THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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LOCAL NOTES(*.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stein, of 411
Tayloti avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son,
Milford Truman.

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Mrs. Frederick Rauh and daughter,
Stella, and hl r. Walter J. Friedlander
Mr. and Nfrs. David E. Heineman
Mr. and Mrs. Julian 11. Krolik and
and family, of Cincinnati, have re-
Mr and Mrs. Sidney M. Fechheimer have returned front a ten weeks' trip
turned to their homes from l'etoskey,
have returned front a motor tour in to Alaska and the national parks in
Nlich.
the northwest.
the Berkshires. •

Dr. Leo NI. Franklin was the guest
Mrs. Samuel Frank and children
of Mr. Henry Ford Tuesday last on
have returned front Charlevoix.
the occasion of the trial trip of Eagle
Among Michigan students return- No. 57.
ing to Vassar this week are the
Mr. II. R. Goldstein is spending a
Misses Hortense and Dorothy Krolik,
M ion Ruth Franklin and Miss Lydia few days in New York City.
Kahn.
Mr. Louis Cohane is recuperating
from his recent illness at Sault Ste.
hire. Mangos Butzel and Mrs .
Marie.
Hugo Hill have returned from Char-

levoix.

2 1 2-2 I 6 Michigan Ave.

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Miss Henrietta E. Rosenthal was
elected third vice-president of the
Detroit Quota club at a special meet-
ing last week. The society devotes
its energies to the advancement of
business and professional interests
among the women of Detroit.

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Silverware

EOPLE instinctively associate

silverware with Gorham,
because Gorham Silverware
includes literally everything per-
taining to the silversmith's art.
The public knows the value -tf
Gorham Service, because every-
body appreciates the beauty and
variety of Gorham patterns, the
originality of Gorham designs and
the high standards of Gorham
quality. This preference also ex-
tends to Gorham prices, because
a satisfied public knows them to be
synonymous with the integrity of
Gorham Silverware.

Corporal Donald A. Marx has re-
turned from France after a year's
service with the Motor Truck division.
For driving 39,00(1 miles -over the
dangerous roads of the war-ridden
country without a single mishap, Mr.
Marx was given a handsome ring by
the Y. M. C. A. as a mark of esteem
for meritorious service. The returned
soldier is the son of Mr. and Nirs.
J. L. Marx, 45 Rhode Island avenue.

Miss . Rose Tobias, of Oklahoma
City, who will enter the University
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel and of Michigan this fall, is visiting with
children and Miss Emma Butzel have her aunt, Mrs. hl orris Friedberg, of
returned home from Massachusetts. 92 Virginia Park. Rounding up a
series of delightful entertainments
Mrs. Oscar Rosenberger and chil- given for the charming young visitor,
dren are home after a saintlier spent Mrs. Friedberg will be hostess at a
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amberg and
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dancing party Saturday evening.
family have returned front Lake
The Pleasure o
Placid, N. Y.
Reading ty;
Mr. and Mrs. Avery. Ginsburg and
Miss Eva Alkou, of 1752 Third aye-
Lamplight
Mrs. William Brown have returned tote, is accompanying her brother,
Misses Carmen and Mice Kirch-
Mr. Harry Alkon, on an extensive heimer have returned front a visit to
front Mackinac.
Is denied many pea.
motor tour. They will visit Boston, Chicago.
ple on account of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. \Veit, of Philadelphia and New York City.
Imperfect vision.
You may seem to 105 West Boston boulevard, are re-
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. Goldsmith, of 210
suffer no Inconveni-
of a
The golden wedding anniversary East Painter avenue are now resid-
ence by day, but ceiving felicitations on the birth
find It painful and daughter, Josephine Therese.
of Mr. and Mrs. Barney \Yarnell, 74 ing at their new home, 280 Edison
difficult to read or
Belmont avenue, was celebrated Mon- avenue.
do rinse work by
hie. Julius Born has returned from day evening at their home. Mr. and
lamplight. If the
France
where
he
served
two
years
Mrs. \Yarnell have lived in Detroit
Jennie Gordon, liadassah
above is no with you
you are Injuring with the A. E. F.
since 1855. They have ten children, I delegate
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ti‘tve y- second an-
gat
four eyes every day
re turned
all but two of whom attended the
to conv e ntio n
nist
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that you put off
Mrs. Henry hi. Fechimer and chil- celebration. Those present were I front
Coming to us for
nruaneit the Chicago sessi has
dren
have
returned
from
a
delightful
Mose,
Herman
M.,
David,
Julius
and
glasnee.
sojourn in Maine.
William M. Wartell, Mrs. Fred
Mrs. T. Rosenberger, 984 Brush
Beecher, Mrs. Philip Ellenstein and street, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Hazel Helen, to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marx, of 45 Mrs. Nleyer Rappenport.
Registered optometrist and manufactur- Rhode Island avenue, celebrated their
William B. Gilman, of this city.
ing optician.
The families of file. and Mrs. John
their
thirtieth
wedding
anniversary,
245 GRISWOLD ST.
on NIr. Marx's sixtieth birthday, with Heavenrich, Mr. and NIrs. Melville
Mr. and Mrs. Israel C. Brown,
(Corner Clifford)
MAIN 4t3 a reception at their home, Thursday, Welt and Mr. and Mrs. Henry NI. Hazelwood avenue, announce the en-
Open Evenings.
Butzel
have
returned
front
their
sum-
September 11th.
gagement of their daughter, Golda
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mer Ironies in Northern Michigan.
Elizabeth, to Mr. Fred Edward
S'Renco, of St. Louis, Mo. Mr.
Major Gus S. Kopple, of St. Louis, S'Renco has recently returned from
formerly of Detroit, is enroute to the France.
United States after a three years' ab-
The Misses Dorothy and Ruth Fink
sence overseas. Nlajor Kipple was
recommended for a lieutenant-- have left for New York where they
colonelcy and has been awarded a will enter Columbia University. Miss
medal for distinguished service Dorothy Fink was formerly a student
abroad. He is the brother of Mrs. at the University of Michigan.
J. L. Marx, of this city.
Mr .and Mrs. B. Kamin, of 326
Among those who successfully East Warren avenue announce the
marriage
of their daughter, Sayde,
passed the state bar examinations
held recently appear the names of to N1r. Joe Horwitz, son of Mr. and
the following Jewish boys: Mark Mrs. NI. Horwitz, of Ottawa, Ont., on
Birukrant, Michael Birnkrant, Saul Sunday, the twenty-first of Sep-
Birnkrant, Charles Rubiner, Charles tember.

