ministrator of the $20000 estate of Jane A Doolittle who died in this city May 33 last leaving a wilL The petition informs the court that the terms of the codicil at tached to the will direct that the will shall not be opened until the arrival of George I Doolittle of Olympia Wash a son ot the testatrix and that he has not yet ar rived in this city In the meantime it is set forth in the petition that It will be ecessarv that a sj ecial administrator be appointed to look after the tenants and rents of houses belonging to the state Late yesterday afternoon Judge Durfee appointed Mr Gridley special administra tor of the estate In ILOOO bonds The Probate Court is asked to appoint Henry Koester administrator of the $2( estate of Emma Koester who died in this eity August 4 last leaving no will Besides the petitioner Henry Koester the helrs at law are Hurry Emma Mabel and Lallan Koester minor children Judge Aldrich yesterday refused a new trial in the case of Jennie Teakle against the Street Railway Co on the ground that the verdict of adequately covered the injuries received by her while alighting from a Jefferson avenue car Albert May has been appointed guar dian of his adopted son Wm May 12 wars old who has worth of property Judge razer yesterday granted a decree of divorce to Agnus Riugul from John Ringul Wayne Circuit Court prop Street Detroit thirty days to settle stipulation Susie Stephenson tephenson decree granted vs Henry Mink same The Detroit vs A Blades con NEW LAW Margaret Martin va Edward Barnett: appeal from Justice Court Thomas Goodwillie et aL vs Heron Evans same CHANCERY Jennie Edwards vs Spurgeon air et aL: bill for foreclosure Alex owler solicitor BEORE JUDGE DONOVAN The New York Life Insurance Co vs The Catholic Club et aL supplementary de cree of deficiency and for execution The People vs William Baker et aL twenty days to plead Laura Mltton va Jos A Mltton affidavit of residence and order of publication Detroit River Savings Bank vs city ot bill as per vs rank ulia Mink The citv of troller submitted BEORE JUDGE HOSMER Theodore Buhl et al trustees vs Iron Star Co: receiver appointed with authority to dispose oi deienaant company erty BEORE JUDGE RAZER Agnus Rlngul vs Detroit divorce granted to complainant BEORE JUDGE ALDRICH TAnn4 Ttetroit Railway Co: motion for new trial denied Detroit PoH A St If you have not already done so and you intend to take advantag of the low rat made on account of the national encamp ment at St Paul do not fail to secure your sleeping car reservations or hand in your name to Capt Jame? Rhlnes city ticket agent Michigan Central corner of Wool ward and Jefferson that proper arrange ments for your journey may be completed in connection with the special train ar rangements that have been made by the Detroit Post whose train will leave from the Third street station at 1 Sunday August 'Al 5500 Excursion to Niagara alla Tile Grand Trunk Railway System will give an excursion by special train to Niag ara alls on riday September 4th leaving Detroit at 12 noon arriving at Niagara ails about 7 Tickets ara good to re turn to initial point until September th inclusive Special train will be run from all points in Michigan at proportionate rates or particulars ask nX road or apply to Hunter City Agent or Den letcher Traveling Passenger Agent Detroit AIR WORLD Continued rom Pace Nine Cornelius Vanderbilt to Harry Payne Whitney have been sent out The cere money will take place at noon Tuesday August 25 at the Breakers the palatial home of Mr and Mrs Vanderbilt It i un derstood that Bishop Potter will return from Europe and will perform the cere mony invitations to which will be restrict ed to relatives and Intimate friends It Is probable that Mr Whitney will take his bride abroad this autumn William Whitney who has been expecting to pass the summer tn Europe and has been pre vented by the Illness of Mr Cornelius Van derbilt will sail shortly after his wed ding "A wedding in high life this week was that of Miss Edith Bishop daughter of Mr and Mra Heber Bishop