PAGE SIX THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michelson, of 80 East Euclid avenue, will be at home on Wednesday, June 4, in honor of the confirmation of their daughter, Lena. Mr.. and Mrs. I. R. Finkelstein, of 633 Parker avenue, announce the be- trothal of their daughter, Jennie, to Mr. Joseph Polansky, of this city, for- merly of New York. The wedding will take place in July. Beautiful - Seasonable FURNITURE ITH the call of the great outdoors lurk- ing in our hearts, the first real foot- fall of summer, every cozy little nook and corner offers the posibility of Jeing the favorite spot of made sufficiently comforiable. The proper piece of Furniture will do It! It will com- plete the space! This big store's showing has an adequate selection to fulfill just the desired touch, the appropriate Chair, Lounge, Rocker or Settee. Private Maurice Harris, son of Mrs. B. Harris, of 26 Wilkins street, has received an honorable discharge front service and has returned to this city. Mr. Harris served with the Seventh regular army division. While in New York, where he visited with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Marks, lie was guest of honor at a reception given for his cousin, Miss Golde Marks, whose engagement to Jack Slushberg was recently announced, at the Hotel Ansonia. rj PRICES TALKI Fans stalled at wholesale prices. "MORSE" Says: — "My prices shine." Special! These $9.00 8-in. Fans This week only— $6.75 $25 Fixtures $16.95 Including war tax. Can be used anywhere in De- troit. Mrs. I. Cohen, Ill Farnsworth, has Heft for a two weeks' visit to Cleve- land, O. Mr. and Mrs. 1.eo Nathan and son, Paul, of East Kirby avenue, are visit- ing in Cleveland, 0. Mr. Isaac Goldberg was re-elected a member of the executive committee of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, at the Boston conven- tion. The Misses Melba and Ruth Oppen- heim, of 285 East Warren avenue, spent the week-end at Ann Arbor as guests of Miss Hannah Blumenthal. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Radin, for- merly of 220 Elmhurst avenue, will be at home in honor of the confirma- tion of their daughter, Helen, at the residence of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Landau, 904 Lemay avenue. PENINSULAR CHANDELIER CO 86 BROADWAY Near John R TELEPHONE AND MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLIY FILLED. Mrs. B. G. Morris, of 29 Pilgrim avenue, is entertaining her sister, Mrs. hi. Ball, of Spokane, Wash. Detroit's Exclusive Caterer and Decorator CONFIRMATION AT TEMPLE BETH EL Robinson-Cohen Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS CORNER 9 HIGH and HASTINGS rivr BLOCKS CAST WOODWARD FIBS BLOCKS NORTH CRATIOT NORTH• DOURO TOURTEEDITH CARS PASS THE DOOR On • Wednesday next, June 4th, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, of Temple Beth El, will confirm a class of thirty- nine children whose names are given herewith: Jesse E. Bern, Lillian Brasch, Jud- ith Breitenbach, Julia Ruth Brown, Martin Leo Butzel, Agnes Epstean, Louise Freiberg, Nina Friedman, Philip J. Funke, Vivian Goldberg. Berthold Hamburger, Emanuel Har- ris, Estelle Harris. John Heavenrich, Marcus Herstein, Pauline Hopp, Carl lmmerman, Helene Kahn, Mildred Charles King, Melvin Kuttnauer, Hel Katzenberg, Bernice Kaufman, Charles Langer, Arthur Levy, Harriet I.evy, Jerome Manheim, Rosalind 13. Mey- ershon, Lena Michelson, Jeanette Sarah Musliner, Hilton Ponnusky, Helen Radio, Fred Schwartz, Felix Fleugel Silver, John Stifter, Henry Ullman, Fritzi Wacker, Emanuel Wodic \\-alters , Wm. Wood, Jr., l'aul Zeiger. Services at the Temple will begin promptly at 9:45. The Ritual service will be read by the children. There will be a fine musical program under the direction of Mr. William How- land. As the seating capacity of the Tern- ple is limited, parents and friends of the children and members of the Con- gregation in general, are requested to come to the Temple as near the time set for the beginning of services as possible. The doors of the lower auditorium will be closed at 10 o'clock, when the confirmants enter the Temple. HEBREW FREE SCHOOL FORMALLY DEDICATED Coal Dealers Have Found that the TRUCK Makes Profit Bigger Customers like it better when their small coal orders—one ton, a ton and a half or so—come on the HANDY