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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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MISS EVEI.\'N 1 ■ LOOME.

Mrs. A. Illoome of tutu Street announces the engagement of her daugh-
, ter, Evelyn, to Mr. Benjamin Stark, son of Nir. and Nirs. Herman Stark,.
of 122 Nleilliury Ave. \I r. Stark, who has been in service over a year, is at
present stationed at Camp Custer, belonging to the Military Police Brigade.

With the entrance of Ossip it takes in the whole. •he lecture
Gabrilowitsch into Detroit's mu- will be illustrated musically by the
sical life comes the inspiration and. best men in the Detroit Symphony;

Fall and Winter Models

for the smartly gowned woman

may be found at

.—Et a b's Mtllinetp,
Shop

ding makers are inc!uded)

interested in civic betterment.

the orchestra, ;ttul the relationship
Among the women's clubs who of the audience and the orchestra. : '
are taking up an educational move- The mission of symphonic music

ment of this sort is the Jewish will be discussed.
Woman's Club, which will be ad-
Later in the season NIT- . Gabrilo-
dressed Oct. ltith at Temple Beth witsch has arranged to speak before
El by—Mr. Gabrilowitsch on the other organizations Uf woilleti. •

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subject of "The Orchestra and Its
Instruments." Ile will give a short

\1r. and NIrs. .1dolph Sloman
history of the orchestra, and deal, and NIr. and NIrs. Irving Hirsch-
with each instrument and the part man, of Palmer Ave., E., have
moved to the Foxes Apts., ;1017
East Grand Blvd.
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Recognized as the most thorough and artistic school in this part of the
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EVERY BRANCH IS REPRESENTED BY FAMOUS
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School Is Now Open

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT

with

Nliss Elsa Freidenberg has re-

turned from a visit to Cincinnati.

A

NIrs. Edward Lowman, who has

been the house guest of Miss •

Emma Blaze], has retiirnol to her
home in Cincinnati.

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For information and year book, address

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(Products of Berkey & Gay,

Sligh, Luce and other bed-

opportunity for greater education Orchestra.
in the different phases of musical
'Hie address will also deal with
expression to many organizations the influence of the conductor of

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Rabbi IAN, M. Franklin, w ho
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WOODWARD AVE.AT JOHN R.T.

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meetings in Cincinnati, among them

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the Executive Committee of the
Central Conference of American

Rabbis, of which lie is vice-presi-
dent, has returned to this cite.

NIrs. Tracy Friedman, of Ius

lite fforhant Shop

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1Varren Ave., announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Pearl Shintherg , to 'Mr. Fred
Harris, of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Avery Ginsburg,'
74 Massachusetts Ave., were holi-

day guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Rosenberg, of Toledo.

Miss 1)elia !merman, McLean

ve., has left to resume her studies
'at the University of Chicago.

Louis Hill Freidenberg, son of

Mrs. Rudolph Freidenberg, has
left for New Haven, Conn., to re-
port for duty in the U S N . R. F.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 11. Bar-
nett, of Pontiac, Mich., announce

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the marriage of their daughter,
Beatrice. to Mr. Samuel N. Magid-

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sohn, United States Navy, which

took place Thursday, September
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man, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs.

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as Mr. Magidsohn is stationed at
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