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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
The Mark
SOCIETY
(Continued from page to)
Fineberg left Monday
\1r.
for Battle Creek as a delegate to
the 68th annual convention of the
grand chapter .of Royal Arch 1\ a-
sons.
Mr. and N1rs. A. S. Weinberg of
106 Ilague avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Anna to
r. Sol Mitchel.
Miss Michelstetter of \lilwauke
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Lewis Frank of Putnam avenue.
Miss Irma Sloman spent Friday
in Toledo.
.
Box
of Cut
Flowers
$2.00
Barefoot
Comfort
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.
Malinger
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Cadillac 3804
Dr. A. Reed
Cushion Shoes
272 WOODWARD AVENUE
They have a flexible supporting
arch, and a cushion of resilient
cork which gives a youthful
springy tread.
Mrs. Bella 011esheimer has re-
prned from a visit with Mr. and
_,Afrs. Theodore 011esheimer in Cen-
terville,. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman
spent a week in Detroit recently.
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Mrs. Workum of Cincinnati is
the guest of Mrs. Fanny Hart
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The monthly meeting of the Grill
Club took place on Tuesday evening
at the Phoenix Club. Mr. Clarence
Enggass gave a most interesting
paper on "Prohibition."
The cool comfort of bare feet
combined with the smart mod-
ishness of the French Styles is
found in
in
To avoid imitation
look for the name
of the maker, John
Ebberts Shoe Co.
Makers of Wom-
en's Shoes.
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Makes the foot
look smaller
Mr. Victor Roemer spent a few
days in New York last week.
Mrs. Max Heavenrich and fam-
ily of Saginaw are the guests of
Mrs. A. Enggass of Pallister ave-
nue.
Miss Miriam mum is the guest
of Mrs. I. Frank of Davenport
street.
Miss Golda Ginsburg, who is a
student at the University of Michi-
gan, spent the week-end in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Schultz an-
nounce the marriage of their
(laughter Martha to Mr. Harry Hy-
man, which took place Tuesday,
May 9, .at Temple Beth El, Rabbi
Leo M. Franklin officiating. After
a wedding supper at the Statler, Mr.
and Mrs. Hyman left for a western
trip.
The marriage of Miss Bernice
Lavine and Mr. George Posin took
place on Thursday evening at the
home of the bride, 323 Hendrie
avenue, Rabbi Eisenman officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Posin will reside at
338 Moss avenue, Highland Park.
The Young People's League gave
a surprise party on Sunday last in
honor of Mr. Morris Weiner, who
recently returned from Denver.
The following Detroiters were
registered at New York hotels last
week : Mr. L. Rosenzweig, Mr. L.
Welt, Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Aaron,
Mr. M. C. \Veil, Mr. Z. Himelhoch,
Miss Himelhoch and Mr. M. Ett-
linger.
(Continued on Page 12)
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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
A "little bank" will
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Get one tomorrow with a ONE DOL-
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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
"
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