TRUCK. For HANDY TRUCK deliveries are always prompt. Coal dealers who appreciate the value of prompt deliveries as a business asset, use HANDY TRUCKS in conjunction with their big truck fleets. The HANDY TRUCK "fits in" by taking care of the small orders, and bringing down the delivery cost per ton. Be- cause the speed, efficiency, low cost and small operating expense of the HANDY TRUCK makes it the cheapest transportation method any business can have. And the HANDY TRUCK has proVed its ability to "stand the gaff" of coal delivery service. You naturally expect a high degree of stamina from such units as Torbensen Internal Gear Drive—Perfection Springs —Detroit Pressed Steel Frame—Ford Power Plant. Specially Designed Bodies for Every Busirs —At Factory Prices. $795 Using Ford Chassis and Torbensen internal Gear Drive PA Ton Capacity FA Ton Capacity Sold on Easy Terms 554-560 Grand River Ave. Open Evenings Glendale 5812 The Hebrew Free School and Kin- dergarten dedicated its new quarters recently at 107-113 Wilkins street. B. Isaacs, B. S., is the principal of the school. The officers of the organiza- tion are as follows: President, E., Rabinowitz; Vice-Presidents, H. Gold- man, D. Robinson, I.. Duscotf, L. Dann, M. B. Cohen. M. Krell, I. Ros- enthal, Al. Jacobs; Treasurer, hi. Ros- inskey; Secretary. A. H. Jaflin: Direc- tors, Rabbi Aishiskin, I. Lieberman, J. Selik, M. ‘Veiswasser, J. Lot, A. Farber, H. Goldberg, S. Shapiro, J. Rabinowitz, J. Goldberg, W. Cohen, I. Falk, H. Sosensky, A. Berris, N. Goldman, A. Lichtenstein and Emil Baron. On the Board of Education are Rabbi Aishiskin, H. Goldman, I. Lie- berman, H. Goldberg, H. Sosensky, A. Farber and NI. Weiswasser. CLEVELAND ORPHAN ASYLUM SUPERINTENDENT TO SPEAK BEFORE B'NAI BRITH CLUB NIr. Simon l'izer, superintendent of the Cleveland Orphan Asylum, will speak before the B'nai Brith, Monday evening, June 2, at their club-rooms, 25 Broadway. He will also be the forum speaker at the B'nai 13rith Club luncheon Tuesday noon. Mr. Pizer is a graduate of the He- brew Union College, and has been connected with the Cleveland Orphan Asylum for the past eleven years. He is sure to bring an interesting and timely message. Weddings, Banquets— All Social Occasions O VER seventy-five per cent of the leading Jewish Social Affairs of this city have been catered out by us in the last year. No occasion too small—none too large to receive our quotations. Phone us. DETROIT CATERING & DECORATING CO 125 Richton Ave. M. A. Pereira, Mgr. Hemlock 5654 SEE RUSSELL 20 Farnsworth at Woodward Northway 5566 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR F OR USED Automobiles Dodges Buicks Hudsons Maxwells And Other Standard Makes Reasonable Terms If Desired Success in business is measured by the satisfied customers. Satisfied customers on used cars heretofore have been a rarity. All my custo- mers are more than satisfied, they are boost- ing. Service and courtesy win. SEE RUSSELL RUSSELL BETHELL, Prop. SHOLEM CLUB. Birmingham, Mich., was the mecca of the Sholem Club last Sunday. The guests and members met at the home of Miss G. Adelson, 262 Hendrie ave- nue, at 9:30 in the morning. After a pleasant ride to Birmingham the young people walked a mile and a half to a park, where the day was spent in games and merrymaking. There were 25 young people in attendance. Trips to Orchard Lake, Lake Orion and numerous other summer resorts are being planned. The club will attend the Bicur Cholem excursion in a body, June 8. JEWISH COMMUNITY HOUSE COMMITTEE MEET MONDAY The committee on the "Jewish Community House" met last Wed- nesday and determined to call a meet- ing of prominent men next Monday at 12:15, at the Board of Commerce to decide upon a definite campaign. Rabbi Mayerberg is chairman of the committee; Milton M. Alexander, Nathan Robinson, Joseph J. Cum- mins, Louis Cohen, Jacob Nathan, THE HEBREW YEAR 6680.1910 Rosh-Chodesch lyar....Thurs„ Hay 1 Lag B'Omar Sun, May IS Rosh-Chodesch Sloan Fri., May SO Shabuoth (Confirmation Day) Wed., June 4 Rosh.Chodeech Tammuz—Sun July I Fast of Tammuz Tues., "July IS Rosh-Chodesch Ab Mon., July 211 Harry S. Grant are its members, all Fast of Ab Tues., Aug. representing Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, Rosh•Chodesch Ellul...Wed„ Aug. 27 I. 0. B. B. New Year Thurs., Sept. 25