THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Mother',. Day Sunday, May 11th.

Remember
Your
Mother

WITH

OXFORDS

To Insure publication all Items of Interest for these columns should be
mailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH
CHRONICLE, 307 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381.

The Young People's Society of
Temple Beth lit are planning a
series of interesting events for
Sunday, Nlav 11, a veritable sol-
diers - sailors - students - and -
strangers 'AVelconte - day. The
initial event will be a special serv-
ice at the Temple Sunday morn-
ing fur the guests of the day, with
an appropriate sermon by Rabbi
Franklin 5111( an especially ar-
ranged musical program. Fol-
lowing the service the visitors of
the day will be dinner guests at
the homes of the members. At
3 :30 ill the afternoon there will
he a matinee dance at the Tem-
ple for the benefit of the stu-
dents from the Vitiversity of
:\lichigan, who expect to leave
early. At 1; o'clock ditmer will be
served for the young people and
their guests. An elaborate enter-
tainment, lasting from tt until 9:90,
will precede the dancing, which
trill close the all-day program.

Resettle was the center 'decoration of
the table, prettily set with pink and
white favors. The following little
guests enjoyed the party: Dorothy
16. Young. ;et trode Rush, Don Moss,
Hilda Solomon, Dorothy and Jviitirttk.
1.■■■ V, Henrietta Friedman. Helen 1.ef-
lsofsky, Jack Caplan, Jerome Biellield,
Lt Mg De V oung, Milford Rush.
Bertha and Delphine Loring. Helen
kl•telle is the young daughter of NIr.
and NIrs. Jack Fishman, of 126 East
Palmer avenue.

Patent and Kid 1, ,

Mott & Bedford

Booterye

953 Woodward Ave.

Mrs. Louis P. Nlarko and children,
formerly of 1111 Joseph Canyttu, De-
troit. bare removed ht Chicago where
they are making their home at 730”
Seeley avenue.

NIrs.
street, is
Brush
weeks at Chicago.

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Daily Matinees 10c

NIr. and Mrs. NI. Romer, of Pr.)
\l:.01111. street, are giving a reception
Sunday afternoon tool evening in
honor of their son, Corporal Bernard
NI. Romer, who has just returned
from eighteen months! overseas serv-
ice. No cards.

MAC DIARMID'S

CANDIES

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80c

Exquisite
liaskola

Fillwt

With
Caudle.

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THE

GORHAM SHOP

VOU will find it well worth your

1 While to view the special showing

we are making of exquisitely engraved

glass and chased silver Rose Jars and

Vases - reproductions of rare old

Chinese Porcelains. These unusual

and unique pieces are the newest

creations of our craftsmen, and the

first truly representative display we

have been able to make since the

release of our organization from war

activities.

GOLDSMITHS 6SILVERSMITHS,INC.

GOLDSMITHS. SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS.
WOODWARD A'r AT JOHN R STREET

DETROIT

Friends of Corporal C. Shapiro will
past eighteen months stationed at
be pleased to learn that he has bean
Fort Bayard, New Mexico. has rt..
discharged from the Base Hospital at
ceived an honorable discharge f rOill
Camp t II-ler, the wound ill his led
the United States .Nrtny, :old is spend- having healed tip satisfactorily. Ile Is
ing a few weeks with his sister, Mrs. expected home this week. Corporal
Nathan Norman, of \Vest Grand
Shapiro is the son (ti Mr. and Ni,.
Boidevard, before returning to New
S. Shapiro, 309 East Kirby as cone.
Mexico. where, at the urgent inss•
Pence of the government. he will re
Air. and \les. David R. Stocker and
slime his instrii•tion along vocational
children tool their niece. Nlillie Cope-
lines.
lan, have moved into their uric home
at 336 Jamgfellow avenue.
NIrs. Ruth Ackerman and daughter
are spending the summer at the healt-
The last meeting of the Senior,.
hful seashore of Venice, California.
Fidelis Sorority was h-id at the home
of Miss Rebecca Selik, Nlay .3. The
.\ quiet wedding took place Monday next meeting will be held at the home
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Temple of NI iss Dorothy Stone..
Beth El when Rabbi Samuel S. Nlay-
erherg united in marriage MISS Verda
NVardrop and Samuel .Aelsernian. .\
dinner for a few intimate friends fol-
Grinnell Bros:
lowed the ceremony at the Hotel Stat-
ler. NIT.. and Mrs. .Nckeintan left
that evening for a wedding trip to
Atlantic City and New York.

Mrs. Homer L. Love announces the
marriage of her daughter, Elizabeth,
and Mr. Sidney Faust Ileavettrich.
\•ednesday, .April 30, at her home,
1126 NVashington avenue, Royal Oak.
\I r. and Mrs. fleas enrich lithe left
for a trip through California and on
their return will reside in Detroit.

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Positively Fine Showing
in Detroit

in

AStorti oftho Chorus
and Man with MancN

HELEN L. KRAUSE

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Weekly :Message to Jewish Chronicle Readers--

Exchange your silent piano for the piano every member
of your family can play and enjoy—the genuine, .-1
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Mr. :111(1 Mrs. Max Rosenthal, Who

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\I r. Ira Friedenberg has returned
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Mr. a n d Mrs. H. Ilreenberg, of East
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Ileis home at 237 East Kirby' avenue.

Start ■ new era in your home! Let this memor-
able Spring—the first since peace came to the World
—bring to you and yours the delight and beneficial in•
fluence of MUSIC IN •IIE HOME. You owe it to
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n-up should be de-
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N1r. Harry Cohen is in New 'York
city.

1.ittle Nliss Helen Estelle Fishman
celebrated her fourth birthday with
a delightful party last Saturday after-
noon. May 3. The color scheme
throughout the house was effectively
carried out in pink and white. limge

NIA'w.!'? 4119n nip

Now This Spring

have been living at the Statler
the past few weeks. are leaving Nlon-
day for Chicago, where they will
spend a few days before proceeding
to French lick, Ind.

Tli, Temple Beth El branch of the
Girls' Patriotic League, under the
supervision of Miss Ella Stillman.
gave an enjoyable program at U. S.
General Hospital No. 36, on Sunday
afternoon, May 4, to over 100 con-
I:descent soldiers. There were songs
by Miss Bessie Steingold and Mr.
Jerome Remick, a violin solo liv liar-
old Ehrlich and fancy dancing by
Sylvia and Bertha Weiss and Goldie
Delron, Mrs. J. Rytiek played all the
accompaniments. Following the en-
tertainment the League served re-
freshments to the guest's.

Evtusing. 15e-25c

SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY

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Happy is the one who can bring home
a few flowers to Mother
And in return receive smiles which
only Mothers can bestow;
While others can only cherish
the memory of Mother
And place a tribute of Flowers
on her grave or at her picturo.

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