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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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LOCAL NOTES

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I.. Cohen
(Bertha Richmond) are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son,
Irwin Wallace, September 14.

180.182 Woodward Avow..

Mr. and Mrs. M. Lifschitz are
spending several days in New York.

Coats and Wraps

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gamlin and son,
Martin, of Buffalo, have returned to
their bionic after a three weeks' trip
to hit. Clemens, Cedar Point and De-
troit.

of wonderful materials exquisitely befurred

95.00 to 275.00

Mr. and Mrs. I.. Weineman and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Victor, of Buffalo,
have returned from a trip to Maine.

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thing is shown," the verdict of
Paris fashion seems certainly
true of coats—bloused, barrel,
nipped-in waist line, dolman,
raglan, waist—coat and belted
straight line models being spon-
sored.

Mr. Adolph Wax, of 116 Kenil-
worth, has returned to his home after
a six weeks' stay at Mackinac. Mrs.
Wax has returned from Mt. Clemens,
where she spent the past two weeks.

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materials of rich down like character,
peach blooms, duvetyns or like pile

fabrics, bolivia, Bokara and fortune

cloth.

A eashnlyrtin duv-
etyrt model distin-
guished by a nip-
ped -In waist line
with three pockets
h side, one
on each
above the other, and
a flaring back is
sketched on the left.
155,00.

Mrs. J. E. lttigson, daughter Goldie
and son Leo, have returned to their
home in Houston, Texas, after spend-
ing three delightful months in Sag-
inaw and Detroit.

The Model Pictured

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Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Jacobs are
visiting with hire and Mrs. B. N.
Jacobs, of Pittsburg, Pa.

Kline's—Third Floor.

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Mrs. William Wacker is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rosa Kleinord-
inger, of Pittsburg.

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Mr. D. Lightman has returned to
his home in Cleveland after spend- •
ing a few weeks in this city.

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broidered georgette over satin combination Is another Duff Gordon

model.

Dr. Adolph Shoenfield is visiting
with his parents in Youngstown, 0. m

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AID a woman the other day, "What I like most about your

store is the fact that I can save money".

It may interest you to know that more people are finding

this out every month and my business is increasing steadily

as a result. This store is full of bargains that meet the re-

quirements of all purses.

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Mn, J. Sherman, 1022 Hamilton
boulevard, announces the engagement
of his (laughter, Lillian, to Mr. Al-
bert L. Hamburg, of New York.

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JEWISH WOMAN WINS
VALUABLE MEDAL

Mrs. Annette Schwartz, a volunteer
worker for the Jewish Welfare Board
at General Hospital No. 41, at Fox
Hills, Staten Island, wears a valuable
medal of gold and diamonds, awarded
her for her services to the bed-ridden
patients at Fox Hills Hospital. The
medal was presented to Mrs. Schwartz
by Colonel Huber, commanding officer
at Fox Hills, on behalf of an anonym-
ous donor, who announced that, since,
owing to his physical incapability he
had been unable to participate in the
war, he had been seeeking to honor
the man or woman who performed
the most distinguished volunteer ser-
vice. He was told of Mrs. Schrawtz's
work for the Jewish Welfare Board
and found that she had been indefa-

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Mr. and Mrs. L. Brodersohn and
family, of 244 Alfred street, wish their
relatives and friends a Happy New
Year

'Miss Regene Freund spent a week
with bliss Sabina Loeb, of Philadel-
phia.

Mrs. Walbork and family are
visiting Mrs. Leopold Ullman, of
Buffalo, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenbaum
have returned from Charlevoix, Nlich.

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tigable in arranging entertainments
for the patients at the hospital. Since
last anuary, she has conducted reg-
ular weekly entertainments, arranging
programs and supervising the enter-
tainments.
In addition to her medal, Mrs.
Schwartz was also bequeathed a dia-
mond ring in recognition of her ser-
vices by a soldier who died at Fox
Hills Hospital. •
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AUSTRIAN JEWS
EMIGRATE TO PALESTINE

Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herman A.
Schmier, of 970 John R. street., wish
their relatives and frieneds a Happy
and Prosperous New Year.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Goldman and
family, of 8(1 Palmer avenue, wish
their relatives and friends a Happy
and Prosperous New Year.

TAILORED DRESSES AND TOP

COATS GO HAND IN HAND.

