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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Barris of 194
Philadelphia avenue have returned
from a four weeks' visit with their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ro-
senbaum and family of Nlarion,
Ind.
place Sunday, March 16, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Horowitz.
'Mr. and Mrs. Julius Klein
(Mariam Koster) of 997 Brush
street are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a son, Donald
Mrs. I. Wax of 9206 Michigan Jerome:
avenue has returned front a visit
NIr. David Racoosin, attending
with her son and (laughter of Chi-
cago, III., who are receiving con- the University of Michigan, spent
gratulations upon the birth of a the week-end in Detroit.
..on, Harold Kenneth, February 13.
Miss Sarah Jane Ebner of
Miss Belle Rosen is the house Springfield, 111. is the guest of Miss
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mollie Robinson of 106 Rowena
street.
Cohen of Pittsburgh,
A Sale Within a Sale!
MATTRESSES
Specially Priced at the
REMOVAL SALE
,
Mr. and Mrs. Toni Weinberger,
:197 Tuxedo avenue, celebrated
their thirtieth wedding anniversary
Sunday evening with a delightful
dinner party. The following guests
attended: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Peritz,
Mr. and Mrs. Nlichaelson, \l r. and
Mrs. H. Ilvitz, Mr. and Mrs. lire-
din, NIr. and Mrs. Harwell, Mr.
:old Mrs. Dave Ponnusky, Mr. and
Mrs. Rappaport, Mr. and Mrs.
Rosenfield and Mr. Otto Fisher.
The weekly meeting of the Vita
Social Club was held at the home
of Albert Seleznick, 966 Theodore
street, Sunday, March 9. The fol-
The annual Purim Ball of the
Detroit Lodge No. :i:i, Knights of
l'ythias, will take place on Tues-
day evening, March 18, at the Elks'
Temple. Detroit Company No,
Uniform Rank, will give their ex-
hibition drill under the command
of Capt. E. Lewis.
Miss Lillian Shimberg, pianist,
has returned from a four weeks'
tour of the southern training camps.
Among the various places where
she appeared were the great Naval
Operating Base ,at Norfolk, the
theater at Old Point Comfort,
Camp Lee and on board the battle-
ship "South Carolina."
lowing members participated in the
program: President Ilarry I. Hal-
ler, Manuel Reiten, Harry Apple,
Nathan Feldman, Samuel Schol-
nick. The critic of the program
was Gabriel Seleznick. The organ-
ization has set Sunday, April 6,
for their first animal dance at
Payne's Dancing Academy.
T
Broadway
Restaurant
64 BROADWAY
Hungarian Home Cooking
HIS Mattress sale will prove the one big
opportunity of this Spring for buyers of
Mattresses who appreciate the saving of
hard earned dollars.
Delicious and well seasoned
food at moderate prices -
These Mattresses are of a quality and durability that
will wear beyond expectations and demonstrate the true
values that abound at this big store.
--TRY OUR—.
A vast stock is at your disposal.
Special Sunday 75
c
Dinner
(11:30 to 9 P. M.)
This Special Sunday Stuffed Spring
Chicken Dinner is the talk of all Detroit
64 BROADWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bergstein
Mr. and NIrs. A. C. Winkelman
(Delia Marx) are receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival of a ( Bess I.a Verne Permut), who
daughter, Hernia Marc, Tuesday, were residing here temporarily,
have left for Cleveland, 0., where
March
they will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth and
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin a(t
Nliss Lois June Roth have been
dressed the pupils of the Detroit
stopping at the Hotel Secor, in
Normal School on Friday morning.
Toledo, where they went to attend
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the Rosen-Altman wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rothman
\I r. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman, are at Orlanda, Fla.
?71 Alfred street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Lillian,
I I \1r. Joseph L. Levine of Sault
Ste. \larie, Nlich.
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Nir. ;ind Mrs. I. Horowitz, 974
Brush street, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Rae, to
\1r. Ilarnett Herbert Hertzberg, A
reception in their honor will take
NIrs. Louis Falk is visiting in
Cleveland, 0.
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Mr. Adolph Freund, who is so-
journing in the south, has left
Ida., and will spend the
rest of the month at Orlanda, Day-
tOna and St. Augustine, Fla.
SOCIETY CONTINUED PAGE S.
Sectional View Showing the Immense Area of
la?
Basement Store
IN this Basement Department you will find a corn-
plete stock of moderate priced footwear for in-
fants, misses, growing girls, boys, youths and
women, ;II in the latest styles in vogue this season,
with facilities for rendering perfect fitting service.
TWO DAY SPECIAL
Grey Kid
Boots
B-R-I-C-K
ICE CREAM
Black Calf
Walking Boots
$ 5.35
II E S E boots
T have gray
kid vamps, with
cloth tops to
Leather
match.
Louis heels. The
same style in •
brown kid. $6.85.
Sunday, March 16th
Monday, St. Patrick's Day
March 17th.
Patent or
Gun Metal
MISSES and
TII E S E boots
1 are ideal for
shopping tours,
being extremely
c o m I or t a ble
Welt soles. Some
style in tan calf.
$5.85.
Colonial
Pumps
$5.84
children's
sizes, welt soles.
Sizes It to 8,
$2.45. Size 8!4
to 1 1 , $2.65.
Size 11% to 2,
$2.115.
Tan, Black or
Brown Kid
$5.85
Special Vanilla Cream
Whole Green Cherries
IIESE attract-
iv ve oxfords
have punched
tips and military
heels, with welt
soles. The same
style in all black
calf. $6.35.
ICE CREAM COMPANY
PHONE GLENDALE 4110
ATENT heath-
P brown
er, 11 a v a na
or black
kid, turn soles,
Louis heels. One
of the season's
favorite models.
Patent or Black
Calf Pumps
5 5
$ .8
P LAIN
toe
model, turn
soles and Louis
heels. This same
style can be had
in all-brown kid
and white or
brown calf at
$6.35.
Woodward and Adams Ave.
There's An
Arctic
Dealer
Near You.
Order
From Your
Dealer
Today.
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