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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Mr. Albert Schloss has return-
One of the most unassuming
vet desirable and praiseworthy ed from New York. Mrs. Schloss
clubs in . Detroit is the Ladies' and Miss Helen Schloss will re-
Wednesday Sewing Circle, or- main in the east for some time.
ganized two years ago, and
The 26th "Quiet Hour of Mu:
which has for its object the mak-
sic"
was held in the Temple on
ing and distribution of garments
Sunday
afternoon. On this oc-
for the needy poor and sick, be-
casion
Mr.
Tyler was assisted by
sides the furtherance of charit-
Miss
Louise
Allen Lyon, so-
able work generally. ln the brief
prano.
period of its existence the Circle
has cut, made and distributed 291
and Mrs. Adolph Sloman
. garments to various charities, and Miss Irma Sloman, who
aside from the frequent monetary have been traveling through the
donations which it has made. \vest, have returned.
The ladies of this highly success-
Mrs. J. Ginsberg, of Laurel,
ful little club are: Mrs. Charles
u, Ilirschfieltl, 1\ Mrs. \y in. in n ., Miss., is visiting her parents, Mr.
koff. Mrs. S. Greg- or, Mrs. M. Hell- _and Mrs. Morris Schiller of High
man. Mrs. E. Wolf, Mrs. Viola street.
Wolf, Mrs. Ftta Glicman, Mrs.
Miss 'Mae Stier, who was vis-
I ). K uttnaner, rs. \ 1 a x )1- iting- her parents in Leavenworth,
laskv. Mrs. Henry Stearns, and Kans., has returned to Detroit.
Airs. Etn:,,ene Kepple. The last
meeting of the season will take Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg,
place at the residence of Mrs. TT. of 159 Kirby avenue, east, cele-
Telfman. brated their silver wedding an-
niversary on Sunday, March 26,
- NIrs. Charles B. Hirschfield, of 1916. Their home was very
1:1; .)1cLean avenue, entertained beautifully decorated. Supper
the Ladies' Wednesday Sewing was served for seventy-five
Circle last Wednesday at her
tiests, and a reception was held
residence.
from S to 11 o'clock.
The many friends of .Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. TT. Tsroff and
Mrs. Milton Wolf of 185 Med-
daughter, Doris, and Mr. Joseph
bury avenue, grieve with them Goldberg of Toledo, were among
in the loss of their little son,
the out. of town guests.
Ford Milton, who passed away
-last Saturday morning at the age
of eighteen months. The fun-
eral took place on Monday af-
BICUR CHOLEM SENIORS.
ternoon, Rabbi Franklin officiat-
The Bitur Cholem Juniors
ing.
held their annual Purim "Get-
A general. meeting of the Jew- together" party, March 29, 1916.
ish- Woman's Club was held on at their club rooms. An excel-
SundaV afternoon of this week lent orchestra furnished music
to formulate plans for aiding in for (lancing, which included sev-
the work of the War Relief Com- eral feature dances.
mittee.
Refreshments were served by
the
Seniors. Everyone enjoyed
Maurice Goldenberg-
and
a
splendid
evening's fun and
(laughter, Jean, are visiting in
voted
the
affair
a decided suc-
I.afavette, Ind.
cess.
Mr. Adolph Freund has return-
ed from an extended southern
trip.

Mrs. Leon Shatter of Mar-
quette, is the guest of her mo-
ther. Mrs. William Rothschild.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobs of Al-
fred street, are spending a few
weeks in Lakewood, N. T.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenblatt

of 3.10 W. Kirby avenue, an-
nounce the engagement of their

daughter, Sadie, to Mr. Berman
(- ;oldberg.

Soifer Bros.

517 HASTINGS STREET

CORNER BREWSTER

We request an opportun-
ity to show you Detroit's
finest assortments of

Woolens and Silks

at wholesale prices.

A Big Showing

Spring Rugs

All the new spring patterns are ready for your inspection.

We show the largest stock of Rugs, Linoleum, Draperies and
Lace Curtains in Detroit. Prices the lowest consistent
with the quality. We make a specialty of Lamp Shades.

C. A. FINSTERWALD CO.

321 Woodward Ave.

Between Columbia and Montcalm

OUR WOMEN

FRANK DANBY DIES.

Mrs. Julia Frankau, the well-
known writer, whose pen name
ryas "Frank Danby," died at her
home in London on March 17.
Mrs. Frankau, who wrote un-
der the name of Frank Danby,
was the daughter of an artist,
and was in her fifty-third year.
She was educated at home by
Mme. Paul Lafargue, the daugh-
ter of Karl Marx, and in early
life took up journalistic work,
writing for The Saturday Re-
view. Her first novel. "Dr. Phil-
lips. a Maida Vale Idyll." was
published in 1887, and was fol-
lowed by "A Babe in Bohemia,"
two years later. Mrs. Frankau
then abandoned writing fiction
in favor of studying engraving.

"Just the Shoe
I've looked
years for."

WOMEN SCULPTORS.

A Cushion Sole

recent unveiling of the
Jeanne D'Arc statue in New
York City brings to an end the
five years' work of the commit-
tee organized for its erection.
The unveiling of the statue.is not
only a triumph for the sculptor,
Anna Vaughn Hyatt, but is of
great interest to women. Writ-
ing of the statue in a recent is-
sue of the International Studio,
Grace Humphries says : `.`It is
the first and only heroic eques-
trian statue ever created by a
woman. Coming near, as it as-
suredly does, to being- the great-
est equestrian statue in America,
Miss Hyatt's success is an open-
ing wedge for women in this
work. Frequently sculptors of
talent and ability have been re-
fused important commissions
merely for the fact that they
were women. Gradually opinion
changes, and when in the future
great pieces of sculpture are com-
peted for by women, and success-
fully, Miss Hyatt will he recog-
nized as the pioneer, the blazer
of the trail."

of lamb's wool, cork, and
high-grade leather gives

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Art
Center

For Sale — Fine 2 -famil9
brick flat, in second block
from Woodward Avenue,
North Side of the Street.
7 rooms and bath down
stairs, eight rooms and bath
upstairs, beautifully decora-
ted and in perfect condition.

FOR INFORMATION CALL UP
GEORGE G. KUN, Cedar 1768

PRICE

$13.000

less than half cash

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"real solid" Comfort every
wearing moment. Every model
has graceful lines, too.

DR . A. REED
CUSHION SHOES

272 Woodward Ave.

To avoid imitation
look for the name of
the maker in the shoe.

John Ebberts Shoe Co.
Makers of
Women's Shoes

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eservations
taken in

most exclusive sub-
division out Wood-
ward Ave. Land-

scape gardening, winding
drives, all improvements.

Exceptionalltj large and deep

lots on Woodward Avenue.

Prices $1500 and up

- For Information Address -

George G. Kim

109

West

Cedar

End

Avenue

1768

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STATE & GRISWOLD
4th. Fl Peter Smith Bldg.
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TeLa Cd. 1297