The present vogue for the one-
piece tailored dress is not only bring-
ing forth exceptional styles in
dresses alone, but has also accounted
for some wonderfully clever top
coats to wear over them. To begin
The regular meeting of Sigma Ni with, the materials themselves are
was held at the home of Miss Eva unusually distinctive, soft, silky.
Williams, Alfred street, Monday warmth-without-weight fabrics, such
evening.
as Velour, Chameleon Cord, Evora,
Cashmertyn, Frost Glo, Silvertip Bo-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eisenman livia and Silvertone.
and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Liebshutz,
of Cleveland. have returned from
And then, of course, luxurious fur
trims nearly every model. One model
Charlevoix, Mich.
noted recently at B. Siegel Co., had
Mr. Milton Marx, who recently not only a huge fur collar, but tre-
graduated from the literary depart- mendously large pockets presumably
ment of the University of Michigan, to take the place of a muff. Cer-
has left for Ithaca, N. Y.. where he tainly more convenient than a muff,
will join the faculty of the Depart- and decidedly more unusual. Another
ment of English at Cornell Univer- of II. Siegel Co.'s coats is of a lovely
shade of (lull red Duvetyne. There
sity.
are large cuffs and a high turn-down
Mn and Mrs. Joseph Parish and collar on the material. The coat is
Mrs. Hannah Morse, of the Hotel gathered in soft folds at the neck and
Addison, have taken an apartment the closing begins in the front and
at 517 Glenn Court, corner of curves away in a long line toward
Twelfth street and they will be at the right side, terminating below the
hip, line with large material buttons.
home there after October 1st.

Mrs. Barney Hirsch and sister, Lot-
tie Sandler, of Cleveland, are spend-
ing the month at Benton Harbor,
Mich.

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These and many other distinctive models created by Lady Duff Gordon
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Mn. and Ntrs. A. Orbach have re-
turned to their home in Vicksburg,
Miss., after an extended visit with
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
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which
forms a cape, collar
end dolman sleeves.
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Note (in the figure sketched) how gracefully the new Pamier effect Is
achieved in a silver and rose brocaded material. Beading and hand em-

Miss Rose Morrison, of 379 St.
Clair avenue, has motored to Chicago,
where she will spend the Holydays.

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In the realm of drapery, Lady Duff Gordon is supreme, at
least on this side of the water. Her unerring taste in the
use of materials, like tulle and net with silver and gold
brocade and sequin cloth, proves her claim to fame.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Newton Trager !
and Mr. David Joseph and family
have returned to Cincinnati, after
spending the summer at Charlevoix,
Mich.

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Lady Duff Gordon creates
some new models for
afternoon, dinner and
evening occasions

Mr. David H. Fink, son of Mr. and .N
Mrs. Myer S. Fink has accepted an
instructorship in the sociology de-
partment of the University of Michi-
gan.

Typical of the Kline Millinery collection
is this very handsome tricorne model of vet-
vet, smartly trimmed with glycerined ostrich
and pin.

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Luxuriously combined with fur which
plays such a dominant role in apparel are

A pretty wedding took place Sun-
day evening at 8 o'clock at the home
of Nit. and Mrs. Rosenblatt, 96 Su-
perior street, when Miss Mollie
Cohen became the bride of Abe Ros-
enblatt. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi I. E. Aishiskin, as-
sisted by the Rev. S. Cohen. After
the ceremony a dinner was served,
followed by dancing.

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"Anything is stylish since every-

Mrs. L. Morrison and daughter,
Rose,-.and son,. Robert, accompanied
by Mr. Beniumin E. 'Cohen, motored
to Chicago on Sunday, September 14,
1919, to be the guests of relatives
and friends for an indefinite stay. Mr.
Morrison will join them for the Holy-
days.

NEW YEAR GREETINGS.

Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis Smith and
family, of 92 Erskine street, wish
their relatives and friends a Happy
and Prosperous New Year.

Mr. and Mrs I). Rosenthal and
family, of 94 Frederick street, ex-
tend New Year's greetings to their
many friends.

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Snickler
and son, Milton Jack. of 132 Dexter
boulevard, extend their best wishes
to their relatives and friends for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.

Mn. W. H. Keiden, 168 Ferry ave-
nue east. wishes his relatives and
reds a Happy and Prosperous New
Year.

"Meet
Friedberg--
Wear

Diamonds"

208.210
Griswold Street

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And now just a word about the
tailored dresses. They have all the
slim distinction which navy Trico- -
tine and Serge know so well how to
give—that is, with the aid of skilfully
executed embroidery and braiding.
Ntany models noted at B. Siegel Co.
feature bloused effects, often brought
about by the use of narrow bloused
panels. Combinations with Satin are
proving very effective and of emir; e,
some of the newest dresses exploit
the bouffant hip effect. Some distinc-
tive dresses, however, are perfectly
shin and straight, as is the case with
one good looking •Tricotine, simply
trimmed with a few tucks and hue
buttons.—Adv.

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