THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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OCIETY
To insure publication, all items of social interest should be— seat. to Miss. Ruth Rosenfield,
80 Palmer Avenue, East, phone North 4063, not later than Tuesday evening.
The parlor meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harry Frank on Friday
afternoon, for Miss Henrietta Szold, was a most delightful affair. Following
a talk of unusual interest by Miss Szold, Miss Phyllis Davies of the Aborn
Opera, 'Company charmed" her audience with the aria from "Tristan and
Isolde'.' ;Miss Dayies.posseSses a voice of unusual power and beauty, and she
was ably accompanied by Miss Lillian Shimberg.
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The" Jewish Woman's ClulL has announced the following splendid pro-
grasi for Sunday, April 1: A, talk on "Vocational Training for Girls: Its
P4t1sonal, Economic and Social Aspects," by Elsie Seelye Pratt of the health
service " department of the University of Michigan. Musical numbers by Miss
Priscilla Dilleway, 'cellist, with Mrs. Clara Falton as accompanist.
The informal dance given on Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Fresh Air Society was one of the most successful affairs ever undertaken by
the society, both financially and socially. An attendance of 250 is estimated.•
and the ladies in chrge were untiring in their efforts to make the affair an
unqualified success. Mrs. Joseph L. Selling acted as general chairman of the
committee on arrangements.
Mrs. Henry Riegelman of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Max
May of Westminster avenue.
Miss Hattie Groneman has moved
her residence studio from Palmer
avenue to 101 Hendrie avenue.
Charming Visitor in City
Mr. Harry Myers of Syracuse
spent the week end as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goulson of
Winona avenue.
twenty guests at .dinner on Tuesday
evening, later taking her guests to
the Fresh Air dance.
Mr. Felix Mahler spent several
day's in Chicago during the week.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin will address
the Detroit Open .ForuM". on Sunday,
afternoon upon the ,subject of the
"Bible in the Public Schools."
Miss Hortenze Krolik entertained
Beck's
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395
WOODWARD AVENUE
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OPENING
Saturday March, 31
Featuring a Selection of
Miss Hattie Silberman has arrived
home from a visit in St. Joseph, Mc.
Miss Florence Silberman will remain
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Coats • and Millinery
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a most delightful surprise awaits every woman
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Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel T. Berger
of Lawrence avenue have returned
from a visit' in Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Albert Zenner and her broth-
er, Mr. Samuel Sloman, have left for
Los Angeles, Cal., to join Mrs. Slo-
man and Mrs. Bertha Zenner, who
have been making an extended tour
of the west. Mr. and Mrs. Sloman
will remain in California for several
months.
Miss Helen Schloss was hostess at
a large dancing party given on Satur-
day evening at the Phoenix Club.
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