to Moses Taylor The ceremony was at Trinity church Newport which was beauti fully decorated with white flowers The bridesmaids wore gowns of white silk and carried large bunches of white roses Newport Is now very gay dinners and receptions weddings and balls seem to pass away the time At the garden party given by Mrs Astor to introduce Into so ciety her grand daughter Miss Mary Van Alen Beachwood was decorated with Am erican beauty roses and growing planta Mrs Astor was assisted In receiving by Mrs John Jacob Astor and Miss Van Alen Both ladles were attired In simple white RANK HOWARD Mr McKinstry Burt Is at Mackinac Mra Hansen Is visiting In Greenville Mr red Hutaff is visiting at Harber Point Miss Root is visiting friends In Grand Rapids Mra Irwin Is visiting friends tn Jackson Mr Merritt Muter la viaiUng in Muskegon Mra Calvin Wilson returned to Caro last week Miss Harriet Bur left Thursday for Cleveland Mrs A ley is visiting relatives tat Carsonville Mra HoUistsr is visiting friends in Owosso Mra Sidney Dixson is visiting la Port Aus tin Miss Hattie Vlcary is visiting friends In La peer Mra Ira Randall and sons are visiting In Lan sing Miss Carrie Kna has returned from a visit tat Caro Dr I Munay is passing two weeks in Cleve land Mrs Henry Lawrence of Utica baa returned home Mra Evarts is visiting friends in Cold water Mita Mattle Howe Is the guest cf friend? in lints Miss Jessie Nelson la visiting in Battle Creek Miss Celia Campau I vlritlng relatives tn Grand Rapids Miss Kate Tracy is visiting friends in Eaton Jtaplds Mtss Maude Dane returned from Lansing on riday Mrs Delos lint of Novi is visiting Detroit friends Mrs Smith is visiting Mra Wells in MUfrrd Mrs Hawley la visiting relatives in Port Huron Mra Harter is visiting friends in Port Huron Miss Maybell Phillips Is visiting relatives a Owosso Miss Sadie Young Is visiting Mrs Btrrh in Caro Kev A terms returned from Manistee on Monday Mrs John Kehoe is visiting relatives In Chicago Miss Louise Page of Ypsilanti is visiting tn the city Mias Mabel Poole of Lansing is visiting in the city Mias Harriet Moes is the guest of friends la Lansing Mlaa Margaret Burgess Is visiting friends In Marshall Miss Mabel Valentine has returned from a visit in Holly Mra Andrew McElroy is visiting relative at Et Clair Mrs Young has returned from a visit at Pinckney Mrs Meiilster is visiting Mrs A Hume tn Owosso Miss Ella Wortley baa returned from a visit in Kalamazoo Miss Emma Nichols of Kalamasoo is visiting in the city Mr Norman Hackett is visiting at bis home In this city Mr and Sirs Swales returned to St Clair on Tuesday Miss Carrie Comstock has returned from a visit tn Ypsilanti Mrs Wm England and family aro visiting at Ray View Miss Edytn Brand has returned from a visit la Grand Itaptda Mra Emma A Thomas and daughter are visit Ing in Chicago Mr and Mrs rederick Scott are visiting rela tives In I ansmr Mrs Wm Lingle of Oucrso la visiting rela tives in this city Miaa Effie BlashiU of Imlay City returned bouse on Tuesday Mica Georgia Amsden cf TreUantl returned home on Tuesday Mrs red uller and Miss Blanche Marvin are visiting tn Mcnroe Mrs Cutrheem spent the week with friends la Ypsilanti Miss Lettie Wilkinson is vislung hue Belie Pearson in Ypsilanti Mrs German and daughter Nina are vlMt ing relatives in Wleklitt Mies Clothllde StendeL cf CanfleJd avenue is taking a trip up the lakes Mra Gore No TO Alexandrine avenue east has returned from a visit ta the east Mr George Duncan and family left Wednes day for a ten visit in lock port Mias Jeannette Cohen returned last week from Denver accompanied by Miss Rodman Mr and Mrs David erguson of Imlay City who visited in Detroit have returned home Mr 11 Allison Js returned from a two vacation spent ax South Haven Mich Mrs Higley and rances Hlgiey have re turned to Ypsilanti after a six weeks visit In this city The Misses Margaret and Catherine daacy of Congress street art left Tuesday for a lake trip Miss Daffie Reed No 304 Twenty fourth street is visiting Mis Cornelia bJckeis la Chl caso Mrs