THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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SOCIETY
Mrs. L. Ettinger of Newark, N.
J., is, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Max Stetter, of Palmer Woods.
Mr. Edgar Loewenthal of Buf-
falo, N. Y., spent the week-end in
the city. •
Mrs. Max Stotter entertained at
luncheon and bridge on Wednesday
at the Phoenix Country Club in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Ettinger
of Newark, N. J.
1l r. and ' Mrs. Harry Farbstein
have returned 'froth their wedding
trip and are residing at 120 Kirby
avenue east.
The Misses Sylvia and 'Irma
Friedenberg have left for New
York to be present at the marriage
of Miss Edith Benjamin.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Plosnick are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter, Emma. Mrs. .
Plosnick was formerly Miss Dora
Leet.
Born to Mr„ 41. ict .Mrs. Maurice
Kollin of Medbury boulevard, a
(laughter, Lucille Charlotte.
The marriage of Miss Esther
Harris, (laughter of Mr, Simon
Maternity
Apparel
for daily wear or social
events at home, the
Expectant Mother
may be smartly and becom-
ingly gowned, and can make
her selections from as com-
plete an assortment of
Ultra-Fashionable
apparel as she would expect to
find for the normal figure.
Every edict of the foreign fash-
ion creators, as well as our own
originations cleverly repro-
duced and made with Lane
Bryant patented maternity ad-
justments. •
The garments in no way -be-
tray their purpose and will fit
when figure is again normal.
Expand automatically as re=
quired; hang evenly at all
times; conceal conditions.
Dresses •
Coats
Suits
Skirts
Waists
Negligees
$ 3.95 to $84.50
11.85 to 97.50
24.95 to 59.75
2.25 to 17.50
1.35 to 18.50
1.95 to .39.75
Second Floor
Ch. 747 255 Woodward Ave.
KINX KLUB
Harris, will he solemnized on Sun-
day, June24, Rabbi Judah L. Levin
officiating.
Dr. D. B. Blender of 335 Brush
street has returned from New York
city where he spent the past week
attending the meeting of the Amer-
ican Medical Association. The pur-
pose of the convention was pri-
marily to discuss ways and means
by which the association and its
members might render service to
the government either in this coun-
try or at 'the front:
NOtice has been received that
Mr. Isadore Levin; who is at the
Officers' Reserve Training Camp at
Fort; Sheridan, has been assigned
chos-en division. Until last
Week the training was uniform for
all, but divisions have now been
Made and Mr. Levin has been as-
signed to the field artillery. His
brother, Mr: Samuel M. Levin, who
visited him last week, reports him
in the very best of health. Any
rumor that Mr. Levin's health has
been impaired is absolutely false.
Mrs. Hugo A. Freund returned
from a few days' visit with her
husband who is in the medical de-
partment of Fort Benjamin Har-
rison Training Camp mear Indian-
apolis, Ind. Dr. Freund, who has
the rank of captain of the medical
reserve 'corps, — of which he is a
member for a • number of years,
was ordered into camp June 1.
Dr. arid Mrs: B. 0. •Harris are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son.
Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Goldstone are
being congratulated upon the birth
of a son, George Henry, on Sun-
day, June, 17.-
The Misses Adler, who have been
the guests of Miss Helen Schloss,
ha- ve returned to their home in Mil-
waukee. Miss Schloss was recently
graduated from the Liggett School
as president of her class.
Mrs. Isaac Goldberg and daugh-
ter, Barbara, of Seward avenue,
have . Jeft for their summer home
at Charlevoix. -
Mrs. Rudolph.' Friedenberg an-
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Melanie, to Mr. Edgar
Alenderson of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Neugarten of
160 Hendrie avenue have left for
their summer home in Canada.
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WOODWARD
EXCURSION TO
SUGAR ISLAND
Sunday, June 24, 1917
Musical Entertainment/on Boat
BOAT LEAVES FOOT OF GRISWOLD ST. AT 8:30 O'CLOCK SHARP.
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Emphasizing
Our Superior
Exhibition of
PLATINUM
JEWELRY!
It has long been our aim to show only
that jewelry that is "different" and out-
of-the-ordinary in design.
Every day brings a larger and more
complete collection of new and distinc-
tive pieces, most of them made especially
and exclusively for us.
The variety is beautiful and entranc-
ing. You've not seen Detroit's finest
jewelry display if you have failed to see
our own superior exhibition.
Woodward at Gratiot
"The Sallan Corner"
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RELIABLE
1905
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WOODWARD
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Delightful New Summer Dresses
New arrivals now on sale. Handsome Taffetas and Foulards, dainty White
Georgettes and White Crepes, in authentic modes for mid-summer wear.
Attractive combinations and typical RUSSEL values.
Dancing every day at
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Conceded to be the prettiest smmmer
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and his superb orchestra of sixteen artists.
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Handsome 2-Tone Jersey Suits
It is difficult to describe the pleasing two-tone effects of these Jersey cloths.
Various colors arc shown and the styles are the very latest. Unusually clever $
suits at
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