THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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WILL GO EAST AT END OF MONTH

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The Jewish Woman's Chili ban-

Annual

quet in honor of the completion of

Fur

years of honorary membership in

Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin's twenty

Seal Leather

the Club will be held at the Statler
Hotel, Wednesday, February '26, at

Clearance

Now

SUIT CASES

6:30 p. in. While the nature of the
entertainment in connection with

In

the banquet is being held as a sur-

Progress

WITH

prise, it promises to be something

very unique. The Reception Com-

H. & B. MARKS

mittee, consisting of the officers

STERLING SILVER FITTINGS

and directors, are as follows: Pres-
ident, Miriam 1). Goldman ; first

Travelers' Equipment Complete

second vice-president, Mrs. Mon-
212 to 216 Michigan Ave.
roe Rosenfield ; recording secretary,
Hattie. (- linkman ; corresponding

secretary, Mrs. Alfred Breitenbach ;

financial secretary, Fannie Simon;

Super-Fluous
Hair Removed

palnlesaly and p•r•
by the

manently

electric needle. Was
Hose Kotok, AP 0,101-
nit, 607 I 41 Woodward Ave. swim
Arcadia Bldg., near Eliot St. Phone
Glendale 5605-14.

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SHOPPING

BAGS

BAGS

Krolik ; auditor, Mrs. Mayer II.
Sulzberger. Active directors: Mrs.

David A. Brown, Mrs. M. Ben-
MOSC I1C, Mrs. harry Frank, Hattie

Hilburn, Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs.

SEND CANDY ON
WASHINGTON'S ' BIRTHDAY

WOODWARD AVE.AT JOHN R.ST.

MRS. ANTON KAUFMAN AND CHILDREN

! Mrs. Leo M. Franklin, Sadie Kei- is in the city visiting her mother and
dan, Mrs. Benjamin Lambert, Mrs. sister for a three weeks' stay.

Lieut. Ethan Edloff returned from

lierman Marks, Bessie Parshell, a brief visit with his sister in To -
Mrs. Henry Van Baalen, Mrs. ledo.

Joseph Zeckman.

7A; acegarod,

211 Woodward.
Specialists at Candycraft.
NleMillian's Opp the Pontchartrain 1305 Woodward.

"Oui, Madame

Mr. end Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield of

Second avenue expect to leave Detroit
berman, Anna M. Solomon, Ther- on Tuesday next for an extended stay
esa May Alexander, Mrs. David in Florida.
iCourlander, Mrs. Meyer Frank,
Mrs. Adolph Weiss of Mobile, Ala.,

Mac Diarmids five convenient stores
ore ever prepared to supply you. The
price ls

',

The Young People's Society of
Temple Beth El have decided on
March 23rd as the (late of their dance
at the Hotel Statler.

On Sunday last, Rabbi Leo M.
Fanklin addressed the Open Forum
on the subject, "Democracy at its
Best and at its Worst." On Tuesday
he spoke before the Adcraft Club on
"Father and Son."

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Newman of
Cass avenue are spending the winter
months in Florida.

Mrs. Day Krolik and son, Day Jr.,
have gone south.

Hmry Z. Brown has received
his release front service and has re-
turned to his home. Mr. Brown en-
listed in the Ordnance Corps last
year, taking the special course at
the University of Michigan. From'
there he was sent to Camp Hancock
and later assigned to Camp Cody,
New Mexico. Here Mr. Brown was
given charge of the Refrigeration De-
partment and was slated to receive
a commission when the armistice was
signed. Mr. Brown is at present oc -
cupying an executive position with
the General Ice Delivery Company.
Mr. Max May and Mr. Max Ber-
emit are in New York City.

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Early Victorian
and Watteau
Hats for Spring

There is nothing newer for spring,
for no sooner had these hats left the
designers' hands than they were ex-
pressed to us.

Shown in black and the new shades
of jade, navy, jay blue and brown.
You'll wonder how it is possible to
sell such beautiful hats at

$8.50

411glifs.‘ss
Ostrich is a big favorite in trimming—more so than
in many seasons. Fruits, flowers and miniature vege-

tables are also used to splendid advantage.

ALSO ORIGINAL MODELS FROM
PEGGY HOYT AND MARY'S
WONDERFUL CREATIONS.

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CO LON IAL w

at Sible y Cadillac 1756

Sunday
Monday

FIRST TIME IN DETROIT
in Paul M
Potter'.
i.realest

MARY

Taty, BOLAND

SorreNS

Since
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Experience
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Wednesday

Thu day,
Feb. 19.20

Friday

day,
Saturday,
Feb.21-22,

ETHEL

Americ a'. Foremost ga
Ache.,

BARRYMORE

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Pooutsr mats. Daily I (1.,••

Comedies, Travelogues, Etc.

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ON ALL PROGRAMS

Photographer.

490 Hastings Street, Corner Alfred.

delay in receiving certain fixtures has postponed the formal opening of our

The imperative need of moving from our old building immediately, necessitates

the opening of our new store before we are in a complete state of readiness.

wear fashions that we invite you.

V is i t this charming
little French shop at

The opening of this new and greater Fyfe

ALSO

store will be a splendid addition to Detroit's

mercantile establishments. It is the largest

FISK, GAGE & RYLAND HATS.

and most completely appointed Footwear store

in America—not because we were ambitious

to have the largest store, but because a store

of this size was essential if we were to render

the fullest degree of service to our customers,

Detroit's Exclusive Caterer
and Decorator

who by their loyal patronage have made this

building possible and necessary, and to whom

we extend ur grateful appreciation.

—Weddings
—Banquets
—All Social Occasions

D ID

you ever stop to consider that we have managed,
decorated and catered out the details of 75% of
the leading Jewish Social affairs of the city.

No occasion too small—none to large
to receive our quotations. Phone us

DETROIT CATERING & DECORATING CO

M. A. Pereira, Mgr.

125 Richton Ave.

Hemlock 6654

This Entire Building Is Devoted Exclusively to the
R. H. Fyfe Co.'s Shoe Business.

ves Sat

E and .Sun. . 15-25cj

Graduate of The College of Fine Arts of Vienna,

new store until a later date.

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For Portraits of Distinction See

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Vh/recuo5C6arliSliliacchitiallABylde;.

Wherein • Won., I

A. KELLERMAN

The new spring stocks are practically complete, and it is to this display of latest foot-

allb

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DlYORtEE" i
See Sunday Papers for this Program

We Will Open the Doors
of Our New Store
Monday, Feb. 17

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"A Woman's

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Miss Zeldah Smith, who has been
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg con-
ducted religious services at Sagi- visiting in Boston and New York
naw on Friday evening of this week. City, has returned to her home.

This charming model
is but one of the many
drier new styles 74'C
are /1070 showing in

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Diamond Merchants

, Samuel Kaufman, Mrs. Sidney Sil-

80c the Pound—Worth More.

147 Woodward.
32 Broadway,

KNITTING

treasurer, Mrs. Samuel R. Glogo-
wer ; custodian, Mrs. Henry A.

With the retirement of Mr. Anton Kaufman as publisher of
The Jewish Chronicle, Mrs. Kaufman and sons, Theodore, Herbert
and Julian, will accompany Mr. Kaufman to New York City at the
end of the ;Houk

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If

vice-president, Mrs. Max May;

America's Leading Manufacturing
Furriers.

Woodward Ave., corner Adams