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Among the Dettoit club •o-
men who will attend the, twen-
ty-fourth annual meeting of the
Michigan State Federation 1)i
Women's flubs at Battle Creek
next week, as delegates from
their respective dolts, are Mrs.
M" • May, Mrs. Munroe. Rosen-
field, Mrs. Henry A. Krohk, Mrs.
Joseph 11. Ehrlich, NIrs. Charles
C. Simons, Mrs. Wolf Kaplan,
Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower, Miss
Anna Solomon and Miss Nliriam
I). Goldman, who will represent
the Jewish Woman's Club.
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Mrs. Sint Hart is in New
York City visiting her daugh-
ters.
'Flue Second An n ual Dance of
the Young NVounen's Ilebrew
Association of the City of De-
troit will be held at the Hannah
Schloss Nlentorial building, 2.01
E. high street. on Sunday even-
ing. February 2:1. 1\lusic still be
furnished by Finzers orchestra.
The Y. NI. 11. .1. meets *very
ednesday evening at the Insti-
tute building. .N 11 girls over Pr
years of age•who are interested
in athletics are urged to join.
The many friends of NIT:. An-
ton Kauffman will be happy to
learn that he is recuperating
from a very serious operation he
underwent recently at Harper
Hospital and is on the road to
recovery.
Rabbi and Al N. Leo M. Frank-
lin are spending the week-end
in Chicago where Rabbi Frank-
lin will occupy the pulpit of I )r.
Emil G. Hirsch of Sinai Temple
on Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rothman,
of 187 East Hancock, are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth
of a (laughter, Tuesday, Febru-
ary 211.
On his arrival in Detroit on
Tuesday morning to speak on
"Zionism and Palestine" at •em-
ple Beth El, Judge Julian NI.
Mack was met at the Michigan
Central station by Mr. David A.
Brown, who throve him to the
Slather, where a luncheon was
given in honor of the speaker.
NIrs. Sol Shivite and son. who
NIrs. Lester Solomon. of Kala- have been visiting AI r. and Mrs.
mazoo, is visiting her sister, I. Williams, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, and her has returned to Detroit.
brother. Dr. David Levy.
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Mr. and M rs. L. Loewenstein
Mr. Nathan Simons and sis- and family have moved into
ter, Sylvia, have gone to New their new home at SO Massachu-
York City.
setts avenue, Highland Park.
Rabbi Samuel S. Nlayerberg
will speak at the Ilighland Park
Congregational (. 'hurch on Sim-
day evening next on the subject
of "Zionism."
Mr. and NIrs. Joseph Schiller,
of :1311 East Warren avenue, an-
nounce the engagement of their
(laughter. Lillian. to Mr. Da\ id
S. Diamond of this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alger Gerson,
110 Frederick St., are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
a son, Ily•ron Hayden, January
28.
Mrs. Jennie Black. of New
York City, is visiting her sister,
Mrs: Celia Mayer. of si Han-
cock . avenue east. Nlany charm-
ing social functions have been
given in honor of the visiting
guest.
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AI r. and NIrs. Louis Schneider
and children, of 1 Id Bethune
avenue, west. have returned to
their home after a several weeks'
visit at the Arlington I lotel, I lot
Springs, Ark.
Tables for 600
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NIr. Jacob Baker. of In Med-
bury avenue. aCLIHnpanied by
his daughter, Estelle, has left
for a short stay with relatives
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nliss Lila Nlichaels. of Toledo,
(1., was the guest of hiss Mac.
Elias over the week-end.. Miss
Nlichaels came here to attend
the Elias-)hinkowsky wedding
which took place last Sunday
evening.
Mr. Harry L. Lurie, director
of the Research Bureau of the
Associated Charities, is spend-
ing the week-end with his par-
ents in Buffalo, N. Y.
11 r. Henry Glictuan, of the
Hotel Stevenson. has returned
visit to his mother in
from
New York City.
Lieutenant NI. M. Hyman, 1'.
S. Army Medical Corps, has re-
turned from France. having re-
ceived an honorable discharge
from the service. Lieut. Hyman
lives at 1 126 West Grand Boule-
vard.
Marguerite Says:
"Fine, rich straws in wonderful color-
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others surmounted with feathers in
various forms.
"They fir close to the head, tilt clown
over the eyes, with a high flare in back,
exposing the smooth coiffure.
The La Rue Shop
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Above Norbro Shop
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Vera Kaplun-Aronson
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S oloists
'Cellist
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Next Pair of Sympksay Concerts Thursday Ere., Feb. 27—Sat. Aft. March 1
SOLOIST
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PADEREWSKI
May Never Again Play in Public
The Great Pianist's political activities in behalf of
Poland may keep him permanently from the concert
platform. But the musical world is not going to be de-
prived of the joy of hearing Paderewski play, for his art
has been preserved by means of the marvelous
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and the equally marvelous Duo-Art Record Rolls, made by the lingers of Paderewski himself on a
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right into the center of the stage net for
Spring Millinery—to be met with popu-
lar acclaim.
announce the opening of
.\ pretty costume masque was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Mark I).
Nlitshkun at their new home, 80
Blaine avenue, in honor of NIrs.
Mitshkun's birthday, Friday,
February 1 I. Delightful entertain-
ment Wah furnished by Hiss Irma
Kunstler, with songs and read-
ings, and by AI r. Solomon Small.
the noted Jewish composer and
poet, with some Of his own com-
positions. .Nitiong the guests
were the following: Or. and Mrs.
NI. Kunstler, \I r. Solomon Small.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore lirabow,
NIr. and NIrs. Joseph Grabow.
Mr. ;mil NIrs. .N. Marx, Mr. and
Mrs. lt. Goldberg, Mr. Nlorris
Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs, S. Gold-
berg. Nliss E. Blumberg and \I r.
J. Kaufman.
Mr. Magnus NI.- Hirschfeld
will be the speaker at the next
Forum luncheon of the
Brith . Club, Tuesday, February
VI, at the club-rooms, III Broad-
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The Reywell Sisters
Miss Rose Saunter, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Saunter,
of Ferry avenue, entertained the
following guests at a delightful
Valentine party Friday evening:
the Misses Ruth Fink, Celia
Meyers, Rose Sauter, Ruth
Illuntrosen„Nlice Dreifuss, Mil-
dred Nadle and Kate Friedman,
and Messrs. Howard Freundlich,
Leo Alexander, Ludwig Schwab,
Abe Nlalcom, Sam Goldman,
Nlack Zeeman and J. Suzik,
Way.
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