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SUMMER 1FURS
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Every require-
ment for the coming
child in clothing and
nursery furniture at
moderate prices.
Maternity
Apparel
Garment, that conceal
condition, reflect smartest
style and afford comfort
Bram
$18.95 to $79.50
Coats
$19.75 to $157.50
Skirt.
$6.95 to $16.85
LANE BRYANT
Second Floor. 25S Woodward Ave.
H. & B. MARKS
212-216 Michigan Ave.
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the location and character of our stores in Detroit.
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exclusive taste and discrimination
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who seek the wonderful originality of design for which
the French are noted, and who demand them in advance
of the regular season, will find them In our original
creations now ready."
PEGGY HOYT—MARGUERITE
MARY'S—VOGPE—and HYLAND
"So exquisitely beautiful that one must see them to
appreciate them."
Professor and NIrs. Isaac N. Dem-
mon, of At Arbor, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Tessa
Demmon, to Mr. David E. Heineman
of this city on Wednesday, May 14th.
The ceremony was solemnized in Ann
Arbor and was attended only by the
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom.
Sadye Goldberg
Cadillac 4654
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ICE CREAM
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IMPORTED DRINKS
The Elite Shop FULLER & MURPHY
MILLINERY
664 Woodward Ave.
579 Hastings Street
Near Erskine
Home-made light lunches is one
of our Important features to you.
Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Rutman, of
New York City, are the guests of
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. I. Horo-
witz, of 974 Brush street. Rev. Rut-
man has accepted a call to the Beth
Jacob Synagogue.
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T arc H busy
E days of reconstruction
days for all of us.
Men and women everywhere pre
facing new and countless demands
upon their time. Throughout the
country the cry is for time—more
time. How vitally important it is,
then, that we measure our time
accurately. Truly, this is the day of
the good watch — the dependable
watch. May we suggest that you
call to see our display of good
watches for ladies and gentlemen
—a display that is untuual in value
and variety of design.
Mr. James Seligman and young son
of this city are visiting in New Or-
leans.
Mr. I. Leonard Braun appeared be-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Grossman of 209
E. Garfield avenue, announce the en- fore the Rotary Club of Highland
gagement of their daughter, Miss Park, Tuesday last, at the Masonic
Cora Cohen, to Mr. Adolph Jacoby. Temple, in a selection of English
A reception will be held on the after- compositions. On Friday he appeared
noon and evening of Sunday, May. in a joint recital with Ferdinand B.
Steindel, pianist, at Grinned Bros. re-
18th.
cital hall.
Aimng those who will attend the
and Ifs. Lewis Belison are in
Boston meetings of the Unipn of
American Hebrew Congregations this Tin,w,:t, Washington, where they
week are Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin, were called by the illness of their
Mr. and N1rs. Louis NI. Welt, \I r. and daughter, Beatrice, who had been vis-
Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, Dr.. and NIrs. iting with her sister, NIrs. Joseph A.
David J. Levy, and ND. and Mrs. Sussman (nee Nlinnio Benson). The
Magnus J. Hirschfeld. Rabbi Frank- many Detroit friends of Beatrice Ben-
lin will also preside at a meeting or son will be glad to hear that she is
the Executive Committee ot the Cen- reported improving. Mr. and Mrs.
tral Conference of American Rabbis. Benson will spend the summer at Ta-
coma.
Complimenting Miss Esther Reiner,
Nit.. and NIrs. Leo Newman, form-
whose marriage to Mr. Maurice Ger-
ber will be an event of next week, a erly of Detroit and now residents of
dinner-party was given at the home Pittsburgh, Pa.. are visiting their
of NIrs. J.. Miller, 197 East Kirby ave- son, \I r. F. J. Newman of 33 Engle-
nue, on Sunday, May II. The follow- wood.
ing guests were seated about the din-
Mrs. Ilarry Klein and daughter,
ner-table, effectively decked with
spring flowers: The Misses Esther Ethyl, have taken a house at 53
Reiner, Bessie Miller, Libby Gold, Church street, Mt. Clemens, Mich.,
where they will spend the summer
, Anna litchenek, Lillian Miller and
Messrs. Maurice Gerber, William months.
‘Vachs, Bernard Rosenzweig, Man-
uel Barnett, Norman Fischer and Sid-
Mr. Al Safir and sisters have moved
ney Smilock. The evening was spent into their new home at 188 Nledbury
avenue.
pleasantly with music and dancing.
The Misses Rose and Theresa Lie-
Mr. Louis James Rosenberg, pre-
siding at the monthly meeting of the berman spent a few days with friends
Michigan Authors' Association held at Cleveland, 0.
at the Hotel Pontchartrain Thursday
evening, last, read a valuable paper
Mrs. Philip Gordon is spending sev-
on "A History of the Talmud," eral weeks at the ?'ark Hotel, Mt.
which showed deep research and gave Clemens, Mich.
some valuable data.
Mrs. A. S. Goldman and children of
Mr. E. Sachse of 189 East Phila- 110 Green avenue are spending several
delphia avenue announces the mar- weeks at New York and Philadelphia.
riage of their daughter, Blutna, to Mr.
