THE JEWISH CHRONICLE To insure publication all items of interest for these columns should be mailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH CHRONICLE, 207 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381. HoW NIrs. II. NI . Fecheim•r is one of the P ■ itn ■ ti\ , e, for the ■ The 1",41 I auf Tau Fraternity, i;Eminel ( }lamer. met Sinnla af- ■ afternoon concerts for m e n ternoon, November 17th, at their in service. the lint one of the usual meeting place, resinnim.• series to be given this Sunday their meetings f o r the coming •lks' Temple. clwul ear. Plans it ere outlined for extensi Nc work alomz.frater- ■ Mr. and NIrs. (•liades \. iial and social hies. tin ,t,,,,a1,1 and NIT- . and NIrs. Louis ■ the guests of I ■ ablii t;oldlierg spent Sunda ;Vrt.CIII"• of •\ PP ICT isconsin. "" m i., i) „, id 1, , , i n, ,, f iwi has eonu T ,, j„ . „ consul, \liss N„„ I lccht. Fast Ilaticock .\tcnue . tcith ‘vhoin vhe \\ ill leave for Florida sh Dining Room Furniture of Period Designs Engagement Announced. ET your l'hanksgiving Dinner lie enjoyed amid the pleasing atmospliere,,of that long-anticipated, new dining suite. 1 11'e are showing a very beautiful display of Period I)ining Room Furniture of American and Antique designs Macro Anne, NN'illiani and 'Alary. Louis and Sheraton. Chu' prices are 111111•11 tuner than others (in Furniture of this quality. You will find our terms convenient. Robinson-Cohen Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS CORNER V HIGH am/HASTINGS FIVE PLOCKS EAST fr WOODWGEM FIVE 61.004111MM NORTH-SOUND rOWITEINTH Cuss PAH THE oN4 :TS AND :TABLES Rudolph Ganz, -ad and the customary short- to make it difficult to keep it behooves the wise house- of good worm blankets and MISS IDA ilankets from the best domes- dres and all qualities. Prices ) pair. .e, gray or tan with blue or tciall y priced Pr. tA trRed $5.50 urry cr tan fancy checks. en nl $2.75 vize.--regu• $3.50 uce 1 for t!iis site two lots of nfur.ers in favored colon and doted to $5.95 and et nn s rehired to IPOWV has returned to this city. tro't the first part of the \Neck. NIrs. Frank N. Cooper, 712' East I;rand ( mlevard, enter- tained thirty children Thursday "Take this Romance in D-flat of Sibelius—I can play it for you, and then, ad- justing the Duo-Art Record of my interpretation, allow the instrument to repeat the number. "If you sit with your eyes closed I know that you cannot tell whether you are listening to my playiing or to the Duo-Art's perfect simulation of my per- formance. ■ in honor of the twelfth birthday of her daughter. Mildred. The children played games, enjoy e d the movies, and were served sup-. p e r at 6:30 o ' clock. Recent Visitor from Chicago. Two exceptionally good line, S.00 AND The following, from a recent interview with Mr. Ganz, tells of unqualified pianoforte pre-eminence. He says: Nlilwatikee for the past month. NIr. and Mrs. Louis N,Volf. of 1 t3.50 value Ryclo4A Ganz been visiting with friends in ; Toledo, spent a few days in De-1 hammed Bed Spreads—satin Spre Mrs. NI. Freedman. who has blue, gray $8.50 Pr. Duo-Art Reproducing. Piano cards. $6.85 Pr . Ind Bed Spreads rele and Mrs. M. Gordon, 228 East flout- calm strict. to fl r. Benjamin Gould. Reception Sunday, December I, front 2 to 5 and from 7 to 111 p. in. No A inks, blues, grays or tans-- aality Pr. famous pianist —who was heard last evening at the Arcadia with the New York Symphony Orchestra, speaks in highest praise of the GORDON. The engagement is announced of flits Ida Gordon, daughter of Mr. lkets ATI OT $10.95 Idled with the best grade $14.50 "It is difficult for any but an artist who has recorded on the Duo-Art to rea- lize how wonderful the instrument really is—for no one else can judge the Duo- Art so critically and consequently appreciate so fully its triumph." —RUDOLPH GANZ. The Duo-Art Reproducing Piano en- ables you to hear the great artists in the privacy of your home just as you would hear them in concert• or recital. Also, with it, you can play any of the thousands of Pianola music rolls, giving fullest ex- pression to YOUR OWN interpretation. All Duo-Art models may, of course, be played by hand in the usual manner. Other instruments in exchange Phone Cherry 3600 Private demonstration any time— fourth floor It is really three instruments in one— in musical possibilities and in quality, without a rival! 's Sensational Tenor Grinnell Bros )LITO ARO ENS AUDITORIUM I at Hendrie) Exclusive Michigan Representatives. 24 STORES--HEADQUARTERS 243-247 Woodward Ave. MISS ESTYR COLEMAN. Who spent the past VIA With Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friedman, of 124 Medbury avenue. \I r. .Nbel Bernstein, of Edge- water, III., is the guest of Mr. ening, November 25 DAI BUELL, Pianist LAR PRICES Floor, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. RINNELL'S TODAY Steinway, Steck, Stroud and the Weber are the only Duo-Art Reproducing Pianos. Grand and upright models. No pedaling required. NIr. and NIrs. II:trry Curtis, of and Mrs. Charles C. Simons, 21 244 Winder St., are proud of Connecticut Ave. their three sons serving in France. Private Al Curtis is \I r. Nlilton NI. Alexander ad- with the Post hospital, Base dressed the Irnai Brit!) Club at Section No. 1. Private Sam Cur- tis is with the 148th Field Artil- lery and has been in active ser- vice since his arrival in France five months ago. Private Dave Curtis is with the 340th Infantry, Co. E., 85th Division. their club-nminis, 64 Broadway, Mrs. NI. I). Berck is visiting her parents, NIr. and NIrs. I. NIellinan, of Columbus, O. Ruth have left fur Davenport, Iowa, to spend a week with her mother and sisters. Friday noon, On the subject "Im- provements in the Economic Condition of American Jewry." Mrs. ('has. A. Einst•rwald and daughters Nlaxine, Nliriam and Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin was a guest of honor at 'a luncheon given on Thursday by the Phi- lanthropy and Reform Depart- mentof the Club. Cadillac Art Shop Large selection of pic- tures Framed and Un- framed. Picture Framing and Portrait enlarging our spe- cialty expert work, surpris- ingly low prices. 52 GRAND RIVER AVE.