THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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212-216 Michigan Ave.

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* LOCAL NOTES*

Mr. I. Koplowitz left this week for
trip north. Enroute to Mackinac
Island he will visit his daughter, Mrs.
Morris Arnovitz, at Lattrian, Mich.

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lowing the ceremony dinner was serv-
ed the seventy-five guests. A recep-
tion was held later in the large ban-
quet hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lowenstein
left for a wedding trip to Yellowstone
Park. They will be at home in Ham-
ilton, Ohio, after September 1st.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and M rs. Sam Lowenstein, par-
ents of the groom, of Hamilton, 0.,
Miss Rosenberg, of Hamilton; Mr.
and M rs. Samuel Phillipson and
daughter of Chicago; Dr. Ilerbert
Kallett and Miss Rose Kallett, of
Syracuse, N. Y.; Mr. Joe Galkin and
Mrs. Nathan Stern, of New York
city, and Miss Draimen, of Toronto,
Canada.

Exquisite in all its appointments
was the marriage of Miss Helen Bea-
trice Herstein, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Herstein, of 373 'Field
avenue, and Mr. Harry II. Lowen-
stein, of Hamilton, Ont., which was
solemnized at the Hotel Statler, Sun-
day, August 10th, at 7:30 p. tn. Rabbi
Samuel S. Mayerberg read the mar-
riage service. Jacob Lowenstein,
brother of the groom, acted as best
man, assisted by Mr. 1). M. Silver.
Mrs. D. M. Silver was matron of
honor. Miss Libbie Phillipson of
Chicago, and Miss Ruth Lipsitz, of
Chicago, were bridesmaids, with little
' Josephine Stern as Hower-girl. The
bride, very lovely in a gown of Chan-
tilla lace with a court-train of Duchess
Mr. and Mrs. Max Stotter, of Pal-
satin, walked down the flower-strewn
mer ‘Woods, are enjoying a two
bridal path on the arm of her father.
weeks' fishing cruise in their private
She carried a shower bouquet of or-
yacht, "Valoria," on the Georgian Bay.
chids and lillies of the valley. Fol-

GORHAM SHOP

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goldman, of St.
Paul, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Greenberg, of this city.

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Mr. L. Hirschfield is in New York.

Very impressive indeed was the
marriage ceremony of Miss Anna 11.
Weisberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry II. Weisberger, of California
avenue, Highland l'ark, to Mr. Frank
J. Steiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Steiner, of this city, which was an
event of last week. The marriage
service was read by Rabbi Judah L.
Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Steiner left for
the Catskill Mountains, New York,
for an indefinite period.

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Are Good Candies

Why take chances on any other kind? Cooked
fresh every day and sold as fast as they are
placed on sale.

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Phone Main 4548

(All Stores)

Sismalitt, at Canaytrafi

SIX STORES IN DETROIT

Miss Mary Gluck, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. J. Kahn for the past
two weeks, has returned to her home
in Sea Gate, N. Y., accompanied by
Miss Elsie Dorothy Schnabel.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Silberberg, of 467
Atkinson avenue, had as their guest
the past week Mr. Silberberg's broth-
er, Aaron, of Oil City, Pa., with whom
they motored back to their home city
Rabbi and Mrs. Samuel S. Mayer- Wednesday.
berg have as their guest their sister,
Miss Lillian Rothschild, of Cleve-
Mr. Harry Cohen, son of Mr. and
land.
Mrs. I. D. Cohen, of Coshocton, 0.,
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Mrs. A. Schlesinger, of Brush Leon H. Koplowitz. He has just re-
street, is spending a few weeks at Ot- turned front France, where he had
tawa Beach.
seen a year's service in the Medical
Corps, 324th Field Artillery, 32nd
Mr. and Mrs. M. Stocker announce Ohio Division. Lieutenant S. D. Co-
the engagement of their daughter, hen, another brother of Mrs. Kop-
Bell, to Ilermato,: Leeman.
lowitz, was also her guest the past
week. Dr. Cohen had been stationed
Mr. ad Mrs. H. Himelhoch and at the Camp Mills Base Hospital in
daughter, Jane, of 75 Putnam avenue, New York.
are spending the month of August at
the New Ocean House, Swampscott,
Mr. J. Friedman is in New York
Mass.
for a few days.

Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Sorock and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Saul Che-
vitz and son, left Sunday for an ex-
tended motor trip to New York and
Atlantic City. They will be back
about September 1st.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldberg, of Tay-
lor avenue, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Shilda, to George
Stocker, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Stocker.

Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Arden and
family, Mrs. Esther R. Simons and
baby, and Miss Marian Reuben have
returned from a several weeks' stay
at Ottawa Beach Hotel, Ottawa
Beach, Mich.

Miss Mildred Burnstine, of 314
Medbury avenue, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Jeanette Pereira, of this
city, are leaving Saturday to spend
their vacation at Crystal Beach and
Buffalo, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. S. Goldberg.

(Since 1887)

Mr. A. A. Berger is a guest at the
Astor Hotel, N. Y. C.

Mrs. Q. Goldstone is in New York
City.

Mr. Edward Anspach, of Newark,
N. J., has motored to Detroit, to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Anspach,
414 Monterey avenue.

We Are Selling Entire
Stock at Sale Prices

239 Woodward at Clifford

"Follow the Trapper."

EM diamonds—a super-

lative term used by experts
in referring only to diamonds
of especially fine color and
perfect quality— is the one term
that fully and accurately de-
scribes the unusual collection of
diamonds now awaiting your
inspection in The Gorham
Shop. If you are seeking
diamond creations of exquisite
beauty and individuality, our
suggestion is that you view this
rare exhibition at the earliest
opportunity.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Ilimmelhoch, of
5' Fast Palmer avenue, are receiving
felicitations on the birth of a son.

Mac Diarmid's Candies

Diamonds

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We Don't Want To
Move This Furniture

Consequently we have reduced every article of furni-

Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Goldstein are
in New York City, guests at the Mc-
Alpine Hotel.

ture in our entire stock another 20',; thus offering you

A Double of
Discount

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Loeb and
Miss Minnie Wertheimer have moved
to 999 Brush street. Miss Wertheim-
er left Friday for a two weeks' visit
at Port Austin.

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Even before the Architect had completed the plans for our new
Mrs. Harry 11. Weisberg, of Cali-
store, we decided not to carry a single piece of furniture with us
Dr. Arthur Bennett, of Detroit, ar- fornia avenue, Highland l'ark, ac-
rived this week at St. Ignace, Mich., companied by her daughters, Helen
we saw very clearly In the hustle and bustle of
when we moved, as
where he is occupying his summer E. and Sadye M., left Friday for a
moving much of this furniture was bound to become damaged.
home. He has as a house guest, Sig- sojourn at Niagara Falls. Enroute
mund Goldsmith, of Detroit.
they will stop at Buffalo and sur- II
rounding points.
had to take a loss we Preferred that our customers benefit
If we
Miss Betty Schrager, of Chicago,
The Misses Dorothy Shapero and
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry
by it.
Betty Singer have left for New York
Cohen, 187 East Hancock avenue.
city to visit friends.
We reduced every piece of furniture in our store 20%, but we find
Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Hirschfield,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Polansky have re-
of Pingree avenue, are receiving con-
now that our new building will be completed earlier than expected,
turned
from
their
wedding
trip
to
son,
a
gratulations on the birth of
and in order to be sure that everything will be sold within the next
Duluth and arc living on Canfield
Milton, Jr.
avenue. zl few weeks, we have reduced even the former reduced prices another
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg officiat-
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Loeb, 999
205, thus on every article of furniture purchased during this great
ed at the marriage of Miss Estyr
Brush street, are guests at the Gra-
Remillard and Mr. Edward Oppen-
removal sale, you really save 405.
tiot Inn, Port Huron.
helm, of Eat: Claire, Mich., at his res-
idence Sunday last.
Miss Eva Erusall, of Garfield ave-

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B'NAI BRITH OUTING
Wednesday, Aug. 27th

nue, is visiting relatives in Atlantic
City and New York. Many social
are being planned for Miss
Erusall during her month's stay in
the east.

I affairs

The KNABE PIANO is built en-
tirely and completely in the Knabe
factories, thus insuring a uniformity
and harmony of structural detail es-
sential to artistic perfection.

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Miss Edith Feldman, of Duluth,
Minn., is spending a few weeks with
her cousin, Miss Anna Lessing, of
Highland Park. Prior to her return
home, Miss Feldman and Miss Less-
ing will spend a few days in Chicago.

