THE JEWISH

Rabbi Leo M. Franklin will
give the invocation and deliver
the address at the graduation of
the nurses of the Children's Free
Hospital on Tuesday, May 15.
Mr. Samuel D. Frankel, presi-
dent of the Jewish Student Con-
gregation of the U. of M., was in
the city on Tuesday of the past
week.
Mr. Jacob II. Davis has re-
turned from a two weeks' trip in
the east.
Mr. Harry May of Omaha, who
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives in Detroit, has returned
home.
Mrs. Leon Schauer and little
(laughter are in the city visiting
Mrs. Schauer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Rothschild, 740
Brush St.
At the annual meeting of the
Jewish Student Congregation of
the *U. of M., held on Sunday
evening last, the following offi-
cers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mr. Charles L.
Kaufman ; vice-president, Miss
Rebecca Greenburg- ; secretary,
Mr. Ben Caplan; treasurer, Mr.
Ernest A. Cohen ; trustees, Syl-
vester G. Miller, Earl L. Wiener,
Abraham Levin, Abraham Gor-
netzky, Joseph Cohen.
The Unity Club will give their
second dance of the season on Sun-
day evening, Aiay 20th, in the new
and enlarged Alajestic Hall, Wood-
ward and Willis avenues. Tickets
may be secured from any of the
members or at the hall the night of
the dance. A good time is assured
for all those present.

Mr. Alax Stotter is spending sev-
weeks in New York city.
Air. and Airs. \laurice Weiss,
formerly of 847 Second avenue,
are 110W residing at the Hotel
Statler.

eral

Among the many affairs being
given in honor of Aliss Sayra Dus-
coff was a box party at the Temple
Theater, followed by a prettily ar-
ranged luncheon at the Hotel Stat-
ler, Aliss Edythe Brenner being the
hostess. The color scheme was
carried out in pink and white, the
centerpiece being a basket of pink
and white roses and tulips. The
favors were miniature wedding
bells and vanity bags. Covers were
laid for ten.
Mr. Adolph Freund has returned
after an absence of four months,
which he spent in North Carolina,
Florida and Tennessee. He ex-
pects to leave next July for an ex-
tended trip to the Yellowstone
Park,

Air. and Mrs. I, L. Scheinman
and family of 90 Rowena street
have left for French Lick Springs,
Ind.
Mr. Julius Freud has returned
from West Baden, Ind.
The next regular meeting of the
Delta Phi Sorority will be held on
Alonday evening, May 14th, at the
home of \liss Anna Fisher, 308
East High street. All the mem-
bers are requested to attend this
meeting.
Air. Harry May of Omaha, Neb.,
is in the city as the guest of his
brother, Alr. Max May, and his
sister, Airs. J. Alexander.

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General Purpose and
Steamer Trunks

The General Purpose and Steamer Trunks have been in general
use for many years and today prove themselves as useful as ever. For
shipping bulky articles, for storing things away between seasons, they
are indispensable.

General Purpose Trunk,
made of basswood, matched
and glued, duck covered.
Heavy vulcanized fibre bind-
ing, strong hardwood slats,
pressed steel, brass plated
hardware, cloth lined, good
lock, 2 straps, extra deep, di-
vided tray-

32 Inch $12.00
36 "
13.00
40 "
14.00

Our No. 93-32 Inch $12.00

STEAMER TRUNKS

Made of 3-ply veneer, canvas covered, reinforced with hardwood
slats, solid malleable iron trimming, cloth lined. Tray is divided for
small articles-

32 In. Size $9.00

Other Steamer
Trunks

$5.50 to $30

Our No. 66-32 Inch Steamer $9.00

Our No. 30 General Pur-
pose Trunk, made of bass-
wood, duck covered, steel
binding and center band,
brassed steel trimming and
lock, 2-inch hardwood slats.
A sturdy trunk at a popular
price-

Rudolph's
Hair Store

30 In. $6.00, 32 In. $6.50
34 In. $7.00, 36 In. $7.50
40 In. $8.50

309-310 David Whitne y Bldg.

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The Beauty "Rendez-
vous" With Resultful
Attention Given in
Each Department

MONSIEUR RUDOLPH

as Supervisor and
Personally Operating

Nestle's Permanent Hair Wave

ESTABLISHED IN 1865

102 Woodward Ave.

TWO STORKS
ONE SERV ICE

Between Congress and Lamed

269 Woodward Ave.

David Whitney Building

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TRANSFORMATIONS AND TOUPES

B. SCHROETER

Marcel Wave - Manicuring - Facial Treatments

FLORIST

Kutzen Bros, Orchestra

Music Furnished for
All Occasions

Sam'l Kutzen, Mgr. Phone North 124-M
H. P. Kutzen, Dir. Phone North 2048-J

Madame Rau

205 WASHINGTON ARCADE

Builds and Rebuilds
DRESSES, SUITS, COATS

Six Private Dancing Lessons $5.

Phone Main 1625

56 BROADWAY

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Ask Elevator Man for Mr. Craves, 249 Woodward Ave.

Cad. 4211.

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