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May 05, 1916 - Image 11

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The Jewish Chronicle, 1916-05-05

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11

THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

SOCIETY

A
Graceful
Carriage

(Continued from past 10)

Florence higher has re-
turned from a week's visit at Clif-
ton Springs.

liss

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldstein
were at home on Sunday in honor
of the confirmation of their son,
Darold.

irs. and Mrs. Arthur Schlesin-
ger, of Chicago boulevard, who
have been spending several weeks
at Atlantic City, have returned to
their home.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Hirschfield, of
Kalamazoo, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Victor Ettlinger.

Madam Lipzin, of New York,
and her company of Jewish players,
acted before a capacity house at the
Garrick theatre on Sunday evening.
The play was "Iler Awakening,"
which ran for 30 weeks in her New
York theatre. The Jewish players
are introduced to Detroit under the
local management of Nathan
Schreilier, who will vpresent Bessie
Thomasfsky at the Garrick theatre
on Sunday, May 28.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldberg will
receive on Sunday in honor of the
confirmation of their son, David.

Mr. and Mrs. L. LevisOn, who
have been guests in the city, have
returned to their home in St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. N. Goldman an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Anna, to Mr. Carl Arfa.

Mrs. Arthur Victor and family,
of Buffalo, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leopold Wineman, of
Kirby avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schauer and
daughter, Virginia, who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Rothschild, have returned to
their home in Marquette.

Mr. Oscar Rosenberger has re-
turned from New York.

Rabbi Max AI errit, of Evansville,
itdd•essed the student congregation
at Ann Arbor on Sunday evening,
his subject relating to the Shakes-
peare "fercentinary.

Mrs. M. Weiss and Miss Doris
Weiss have returned from French
I .ielc Springs.

r. and Mrs. Albert Schloss of
Rowena street are occupying their
home at Grosse Pointe for the sum-
mer months.

Mrs. J. F. Lipsky and son of 27
Benton street left on Saturday for
a six weeks' visit in Rochester,

V.

Mr. Emanuel T. Berger spent a
few days in Chicago during the past
week.

(Continued on page 12)

Is impossible if your feet
hurt. Uncomfortable shoes
make wrinkles as well. But
you must look modish.

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Call us up—Cadillac 3804—for an assort-
$2.00
ment of Roses, Carnations, Tulips, etc.

,

Dr. A. Reed

Cushion Shoes

We take complete charge of decorations for parties
and socials.

ATLAS FLORAL CO.

R. FRIEI)MAN. Manager

Camio* Nlardian near Woodward

have all the new style fea-
tures of the season while
the cushion sole of lamb's
wool and resilient cork in-
sures solid comfort.

Cadillac 3SO4

Come in
and try
them on

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(Our pitman will flub tllr lutrot worb in otillr in Or tutu
ullupru atO rffrrtu net Nioplau in opting
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Ati inuitation to rxtrnbrb to you for guar ittoorrtion

Dr. A. Reed

flitilittrrg Tompang

189-191 Itloobtuarb Aurttur

Cushion Shoes
272 Woodward Avenue

To a' oid imita-
tion look fOr the
name of the ma-
ker in the shoe.

Orlrylnutr Caitlin 47111

About, Empirr Ellcatrr

John Ebberts Shoe
Co., Makers of
Women's Shoes.

105

THE MILLAR SILK SHOP

21 East Grand River Ave., Cor. Farmer St.

Showing Silks That Are Different

American and Foreign Silks, Velvets, Chiffons, Silk Nets and
Georgettes, and Sport Corduroys

NEW STYLISH SILKS EVERY DAY

3

A "little bank" will
encourage you to save

Get one tomorrow with a ONE DOL-
LAR DEPOSIT, keep it on your desk,
at the office or at home, where you'll see
it every day.

You'll find yourself slipping in a nickel
—a dime—a quarter, and occasionally
something larger, until first thing you
know you've got an amount well worth
depositing and adding to your bank book.

It will be so easy that you won't notice
it. After your first deposit you'll save
more and save faster. If you live out of
town, write for one of these "Little
Banks."

"Meet Friedberg--
Wear Diamonds . ).)

212 Griswold St. B71'

Milo

rne
llfabley's

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
JEWISH CHRONICLE

Soifer Bros.

517 HASTINGS STREET

One Dollar Will
Open an Account With the

German-American Bank

Griswold and Lafayette

Chene & Gratiot—Mack & Mt. Elliott—Gratiot & Hastings

CORNER BREWSTER

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

Woolens and Silks

at wholesale prices.

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