THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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The ultimatum
of
careful selecting
is
an unusual
array of

Beautiful Lingerie,
Negligee and Blouses
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GOWNS and FROCKS

representing moderation

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Mrs. B. N. Knickerbocker

403 David Whitney Building

The marriage of Miss Hattie Kraus
of Grayling, Mich., to Mr. Wilfred
Cohn of this city, took place on
Wednesday evening in the home of
the bride's mother, Mrs. Albert Kraus.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiated.
Miss Ethel Herman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herman; and
Mr. Ira Cohn of this city were mar-
ried on Sunday evening at the home
of the bride's parents in Cincinnati.
Rabbi David A. Phillipson officiating.
The wedding was solemnized Sun-
day of Miss Rosalind Graff and Mr.
David Abner. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi A. H. Hershman in
the presence of the immediate fam-
ilies.
The marriage of Miss Doris Vir-
ginia Weiss, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Weiss, to Mr. Max Finkel-
ston, was solemnized on Tuesday
morning at 10:30 o'clock, at the home
of the bride's parents in the Hollenden
apartments. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi Leo M. Franklin in
the presence of the immediate families
of the bride and groom and was fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast of
beautiful appointments. Mr. and Mrs,
Finkelston left at noon for an ex-
tended southern trip and will make
their home in Detroit upon their re-
turn.
, The marriage of Miss Sadye Mon-
ash to Mr. Benjamin Felber was sol-
emnized at Temple Beth El on Thurs-
day afternoon,. Rabbi Leo M. Frank-
lin officiating.

ARCHITECT

Phone
Cadillac 6155

f 03 Kresge Building
Detroit

Phone Cherry 1145-J

MADAME RAU

GOWNS AND TAILORING
205 Washington Arcade

Specializing in Remodeling

HADASSAH BAZAAR AND
DANCE.

Final arrangements have been com-
pleted for the sale and dance to be

given under the auspices of the local
Hadassah at the Shaarey Zedek Syn-
agogue on Sunday evening, March 4.
Every effort has been made by the
committee in charge to make this af-
fair a success, one of the main fea-

tures for the evening program which
has been arranged being continuous

dancing. Admission will be free.
The proceeds of the bazaar will go
towards the maintenance of the Medi-
cal Unit, which consists of a division
of ten doctors and an equal number
of nurses to be sent to Palestine to
fight the terrible plagues of typhoid
and cholera that have been ravaging
throughout the east, exacting a heavy

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ENGAGEMENTS

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A
Combination

toll in lives.

K. P. Purim Ball

Mr. Herman P. Cohen, chairman of
the entertainment committee of the
Knights of Pythias, Detroit Lodge
No. 55, states that the twenty-seventh
annual Purim ball, to be held. on
March 7th, 1917, will be the most
successful affair of its kind in the his-
tory of the organization. - Mr. Cohen,
who has served as chairman of the
entertainment committee for , many
years, is planning a pleasant surprise
in the nature of distinctive innovations
that will delight the hearts of the
(lancers.
An added feature is the exhibition
drill of the uniformed rank, under
command of Captain Mundy E. Lewis.
The company has been training faith-
fully and ' an officer of the regular
United States army will be in attend-
, ance to review the company.

FOREST THEATER SHOWING
FEATURE FILMS.
Mrs. B. Suravitz of 164 East High
A splendid program of feature films
street announced the engagement of is now being offered in the Forest
her daughter, Reva, to Mr. Louis theater at Woodward and Forest ave-
nues. The house, under the new and
Goodman.
able
management' of C. W. Porter, is
Rabbi and Mrs. Isadore Koplowitz
offered a complete change every day,
of 228 Medbury avenue announce the with matinees at 2 o'clock and eve-
engagement of their daughter, Birdie, ning shows from 6:30 to 11. On Sat-
to Mr. Morris Arnovitz of Laurium, urday, Sunday and holidays perform-
ances are continuous from 1 to 11
Mich.
Mr. Simon Harris of East Warren p. m.
Sunday, A. H. Wood's big stage
avenue announces the engagement of . success, "The Challenger," with Helen
his daughter, Esther, to Mr. Harry Chadwick and_a trio of other stars, is
Sussan of Detroit, formerly of Bos- announced. On Tuesday, Alma Han-
lon appears in "God and Little Chil-
ton.
and on Wednesday, Clara Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. I. Friedman of Han- dren,"
liams in "Three of Many." Thursday
cock avenue announce the engagement will bring Bessie Love in "The Heir-
of their daughter, Fannie, to Mr. ess at Coffee Dan's."

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HENRY KOHNER

I COMING EVENTS

of style and com-
fort that spells
satisfaction. Made
to comply with
the latest in fash-
ion, and built on
a last that gives
the greatest resil-
iency and foot
freedom.

To avoid imita-
tion, look for the
maker's name.

Dr. A. Reed

Cushion Shoes

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W. H. GASS
WM. 1. WHITNEY

272 Woodward Avenue

Opposite

David
Whitney
Building

John Ebberts Shoe
Co., makers of
women's shoes.

Charles Gilman.,

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THE GORHAM SHOP

A Unique Display of

Lenten
Sugges-
tions

Ecclesiastical
Wares
in Gold and Silver •

Designs
for
Church
Windows

Chalices and Patens
Communion ,Sets
Altar Cruets
Mission;Sets
and Ciboria

Lingerie .
Maltese Laces
Hand-made Curtains Bridal Veils
Baby Bonnets
Draperies

March 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Goldsmiths

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Rosaries

and

Scapular
Medals

Silversmiths

INCORPORATED

Woodward Ave., at John R. St.

Altar
Railings