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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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The Young People's Society of

Mr.

PACE SEVEN

Samuel Goodman, son of

'Temple Beth El announces the Mr. and Airs. Louis Goodman, of
beginning of its customary activ- 239 Aledbury avenue, has left for

To insure publication all items of interest for these columns should be
malted or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH
CHRONICLE, 207 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381.

BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED,

ities for the year The Wednes- Garden City, N. Y., where lie is
day Evening Study Clubs, which enrolled in the Aviation Service.

proved so popular last season,

Mr. Fred Nf. Butzel leaves on Sat-
are to be resumed, and the first urday for New York to attend an

organization meeting- of these executive meetinf of the National
classes is called fur Wednesday Conference of Jewish Charities, of

evening, November 13th, at 7:45
p.

Every member of the Voting

which he is president.

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That Different Shop
MEN'S, YOUNG MEN'S and BOYS'
Wearing Apparel
CLOTHES, HABERDASHERY and HEADWEAR

"Quality At Modest Prices."

ox THE noiti.EvAitn

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People's Society is eligible for
membership i nsuch of the Edu-

cational Clubs as appears of most
interest to the individual.

Al r. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett,

Avenue East, have re-
turned from Spring Lake Ileach,
N. J.

Warren

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marx,

Rhode Island avenue, have re-

ceived word of the safe arrival
overseas of their son, :ergt. Don-
ald A. Marx.

ed

SHOPS

Detroit's Linen Headquarters

A THANKSGIVING SALE

OF FINE LINENS

Airs. Pearl Go ldman, of Cif
Virginia !'ark s announces the

marriage of her daughter, Rae, to
Alax Goldman, November 3rd.

MISS MAYE

Alr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lan-

An interesting announcement of the week is the engagement of :have
sky announce the engagement of
Elias, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Elias, of 790 Brush Street, to Mr. Max
their daughter, Bessie, to Mr.
Minkowsky, son of Rev. and NIri. A. Minkowsky, of this city.

Harry Sheyer, of Saginaw.

The ban has been lifted

and'

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,
Ph i s tea wi l l reptace the usual

Al r. and Mrs. J. R. Netzorg, 77
Detroit society will resume its
"
activities with renewed vigor and Acquaintance Luncheon" as a l'rentis avenue, announce the
simpler form of entertainment birth of a son on October 25th.
enthusiasm,

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more consistent with the times.

Alr. and Airs. !)avid A. Brown
are allIong the Thursday even-
Scenes from the opera,
ing boxholders for the concerts
ple be inaugurated with an "Ac-
by the sante cast that of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
quaintance Tea" by the \\*omen's gave the .
performance at the tra,
Auxiliary of Temple Beth El on Northern high
igh School—the per-
November Ilth, at 2:30.
formance tthiclt won such un-
Max Kahn, Detroit attorney,
stinted praise from the critics—
has been admitted to practice be-
luiterman, of Cinchmatt, will be
given. ""I he Flower
fore the Supreme Court in Wash-
is the guest of her uncle, Mr. Duct,"
from Madame Butterfly, ington.
Samuel Ileavenrich.
and several pretty Japanese songs
will be rendered.
Mrs. I fumy
Krolik and Mrs.
TIT-BITS OF GOSSIP
.\ II in all, the Program Com- Sint Hart are at the Park Hotel,
mittee °has arranged a splendid Alt. Clemens.
Heard in Fashion's Realm.
'murrain that pr.
es a del ight-
Almost every suit or wrap this wm.
w t n-

It is very fitting, indeed, that

the season's activities at the Tem-

tee has its bit of for trimming. in
some instances the fur trimming
forms almost a third of the garment.
A lovely wrap which B. Siegel Co. re-
catty showed tea., of henna red
velour with a very deep heaver collar
which, when opened, formed a •apelet
effect. A deep band of the heaver
trimmed the coat at the lower part,
extending up one-third of the coat
length.

Jaunty little Eton coats of fur often
complete a costume of cloth. An ex-
ample is a imstinne of soft, warm wool
velour which has almost the vrarnith
of a wrap and which is made comfor-
table enough for the average winter
weather by the addition of a smart,
little mallet of fur.
Cape effects are noted In coat styles
and street costumes.
One interest-

ing title street frock recently sold by
this House showed a long, cape-like
Panel, hanging from the shoulder to
the hem of the frock where it was at-
tached to the skirt with several but-
tons, The street frock was made
simply, fastening at the front with a

fttl and enjoyable afternoon to all
who attend.

Mrs. I). Stein, 31S Erskine
street, has received word from

her brother, Sergeant David

I lse t laddassith will hold the Freedman, that he has recovered
first card party of the season at from wounds received in battle,
the home of Mrs. Alax Lieber- Selitember 1st, and has returned
man, IunY Second avenue, on to his regiment.
Tuesda ■
;I! CFI], II In, NiiVCIllber
Sergeant Freedman enlisted in

h 2th,

the old Alichigan Thirty-first
\11 numbers and their friends regiment in 19114, and did border
are cordially invited. , The pro- duty fur six months in Mexico.
ceeds of this card party will go I lc went to WaCO, Tex., in
July,
tiovards the purchase of ntaterial PO:, with Co. .1., One Hundred
to lie used in garments fur Pales- and Thirty-tirst infantry, going
tinian babies.
overseas in November.

