THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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To insure publication, all items of social interest should be sent to Miss Ruth Rosenfield,

80 Palmer Avenue, East, phone,

North 406:1, not later than Monday evening.

Mr. 1. Strauss of Ligonier,
spent a few (lays in the city last
week.

The Monday Bridge Club net
with Mrs. Esther Heymann this
week.

Mr. and Mrs. Rabinowitz of
l'ittsburg-h, announce the engage-
ment of their (laughter, Ida, to
lay Coskey of Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Morton Sillman
have left for French Lick
Springs and Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. David Goldsmith
of Maybury Grand avenue, en-
tertained fifty relatives Sunday,
March 19th, the, occasion being
the 20th anniversary of their
marriage. Among the out of
town guests present were 'Mrs
B. Licker of Cleveland, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Goldsmith and family of
Port Huron, Angelo Nlaybaum
of Ann Arbor.

Mrs. Clinkofstinc of Saginaw,
who has been visiting her daugh-
ters in this city for a number
of weeks, has returned home.

Mr. Edgar Goldstein of New
York City, was a Detroit visitor
(luring the past week.

The marriage of Mrs. Sarah
Mintz and Mr. Ben Harris, of
Kansas, will take place at the
Cadillac Hotel on Sunday of this
week,

Mrs. Kahn of Manistee, is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Mar-
cus Marx, of John R. street.

Mr. Samuel Stearns is conva-
lescing at Harper Hospital after
a serious operation.

Miss Viola Harris of New
York, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Pollack of Hendrie avenue.

Mrs. C. Jacobson and Miss
Retta Jacobson. of Greenville,
who have been visiting in De-
troit, have left 'for Holly, to be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Marks.

Mrs. Samuel Ackerman and
son, George, of Meldrum ave-
nue, will leave April 10th for a
month's stay in the Catskill
Mountains.

Mrs. Ben Jacob of 832 Brush
Boulevard, has left with her mo-
ther, Mrs. L. Quater, to spend a
few weeks in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Krolik
are in Chicago where they are
the guests of Mrs. Krolik's par-
ents.

Mr. Max Jacob has left with
his son Ben for a week at West
Baden.

Mrs. Gerald Jacobson of New
York, is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Goldberg.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark of Chi-
cago, who are on their wedding
tour, en route to Ironwood,
Michigan, stopped at the Hotel
'fuller in order to visit Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Goldberrof this city.

Mr. Edward Bloom has re-
turned to New York.

Mrs. Arnold Herman of San-
dusky, spent a week in Detroit.

The following 6 double-faced, 10-inch Records or others to the
same amount:

j Omar rabbi elosor (organ acc.)
Sorea zdukaus (organ ace.)

Josef Rosenblatt
Josef Rosenblatt

W'chol maaminim schehu
1 Hazur tumim urn poolo

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Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Welt have
returned from a three weeks'
stay at Atlantic City and New
York.

Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kaufman
left on Saturday for their new
home in Reading, Pa. Before
leaving Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman
were guests of honor at a num-
ber of functions.

Miss Irma Bloom and Messrs.
Walter and- Ralph Bloom have
taken an apartment at 300 Law-
rence avenue.

The Victrola XIV
s:inetUns
$154. 5 °

Mrs. Barmon and son of Kan-
sas City, were guests of relatives
in the city during the week.

While in the city on Sunday,
Rabbi Horace J. Wolf of Ro-
chester, was the guest of Rabbi
and Mrs. Franklin.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Newman
of Frederick avenue, have return-
ed from a visit in northern Mich-
igan.

HE Victrola XIV brings to you the pure and varied tones of every musical
instrument and all the beauty and individuality of the human voice. From
the delicate shading of the violin to the great crescendo movement of a
military band, every sound is reproduced with amazing fidelity.
A Victrola XIV opens up the world of music to your home! The best or-
chestras, bands, singers, comedians and instrumentalists arc always ready to play
for you the pieces YOU like best. There will be no dull hours in your home with
a Victrola XIV.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frank of
Massachusetts avenue, are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son.

Mr. Elmer Zuckerman, who is
attending school in the east, is
spending a week with his par-
ents.

Miss Pauline Wohl, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Wohl
of Garfield avenue, Detroit's
eight year old wonder child,
played beautifully on the violin
at the entertainment given last
Sunday at the Shaarey Zedek
Synagogue.

Headquarters, 243-7 WOODWARD AVENUE
Detroit93ranch, 57-59 Monroe Avenue

The marriage of Miss Julia C.
Cohen and Mr. Joseph L. Ruby
took place on Monday evening at
Temple Beth El, Rabbi Franklin
officiating.

Mrs. Sol Sallan is entertaining
her niece, Miss Edna Rosenfield,
who is a student at Smith Col-
lege.

Mrs. Adolph Sempliner of
Cleveland, is the guest of Mrs.
Fred Rosenfield--of Putnam ave-
nue.

Rabbi A. M. Hershman, and
Mr. D. W. Simons went to
Philadelphia last week to partici-
pate in the meeting held there
last Sunday in preparation for
a Jewish Congress.

Die Schwie (Duet)
Von die Zweigen die Fidelach

Victrola XIV-- $150

Obercantor Sawel Kwartin
Obercantor Sawel Kwartin

(Duet)

Prager and Juvelier
Prager and Juvelier

1 Comez Alef (Soprano with Orchestra)
R. Rosovskaia Medvedieff
Shteinerne palatzen (I. L. Perez-Max Gelbart)
(Soprano with Orchestra) R. Rosovskaia Medvedieff

Kwojdas Molei ojlom (Tenor with Chorus) kantor Synagogi warsz. z chorem) G. Sirota
Regei (Tenor with Chorus) (kantor Synagogi warsz. z chorem)
G. Sirota

Lech( n (Tenor wish Orchestra)
Fin Vigele Bis in Kewer (Duet with Orchestra)

Abraham Rosenstein
A. Rosenstein-J. Jimmalmon

We have the largest stock in the city of all classes of Hebrew music including
Records of all the celebrated Cantors including G. Sirota, Kwartin and Meisels.
All the great Artists of the orld sing for the Victor, Caruso, Homer, Gluck,
McCormack. All the selections from these famous Artists can be had fro
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us.

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