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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
LOCAL NOTES
The Young Women's Ilebrew as-
sociation held its first meeting of the
season at the Hannah Schloss build-
ing, 39 East High street, Wednes-
day evening, at 8 o'clock. A mem-
bership drive is being planned by the
organization. Girls of 16 and over,
interested in athletics, are invited to
join.
177-119•181 PlOODWAfID AVE
Temple Beth El Notes.
Succoth Services.
Succoth Services will be held at the
Temple on Thursday morning, Oct.
9th, at 10 o'clock. The sermon will
be delivered by Rabbi Franklin.
Services for the last day of Succoth
will be held on Thursday, Oct. 16th,
at 10 o'clock, the sermon to be deliv-
ered by Rabbi Nlayerberg.
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180.182 W 00d Ward A.f MAO
Sabbath Services.
Sabbath Services are held every
Mrs. Hattie Schaffner and daugh-
ter, Florence, have returned to their Saturday morning at 10:30. The ser-
home in Cleveland, after a visit to mon this week will be delivered by
Rabbi Mayerberg.
this city.
Sunday Services.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal, 234
Sunday Services are held every
East Montealm street, will be at Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The
home to their relatives and friends sermon to be delivered by Rabbi
Sunday, October 12, front 2:181 to Franklin is entitled "Our Answer to
5:30 o'clock, and 7:311 to 11:110 o'clock, the Nlissionary." The public is
in honor of the engagement of their cordially invited to attend the serv-
daughter, Golda, to Mr. Samuel L. ices at all times.
Kavanau. No cards.
Religious School.
w
ing
The Religious School will hold a
Succoth Service for the children at
9:30 Sunday morning. Appropriate
Mr. Lou Kraus, of Detroit, spent
a few days with his mother, Mrs. selections will lie recited by the vari-
ous classes and offerings of fruits and
S. W. Sherman.
vegetables will be made. The parents
are invited to attend the children's
Mr. and Mrs. E. NI. Rosenthal,
service and to bring their friends.
former Toledoans, arc spending a
Woman's Auxiliary.
few weeks at Mt. Clemens.
The Woman's Auxiliary will give
Miss Eva Floyd spent a few days a luncheon in honor of the new mem-
bers early in November. The original
in Detroit.
date had been set for the second of
Miss Rose Kaplan spent the holy- November, but due to the fact that
days with her sister, Mrs. Samuel the l'atriotic Fund Drive begins at
that time it has been decided to post-
Gordon, of Detroit.
pone the luncheon to a day to be an-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horwitz (nee nounced shortly. The officers and
Salve KaminI, have returned from Board of the Auxiliary are especially
an extended wedding trip through desirous of having every new mem-
Canada and the East. Thee will ber attend the luncheon. It will be
make their home at 326 East Warren quite impossible for the hospitality
committee to visit each new member
avenue.
before the "Acquaintance Luncheon"
The Garden Club announce a dance because the list of new members is
to be given Sunday evening, October large but all new members will lie
9, in their club-rooms, the Pythian cordially welcomed at the affair.
eature will be a Fox Trot contest in Young People's Society.
.vhich all attending are eligible. Gold
The Young People's Society of
prizes will be given to the winners. Temple Beth El will give its first
Shooks' orchestra will furnish the affair of the season on Sunday even-
music and several prominent enter- ing, Oct. 12th, at 8:15. All members
tainers will be on hand. All are are requested to be present. An in-
welcome to attend.
teresting program has been prepared
TOLEDO NOTES.
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The purpose of this step Is to clean out
all tall goods without delay!
As there is only one dress or hat of each
kind, the best selection naturally awaits
thoao who come first.
No exceptions or reservations!
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253 Woodward Avenue
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Members of Shapero Hive will give
a pedro party, Tuesday, October 14,
at 2 o'clock, at 216 Warren avenue.
Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Reuben Cohen, who spent the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Max
Landau, of 668 Brush street, will
leave for her home in Philadelphia,
October 12.
and an evening of lively interest is
promised. The Classes of the So-
ciety will begin next week, the night
to be announced at the Sunday even-
ing meeting.
Junior Young People's Society.
Service Station No.3
Marshall & Smith
1537 Grand River
Garfield 1650
Detroit Branch:
750 Woodward Ave.
Silk duvetyn models for smart informal day
time wear are beautifully tailored with such
simple garniture as silk stitching or checked
angora. (Sketched.) For more elegant usage
a lace vestee, jet bugles and bands and collars
of fur are added.
Panne velvet with the new metallic "coat-of-mail"
cloth (sketched), or metallic brocade, constitute other
models for the women seeking subtle charm and dis-
tinction in dress.
Frocks of this type range from
95.00 to 195.00
The Junior Young People's Society
of Temple Beth El will hold its
meetings on the second and fourth
Sunday afternoons of the month at
three o'clock. All pupils of the re-
ligious school over the age of fifteen
are eligible to membership.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cantor, re-
cently returned from their wedding
trip, were delightfully entertained at
the home of their brother, Mr. Hy-
man Cantor, 962 Harmon avenue,
Monday night. Forty guests spent
a pleasant evening in dancing and
entertainment.
Knights of Pythias
Resume Fortnightly
Dances At Club Rooms
O
astilDst
Mr. E. Schupan has returned from
Cincinnati where he attended the
World Series games. He left Satur-
day for Chicago to spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Disner have
moved into their new home at 58
East Euclid avenue.