Morrta and daughter lorence are visiting Mrs A Barnard No 40 tproat street ABce Wilson No 3C3 Trumbull avenue is the guest ot Mrs Walter Anainc Neebish Mr William ord of Chicago who visited Mrs Walter Coot returned to Chicago on riday Mra Coyl and Miss Mary Thayer of Charlotte avenue are vtaiUng relative ta Grand Rapids Mra t2 Hopkins and Miss Eadale ot New York 'city are the sweats of Detroit friend for a dc Eveline Cree who visited Mrs Wait Cree Grand River avenue has returned to At lanta Ga Mrs Doaglaaa of Chicago isj the ct her parents Mr and Mr a Phillipa Ptoe street Mr Walter Hook of London Eng vis iting Mr and Mr Hook No 14r3 Wood ward avenue Mra A 1 ramman of Allegheny I visiting her rister Mra SacotX 319 Mel drurn av rroe Mrs XJviugoton Lecnou and Mias Satie Lemin have from a tew trip In notto ern M1rhlgu Mr Waller Sparling and aoO Walter et Ihtrirer street hate returned trona a five visit in Northern Michigan Mr and Mrs A ot owlerville visited at the residence ot Mr Chryrler 533 Lin coln avenue last week Mr and Mra Richard Joy usd MBs Ires were the cuesta during the week of Mr and Mr Mark Botkins at St Clair Mrs rancis Barnard visiting friends In Chatham MBs Martha Purdy ot Care retum home Thursday Mrs Rouen of Woodward avenue la in New York city Miss Kate Merritt is visittag relative In Plymouth Mr Davis of Lansing visited tn the eity Is't week Mias IWri Ketchum la visiting' relative in Plymouth Mta Mary Buck tA Lansing returned botnsm riday Mr Crane is vialtiag her parent la St Louia Mich Mr John and son ar visiting frieoda in Bridgewater Mr and Mrs A Varney are visiting friends In Waterford Mr Sidney Djwn passing two weeks at the sea shore Mrs II Saunders and wi have returned to Atlanta Ga Mrs A Moore returned Tuesday from a vis tn New Hudssm Misses Anna Bird and Nat tie Robinaon are visit ing in Rosnutus Miaa Belle Carr of Owuaao la the guest oi Mlsg Margaret Barry Mr Harry Gifford la visiting friends tn Buf falo and Boston Miss Nellie Lake of lint Is visiting friends on ourth street Mr and Mra Sheehy visited relatives in enxon last week Mrs Robert Gee ot Durand visited tneivda in this city last week Mr Richardson of Caro visited tn the eity during the week Mi's Nora Bales cf Napoleon Is visit ing friends tn this city Mire Edith Lee has returned trom a lour visit in Chicago Mis Jennie Brodie of Lafayette avenue is visiting in Guelph Can Miss Virginia Smith is vtaiting her slater Mra Bierce In Oscoda Mrs A Trauscb and Mr Hall left Tues day for Hu non la Beach Miss Helen Mae White returned Tuesday from a visit In Grand Rapida Mra Stewart of Mt Clemena Is visit ing relatives tn thia eity Mr Gage of Vassar visited tn the city be forepart of the week The Mianea Grace and Gertrude Smith of Sa line have returned home Miss Devana Seery cf Lafayette avenue Is visiting in Bradford a Cen and Mrs Shakespeare of Kalamazoo part of the week tn Detroit Miss Nets Ladd ot Caro spent part ot the week with Detroit friend Miss Jessie Ainsworth cd pollan tl spent th week with Detroit friend a Miss Rew Lohrtnan haa returned tram a two trip to Hudson bay Mr Edwin Mack ha returned from Du luth and Saulte Ste Marie Mlaa Lillian Crumb baa returned from a four visit at Walled Lake Mt vara organ and William Cross ot Tanning have returned home Mr Moreland and family have re turned frtm northern Michigan Mrs I Thayer and Mr Lyman Thayer re turned from Albion on Monday Mr and Mrs Payne are visiting Mr and Mrs Delisle in Clarkston Mrs Garnsey and Mias Marian Tiffany are visiting fri' nda in Chicago Mr and Mrs Geo Stark and daughter Mlaa Rose left Saturday for Duluth Mian Grace Wright ot Boston is vislUrfi Mrs I Hsseall 413 ourth avenue Mias Isabella Ptaff of Rochester Is vtslilnc friend on Putnam avenue Miss MjvteUe Wortley ot YpsllanU Wil ing her sister Miaa Jennie Wortley Mrs Gibbs and slater Mis Mamie SBewart are visiUng friends lu Port Huron MBs Belle Goodwin has returned froen a visit with Miss Helen Muir in Port Austin Mrs I Everett after a two ek' visit In this city returned to Kalamasoo riday