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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stiglitz of
105 Clinton avenue, Mt. Clemens,
M ich., entertained their numerous
friends at a reception at their home
in honor of their golden wedding
anniversary. The following out-of-
town guests attended : Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Alpern, of Detroit ; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Stiglitz, of Detroit ;
Mr. and Mrs. M. Shapiro, of De-
troit ; Miss Minnie Swerling, of
Tarentum, Pa.; Mrs. Jacob Needle
and daughter Elta, of Oliphant,
Pa. Covers were laid for twenty-
five guests.

SOCIETY

Dr. and NIrs. Emil Amberg have
returned from a visit in Mackinac.
Mr. and N1rs. Clarence Roths-
child have as their guests Da-
'yid Kohn and daughter of Cincin-
nati.

Mrs. R. T. Rosenfield is spending
a week with her sister, Mrs. Adolph
Sloman, at her summer home at
the Flats.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kauffman
are the guests of 1\1r. and Mrs.
Ilarry Glickman of Indianapolis.
Mr. William Fleischman is pass-
FALL STYLES FOR THE
SCHOOL GIRL ARE SMART. ing ten days at Mackinac Island.
Miss Rosalind Weinberg, daugh-
Summer fashions for grown-ups have
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Wein-
waned in interest, but dresses of tub ma-
berg, of 616 Seward avenue, enter-
terials for junior school girls are still
of interest and will continue to he until
tained her friends in honor of her
the first cool days demand that they be
sixth birthday, Friday, August 17,
substituted by serge or other woolen
at 6 o'clock. The colors were red,
fabrics.
Coats for school girls are more at-
white and blue. The flowers clev-
tractive than usual. R. Siegel Co. are
erly harmonized with the colors,
showing Velour de Laine and other
being tulips. The young guests all
soft, velvety finished woolen stuffs.
They are shown in gray, biscuit, brown,
\yore red, white and blue dresses
blue and wine tints. There are also to
and caps. The affair was very well
be noted exquisitely dainty little dress
arranged - and all present enjoyed
coats of velvet with collars and cuffs of
fur. Corduroy and velveteen arc al-
themselves to the Utmost.
ways more or less used for girls' coats,
Mr. Shirley J. Weinberg of
but not as much this season as for-
I
lague
street is spending his sum-
merly.
One particularly good coat model B.
mer vacation at llarrisville, Idaho.
Siegel Co. are showing is of dark blue
On his return he will make an ex-
serge trimmed with gray colored plaid.
This plaided material forms a large cape
tensive automobile tour through the
collar, deep, turned back cuffs and wide
west.
belt. The wide, crushed belt is run
Mrs. R. S. Zuibeck is spending
through slits in the cloth.
two weeks at her summer home in
Another model is in a lovely shade of
wine red velour. The coat is made
Fair Ilaven, ich.
straight and full, the fullness being
Mrs. II. Rosenberg has left for
held slightly at the waistline by two ma-
a
two
weeks' stay in Fair Haven,
terial belts fastened by gunmetal but-
tons.
Mich.
Another model is Taupe of Velour.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stiglitz have
The coat has a large, all-covering col-
lar, which falls below the waistline in
returned from an extended wed-
the front and rounds in the back. The
ding trip through the east', stopping
collar fastens at the front with three
at Philadelphia,. New York, Atlan-
large buttons and the sleeves and pock-
ets are ornamented with lines of
tic City and other eastern points,
stitchery.
They are at home at 77 Willis ave-
Straight one-piece dresses of serge
nue east.
smocked at the shoulders or yoked, in
contrasting colors and with turnover
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sauls and
collars of white are practical models for
daughter
Miriam, of 212 Hancock
'school wear where serge is desired, and
many versions of the smock and skirt
east, have returned from an ex-
loosely belted or without belt, are offered
tended trip through eastern M ichi-

by this well known house.
In the new fall hats for girls they
show many styles of velvet or velour
in both trimmed and tailored models.-
Adv.

Mr. Harry L. Lewire, of Forest
avenue, is spending his vacation in
the Catskill Mountains. On his re-
turn he will stop at Schenectady,
N. Y., and McKeesport, Pa., to

visit friends.

Let us do your Beading, Braid-
ing, Embroidering, Hemstitch-
ing and Button Covering.

3rd Ioor 240 Woodward Ave. Phone Cherr 1221

The Gorham Shop

T

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1-IE silver which grandmother has handed down
to the succeeding generations has a distinction
and a rare value, because it was chosen carefully
and made substantially, to give that very satisfy-

constant service it has enjoyed. Ilave you ever wondered why?
Special atten-

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Incorporated

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1905

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gall.

Mr. Hiram Warnke of Buffalo
was a visitor in the. city last week.

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Continuing

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If you do not need a rug at the present time, it will pay you to take
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