Wpmen of Distinction
choose frocks of
duvetyn or panne velvet
Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts, under the able
leadership of Mr. Milton Aronheim.
used every Thursday evening at 7:30.
All boys in the homes of 'members
over the age of twelve are urged to
join the Temple Troop. Several
large boys are urgently .needed by
the Troop to serve as patrol leaders
and as assistant Scout-Masters. Mr.
Aronheim and his assistant, Mr.
Reuben Rosenfield, are experiencing
great difficulty in properly training
the large number of boys who attend
the meetings and they will appreciate
the services of any young men who
will volunteer to aid them.
Knights of Pythias, No. 55, will
begin a series of fortnightly dances,
beginning Sunday evening, October
19, in their club-rooms, the Phythian
Castle, 533 Cass avenue. These
dancing parties. which were discon-
tinued during the war, will he given
every other Sunday evening through-
out the season. In the interim week-
ly dances have been given by the
Jewish Welfare Board to whom the
club-rooms were turned over for the
use of Jewish soldiers and sailors.
Finzel's orchestra has been en-
gaged to furnish the music for the
dancing, which will take place, as
formerly, in the excellent dance hall
on the second floor. II. I'. Cohen,
Chairman, and Max Eichman and
Nathan E. Rosenberg, in charge of
arrangements, have provided for dis-
tinctive entertainment for intermis-
sions. Members and their friends
are invited to attend.
"Meet Friedberg—
Wear Diamonds"
Junior Scouts.
The Junior Scouts will meet every
Monday afternoon at 4:00, under the
direction of Mr. Cecil Sillman. All
boys of the school between the ages
of ten to twelve are eligible to mem-
bership.
Pearl
Necklaces
Heroic Rabbi Dies to Save
Thirty-Seven Jews
from the inexpensive
Copenhagen.-Among the details
which are gradually reaching here
concerning the recent pogrom in Nov-
gorod-Volinsk, one story has come
thru which is worthy of being in-
scribed in the annals of Jewish mar-
tyrdom. It tells how Rabbi Yeliusha
Kitman lost his own life to save the
lives of thirty-seven Jews whom lie
had hidden in the cellar of his home
to protect them from the hooligans.
After stripping his home, the po-
grosuists informed Rabbi Kitman that
they would spare his life on condi-
tion that he give them the key to the
cellar. His reply was: "Yehuslia
Kitman would rather die than allow
Y. J. L. C.
thirty-seven Jews to be slaughtered."
The ruffians killed him, but the
At the regular meeting of the
Young Judacan Literary Club held thirty-seven Jews were saved.
Sunday afternoon. oct. 5, a short
program was given after the order of DECREES OF FASHION
business. Part of the election was
held, the result of which will be given FOR M I LA DY'S WA RDROB E.
in the next report. The next meet-
ing of the organization will be held
Again the question has enure UP as
Sunday, Oct. 12, at 2 p. m., at the to whether the suit or the separate
coat and dress will hold sway through-
Sharey Zedak Synagogue.
Daughttc1. of the White and Blue.
The meetings of Ilk Daughters of
ostpo hii oed
White and Blue wart*
holi-
for two weeks, because of thil
days.
days. The last meeting was helti,,.t
Edna Rosenfeld's house, 166 Good!
win avenue, Tuesday evening.
A debate will be given at the next
meeting, "Resolved That the Jewish
Legion be made the nucleus for the
national armies for the Jews in
Palestine." Fannie Kurland, Rose
Grace and Lany Drapkia will be on
the negative side and Edna Rosen-
feld, Bessie Gedleka and Lotte
Davidov, on the affirmative.
WARBURG IN EUROPE
ON RELIEF MISSION
New York.-Felix M. Warburg,
chairman of the Joint Distribution
Committee, is now in Europe for the
purpose of effecting a closer and bet-
ter co-ordination among the various
Jewish relief agencies in the distribu-
tion of their funds and supplies for
the war sufferers.
According to a letter just received
in Boston. Dr. Chaim Weitzman, the
visiting
intends
leader,
Zionist
America shortly.
out the fall and winter. Opinions seem
to vary widely on this matter with
Danis placing her stamp of approval
n the separate coat and its adjuncts
j
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However, women who have come to
R. Siegel. Co. recently in search of
either one or the other, have frequently
gone away with both on account of
the superb collections presented for
their approval.
!lordly a woman could forego one of
coata shown. They are de-
the
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,eloped
wariath,vithout-weight materiala of
each as Chamelon Cord.
the
Velour du . rd,Duvet de Leine, Peas
cut Bolivia, with huge
, of •' choicest
de Peelle. and
enveloping collar.'
of furs.
And the dresses! Never has 11. Hiegel
assortment of all
Co. shown a larger
Trimly tailored
le and tricotine In
that is most desirab-
Street frocks of serge ,,! ' Ten.
too.
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Furniture Talk
Some two or three months ago we told you in
these columns that Furniture and every kindred line
would be higher and since that time there has been
a regular deluge of advanced price lists.
Four-Fifths of the Furniture Factories In the United States are sold
up for the balance of this year and will not accept soy orders, the
others will not accept an order subject to their ability to fill it and
only at the price prevailing at time of shipment.
This all means that we will have to pay very much higher prices
than ever before, for goods bought now and later.
We were so sure of these advances that we placed orders some time
ago for our Fall Goods and some of these goods are now coming in.
Our selling prices will, as heretofore, be based entirely on our costs
and will therefore be lower than present market.
Buy now and save money. Always come to this store before you
buy elsewhere.
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FURNITURE HOUSE
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