H. & B. MARKS

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WOODWARD AVE AT JOHN R STREET

DETROIT

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Exclusive
Furriers

Woman's Smart Fall
Footwear

We invite attention to our
complete showing of new Fall
styles. Each and every model
measures up to the standard of
style and material found in the
higher priced footwear.

Goldstein, Oscar Adel, David Ka-
' baker, David Porvin, Mortimer Liss,
Jack L. Jacobson, of Pilgrim ave-
Abraham J. Levin, Leo Coskey, Sam nue will take a course in commercial
Weller, Maurice Schwartz and engineering at the Carnegie Institute
of Technology at Pittsburg this fall .
Nathan D. Metzger.

We have doubled our shoe
department, which enables us to
stock a complete lin.%

Particularly, we wish to call your attention
to the wonderful values, offered in new brown
and dull kid, Suedes and Calf-Skin, with
flexible light welt soles and hand turned soles,
with high Louis heels, at

$8.00 t o

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141-143-145 WOODWARD AVE.

J. J. SNYDER, Manager,

Shoe Department.

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Tuning $3.00

Free Estimates on

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The 'attainment of an ideal—per/v(6,ton in a musical instrument—
has actuated itt every particular, the building of each and every Steinway

Piano ever produced.

The Steinway Piano of today represents the accumulated experience

and knowledge of four generations of this famous House.

It is built by the direct descendents of the originators of the match-

less Steinway scale and quality.

This company's policy has known no change as regards the end to

be attained, for outside interests have had no voice in its affairs.

It has always been free to direct, unhampered, every effort toward

the achievement of the highest artistic results.

The superiority of the Steinway Piano has long been recognized,

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yet exclusive features incorporated from time to time have given
it increasingly greater excellence, and made even more pronounced the

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Its magnificent tone; its perfect action; its reliability and its won-
derful endurance, make it not only tinapproached musically, but from
the standpoint of cost, a Piano investment incomparably superior to any

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difference between it and all other Pianos.'

other.

Platinum and Gold Mountings

of original and exclusive designs, to order at a saving of 10 to 25
per cent front down-town prices on my "Pay As You Can Plan."

The Prestige and Suggestion of Musical Dis-
crimination Associated with the Name STEINWAY
are Added Reasons for Pride and Pleasure in its

Ownership.

If you are considering the purchase of a Piano. why not
procure the universally recognized best? A wide range of

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The Only Real and Legitimate

Sistine Chapel Soloists

One Concert Only

Arcadia - Sunday Afternoon at 3

Seats now on sale at Grinnell's. Prices (including war tax)
$1.00 to $3.00

prices is presented. You have choice of many artistic models.
We accept other instruments in exchange at full market value.

Where only highest quality in musical instruments bill
suffice; where the greatest musical value that money can buy
is sought—the STEINII'AY PIANO is alteays chosen!

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STEINWAY Grand Pianos
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STEINWAY "Piannla Player-Pianos
STEINWAY Pun-Art Reproducing
Pianos in both grand and upright
models.

Ire invite your early inspection of
our Fall stock—a visit doesn't obligate
you in the least.

Catalog, and book of portraits of
Musical Celebrities mailed on request.

Grinnell Bras

Everything in the
Realm of Music

Exclusive Michigan representatives
of the STEINWAY and other leading Pianos

Headquarters 243-247 Woodward Avenue

Box office sale begins at 10 o'clock Sunday.

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