GRAND & UPRIGHT PIANOS

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William Knabe, first.

established the great House which continuously

for 82 years has built the magnificent Grand

and Upright Pianos bearing the honored name,

KNABE

— a name inseparably associated with the

musical history of the United States.

The genius, skill and high ideals of the founder of this fa-

mous Piano have been handed down from father to son—its
superb quality and brilliant reputation have been zealously
maintained. Today the KNABE is everywhere recognized es
one of the world's greatest Pianos, representing the best tradi-

tions, the greatest development. of the Piano Builder's Art.

high-grade, artistic
The prospective buyer of a thoroughly
Piano should seriously consider the KNABE. It offers rare
tonal beauty, perfection of action and touch, and true refine.
ment in every detail. The most accomplished musician finds

every ideal, every requirement. fully met in this most excellent

Piano.

Convenient payment

terms. Other Pianos exchanged at full

market value.

Grinnell Bros

Pianos, in-

and many others.

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1197 Woodward Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frankel have
just returned from a pleasure and
business trip spending two months
at Battle Creek and Lawton, Mich.
They are now temporarily located at
451 Byron Ave.

Domestic Science
Domestic Art
Physical Training
Industrial Art
Manual Training
Drawing
Music
Commercial

MY DESIRE TO PLEASE

The KNABE line embraces Up-
rights and Grande of different sizes
and in various fancy woods and fin-
ishes, to suit individual requirements.
Special designs and finishes to order.
A very popular model is the

Mignonette
Grand

—a real Grand Piano of dainty pro-
portions and most charming appear.
ance. Only a trifle more than 5 feet

in length, this exquisite Piano can
be easily accommodated in a room
of ordinary size.

In this beautiful model the superb
musical qualities of the KNABE are
presented in a most refined and
artistic setting. It is pre-eminently a
Piano for the home of good taste
and handsome appointments. We
can make immediate delivery from
our stock.

243.245-247 Woodward Ave.

I am coinpetent
to give you prompt
and careful service
on all repair work.
Then, too, your
glasses, from time
to time, should be
literally overhaul-
ed. A slight fault
of adjustment or a
loose lens will
cause no end of
annoyance, 1 ask
that you call on
me frequently and
have your glasses
inspected amt pu in form. This, of
course, is a part of. my service that
'.ntalls no obligation on your part.
A close acquaintance with my meth-
ods will convince you of the efficient
optical service I am capable of render.
ins.
Call at your convenience.

245 GRISWOLD ST.
(Cor. Clifford)

Open Evenings.

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Phone Northway 192

Detroit, Michigan.

SPECIAL COURSES

NORMAL COURSES

Tea Room Management
IneltutIonal Management
Dietetics
Visiting Housekeeper
SecretarYshIP
Toy Making
Jewelry
Physical Training
DatwIng

INDUSTRIAL ART COURSES
Mechanical Drafting. 'I exille Design, Furniture Design, lung and Carpet Design-
ing, Costume Design, Interior Decoration, Commercial
Design, Architectural Design, \Vail
Paper Design.

FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST 29TH, 1919.

Detroit's Exclusive
Caterer and Decorator

Weddings, Banquets—
All Social Occasions

VER seventy-five per cent of the
leading Jewish Social Affairs of this
city have been catered out by us in the
last year.

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No occasion too small—none too
large to receive our quotations.

Registered Optometrist and Manufac.
.turfing Optician.

LOU GOLDBERG

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THOMAS NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL

Mrs. A. D. Finn and children, Mar-
vin and Emanuel, have returned to
their home in Pontiac after an ex-
tended trip to Syracuse, N. Y.
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Michigan's Leading Music House

Exclusive selling agents for the World's leading
cluding the STEINWAY, the KNABE, the SOHMER, the VOSE,
the GRINNELL BROS. (our own make), the STERLING, the
PIANOLA Player-Piano, the DUO-ART Reproducing Piano,

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Stiebel, of
Englewood avenue, have returned
from Cedar Point accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lederer and sons,
of Cincinnati, 0.

Phone us.

DETROIT CATERING & DECORATING C

M. A. Pereira, Mgr.

125 Richton Ave.

Hemlock 5654
Main 3777