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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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SOCIETY

Nliss Millie Coplan, of Brush

Announcement is made by 11 r.

boulevard, has returned front a and Mrs. J. I.. Isaacs, of 523:i Ellis
week-end visit with her parents, at avenue, Chicago, III., of the engag•-

\I r. and NIrs Harry I.e fkofsky

are visiting in Chicago, where they I

arc the guests of NIrs. NI. Loeb.

was I lei- mule linneloch.

(Continued on page

arc receiving congratulations upon

the birth of a son.

NIrs. Jacob King and daughters,

Nlisses

Rita and .Xilt!tte, have just

returned from their trip east. Miss

Kits King has completed her course

at the Columbia University.

NIrs. NI. Cohn, of 122 East For-

has bern

summer-

10

her home.

Vir-

Park, left Wednesday after-

NIrs. Bernard II. Selling, of 98

New York City.

NIrs. Esther Slesinger and (laugh-

ter Etta, Statler I lotel, have gone to

Chicago to \ isit with Mrs. Sles-

inger's son, Lieut. Harold Slesinger,

whit is stationed there.

Individualized interpretations of the

NIrs. Adolph Sloman, of 33 E.

Palmer. has returned from her

summer home, Sans Souci, where

she spent the summer. She will

leave this week-end for Cleveland

for a visit with her daughter, 'Mrs.

Nathan Floss (nee Marjorie .S10-

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marD, who has given birth

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daughter.

Lieut. David II. Stark. stationed

at Fort Sill, I Ad:1110nm, is visiting

w ith his parents,

N1r. and NIrs.

Ilernian Stark, 122 Medbury, on an

Radiating

newness, con ■

ing

DE LUCA

Saturday Evening, October 12.

RUSSIAN BALLET

BARRERE-LITTLE SYMPHONY

Monday Evening, Oct. 21

Sophie Braslau

GALLI-CURCI

THE SLIM SILHOUETTE

Will Prevail For the Fall and Winter
There in no question but what the
stint silhouette will be retained In
suits and gowns throughout the new
season. There are modes and there
are experiments but changes in fast ,
ion these days are !mire a matter of
logic than experiment. The day of
startling and radical changes in dress
seems to be passed, and one season
lays the foundation of the styles of
the next season.
On the authority of II, Siegel Co. wo
say with cerUtinty that the
MO'
straight, slim silhouette will be much
III evidence. The gown may be drap-
ed, to be sure, but the drapery )rust
be arranged HO as to give the wearer
a straight, up and down look. If the
costume is made with tt tunic, the
tunic, as a rule is long.
Velvet gowns are conspicuous among
the fall models now on display . Some
of the most practical of these gowns
are straight and clinging and mado
of supple Velvet or Velveteen, quite
untrimmed, save or the rows of satin
buttons, 1111105 of silk or narrow
pleatings of silk or satin. II. Siegel
('o. recently received a remarkably
chic but simple model made of velvet
which had a narrow band of fur out-
lining the round neck and the turned
back cuffs. The gown was made In
one piece, belted loosely at the low
waistline by a scarf of black satin. At
either side of the skirt, appeared large
pocket-like draperies of the matterial.
Wool Jersey is receiving Its share
of modish approval and comes in love.
ly colorings. Many smart Jersey dreg.
sets are embroidered in contrasting
tone or In self color. This house Is
showing smart models in Internationol
blue, relieved by gay Japanese em-
broidery on the panels, which extend
down the front and back of the dress.

Soprano
Monday Eevening, Nov. 18
JASCHA

HEIFETZ

Monday Evening, Nov. 4

Pianist
Soprano.
GIACOMO

RIMINI

Baritone

Monday Evening, Nov. 25

HIPOLITO

Pianist
Monday Evening, Jan. t3
MABEL

Monday Evening, Dec. 2

Soprano

Violinist

LEO ORNSTEIN

Tenor

MISCHA

ELM AN

GARRISON

SEASON TICKETS-55-5848410412.
SEE PLAN NOW
0001) SEATS STILL AVAILABLE.
DEVO E.D E T R O I T Management.
933 Dime Bank Building
Phone Main 98

1 1111.1111.111MI

SHOP AT "SUFFRIN'S"

AND YOU SHOP WISELY—ECONOMICALLY

WOMOTI who shop wisely help in winning the war—
they save and avoid waiste.
The woman who buys the hest materials for her dress
or coat buys the cheapest--secures the most in wear and
looks for her money and saves in labor.
The woman who buys her tires goods, silks or woolens
at Suffren's Wholesale and Retail House saves 1.4 to 1-3
in the cost of her clothes from downtown dealers' prices,
and has the pick of the best.
Only goods of guaranteed quality are sold at Suffren's.
It's economy to anticipate future as well as present needs
before increasing scarcity and the new war taxes send
prices still higher.
Dressmakers come here from all parts of the city and
they are "experts" on materials and prices.
It will pay you well to bee my DOW Fall and Winter lines.

