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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

SOCIETY

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The following ladies will serve as
directors of the Woman's Auxil-
iary of Temple Beth El for the en-
suing year : Mrs. Leo M. Ft'anklin,
Mrs. Louis Welt, .NIrs. Monroe
Rosenfield, Mrs. J. Lichtenstein,
Irs. Henry \\lineman , Airs. Hugo
Freund, Mrs. L. Musliner, Mrs.
Samuel Stearns, Mrs. i tarry Gold-
smith, 'Airs. A. Eh•man,
A(1011)h Sicilian, Mrs. ()scar Rob-
inson, :\frs. Walter IIeavenrich,
rs. Viola Wolf, rs. Albert
Zenner, Mrs. William Rindscolf,
11-s. Julius Brown, IN1rs. i. Gold-
berg, Mrs. L. Simon, Mrs. Oscar
Rosenberger, Airs. Wallace Rosen-
beim, Mrs. Leon Van Vliet, - Mrs.
S. Segar, Mrs. Leo Zuckerman.

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Box
of Cut
Flowers
$2.00

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141 .6
Oz.,

Sensitive Feet

w or

like sensitive people, should be
protected from jilts andsh ocks.

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Dr. A. Reed
Cushion Shoes

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

We take complete charge of decorations for parties
and socials.

ATLAS FLORAL CO.

IL FRIEDMAN. Maunder

Cantina hi Martins near Woodward

were designed by a physician. They
have a cushion sole which absorbs shocks
and jars and eliminates friction.

Cadillac 3S0-1

They Wear Better,Too

They outwear several pairs of ordinary
shoes and look good to the last step.
Leather's so expensive it will pay you
to buy quality shoes.

r. Waldheim of M ilwaukee
was the guest of relatives in De-
troit last week.

Mrs. 1. Plant of Cincinnati has
returned home after a visit with
her sister, 1\1. Weil of Vir-
ginia Park.

The Woman's .\uxiliary of Tem-
ple Beth El presented a most inter-
esting program on londay after-
noon, the occasion being their an-
imal meeting. Mrs. A. Lapin
Cohn and Miss Irene Rosenberg
rendered delightful musical num-
bers, and Rabbi 1.eo M. Franklin
explained the significance of Jew-
ish Ceremonial objects. Election--
of directors took place and a social
hour with refreshments followed.

The following- Detroiters were
registered at New York hotels dur-
ing the past week: Mr. A. J. Gins-
burg, Mr. and Mrs. S. Straus, Mr.
I. Kaplan, Mr. M. I'. 1:ahn, \Ir. C.
Ehrlich and \1r.1.'Ettlinger.

.1. 1'. smith

Shoe Co.,
Makers of
:Metes Shoes.

(Original fliohrli3 anb 31mportrb (grratintta from Paiia

To avoid imitation
look for the name of
the maker.

272 Woodward Ave.

(Our patrons will flub file latest worb in style in tilts new
nub rfftrts on bisplau In gyring
nub stunt= stglra
An ittuitatinn is Extrnbrb to !Ian fur your inspertian

Tompang

Altringatt

188-191 Ifinobwarb Amine

About Empire idriTratre

Orlrplume Tabillar 47111

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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 andj
Georgettes, and Sport Corduroys

NEW STYLISH SILKS EVERY DAY

:\ I r. and Mrs. N. Levine an-

uu unce the engagement of their

daughter Bessie to ram Nee-
dleman of New York City.

\Irs. J. Weisberg and (laughter
of Detroit are the guests of 11-.
and Irs.
Art of Saginaw.

Mrs. S. J. Low and daughter
!saliel of Saginaw are spending
several weeks at Woodside, L. T.

Walter Cohen and T. Hexter of
Min Arbor spent the week end
\\ jilt Robert L. Seitner of Saginaw.

At the Brith Milag at the home
of Morris Rosenthal, 312 Alfred
Street, the sum of $20 was col-
lected for the Jewish war sufferers.

Mr. and Mrs. M. U. Guggen-
heim of Youngstown, Ohio, spent
a few days in Detroit as the guests
of . \Irs. Lawrence Goodman.

Messrs. Edward W. Hoffman
and Edward Klein of Ann Arbor
were in Detroit on Friday-'of last

Week.

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,B7tatterne!fniP

Mabley'i

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We request an opportun-
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finest assortments of

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

Woolens and Silks
at wholesale prices.

Griswold and Lafayette

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