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To insure publication, all items of social interest should be sent to Miss Ruth Rosenfield,
80 Palmer Avenue, East. Phone North 4063, notlater than Tuesday evening.
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The Woman's Auxiliary, of Temple Beth : El offered a most interesting
prs'tram on Monday afternoon .to ..alarge • and appreciative audience: Mrs.
Adolph Sloman presented a most ekcellent paper on "Dress and SOCiety,"
in4luding in her remarks the *opinions of men in the various walks• of life
upOn the suhject. Miss Melanie Friedenburg spoke on "Play and Recreation,"
and Miss Myra Cohn rendered . several
vocal selections. Miss
Sylvia SimOns acted as accompanist
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Miss :MitianL Teichner; formerly of Detroit, but who for the past three
yers has been engaged in journalistic work -in New York city, arrived in
Detroit on. Sunday for i.inonth's vi l sit withher par,ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
F..,i fTeichner;'and her sister, Mrs. - Q*ar Rosenberger. Prior to her departure
three years ago, Miss Teicimer was' a member of the staff of the Detroit
Evening .News. and it is with a feelihg of pride . that her many .friends. have
!Omura her rapid:'and Continued success in her chosen field. Miss Teichner
hat. had many unusual experiences, having been a member of the Ford peace
party, and accompanying the "Vote .fOr Hughes". party on its trip through the
country, as Vell` as having been, privileged to interview men and women of
world-wide renown. Her poems have been widely copied, and have drawn
fore th much favorable comment from the press. Upon her return to New
Ycirk city,,MissJeichner will assume the duties of publicity manager for the
suffrage campaign in that city.
Mrs. C. Jacobson. and Miss, Retta
Misses Henrietta and Setta Robin-
JaCobsou have returned from a visit! son have returned from a week's visit
in 'Greenville, Mich.
in French Lick Springs.
Miss Helen Marienthal of Bay.City
Miss Guggenheim of Cleveland is
has arrived in the city to be the 'guest the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
of Mrs. S: Cohn:
Goodman of. Highland avenue.
Distinguished Visitor in City
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MISS MIRIAM TEICHNER
Mr. and Mrs. Elias I. Wolf of
Cleveland announce the marriage of
their daughter, Jewel, to Mr. Milton
Charles Hirschfield, on Tuesday,
April 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hirschfield
will be at home after April 15th at
136 McLean avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson and
Mr. Montrose Wittelshofer of Mars-
ton Court spent a few days in Wheel-
ing, W. Va., during the week.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin spoke before
the Twentieth Century Club on
Thursday morning upon the "Litera-
ture of the Old Testament." On the
afternoon of the same day Rabbi
Franklin addressed the Woman's
Auxiliary of the House of Provi-
dence, and on Friday evening ad-
dressed the Congregation in Saginaw.
Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Traxler have
moved to 855 Second avenue.
The Jewish Woman's Club is plan-
ning to close its activities for the
winter with a dinner and dance to be
given on May 1st at the Hotel Stat-
ler.
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A view of part of the Simons Studios in the Fisher Arcade, showing the tasty arrangements and dec-
orations of this new establishment for interior furnishings. A specialty of the Simons Studios will be
the planning of - complete furnishing schemes for residences, including .all decorations and furniture.
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