Dressmakers

Ifatik&&

Wholesale

Headquarters

East Side Jeweler

BUELL

LAZARO

with

The 'rosiest and Biggest

DAI

ROSA

RABA

Violinist
Monday Evening. Jan. 6

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT

Cor. Adams and Hastings

BARITONE

WORLD'SGREAT EST OPERATIC QUARTET

Rabbi and NIrs. A. I. ilershman

Virginia l'ark, has returned front

$45.00 AND UPWARDS

MARTINELLI

Contralto
Monday Evening, Nov. 11
AMELITA

latter part of July.

City.

mode for those who (!'sire the "diftur-

NIr. Charles Nliller, son of NIT. .

Winifred, August 21. NI r , . AsImer urban collision which occurred the

imon for a short stay at New York

ent"

LAZZARI

TENOR

and N Irs. Bernhard Nliller, 1I$3

announce the birth of a daughter, from injuries received in an inter-

ginia

TAILORED
FROCKS---

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l'amp ( fl uster, was id 1)ct mit for the

NIrs. ()scar Rosenberger,

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SEASON OPENS MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30
CONTRALTO
SOPRANO

Third avenue, who is stationed at

ing at NI.ickinac Island, has re-

CORNER./ HIGH .,.!HASTINGS

10—EVENTS-10
AT NEW ARENA GARDEN'S AUDITORIUM

Mr. and Mrs. \lomat F. Ashner holidays. Mr. Nliller is recovering

turned

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS

PHILHARMONIC COURSE

dred, to Osman Fisher, of Detroit.

est avenue, who

Robinson-Cohen Co.

e7oit's Greatest Concerts

ment of their daughter. Irene NW-

'ruled°, O.

Robinson- Cohen
furniture is of that
substantial type that
lasts for a lifetime--
the same kind of
furniture that our
parents bought
when they started
housekeeping many
many years ago - - -

ri

Retail

One door Adams on Gratiot.

315 HASTINGS

Ste.

Detroit, Mich.

extended furlough.

smart and original.

Miss Theresa Unman, who has

been visiting for several months

711E

with NIr. and N1rs. .1Ifred (Miter-

man, of St. Paul, returned 'unite

Saturday.

PACK- WOLIN
SHOP

Mr. Ben Stark, Military Police,

It(oth Depot Brigade, Camp Custer,

who u as injured when the car in

which he u as riding home on a fur-

lough u as struck by a freight train.

76 Washington Blvd.

is retained recovering.

NIrs. Lulu Barman, of St. Paul,

who has been visiting in this city,

For Exclusive and Distinguished Designs For Engagement
Rings

a ll a n

\I r. and NIrs. Nathan

Floss,

of

Cleveland, (.1., are receiving con-

gratulations

On

the birth of a (laugh-

ter. NIrs. Nathan Flitss formerly

u as Nliss Nlarjorie Sloman.

Woodward at Gratiot

NI r. and NIrs. Sam Nlarwil, 112

"The Sallan Corner"

sos...ss so . P:0, HNO :PsoH is,

has returned to her home.

California avenue, hate returned

from a motto- trip 14) Chicago.

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AND FINANCE

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--chance of promotion. Are you
looking for an

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Business Training

Three-year Evening Course
Leading to the 11 C. S. Degree.

Ladies Admitted
To the Course

LAW SCHOOL
of the
University of
Detroit

ENGINEERING

Fits men and women to practice
In any part of the country,

--This war is a battle of brains.

High-grade Professors
Unequalled Location
Well-furnished Library
Convenient Hours

For further particulars apply In

Registrar, Law School

For Further Information,
Registrar, School of C. and F.

A Timely
Profession

—It has been a war of

gineers,

- Opportunities to help the goy-
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—If you are considering En-
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apply for particulars at once.

UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT

350 JEFFERSON AVE. E., DETROIT, MICH.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Our fall showing ,of the newest fabrics are now ready for your se-
lection.
Exclusive designs in suits, coats, and skirts direct from Fifth
Avenue, New York.

Everybody Likes

MEYERS

LADIES' TAILOR AND FURRIER
420 WOODWARD AVE.
This month all furs remodeled according to 1, t'
able price.

Meadow Gold Butter

styles at reason.

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GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT RIGHT PRICES

ALTMAN & CO.

The Fox River Butter Co.

DELICATESSEN, GROCERIES AND FRUITS

Two Phones
Glendale
5875-3970

Two Stores

717 Woodward Ave.
739 Woodward Ave.

"Meet Friedberg—
Wear Diamonds"
's satV
GriswoldSt.

ant Malole y

En-

Chemists, Physicists,
and Doctors,

DETROIT

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