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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Miss Etta Marks • of Holly is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. M. Gottlieb.

i\irs. Leo M. Franklin and daughter
Ma rgaret have arrived home from a
two weeks' visit in Chicago. They
were accompanied home by Rabbi
Franklin, who spent the week-end in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parish and
Mrs. H. Morse and family have given
up their apartment on Tuxedo avenue
and are residing at the Addison Hotel.
Mrs. Cora Sloman and Miss Doro-
thy Sloman were guests at the Park
1- Ntel in Mt. Clemens during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Friendly of
Elmira, N. Y., spent a few days in the
city with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Welt of
Chandler avenue.
Mrs. Henry A. Krolik has returned
from a several weeks' visit in Hot
.Springs and Richmond, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. John Heavenrich of
Longfellow avenue have returned
from a visit in Cincinnati and New
York.

SPRING PARTY' GOWN
—AFTER PAQUIN

MRS. FRANCIS HELLIN VISITS
DETROIT IN BEHALF OF
DENVER SANITARIUM.

Is Enthusiastic About Generosity of
Detroit Jews.

One of the guests of Detroit dur-
ing the week is Mrs. Francis Hellin,
field secretary of the Jewish Consump-
tives' Relief Society of Denver, Colo.,
who has come here in behalf of that
institution.
Mrs. Heflin speaks very highly of
the° generosity of Detroiters. "It is
a pleasure for me to come to your
city,"bs'ie said to a Jewish Chronicle
representative, "I am treated so
royally and the Jewish people here
are so splendidly liberal in support-
ing the Denver sanitarium. Last'year
the contribution of Detroit Jews to
the fight we are waging against the
dread white plague was over $2,300.
From the generous reception with
which I have been greeted, especially
by the younger set, Detroit will go
far above that figure this year."
The Jewish Consumptives' Relief
Society is one of the largest institu-
war against tuberculosis. Recently,
the sanitarium pledged the sum of
$5,000 a year to carry on welfare work
among the dozens of inmates of the
institution after they have been re-
leased from the sanitarium. Many
prominent Detroiters are very actively
identified with the work of the so-
ciety, the local national directors be-
ing David W. Simons, M. Kaufman,
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, David Gold-
man, D. Robinson, I. Kaplan and Da-
vid Oppenheimer.

MR. ANDREW HYDE

307

Washington Arcade

MILLINERY
IMPORTER

MRS. FRANCIS HELLIN

THE ANGLO-AMERICAN CLUB.
The Anglo-American Club was or-
ganized by Messrs. L. N. ,Lefkowitz,
Sid Slavid and N. Lewis. The pur-
pose of the club is to foster and pro-
mote a greater feeling of sociability
among the young Jewish men and
women of the city. The officers are
as follows: R. P. Fisher, president;
L. N. Lefkowitz, vice-president; Miss
D. Berman, secretary; S. Slavid, treas-
urer, and S. Shapiro, sergeant-atz.krms.
The next meeting of the
be held at the residence of Miss M.
Eyerson, 11 Napoleon street, on Sun-
day afternoon at 2::30. All young
Jewish men and women are cordially
invited.

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