PAGE TWO THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Nottoxoltonogo.oeoxoxoxoxoxoc,01:osoa co xottottoxosoxolcasosortNogo.o.o.ouog.0.0.e=;o:;asoga. , 0 °IE;g4a 9 SUMMER FURS S OCT 0 \1r. and NIrs. R. Blumberg, 261 New York Nlay 5, for the benefit Miss Lauretta lifusslight has Ilague avenue, are receiving con- of the soldiers' and sailors' Wel- returned from Cleveland. 1..Tratulations on the birth of a son, fare fund. NIrs. David Levy spent a few lerbert Gordon. Fred Morris has been appointed days in Kalamazoo this week. \Irs. \lax Bailin has received ; to the committee in charge of the Miss Phyllis Zuckerman and word that her brother, Bert Lau-1 alumni vaudeville show, to be pel, has received an ensign's com- given at the Central I figh school her house guest, Nliss Hi lda Kochs, of New I laven, will leave mission. Friday, NT ay 3. the end of this week for to short Miss Blanche Hart will cute- NIr. Ilarry Grant is spending a prate the fifteenth anniversary of few days in Washington this visit to Chicago. kr connection with the United week. NIrs. Leo Zuckerman is visit- Jewish Charities, Sunday even- Mr. and Mrs. Nloses Fantle, of ing in New York. ing, at her home, 850 Brush street. 35 Bethune avenue, are visiting in Nit-. Frank Sydman, of New Mr. and Mrs. Elias Rothman, of the west. York. spent a few (lays in the city the Hotel Addison, will leave this Mr. William Fixel spent a few last week. Mr. Sydman is at- week to spend the slimier at their days in the city this week. tached to the signal corps. country home near Royal Oak. Mrs, Bertha Zenner and her NIT% I. Rosenberg has returned Beth Levin Stegel, pianist, who daughter, Mrs. Samuel Sloman, from New York. who have been wintering in Cali- made her home in this city for \I r. and NIrs. Nlax Rosenberg, several years with her grand- fornia, spent a few days this week of New York city, were the guests mot h er, Mrs. Kositchek, w hil e in Chicago en piffle for Mime. of Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Lappner, Samuel Nathanson, Jr., gave a teaching at the Ganapol School of of 308 Farnsworth avenue, last Musical Art, w ill give a recital in military dance last Sunday even- week. ing at the Park I ):toeing Academy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen for visiting soldiers and sailors in have left for Pittsburgh, where I the city. r. Bernard ( linshurg has they will visit relatives. 212 MICHIGAN Near Third, To Your Friends Send Fetter's Flowers 2 STORES: 17 Adams E. 1835 Woodward. OLD Gowns Made NEW Madam Rau 205 Washington Arcade Cherry 1145•. Send him your photo at once! Jacob Goldfine 234 Englewood, Detroit, Michigan. cA filI STERW RUGS ALV 321 Woodward Avenue aA s i r Cadillac 839. Because of Its Superior ,',- 4,14: s. (‘' ■ ;'. I I 'l.K.F, u 11 „ log ..vs • L-s...., • that, An Offering of Excellent Quality beyond doubt the most well- made, attractive and comfort- able set which it is possible to produce. Everything to make the porch a real haven during Roomy the summer heat. settee and big broad rocker have well padded seats and backs, springy and resilient. Exquisitely patterned cretonne upholstering of good, durable quality. Sturdy table and art- istic fernery carry a charming "summery" atmosphere. Fur- niture of this quality will give many seasons of service. The Balmy Days of Spin' g e 1 1 1 11,11 1 — 0 Diamond Merchants WOODWARD AV E . AT JOHN R.St CRIEDENBERG'S URNITURE