THE JEWISH CHRONICLE ?AGE TWO F-U-R- You will do better than present normal prices by pur- chasing direct from America's leading manufacturing fur- riers. 212-216 Michigan Ave. —near Third CHERRY 1 5 8 Mr. and Mrs. L. Wineman have returned from Buffalo, where they had been visiting with their daugh- ter, Mrs . Arthur Victor, who was Mrs. seriously ill with pneumonia. Victu- a is reported very much better. Mr. Edmund. Sloman has returned from New York city. Nit's. Louis H. Goldberg of Grand Rapids. who has been visiting here with' her sisters, has returned to her house. Many charming entertain- ments in' Mr S. GOldhCrg'S honor were United States army and has resumed his practice in this city. ens w.ohaurion Blvd. ernment." Rabbi A. M. Hershman left Thurs- day for Philadelphia, where he will attend the American ' Jewish Con - I IOW much mere satisfactory ft Is 19 WV SS. . AT THE STATLER ON TIIE BOULEVARD The Ideal Waist Shop To University Building 17 East Grand River 0,400.01 OUR BLOUSES reflect individuality with workmanship that is skilled. Designing and color com- bining is empahsized with originality Choose from our fabrics or you may furnish your own Window Shades can be Cleaned Like New Vie Make New Shades Ccciirately Fitted Our' Workmanship is Highest—Our Prices Lowest An estimate is given free of charge Michigan Shade Cleaning Co. Glendale 5714 317 Grand River A7• practical give gifts , . The thoughtfulness, good cheer and M memory of the giver carry on Wicker Wood Carriers, Frenth gray. • mahogany, natural or green 10: n rn Ant. Brass finish $J.JU 20' .11—Coal Hod honte. Mrs. G. Kantorowitz and daugh- ter. Naomi, of Boston, is a guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and NIrs. T. Adelson, of 201 Kirby avenue. Mrs. David A. Brown has been ap- pointed one of the District NI ajors Red Cross drive. in the forthcoming Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller, Jr„ 249 Chicago boulevard, returned Monday front Bay City, where they were the guests over Thanksgiving of Mr. Max $7.00 I. Levinson, Miss Anne Cohn and Mr. Max Kahn. Boudoir Lamps Smoker Sets Desk Lamps Adjustable Lamps Candlesticks Door Knockers Piano Lamps Bronze Vases Door Stops Office Desk Lamps Silk Shades Brass Andirons Screens Fire Tools Coal Grates Gas Logs Hearth Brushes Wood Carriers Potteries Coal Hods, Statuary Itruss Fireset, coin plete with, shovel, poker, time .Tuesday, December 24th. ETTING@ 4✓7,181/SNIO /SY f 71 BROADWAY 3544-B—Wrought Odle- ono Ant. Brass finish. Excellent value 5, . and *Mrs. Seymour 11. Frank- lin have returned home after a 10 days' stay in New Cork. • Mrs. Henry A. Krolik has returned after a several weeks' sojourn at Mt. exammanassimmeasserrias0 Clemens. Mrs. I. Cohen of III Farnsworth avenue left for Cleveland, 0. Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown wish to an- the engagement of their daughter Alice to Mr. Maxwell Solo- vich, son oi Mr. and Mrs. .;. Solo- VIOL Of this city. Mrs. Henry M. Fechimer is on a committee of five which, headed by Mrs. Russell A. Alger. Jr., will take charge of the 10.000 Detroit women who will participate in the Red Cross drive. Velvet is Favored for After- noon and Evening Gowns Nor Thitt, Nor 3.4er, ,Ifor Angour A Dainty Box of Stationery Proust the beginning of the present mason velvet has been elle of the most favored fabrics. One sees it everywhere and in all types of cos- tumes. Perhaps the velvet afternoon I tzow-ii is most in evidence—smart moth Is to suit dowager and dein'- tants evolved front this exquisitely supple weave. An unusually graceful costione for afternoon wear was recently shown h. It. Siegel. Co. in black velvet. The gown could really be calltd a coat ss fur the wide bands of fur trim- ming would be too cumbersome sin- . dcr a long cape or cloak. The Stationery is a gift that brings continual remembrances of the giver. It is practical, econom- ical, sensible. was held in loosely at the w,iistline by. a narrow. girdle of the material. Wide fur bands edged the skirt and the sleeves were finished at the wrist Stationery that comes from Gregory, Mayer & Thom has an individuality of its own that stamps the gift with per- Sonality. One can find here box stationery in an amazing variety of styles and finishes, priced moderately for hol- iday giving. Your inspection of our stock is invited. Gregory, Mayer & Thom Co. 19-25 Cadillac Square with deep bands of the fur.