THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Aarons, of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Buchstein have
left thOcity for northern Michigan, New York, spent a few days in this
to be absent during the hay fever city.
days.
Mrs. Siegmund Joseph and
Mr. Leo Dreifuss of San Fran- daughter Doris, who have been in
cisco, Cal., was on a visit with his California, have arrived home.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drei-
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Skall and
f uss.
children and Mrs. Heidingsfeld left
Mr. Jacob Guttman, of Pitts- for Duluth and other northern
points.
burgh, Pa., is a visitor in the city.

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($attavol a out of ugiral Art

iorough and artistic school in this part
Recognized as the n1
, is represented by famous teachers. Fifty
of the country. Every b ri
)llment, 800.
instructors. Last year's
SCHOOL OPENS ' ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH, 1916.

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Mrs. A. J. Heidenreich and
Mrs. Meyer Prussian entertained
Miss Mary Gordon and Miss M. daughter, Madeline, are the guests
Atselbaum, of New York city, with of Mrs. Samuel Richards in Lau-
a theater party and luncheon at the rium.
I Iotel Tuner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meyering
Miss Gertrude Goldstein, of have returned from a visit in Char-
Hamilton, Ont., is the guest of her levoix.
sister and brother.
Miss Sadye 1\1 onash has returned
Health Commissioner Robertson,
home from Cleveland, where she of Chicago, in a special statement
spent several weeks visiting friends. last week, eulogizes the Jewish

Mr. Ben Felber, of Cleveland,
Ohio, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Monash, of Medbury
avenue, for the past few (lays.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Romer, of
199 Macomb street, announce the
wedding of !iss Bella Romer to
Mr. Joseph Smith, which took place
on August 20, 1916.

Mrs. M. Marx left Saturday for
New York, where she will visit her
sisters.
Miss Frances Cohen, of 870 La-
fayette Boulevard west, left Satur-
day for a two weeks' trip to visit
friwuls in Cra Ardri

)k address 23-25 Adelaide St., Detroit, Mich.

For inforniation and yeat

mothers of Chicago for the care of
their infants during the hot wave
and the infantile paralysis epi-
demic. Dr. Robertson said: "The
rational care that the Jewish mother
gives to her babies is noteworthy.
In the heat wave which swept over
Chicago we have no record of more
than one or two Jewish infants pros-
trated by the heat. Every doctor I
have met has noted this situation,
and pays high tribute to the Jewish
mother."

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goldman,
of Brush Boulevard, have returned

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