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A very simple Len beautiful w•d- varied-colored chrysanthemums and
ding took place NIonda
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Mrs. Nlax Maly, became the bride flowers.
of Mr. \lax lierendt of this city.
The bride entered on the arm of,
"Hie wedding, which was wit- her father to the strains of Alen-
nessed by the family and a in delssohn's 'Wedding March played
close rail
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Westminster, Rabbi Leo NI. Frank- with a veil of tulle and rosepointe
lin officiating.
lace. She carried a beautiful)
"Ishe rooms were artistically dec.- shower bouquet of orchids and
orate,' with a profusion of fluffy, pompom chrysanthemums.
Aliss Marian Norris, who at-
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II Alay, mother of the bride, was at-
tractively gowned in silver-em-
broillered net over satin.
What Woman Can Resist a
Fur Turban ?
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groom.
Following the ceremony, a wed- •
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their friends, upon their return, at
Westminster .Ave.
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Despite the fact that Detroit was
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HIS is the season for dining room furniture!
And the Robinson-Cohen showings do ade-
quate justice to the demand.
day veering over the peace report,
society donned its best bib and
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The showings include individual articles and
complete suites in such desirable designs as Queen
Anne, William and Mary, Sheraton, Louis XIV,
Louis XVI, etc.
tt Symphony Orchestra. If anyone
had entertained doubts as to the at-
American Walnut, Brown Mahogany, and
Jacobean Oak continue first in favor.
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tucker, a modest one to be sure, and
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There fa nothing more eharmtng — more softly becoming to every
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face than a fur turban. A beautiful fur chapeaux—petite and chic,
EE so snug and warm, is smart with the tailored suit—lovely with the
; new fur coat.
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Interesting, Timely Offerings
for Thanksgiving
elusion of which Mr. and Airs.
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ST. LOUIS tended the bride, wore a gown of
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home of the bride's residence, :id a gown of white satin, en-train,
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evening, the spacious living-room, where tile
nth, when \liss Elsa ceremony took place, was a verit-
Carolyn lay, (laugher of Air. and able bower of the same autumn
November
NEW FUR MODELS ARE OF
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NUTRIA
AND A HOST OF EXQUISITE
COMBINATIONS
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Detroit is so intent upon the suc-
cess of its symphony and so proud
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that it found time amidst all the
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tendance on such an occasion, his
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Among the box holders were Mr.,
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POPULAR VICTORY CONCERT
ARCADIA, SUNDAY, NOV. 17, AT 3:30
trd has been received of the
I werseas of Lieut. Sidney
NV. Snyder, who is attached to the
3Ith Division of Infantry, C. S. A.
DIRECTION OF OSSIP
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\Villiain is Davie:, of
SOLOISTS
GRETA TORPADIE
SOPRANO
LOUIS WOLFF
Woodland Avenue. has
cell
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weeks
where she was called by the serious
illness of her son, C•orge, ,ta
VIOLINIST
Community Chorus of Patriotic Songs
Seats 25c, 50c; Box Seats 75c—At Grinnell's
Season Tickets-14 Concerts--$2.50, $5.00, $7.50
NEXT PAIR OF SYMPHONY CONCERTS
Friday Evening, Nov. 22, at 8:30
Saturday Afternoon, Nov. 23, at 3:30
HULDA LASHINSKI •
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arrival
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
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guests for the evening.
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Program—Dvorak, "New World Symphony;" Aria
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"Midsummer Night's Dream" Music; Aria from "La
; Forza del Desiino;" Berlioz, "Roman Carnival" Over-
ture.
SEATS 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00—At Grinnell's.
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tiered at the Navy .Aeronautic Sta-
tion. A: soon as \I r. Davies
able to travel. he will return to
home, with his mother, for a
day furlough.
In Alonday of this week, Rabb
I.eo NI. Franklin began his third
course of addresses on the Litera-
ture of the Old Testament Ili the
TWCIltieth
Century. Club.
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Mrs. S. NI. Cohen assisted Mrs.
Frederick Fitzgerald and Nliss .1th-
ena Henkel at a small musical tea
Thursday, given at Airs. Fitzger-
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