• A •inn tar hand was draped about the neck to form a collar. Another charming but more flim- I plc street costume was of beaver col. ored velvet trimmed with heaver. The coat was slim :Mil straight and held in loosely at the waistline by a nar- row sash of the velvet. The coat was cuffed or bordered by a deep I band of the beaver. and the same 'peltry formed the cuffs and the high standing collar. Velour or some variatiod of the velour family is a material which !also finds much favor for the best looking suits. wraps and gowns at B. Siegel Co. We noted a charming little dress of henna red velour, I trimmed with sealskin. The bolero blouse has the appearance of opening 140•DECia $10.00 likitiklie4NEtietittfONE 0.1§00§00* 0§C*0§0§~§000§00**, Mrs. Max Stotter has returned front Cleveland, 0., where she at- tended the funeral of Mr. Stottcr's brother Mr. Stotler is still in Cleve- 110IIIICe 19 anti stand 'P&L. ''fJ For your convenience we will cheerfully lay aside and hold any article you may select, wrap same neatly and deliver to any part of the city on Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Adler of Hancock avenue announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Rose Dor- othy, to Mr. Joseph A. Barken. of this city. Rabbi A NI. Hershman offici- ated. Among the Detroiters registered at the Hotel McAlpine, New York, during the week are the following: Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Scheinman, Mt. G. $8.50 .& indefinitely. Library Lamps attend. M iss Kate Cohn, of Chic.tgo, who has been visiting for several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Harry Levin, of Kirby avenue, has returned to her English bellows—hand- carved, antique finish Timely Suggestions for „ "Him" or "Her" for Palestinian babies. Mr. Lost Kraus spent a few days in Toledo with his mother, NIrs. S. W. Sherman. Miss Mabel Illonmgarden of 462 Virginia Park. is spending a few weeks in Chicago with friends. The raffle of the Sigma Phi Beta Sorority - will take place Sunday, De-. cember 14. at the home of Miss Julia Klein, 93 Eliot street, at 3 p. ns. All holders of tickets are requested to 1 make Mr. Max Finkelston addressed the Irnai !Frith club at their Forum din- ner, Tuesday, December 10. He spoke on "Police Power and Gov- r. and Mrs. Abe Srere have re- turned from Columbus, O., where Srere had been stationed. given during her stay in this city. M r. J. F. Teichner of 123 Nirginia Dr. Milton P. Fisher has received l'ark left on Saturday for Los An- his discharge from service in the geles, expecting to remain in Cali- fornia for the winter. Hadassah will give their first dance AT THE of the season on Sunday evening, De- cember 15, at the Shaarey . Zetlek. The STATLER proceeds of this dance Hill be used .to purchase material for garments That Different Shop MEN'S, YOUNG MEN'S and BOYS' Wearing Apparel CLOTHES, HABERDASHERY and HEADWEAR "Quality At Modest Prices." ".40114 . FIREPLACE GOODS from NETTINGS PRACTICAL GIFTS To Insure publication all items of Interest for these columns should be /nailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH CHRONICLE, 207 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381. HERMAN&BEN MARKS 4041, 140 tiN 14000§00,0 Don't Wait Until You Have to pay Next Winter's War- time Prices! Buy Now—Direct From the Makers! at the front to form a waistcoat of creamy white cloth trimmed with dull. gold braid. The bolero edges are finished with bands mad small gold buttons.—Adv, Better furniture is not produced , than that which we present in our extensive furniture department. Here you will find the productions of such celebrated makers as Berkey Gay, Grand Rapids Furniture Co.. Luce Furniture Co., Kapott Bro., etc. Robinson-Cohen Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS CORNER .f HIGH an/HASTINGS INC BLOCKS UST y woolnimaD PM BLOCKS NORTH ef G.TioT 0011TO •110.0 r00.TICNTN CARS PAIL Tot 0000