1 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TWO 1 Buy XMAS FURS direct from the 0 et l j i 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. Lieut. Martin 11. Robinson, of NIrs. Bernard B. Selling and children arc visiting in \Vheeling, 12 'Broadway, stationed at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., is home on a \V. Va. furlough. Lieut. Robinson ex- makers \lrs. Dina Finn, of New York, pects to be transferred to General lospital No. tli;, of this city. who was the guest of her daugh- H. & B. MARKS t t r, Mrs. II. B. Selling has re- Airs. Samuel Frank and chil- turned home. - America's Leading Manufacturing Furriers. driin arc visiting in Cleveland, 0. Mr. Lester J. Leopold has left 212 to 216 Michigan Ave. F on a business trip, to be gone two Manuel Merton, an IS-year-old Party Dresses For Young Women months. Are Delightfully Simple. Russian Jew, in Canada but live The social season, immediately fol- Mrs. Max Goldberg and child, lowing the holidays, is the time of all of 742 Seneca avenue, are visiting times, when pretty party costumes are in favor. Tiny girls, school girls in Pittsburgh, Pa. They will go and their big sisters, all want to ex- to New York city before return- press in their attire something of the ing to Detroit. joy of peace times. We arc displaying all sorts of pretty party gowns for juveniles and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schrieber, young women. Young girls from II who have been visiting in Cleve- to 15, the years considered the awk- ward age, are, as a rule, more diffi- land, have returned to thiseeity. cult to dress than at atiy other period. But for party occasions the modes of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hausman the grownup can be followed pro- vided an air of girlishness is intro- and Miss Henrietta Staadecker, duced. Sonic simple, draped models of Toledo, O., spent a few days in intended for the debutante sister are admirably suited for the younger Detroit. girls party dresses by dispensing with some of the striking trimmings. NIrs. Samuel Foreman and B. Siegel Co. are showing any number of delightfully cunning daughter Margaret, of 219 East gowns in silken apparel, silk nets, and Kirby, have left for Cleveland, Georgettes with little, short bodices where they will visit Mrs. M. having short sleeves of chiffon or tulle—the skirts rather bouffant and Iliminelstein, Mrs. Foreman's sis- tucked up at the side. One such dress ter. Their brother, Maxwell Phil- recently featured had the bodice lips, in the United States navy, is formed by a band of the silk skilfully draped and trimmed at the top and expected to join them. Bottom with a fold of pale pink taf- eta; the sleeves were made of draped Rabbi Leo M. Franklin and tulle, caught up with tiny rosebuds. The skirt was draped at either side. Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg ad- Another little gown fashioned upon dressed the Wind Brith Club more ambitious lines is of the palest of pink taffeta made with surplice Tuesday noon at their Forum bodice, the surplice ending in a sasfi dinner. at the hack. The skirt drapery is arranged in long lines and crosses over, and extends downward toward Sergeant Alfred li. Frank, of the hack. The sleeve draperies are Itrindlvy Field, L. I., is visiting in of ',,lver lace, and the same kind of Detroit. lace forms a V at the front.—Adv. lic-speaking contest among the years, won first honors in a pub- pupils of the Windsor Collegiate Institute., in connection with the clbsing exercises Friday night. League of Nytions." favor. 'lam Mrs. Leon Rosinski sang an aria from the opera "Ilalka" at the Polish Christmas concert Our showing includes excellent ex- given in Dom Polski hall, Forest amples in suites and pieces. For liv- avenue, Sunday evening. She also ing room, dining room and bed room. sang Schtffiert's Serenade in Pol- ish. Miss Lillian Shimberg, con- cert pianist, accompanied her. Because we own our building it is Nlrs. P. Cohen and son, Arthur, to be expected that we sell for less— arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. which we do! Rubenstein, in Port Huron. Mrs. Rosa T. Rosenfield, ac- companied by her daughter, Miss Robinson-Cohen Co. Ruth Rosenfield, left Saturday for Long Beach, Cal., where they will spend the winter. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS CORNER of NIGN a,.JMASTINGS FIVE PLOM EAST:, WOODWARD FIVE BLOCKS NORTH ty, 61111710T NOSTH-isousio VOURTEEHTH °Menai THE DOCK Mrs. Samuel Finn is visiting in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michelson, of SO East Euclid avenue, celebrated their twentieth wedding anniver- sary Friday night, Dec. 27, withi In celebration of their tenth ■■■■∎ •=111AMININIIM. wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs . MACHINE TOOLS FACTORY SUPPLIES Corner Jefferson and Brush Phone Cad. 6520 Morris Fishman gave a charming di nner party at t h e i r h ome, 255 144414401411044/4444.*-46 .444.*********************-4.****.#4.-iperitie414.044.114-40Nirip.x. East Ferry avenue, on Tuesday t evening; December 2-1. Among PIANO and VIOLIN INSTRUCTION From beginning to highest grade at pupils residence or my studio ce furniture is constantly increasing in a dinner party and reception. 4: W. J. BAIRD MACHINERY CO. Telep ho ne The Queen Ann design in period The winner's subject was "A y. r2f. F. Szend 2sw Jefferson other guests were Messrs. N. E. O'Brien, jaII1CS D. Baty and Alvin MeAndless, officers of the Detroit 5. S Life Insurance Company, Mr. and Mrs. IFerhert !tacit, Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Morely, Mr. and t 4 4 4 Mrs. Clarence C. Smith, and I)r. and Mrs. E. NI. Sorock. Mr. Alex Cohen, of Lansing, Mich., spent Wednesday with his sisters, Rae and Anna, of Palmer The fiorttamghop avenue. I Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Mr. D. t \V. Simons, I)r. David \Vhitehorn and Mr. David Goldman have re- turned from Philadelphia where As a protection against the discomforts of winter there is nothing like a closed car. For the Theatre, Social Calls, and Business, it pro- vides the maximum of comfort. they attended the Jewish Con- The Seasons Greetings to All gress. Mrs. B. Nathan, of 1232 Beau- We can fit to your Ford a Sedan Body which for artistic appearance, luxurious upholstery','and body equipment, cannot be excelled. bien street, is leaving the first of the month for Los Angeles, Cal., where she expects to spend the These bodies can be bought atconsiderably less than the ordinary Ford Sedan Body. winter. Why not call to see us? I)r. David Weingarden has been released from military serv- The De Luxe Body Co. ice and has resumed his practice OUR POCKET CALENDARS ARE READY at .177 St. Antoine street. FOR DISTRIBUTION Mrs. Fanny I Ialbstein, 1511 Michigan avenue, has left for New 6- 0 1 York city where she will visit her 0kDSMITHMIlidERSMITH Diamond Merchants sister, Mrs. Joseph Levine. berg, of 112 Delaware avenue, wish to announce that they have legally altered their name and Reliable Renovators JEWEL FEATHER MATTRESS & BEDDING CO. WILL J. DENT, Mgr. Latest Improved Method of Cleaning Feather Beds and Pillows, Down Comforters and 11 , 11 Mattresses made from Feather Beds. Hair and Cot•on Felt Mattresses leaned and Repaired. Ticks Laundered. New Ticking Furnished. Retailer of Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Pillows, Cushions and General Bedding ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone Cadillac US We re•larnuer and re-finish brass beds 3M Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich. • Melrose 5600. 1015 East Palmer Avenue #4.-x-41.6-4-4.-**%-**ie-o-x-414.4...x.".vioe-4.z**40-****-4o-If4WHINPOlt-•1411q0/•*401-40***41.9E**,41. Mr. and NIrs. Samuel T. Gold- — WOODWARD AVE. AT JOHN R.St Established 1305 • that they are now known as Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 'I'. Gilbert. Word has been received that Sergeant fly G. Schlafer has been commissioned second lieutenant in the quartermaster corps. Lieut. Schlafer is in France, stationed near Metz. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT with laktlia & Abraham Cooper COOPER INSURANCE AGENCY 328-330 Penobscot Bldg. GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE The Busiest and Iliggest East Side. Jeweler Fire Plate Glass , Automobile Cor. Adams and Hastings Ste Detroit, Mich. David Cooper LIFE Burglary and Theft Health and Accident Compensation A Policy with us means Security •