HOUSE EXCLUSIVE RUGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL { p OILDSMITH11; 1 i 111,VERSMITH Baby Carriages Brink Joy Into the heart of YOUR boy at the front. Bet, Columbia and Montcalm. Which Give a Lifetime of Service. NIr. and NIrs. Nlorris Schlus- moved to 22 Alger avenue. Mr. I farry Brown and \lr. SO and la11111V will Illoyel to their Are the best days to give your baby an airing in one David Welling, who have coot- new "me at IS5 Ferry avenue of our highgrade, but medium priced pleted the ordnance training east, as soon as alterations arc ciimpleted. to urse at the University of Mich- NIr. Nathan Kreinson, of Buf- igan, left this week for Atlanta, ( ;a., where they will be stationed falo, N. Y., is the guest of his sis- This popular upper East Side Store is showing a won- for further work. ter, NIrs. NI. II. Zackheim, of derful variety of Whitney Carriages. You will be de- Mr. Hugo Hill and NIrs. Mag- NI edbury blvd. lightfully surprised at our complete assortment and rea- nus Butzel are spending a few Mrs. Samuel Stearns and sonable prices. weeks ill Atlantic City. daughter Sylvia, are spending a ' Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg left last few weeks at French Lick week f ■ or Norfolk, Va., to attend Springs, Ind. the wedding of Miss Gladys Lo- Mr. Max Jacob, of Si Kirby' menberg. Miss Lomenberg was avenue west, has left for a few a bridesmaid at NIrs. Ginsburg's weeks' visit at French Lick 913-17 Hastings Street. wedding host June, and NI rs. Gins- Springs, Ind. Near Forest Ave. E. (At Crosstown). burg is to be one of her brides- Among the guests at a dinner Open Evenings Until 9. Ridge 5509. maids now. Mrs. Ginsburg will tsinlered the publicity committee spend 71 'few (rays New- York' for the third Liberty Loan, at the and Washington on her way Pontchartrain Hotel last Tuesday home. noon. by Chairman Lee Anderson, JOSEFF BROS. Mr. E. Wolfe has returned from were Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin, KOSHER New York. von Alexander, Jacob Nathan, Mr. Louis Freidenderg left last Richard Cohen and II. P. Ilreiten-! Restaurant week fur Poughkeepsie and New Bach. 44 Broadway, Opp. Broadway Strand DETROIT York, en route for Atlantic City, where he joined his grandmother.. ,,e4,,,,,e,:44,,,,,,,,.4,9A00<.4.,'.:-.-Av.:41..Ai.:,,,,z4v...."740.zi ■ ii-wt--x-***,-,A0,4,4400,t4o.,,,,,**\,,Ap.:.,!iww,,,4:-.6A viloivx-ent4/64.*******-4. 4-.8 ,...40,******** -x.wzgo*.qc****1***-44.1e-x-ent-**4.if. .- iv. NIrs. Ilugo llill. :y : • c k .\t a mass meeting of Junior. .li Mu Fe steal Control 1 Recreation Club girls, held at the T.- Board of Commerce, awards were : Features and Un- a* Made to 200 girls for recreation i .7t rivalled Dependability, the "Pianola" is, of All Player-Pianos, the One 6 ne That Stands tan .4 ? honors won during the fall and ' 4 . '' Highest and Which You'll Enjoy Most— Pk ,' winter just past. Extra honor • leaves were given for athletics, *, gardening and patriotic service to 4. *4 5n girls. Among them are Sarah Bernstein, Jennie Feldman, Es- ii ther Golostein, Nlollie Cohen. Radenna Katzmann, Bessie Nei- '‘, I If ; kin, Esther Reiss, IlOrtha Rosen- oil Photos For the Soldier Boy— s, SILVER PLATED TEA SETS DISHES BOWLS AND KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS Acotoxoxogoxoxogogokomumolato=opytoxiatogoko ,;ogogoAcy40.0g),=0,07;0.0.0nOnouou0st0401ce H. & B. MARKS , ThefiorhantShop "D* MISS GOLDA, GINSBURG, 314 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381. 