Morton Brenner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Cohen, 77./
Nathan Brenner of Eliot street, the Avalon avenue, entertained several
wedding to take place on Sunday, guests at their home, Sunday evening,
in honor of their tenth wedding an-
May 18th.
niversary.
Among the milk materials for the
warm weather costume, Foulard has
first place. The designs this season
are exceedingly varied. The polka dot
manses in size Nom pin-head size to
half a dollar. One popular pattern has
several different !deed circles of white
clustered together and plentifully scat-
tered over the surface of the navy blue
ground. A very good looking cnstume
of this design shown by H. Seigel Co.
Is combined with plain one-toned silk.
The dress is simple of line and the
plain material forms the body of the
blouse and simulated peplum while the
than sleeves and scalloped flounces are
of the polka dot foulard.
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Grand Pianos a Specialty
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"Good Times" all the time!
in the home where there is a Player-
Piano and a good assortment of the pop-
ular Song and Dance Rolls.
You c'an get up a rollicking "Sing" or
a jolly Dancing Party at any time—the
Player-Piano solves the problem of
"who's going to furnish the music?"
Keep your Music Roll library well
May of the best models at Siegels
are in Jersy weaves and are elaborate-
ly embroidered In self tune or con-
trasting colors. A popular one-piece
dress of white wool Jersey cloth Is em-
broidered In white, soft green amid red
and the sleeves are three-quarter
length and have a narrow thread of
green and red finishing the lower edge
The round neck Is also finished with
an edge of the green and red thread.
Tuning $3.00
Evening. 15c-25c
Daily Matinees 10e
Embroidery In dletilit in :matching
tone is used on black and beige cur-
lumen and the chenille matches the
material. c`ometimes on black satin or
manna gowns the embroideries take
their pattern from lace. English em-
broidery on Taffeta Is a new trimming
detail this season.
BRINK
Piano Service
CADILLAC HOTEL BLDG.
GORHAM SHOP
NIrs. Henry A. Krolik returned to
The men stationed at Fort Wayne
her home Frid. y, May 16, after a
three weeks' stay at the Royal Ilotel, enjoyed a delightful program last
Wednesday evening, when the Cham-
Atlantic City.
ber Music Society gave its bi-monthly
Miss Edith Meiser and Miss Lydia entertainment in the gymnasium of
Kahn, students at Vassar College, the Y. hi. C. A. Hut, under the direc-
have been spending a few (lays in tion of the War Camp Community
New York, guests at the NIcAlpin Service. The artists who appeared
were Mrs. Leon Rosinska, contralto,
Hotel.
accompanied by Mrs. Cornelia Steon;
Mr. and Mrs. Sam , Marwil and Joe Cohen, violinist; bliss !Ida Gaief-
son, Melvin, 34 Connecticut avenue, sky, pianist, and little Patsy Rosinska,
are at the Elms hotel, Excelsior who gave a group of songs.
Springs, Mo.
The Semper Fidelis sorority held
Jay J. Goldberg is spending a few its regular meeting Saturday evening,
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Nathan May 10, at the home of Miss Dorothy
Norman of West Grand boulevard be- Stone, 637 Second avenue. The soror-
fore resuming his duties as instruc- ity is planning to give a May party
tor in vocational work at Ft. Bay- Saturday evening, May 24, at the home
of Miss Helen Esser, 161 Medbury
ard, New Mexico.
avenue. The next meeting will be
NIr. Benjamin Cohen is in New held at the home of bliss Jeanette
York City, a guest at the lintel Astor. Freedman.
Organdy delightfully fashions many
of the moat exquisite rummer models
and may be had In pink, light blue, or•
chid or all white. Styles are quaint
with their ruffles, pleated frills, rows
of lace, or garlanded with rosettes or
Styles for graduation, for the
howl.
Informal dance, for the country club
verandah and for garden initries.—Adv
THE. LITTLE FRENCH SHOP
46 MICHIGAN AVE.
THE
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New Summer Dresses
Are Immensely Popular
118 East Adams Avenue
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stocked with the latest "hits"—make it a
practice to buy new music each month,
just as you buy books and magazines.
Keep up-to-date and well informed mu-
sically—you'll find it a fascinating diver-
sion, a source of unbounded pleasure,
and a splendid means of entertainment
when friends drop in.
Our Player Roll Department is Ready to Serve You
with a stock comprising upwards of 35,000 roll's; an efficient staff of sales-
people, trained to render helpful service in making suitable selections; and
a large number of private demonstrating rooms where music rolls are gladly
played over for you.
Here are Some Late Rolls You'll Surely Like
YOU CAN SING to them—they are
Song Rolls with the words, which appear
just at the right time they should be
sung. YOU CAN DANCE to them—
they are arranged in correct dancing
tempo.
Telephone orders promptly delivered.
Call Cherry 3600.
Grinnell Bros
Factory-215 Clinton St.
MUSIC HOUSE
Cadillac 6436
242.2:17 Woodward Ave.
Everything is nice, if it comes from Dixieland.
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How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm?
Chong (He come from Hongkong).
Beautiful Ohio.
Come on, Papa.
You're still an old sweetheart of mine.
I want a doll.
Johnny's in town.
Don't cry, Frenchy, don't cry.
That tumble-down shack in Athlone.
Kentucky Dreams.
When you look in the heart of
a rose.