THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

SMART CLOTHES

FOR STOUT WOMEN

Before You Visit Tailor or Dress-

The Jewish Woman

WOMEN FAILURES AS EM-
PLOYERS, DECLARE HOUSE-
HOI:D EXPERTS.

maker Look Over Our Line

Women who have never known the com-
fort of buying attractive clothes all ready to
wear will appreciate Lane Bryant service.
Being fitted in coat, suit or dress and wearing
it away, just as slim women do. The satisfac-
tion of seeing how each garment becomes
before making a decision. The convenience
of obtaining without delay, suitable clothes
for every occasion.

This service for stout women is our specialty,
not a department. Our stock includes every-
thing stout women wear, at a wide range of
price. Sizes 35 t, to 58.

See Our Spring Line

Every day new things are coming in from
New York, charming styles for Spring and
Summet wear. Pay us a visit—to look if not
to buy. We want you to know Lane Bryant
and what we offer.

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Housewives were declared failures
as employers at a meeting at which
housemaids gathered with society
women to hear a discussion of the
servant problem in Denver, writes
Mildred Morrison in the "Rocky
Mountain News." The fashionable
part of the audience applauded this
statement by Miss Henrietta Roelofs,
secretary of the Commission of
Household Employment of the. Na-
tional Young Women's Christian As-
sociation.
"For the first time women face a
test of the sincerity of their stand
for social justice," she said. "They
have pointed out to the men social
injustice in industry, and the men have
put things right. Now the time is
come when they themselves must put
into operation the things they have
stood for.
"They have talked about their code
of social ethicS. Now let them apply
this code to their own occupations.
They have failed as employers be-
cause they have failed to build their

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households on foundations of sound
economic principles.
"when their maids show discontent
t try to placate them by granting
them favors, giving them theater tick-
ets and motor car rides and time off
for a wedding or a party. And then
they wonder why, in spite- of this
kindness, the maid continues to be
discontented. No amount of kindness
can take the place of justice.
"The responsibility rests with the
housewife," Miss Roclofs told her
audience. "Our investigations show
that the wage-earning woman shuns
housework as an occupation because
of two things—the long, irregular
hours and servile treatment:
"What must you do? The first thing
is to systematize your work. You
must have a standard of hours for
your workers just as business men
have for theirs. If you employ a maid
for eight or nine hours you must not
impose upon her at the end of those
hours. In every field of industry ex-
cept domestic service a standard of
limitation of hours is observed.
"You must give your maid each day
sufficient hours of leisure. And you
must regard those hours as hers, ir-
respective of what comes up."

Y. M. H. A. TO HOLD SEDAR FOR
JEWISH STRANGERS IN CITY.

FRIENDS TO HONOR DAVID M.
BRESSLER.

Ceremony Will Be Held at Hall in
Shaarey Zedek Building.

NEW YORK.—Arrangements are
now completed for the dinner to be
tendered Mr. David M. Bressler by a
host of friends wishing to do hint
honor. The committee in charge of
arrangements is headed by Cyrus M.
Sulzberger, with Dr.• Lee K. Frankel
as treasurer, and Mr. Joseph GedOecia
as secretary. Mr. Bressler has for a
number of years been managing the
Industrial Removal Office, and is one
of the best known Jewish social work-
ers.• Interested country friends should
address the secretary at 356 Second
avenue, New York City. The dinner
will be given on April 16 at the Ma-
jestic Hotel.

There are many young Jewish - men
and women in Detroit who are com-
parative strangers in this city, and who
have not yet formed any formal Jewish
connections here. These young people
probably desire to participate in the
Sedar Ceremonies on Pesach. They
will be unable to go to their homes,
owing to distance or business inter-
ests in the city. The Y. M. H. A., ap-
preciating this situation, announces
that will sponsor a Sedar the first
evening of Passover and will be pleas-
ed to have every Jewish young man
and woman without a home in Detroit
attend. A fee of $1 will be . charged.
for a scat at the Sedar table. This
will cover the actual expense of the
event. Tickets will be on sale in the
Y. M. H. A. hall at the Shaarcy Zedck
building on Sunday afternoon, April
1. It is urged that tickets be pur-
chased as soon as possible so that the
.committee may know how many plates
to prepare.

To Commembrate Italian Jewish
Heroes.

Rome.—At a conference of leading
Jews held at Tauron (Italy) it was
decided to issue a Golden Album
wherein will be gathered details of
all heroic deeds on the part of Italian
Jews known of in connection with the
present war.

Majestic School for Dancing
- . Majestic Theater Building

,WOODWARD AT WILLIS
GRAND 2426
Detroit's smartest institution for the teaching of all types of dances. Classes
Tuesday and Friday afternoon and evenings. Private lessons daily from 10 a. m.
to 10 p. m.
Our beautiful ball room with all facilities is available for private affairs on Sundays
and holidays.
C. FISCHER, Director,
Formerly of Winton Fischers, New York.

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