0 combinations of skins. II Y To Insure publication all Items of Interest for these columns should be mailed or phoned not later than Tuesday evening to .t Our Superb collection of summer furs Is espe- cially complete. All the attractive models with Telephone Hemlock 5588.W, ET Fanny Schneider. Rebecc a . Goldstein, Lillian Wasserman, : Nlollie I lreenberg and Sylvia rinkcist,ii, at,avill Field this year are Air. ,, r . . J. Silltuan. 48.75 , Mr. , last week. k• —. Products of Ber- 4 - i 4,, key & Gay, Luce, . 1.) and Karpen, of F! ti 0 Grand Rapids HYMAN BERMAN, Manager. !0 ril "Meet Friedberg— Wear Diamonds" i GriswoldSt. ' titifett.-"A..- ;:lnecti. mataiti,e4y:riheater ., C4 4; 4,4 ; ; 4 . t,' i!. ' #, i : than to It IQ ■ % ''i '-',..), ' ' i'. choice not equalled by any player-plano outside those of !, • the "Pianola" line. no matter what the make or price. 4 •-And. of this fact there k no more conclusive evidence ' .„ , r.., discrimminating music lover and careful buyer it is a : SP(' i to hear and to play the STROUD yourself. To give us the opportunity of a denmnstration doesn't obligate 0 !'llll in the least—and is of definite importance to you! ...................,............. 4 , ',' *4 *4 ' i ; $. 4, ...; „ t $650 t: z4ti• In ';1 , , ,,,.,_ ,,. • 4, ..,,..,...„ Grinnell ,Bros B ' if 4 ! Price of the STROUD is I I ti ti Automatic Sustaining Pedal, etc. --its AVOrktuanshlp is of the highest class ill all thane features demanded by the ' [ 41. ;A: '":'' II 1.:1;14iii• . ;i:'-', ., Yi' .' t.?.1! ,.. ',;-.4ijj r . 1",'7 '4;1 L ,.. ti Popular models of tit? "Pianola" line. It was the Them- * odist. the Met rostylA. the Graduated Accompaniment ; ..).4r).:•;ti,,...;11 1 it il t , musical Interpretation, make the STROUD one of the most '2'. 4 - '1' t:4 :14.C:1 it Grosse Pointe Furniture Co. .t. ,wipi,..rr •:,,... 1 Outside Location Means Inside Prices. , Its moderate price; beautiful tone and perfect means of )k 14:ii?,., :16' ..,. 1'. . 1r.:. , .-71i ., 41, ,,,...::.• . .1,, ,.':v- . ., .'d 3.0 " -\'11 :,.,/ 7 ,- ,,,, - r. .,. . ._.'1, "... ...,_ I;' ___--. -74'1 .' ' ti --;-7ti !!!1, i* ii t ":;;; I T1-; t. ii c 4 , t 4' al, ;•, .............",,,,, r.- t J... ."-"1 : Harris \Veiling, id Big tt Siegel & Co. are showing there are .i Rapids, spent a few (lays in towed 4 , . , 7 , It Player-Piano ..., 't• ,.,. . r4.-..V.7= ""' "Wirl'.1.7.--$.,'Vw--....+v--.- .....S., . f . Jefferson Avenue Car Takes You to the Door. 'Ifil C1 111 1 1 11g1 II Leo Zuckerman, Mr. II. A. Ve- 44 lick and Mr. NI. Velick and NIr. ' ',"1`..; Summer Furniture PIANOLA : i 1 .1 111i i i 1, 41:1 l il ' illiiI,1 1' 1 I 4 r 11 '.' . .\inong the season box holde s 1 The Finest in 3368-70 Jefferson Avenue. STROtJD • Other Instruments In exchange Exclusive Nlichigan Representatives. Divided payments If you wish. Glad to mail you handsome art catalog on request. STEINWAY. N1'11EELOCK, STECK, which the "Pianola" Player-Plano is furnished. 24 Stores; Headquarters WEBER are the other makes ..lit'l . . 243-247 Woodward Avenue. .- ... .. . : t4 , ..) -:: .:.: . :, ' 410-Wi-41?.'. 30/4 ■ 4P.?..*);) •t)11)-At . -.1.) 141,-)4 -.e..44 ♦ •^Y*4,'•'',•-.) )...itip**04.4444,,.. ".•^.7-...%41,1t,•)''.. „44.‘)IIPlokillt4,4104411Q4Q-4).),$.t.04.10.*4P.Vii ■ itt**40h.',.x..**.,..,44....**-44 -4%.. - -4tViEf.ftf-tV.4V-M ' *41/4411464841)...