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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

SOCIETY

Robinson-Cohen Co.

.\ lbert Kahn discussed art Se
before the Twt ittieth Century
Club at their twenty-fifth annual Ai
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meeting.

COMPLETE HOME PUNISHERS
CORNER of HIGH and HASTINGS

FIVE BLOCKS EAST:, WOODWARD

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rnelhocks

1s0.11'2 n',,odicard

NIr. and NIrs. Julius Schweit- yi
zer, of New York City, announce 5:
tit,. engagement of their daugh-
ter, Gertrude, to NIr. Harry T.
Rosenthal, of this city.

FIVE BLOCKS NORTH o/ GOMM?

NORTH-BOUND FOURTEENTH CARS PASS THE DOOR.

Mr. and NIP, Chas. Gel! 1Rae
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Silk ), Of I ligh street, are
ill g: congratulatiiftis on the birth
of a (laughter. Dorthea.

`The East Side's Greatest Store"

royousseSS/SYS.

Lace Silk Hose

In exquisitely designed boot length patterns.
Offered in Tan, Grey, Fawn, Brown, Navy and
Black. 3.50 per pair.

M r. and Mrs. I. E. \V eingarden sp
entertained eight little folks a t a
Lux party given at the Tempi,. tit

In wool tricotine, silvertone, Poiret twill,

men's wear serge and velour checks.

Townes' White Silk Gloves

Bearing this celebrated label are dainty gloves
with smartly embroidered designs on wrist
and back in black and white. 1.65 per pair.

Kayser's Silk Gloves 1.85

Are noted because of their washable qualities.
An exceptional choice featured in all the street
shades, including Tan, Grey and White, with
heavily crocheted backs and borders in con-
trasting colors.

The last dinning party of the

Young People's :\ uxiliary of
Shaarey Zedek will take ;dace in
the gymnasium o f the Synagogue
Sunday, April III. Finzers or-
chestra will furnish the music.

Silk Petticoats, Special 5.00

In a serviceable quality of Taffeta, Taffeta and
Jersey, and all Taffeta, with pleated ruffles,
shirred flounces, and corded tucks. Choice of
over a dozen shades,

Nil. and Mrs. I. Ili:dusky and
children, of Cleveland. (i., are
visiting NI I'S. II lal0Sky ' S father.
Mr. I. \V. \Veinstein, of 'Alt) East
I I ancock avenue.

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Skirts are simple, handsomely tailored

and ankle length.

Pure Silk Hose, Special 1.85

Of a superior quality thread silk hose with a
wide lisle garter top, offered in all the wanted
shades.

will spend Passover with their
parents.

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With deep pleated flounces and ribbon bands
or Jersey inserts in gay floral designs, ranging
from 7.50 to 12.75.

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Friends of NIrs. NI. Silherblatt.
of Brush street, will be happy 0, •
hear that she is recovering rapid-.
ly irom her recent illness.

Schaffner, of
NIrs. Hattie
Cleveland. is visiting here with
I her (laughter, Mrs. 1.:mretice
'Hindman, of Blaine avenue.

Was IMITIlltS1`11 by US /It a

These l.amps are made with Sit'
precision, that the most scrupulous
buyers will b e amazed. You unlit see
thtin to appreciate shut values they

really are.

and Nlarcellus Nlarx.
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SPRING SUITS ARE
SMART AND VARIED