Major I.. J. H irschman, III
Alajor Alax Bailin, who is sta-
Virginia Park. ha: just returned ti ■ medat Camp Grant, Rockford,
from a sixteen months' stay in III.. is spending a week's leave
France. Alafor I lirscinitan went in Detroit.
over with the Ilarper unit.
Al rs. Ilarry Bornstein and

single row of buttons and there was
:I r. and Airs. Benjamin Cross, daughter, Marian, who have been
a material twit and pockets which
■ if I )exter Boulevard, are at the guests of Air. Alanuel Jacoby,
trimmed the Imilice and skirt.

Embroidery this year is not con-
fined to gowns and blouses but ap-
pears In almost everything that wo-
men wear. Old bits of needle work
hate been l•rmight forth and adopted
in their °Minna! form to modern cos-
tumes and
old•fashloned stitches
and c ot
have been copied.
The inspH.non from Many
of the
mnlllr-
wt.: ,
lend such a distinction
to the gowl,• of the moment come from
remote sour, •
Dull silver or gold
thread, he,
floss, and even wool
Yarn are iv
idence. as well an a flat,
corded hr;,.
a small ribbon.—adv.

Don't Wait Until You Have
to pay Next Winter's War-
time Priccs!
Buy Now—Direct
F rom the Makers!

French Lick Springs, have returned to Lansing.

— .
Air. David Brown is out of
Mrs. Meyer Berg, who has
i„tert,,,t, if the Mich. been visiting in New York, has
town
returned to this city.
igan Patriotic Fund.

:\ Ir. and Mrs. Louis

Mendel -

Mrs. Fannie Halbstein, of 1511

avenue, who has b een
visiting in Toledo with Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Saxon, has re-

Among the section presidents turned to this city.
.\ mong the many entertain-
named of the Detroit Branch Of
s arranged for Airs. Halb-
the Needlework G u ild are th e fu t.

Aliss N. C. \Veinntan, stein during her visit was a de-

Airs. Leo Zuckerman. AIN. A. AL lightful recepkion and musicale,
•hrman, Mrs. S. Komi:liter, Mrs. at which Mr. and Airs. Saxon
NI. A. Hirschfeld, Mrs. J. I,. were host and hostess.

Nlarx, Mrs. Al. E. Pollasky and

Mrs. E. Harris

—
Miss Helen Neuman, of New
York City. who has been visiting

Marie Cohen is visiting in with her sister, AIrs..1nton Kauf-
!Ilan, has returned to her home.

Columbus, O.

You twill

do better than

Pres ent norm a l prices by pur-

chasing direct from America's
leading
manufacturing fur-
tiers.

MARKS

212.216 Michigan Ave,'

—near Third

Our linens have always come from the fittest Belfast sources, but
these
Belfast makers have produced nothing for the past year and a half. Now,
with the end of the war in sight, they have begun work on their new "Victory"
patterns, which will be the first linen shipments to come over.

Already we have signed and returned to them our first big priority
goods to be shipped in first available bottoms.

order—

Ilere in Detroit, we must get ready for these new things. We must clean
house, so to speak—reduce our present stocks to the lowest operating mini-
mum. Where we now carry 25 patterns of one line, we must reduce it to ten.

So today we will start with all 'Mew^ which are slightly ,
soiled or mussed
from display,
and handling and all odd and broken lines. They arc all wonder-
ful values and you'll have plerty of time to launder them fur Thanksgiving
Day.

In the first big
lot are slightly soiled and mussed Table

Napkins, Lunch Cloths, Doylies, Scarfs, Luncheon
, in Damask, Madeira, Cluny and
Laces in all
•,./e: and patterns. They go On sale Filet
today at

25% off'

Damask Table Cloths of Irish Manufacture

7 only, 72x 72" Cloths, formerly $11.00 to $157h

11 only, 72x 90" Cloths, formerly $12.50 to
14 only, 72x108" Cloths, formerly $12.50 to S's uu
7 only, 81x 81" Cloths, formerly $13.00 to $23 00
12 only, 81x108" Cloths, formerly $18.00 to $35.(0
4 only, 90x 90" Cloths, formerly $25.00 to
;MOO

25% off

Otte big table with all our slightly soiled or mussed
Madeira Table Cloths, Luncheon Sets, Doylies and Center
Pieces. Every one in perfect condition otherwise—at....

Another table contains Cluny and Filet Lace Center
Pieces, Doylies and Scarfs in many pretty patterns, shapes
and designs, hand embroidered and all in perfect condition.
They are slightly soiled. Choice today at

25% off

25% of

Sale Begins on Fifth Floor at 9 a. m. Today

Aristocrats of Footwear

The style exclusiveness of the new foot-
wear shown on our Fourth Floor gives this
term a real meaning. It is their dignified sim-
plicity, their authoritative style and beauty that
lends to them a genuine charm.

ssohn have returned from New Michigan

York and \Vashington.

A New Style

Such boots as these make wo-
men welcome the brisk days of
fall. This model in tan Russia
calf is trim, comfortable, stylish,
with the usual "Fyfe" distinction
of design. It is 8 1-2 inches high
—just the proper height for the
new fall costumes, with light
welt soles and full Louis heels.

Price, $12.50

The

same

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Abraham Cooper

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model in bronze
$12