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With a station at the !hotel Pont-
chartrain. the Jewish •omen's
Club is taking an active part in the
Thrift Stamp Campaign, which is
being carried on by the women of
the city this week. Mrs. Nlonroe
Rosenfield is the chairman of the
general committee, with Mk!, Anna
Solomon as vice-chairman. The
committees for the week are as fob
lows; NIonday—NIrs. M. Mons-
pach ; ;tides, hiss Sylvia Freiden-
berg, Miss Edith Manspach, Miss
Elizabeth Weisman, Miss Rose
Emily. Hyman. Tuesday — Mrs.
I.. Van Vliet; aides, Miss Ruth
Fink, Miss (;ertrude nspach,
Miss Marguerite Kopple, Miss
Goldstone. Wednesday—NIrs. M.
Fleichman; aides, Miss Emily Nlor-
ris, Miss Edith Weisman, Miss
Nlirah Cohen, Nlrs. Albert Rosen-
field. Thursday—Mrs. A. Breiten-
bach; aides, Miss Netzorg, Miss
Helen Ilerstein, Nliss I lelen Spert-
ner, Miss Epstein. Friday—Mrs.
I. Freidberg; aides, Mrs. Herbert
Miss Irma Simian, Miss
Ruth Rosenfield.
The only Trunk
with
a Padded
Cushion Top.
The patented feature that pre.
vents the breaking of hangers and
wrinkling of garments. See the
genuine Hartmann for the utmost
In travel convenience.
Over fifty models from
$20 to $150
The values are not to be dupli.
cated.
Exclusive Detroit Agents.
Downtown, Cos. Jefferson and Bates
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in
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Fetterl -,tlowers
2 STORES:
17 Ada/.
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1635 Woodward.
with
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Wedding Rings
H. & B. MARKS
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Berke's Boot Shop
combinations of skins.
212 MICHIGAN
The Busiest and Biggest
East Side Jeweler
Cor. Adams and Hastings Sts.
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Our Superb collection
of summer furs Is espe-
cially complete.' All the
attractive models with
A CHARGE ACCOUNT
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Save for Your
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SUMMER
FURS
To Your Frienal s Send
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NIrs. Alan Kopelson is appear- who have this year completed the
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ing this week in the regular month- course of training at the hospitals
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ly performance at the Arts and
the city.
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Crafts Theatre, in Gilbert Can-
NIr. and NIrs. Edmund Lichten-
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non's one-act comedy, "Every- stein are .ileiffling a month with •:•
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body's Husband." For the inci- AI r. and NIrs, Joseph Lichtenstein 1 11
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dental music of the piece, NI r. ..\ lan
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Kopelson will play the "Air de Bal-
NI r. and Mr s. Benjamin Freiden-
let" of •haminade. NIrs. Kopelson berg is spending it few necks vis - ii
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played with the Arts and Crafts icing in New York.
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most
effective
methods
of
practicing
economy
is
through
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players in "Philip, the King," in
NI vs. Harry Silverman, of "co-
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Chicago, last month, and has taken
. pent a few days in the city ii
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leading rules in a number of plays last tvcck.
in A thleltt e lo eut r a s o e ito gfha t In selecting
ecting your shoe...
m any dollars saved ••
this season.
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Mrs. Harold Rothschild, of St.
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Mine., IS spending ft few •.•
Among the performers at the
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musical given by the suffragists of weeks with her parents, Mr. slu t ;; c Stetson Shoes, made of ,II animalliide leather, though the initial ••
ost Is higher, will prove t ,ore economical in the long run. h Tohkeiyur iTit;
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the First ward, in honor of Miss NIrs. Eugene Kopple•
•• wear the cheaper Imitation leather kind several times over,
r. Frank Seidman, of Wash- ■ ;;;; • shape and contain individual style.
Minnie Booth, Thursday after-
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noon, was. Nliss Aladeline Rosen- ington. spent a few days in the city ii
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Drop in at "Stetson Ileadquarters" and let me show you the latest e
berg. who took part in a charming Iii. week, en route to Grand ,sap - . •
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classical dance.
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If. M. Koffman ••
Hiss Rose Nctzorg, who is an
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instructor in the art department of am- .ire the marriage of their ••
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the Kalamazoo St•tto• .- N orina i daughter, Rae Novitsky,
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School, spent tlf ,i st.ej,.. eni i v i s iti ng Da%id \l. Lieberwitz, on Sunday' ••
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82 Washington Blvd.
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her brothe,(11r. Benditson Net-
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formed the ceremony at his Komi ••
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/.rfi- and Mrs. II. Babcock and in the presence of the immediate ••
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SHOE
family.
After
a
two-weeks'
trill
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family are occupying their new
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home at the corner of Second and in the east, Mr. and NIrs. Lieber ;
witz
will
make
their
home
at
14•9
Merrick avenues.
Mr. Ira (;omit, of Onaway, Grand River avenue.
Mr. and NIrs. Mark Hurwitz, of
Mich., spent a few days in the city,
visiting Mrs. George Epstein, on New York, announce the engage=
nest of their daughter, Estelle, 1.6
his way home from Chicago.
Mrs. A. Lapin Cohen sang a Mr. Joseph Lamport, of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cohen, -152
group of three songs at the Artist
Student Recital, given at the De- Atkinson avenue, are visiting their
troit Institute of Musical Art, last nephew at the Great Lakes Train-
ing Station.
Gold—Gold and Platinum—and all Platinum—
Friday evening.
The warm weather the last few
carved and diamond set.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg,
of Toledo, spent a few days in the weeks has induced many motorist's
WRIST WATCHES
to make week-end trips to nearby
city last week.
FOR
resorts,
and,
as
always,
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ens
is
a
favorite
spot
for
Iktroit-
the Graduate
With the national army at Camp
Custer, spent the week-end home ers. Registered there last week
the Sportsman
were Mrs. II. G. Arden, NI:mud
last week,
The Motor Service Corps Of the Arden, Nathan Simon , ;. NIrs. R.
the Soldier
Red Cross, of which Mrs. limy Cohen, \I r. and NIrs. S. Frank and
Fechinter is chairman, provided Mr. A. Gross. Among those who
inc.
cars and drivers for to convey to have tried out the new Toledo road
Diamond
are Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Snyder, Mr,
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Saul Rifkin, \I r. Frank Shapiro,
NB-. and Mrs. George Loria.
NIrs. Seymour I lirsh, of Toledo, IT
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spent the fore part of the week
visiting in the city.
Arthur Coulson
Abraham Cooper
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in .Mlantic City.
Saturday evening all the 'nurses
Nit-. Earl Rosengarten, of Toledo
spent the week-end in the city.
Mrs. J. S. Eisman,
Two Stores.
Uptown, 253 Woodward
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To Insure publication all Items of interest for these columns should bei
mailed or phoned not later than Tuesday evening to MISS GOLDA,
GINSBURG, 314 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381.
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No Wardrobe Like the
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No pipes, no dampness—just cold air.
All furs are stored in a seperate room.
Protected against moths, fire and theft.
No musty cellars or dripping pipes.
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Furs Called For and Delivered
PHONE GLENDALE 5625.
General Cold Storage Co.
277 Grand River Avenue.
Fur Storage Department.