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Among the season's tailored suits
one notes a pleasing variety of line.
l'atrons may have the soft tailored
lines of the Russian blouse, the
severely tailored model, the jaunty
box coat with its many variations and
any one model may be softened by
insert pleating. Again models of
severely straight design are releved
by material girdles.
Duvelyne. tricotine, Serge. English )
Tweeds. Checked Velours and Gabar-
dines arc the fabrics most in favor.
'These coats and skirt costumes are.
as a rule, accompanied by a waist
coat of Tricolette, fancy silk, or
novelty \Void material.
Among the models on view at Sir-
looking
, gel's is an exceedingly
suit .made Of fine navy serge. The
I coat semi-fitted and severe. had its
long lines relieved at the
I pleated ruffles of the material. Tt
sides of the narrow skirt were also
inset with deep ruffles of the pleated
serge. The lapels of the coat are long
and narrow. and ornamental by a
small Inittonniere to relieve the som-
hreness of the dark materal. The coat
sleeves are close fitting and
a row of small.
from the wrist almost to the
ellm W.
Another suit of blue serge, is made
part of
with a box
which is handsomely embroidered in
grey wool. The coat opens from the
throat to show a waistcoat blouse an d
deep girdle. 'rhe blouse is of Geor-
gette Crepe, finely pleated. The girdle
de Chine, is
of
I fastened with a row of small. round.
metal.
closely Set buttons of
Russian blouses are very much in
vogue and many tailored street and
fashioned o n
I afternoon dresses
Russian lines. One of the smart
I styles we show consists of a smart.
Russian blouse gown of
The blouse and peplum are
'Ike
I trimmed with lines of braid.
waistcoat is of
threaded with dull gold.

pRIEDENBERGS
URNITUR E LOUSE

Here is one of the newest
models brought out this sea-
son—is in patent leather,
turn or welt soles, covered

Louis heels,

$8.50 to $12.00

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sides by inset

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with
Ions.

trimmed •
closely set hut-

coat, the lower

Woodward at Adams Ave.

heavy grey Crepe

grey

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serge.

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At Crosstown

913-917 Hastings

good

Dress Oxfords

remarkable

price concession

nard \Vold. Stanley P. Tobias

$8.50 to $12.00

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entire sample line of the Slumlord
Lamp Pltivago, Ill., \whielt AVITI . 011
d isplay Hi I III' Ilot•l Statler for 011I' week.

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.\nitoug students of the
ersity of Nlichigan who are
siiending their spring vacations
in Detroit are \ lilton Marx. Ber-

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Statler Hotel
Samples, at a
Real Saving

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. .\ brains, of
Cleveland. O., are visiting in I 4-
troit.

This very practical oxford
for general wear can be had
in black or tan Russia calf
also black, gray and brown
kid. Has welt soles, mili-
tary heels, punched tips,

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Do You Want A
Beautiful Lamp?

NIrs. harry Cohen has returned
inalt an extended visit to Phila-
delphia and New York City.

Walking Oxfords

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Jersey Silk Petticoats
With Floral Design

The Nlisses Pauline .' td Estelle
' Stifter, twin daughters o NI r. and I ,
I Mrs. Chas. J. Stiftet, of 922
Brush street, celebrated thee six-' r:4
teenth birthday•Sunday afternoon
with a delightful party for six-
teen girl friends. Sweet peas and
spring tinwiirs were used effee-I
Lively in the table decorations.
The afternoon was spent in ',
games and dancing.

Fret tonal View Frchi our Fiftieth Floor pent.

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Silk Embroidered clock ending in an arrow-
head is in a contrasting shade to a wide range
of colors. 2.75 per pair.

NIr. Joseph II. Reiner. of 2:3
East \Varren avenue, has left to
join his wife, who is viting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Kaplan,
of Asheville, N. l., formerly of
Detroit. \I r. and NIrs. Reiner

Presented in straightline, perfectly plain,
blouse and attractively pintucked effects
in a pleasing diversity.

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Embroidered Clock Hose

Theater Saturday afternoon, in is
honor of their son Leon's birth-
da v anniversary. After the the- g
ater the guests were taken to to
Nlac l /tartnid's Tea Rooms. where ,
a daintily appointed luncheon was
served.

Suit of refined elegance so preferred
by well dressed women because of its
adaptability to practically every occasion.

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For the Easter Wardrobe

PO

T AILORMADE SUITS—the Easter

Avenue

Dainty Appurtenances

Bernard \Veisman, son of NIr.,
and NI n. I.. \Veistilam of In IC
\Vestminster avenue. has return-
ed from eighteen months' service
in the ariii ∎ .

a suit
showing at $75

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fine black FL,

Cafe Milano

Luncheon, 75c
1 I :30 to 2 p. m.

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Dinner, $1.25
6 to 8 p. m.

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a la Carte

Italian—French—American Cuisine

Music

Dancing

63' ' 2 Park Blvd.

Halt Block

North of Charlevotz Hotel

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