The Misses WhitUeeey ot New Britain Conn are visiting Ml Caskey Alfred street Mia Mary Stewart baa returned to Saginaw aticr a several visit in this city Miss Etta Tenney has moved from No Co lumbia street to No 48 Labroree street Mrs Geo A Cothartn ot lint is a guest of Mrs Carman of Third avenue Mr Robinson and family and Miaa Kate Eastman have relumed from Eaton Rapid Dr George A Kirtcer has returned trom a trip to Nova Scotia Breton and New York Miss Inez Clark ol New Orleaa 1 the guest of Mra Clark 247 Si Aubin avenue MBs Josie Htackpole left Tuesday to visit Xrienda In Hudson Albany and New York eity Mrs Jerome Andrew and Miaa Rose Rich ards ot Toledo are visiting friends in the clty Mrs A Collins I vtaitlng CoL De family at Obi Mission tor the summer Mra Armstrong and daughter and Mr 1 Briggs are vi siting relative in i iymouin Mr Hunt Mr Rouen Hunt Miss Ma mie Sheehan and Mrs Mack axe in New Yk Mr and Mra James Dean cf Gartleid ave nue are home from Bay View after an absence ot three srAz Mias annie Tea II who spent the we with Ullle Barnard Sproat street returned to New BalUmore riday Miaa Helen Nolan of Lafayette averro ha retoroad from visiting bar 4Ur Mrs Nolker In Cincinnati Mr Moe and daughter Mrs Malloy and Mra Char lea Allmand of Ann Arbor vtilt in the city last week Miss lorence Winfield McGill of Lafayette avenue Is apeodlng her vacation with friends in New York and Canada Mr Henry Whalen of Sixth street haa re tursed from a two visit al ln liay and Middle Base Island Mire Gladys Barkley and Mias Ruth A hl have returned from a visit with Miss Lillian Willi mana at Grosse He lion Lou tepbens and party arrived Is the city Tuewiay Jnorning en route to the Grande ointe Club tot a short visit Mr and Mrs Edward Stlllrg and daughter Oc tavia of Cocoa la are vUitlag Mr tlling mother No Ite Lincoln ave Miss Addle and Master Percy Moran cf Con cord avenue have been the guests the past wk of friends in MaMMone Ont Mlss Emma Ellis has returned to Hamilton Ont after a visit with Mr and Mr Ellis of Munroe avenue Dr Irving Straus of Chicago formerly a reaident of Detroit la visiting bis rirt Mrs 1 Sehinas of Care avenue Vr and Mra A Davis are spending the wee at the Cadillac They will be at home to their friend after September 15 Mire Roblnten and Mire Josephine Cohen were the guests of Dr and Mrs Char! South worth Munroe during the week Mr Herbert Qulnhy and Mr Harry Leonard have returned from a three visit at the various resort of northern Michigan Mrs Prances Atklneon No ib Hecla ave nue has returned from a week a visit with friends and relatives In ort Huron Mr Jas Lyon ot Chleagn I vtaiUll hl eoualaa Mrs Jas Breen Mra John McKenna and the Misses Kittle and Nellie Purcell Commissioner Pvndletoa of tbe water board and Mra Pendleton leave Monday for a three visit on the coast ot Maine Mr and Mrs Jeree arwell and Miro ar ad are at the anlc Isles ot Shoal oft VcrtsaMi'S for the month ot Avgu Mrs Eichhorn No 2k ield avenue entertaining Mire DoUie of Buf falo and Mlse Lemire Eichhorn at Port Huron Mrs Harry Mann nod daughter Carol No ZU Stanton avenue and Mr Charles Chase have returned after a visit with relatives la ort Hu ron Me Charlee A Preaz of East Adams ave nue has returned from a three Wait in Parkersburg Va Chillcahe and Coltam bua Mr and Mra Heary MltteatbaL formerly of Detroit hare moved from Kalamazoo to ChicagorA taken Up their residence at No dll Jaekscm Bculevard Mtroe Mamie and Nellie Holmes of our teenth avenue who have treen In New York and Pennsylvania the past five week are now Atlantic CBx Mrs McKenzie No lri etreet andVrv Belleville Na tsestk Beaubien street have returned from a trip to Buffalo Tonawanda and Niagara alla MBs Della Calkins of Grand Raptds and Miss Mamie Beasom Of were gurats of Mra James ftelswmerttfirn No 117 vviin avenue west thia week Mra Taylor and Mira Nellie Johnson of Warren avenue west ira re returned from a three visit in Jamestown ar Cedar Rapids la I Phllhps No 4 Pina street returned I Sunday last trom a three visit la CM I A St.