THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TWO ounismallinnuomonimmuntsminamourmismommumnimminsiominimmiconnumnimmommemuso BUY FURS NO TES LOCA Grass, of spent the week-ed Cleve with tier .. D. Rosenthal, of 95 Freda- t t1Mrs auknt, Ili, my rtle The Misses Minna Benderoff and Pearl V. Weisberger, of Detroit, Mich., are being much feted during Mr. and Mrs. J. Levy, of 331 War- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Welt, of 52 their stay in Los Angeles, Cal. On Chandler aveune, celebrated the for- rcn avenue, have moved to their new Friday a Hallowe'en party w- as ten tieth anniversary of their marriage by home, 332 Commonwealth. n Levi, dered them by Mrs. Harry A. giving a dinner to forty-five guests at former Detroiter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Harris the Phoenix Club. Many of the guests were relatives and friends from (Rosalie Netzorg) announce the birth who at- Mr. and Mrs. H. Rivkin, of a daughter, Shirley Ann. out of the city. tended the Ilar Mitzvah of their grandson. Louis Philip Rivkin, at Miss Amelia Shakovsky, of Utica, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Friendly, of Buffalo, N. Y., have returned to their Elmira, N. Y., are guests at the home N. Y., is the guest of relatives and home. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Welt, 52 Chan- friends in the city. dler avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Geison Hecht, of Buf- An "acfjuaintance lungliCon" will be falo, N. Y., announce thvngagement • - under the auspices of Ike Mrs. A. Cohen (nee Rose Bresler), given - of their daughter; Marion Estelle, to of Chicago, is the guest of her par- Woman's Auxiliary Association of Dr. Samuel J. Lewis, of Kalamazoo, ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bresler, 44 Mar- Temple Beth El, November 17, at 1 Mich. o'clock, in the Temple. •tin place. In the list of names of women Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silberstein, of workers for the Patriotic Fund the Dr. and Mrs. Hugo A. Freund en- tertained fifty-three guests at dinner, 299 West Euclid avenue, gave a sur- names of Mrs. Benjamin L. Lambert on the occasion of their tenth wed- prise party Sunday evening, announc- and Mrs. Hugo Freund, who worked ding anniversary, in the ball room of ing the engagement of their daughter, under the captaincy of Mrs. Meer Ethyl, to Mr. M. L. Novak, of Chi- Frank, in Mrs. D. A. Brown's Divi- their Ironic on Boston boulevard. cago. Mr. Novak was recently re- sion, were inadvertently omitted. leased from service. The Bazaar of the Federation of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Klein announce Jewish Women's Clubs will take place of their daughter, Friday and Saturday, November 21 the engagement Fay, to Samuel Levine. e n d 22, at the Federation building, Hancock and Second avenues. Mem- Mrs. Seymour Hirsch and little son, bers of the Jewish Women's Club are asked to contribute to the Ntiscel- John Seymour, were guests of Mrs. Send Hirsch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. laneous Booth. Everything is accept- Macthartuld's George L. Edlo, of 432 Virginia Park. able. Donations will be called for. Candles Those who wish to con Mrs. Samuel Foreman, of 219 East I I asked to kindly phone Mrs. Charles Kirby avenue, announce the engage-1 C. Simons Hemlock 3650. Please put meat of her brother, Mr. Louis W. the name of Jewish Women's Club ,ii ackages. Phillips, to Miss Elizabeth Zwick, of , P Cleveland. Mr. Samuel J. Rhodes has returned 32 Broadway, Main Store. Mrs. A. Schlesinger and hgr sister, from Minneapolis, Minn., where he at- 1506 Woodward 747 Woodward Miss Rachel Burton, have moved into tended the convention of the Amer- Just Below Blvd. Cor. Alexandeilne their new home at 116 West Bethune. ican Legion as a delegate from De- McMIllan'• Corner 11110IMINIIIMOIIIHRMIIII01111111H111111111ORRIRMISIGISIIIIIIIIIIIOIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIMIIII11111111011IIIIIM111114 GORH T .0 SHOP T H Gold and Platinum Jewelry E A HE distinctive showing of fine T gold and platinum jewelry now on display in The Gorham Shop -. E includes exquisite designs in Bar Pins, Brooches, Sleeve Buttons, Hat Pins, Bracelets, Rings, Evening Dress Sets—all set with diamonds and semi-precious stones. Then there are beads of genuine Jade, Ame- thyst, Lapis Lazuli, Green Onyx, and fine imitation Pearl Necklaces, as well as a complete line of the popular Add-A-Pearl Necklaces. Come in now and make your Christmas selection. S H. & B. MARKS 212-216 Michigan Ave. Whose Birthday is Tomorrow? A GIFT OF GOOD TASTE SIX MacDIARMID STORES IN DETROIT 211 Woodward Wright Xay Bldg. Broadway Market "MacDiarmIds Corner" PHONE MAIN 4548 Opp. the Pontchartrain Mrs. L. IL Goldberg, of Grand Rap- ids, is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. Schlesinger, 116 West Bethune. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher, of Milwau- kee avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gladys Ruth, to Harold Simons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simons, of McLean avenue. ThisBeautifulFloor Lamp Specially Priced at Mr. and Mrs. A. Caplan, of 209 Farnsworth street, celebrated their silver wedding at their home. Many friends and relatives were entertained and numerous speeches were made, congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Caplan. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Newgarten, of 452 Hazelwood, will spend next week in Cleveland. \Virile in that city they will attend the wedding of their niece, Miss Esther Newman. One of the most entertaining func- air. and Mrs. Bella Allesheimer have returned from a three weeks' tions of last week was Mr. and Mrs. visit with relatives at TarrytoNvn, James Silk's entertainment in honor of Miss Celia Kirschbaum and Mr. N. Y. Martin Lezen, whose marriage will Miss Elizabeth Lowman, of Cincin- be an interesting event of Sunday nati, Ohio, is the guest of Miss Emma evening, November 16th, the cere- mony taking place at Shacrey Zedek Butzel, of Rowena avenue. Synagogue, Rabbi A.. H. Hershman in This all metal standard is finished designs of steel grey, dark antique brass, and verdi green--complete with brown or green glass shade. While inexpensively priced, the service afforded with this Netting standard is all that might be de. sired—alongside of the easy chair, it affords the soft light 03. sential to reading—for card play- ing, sewing, or for use in an of- fice you will find it • standard of great utility. Do Your Gift Shopping at Netting's Many beautiful lamps, fireplace fixings, statuary and electrical gifts are here in ■ great profusion—and everything of Netting Quality. air. and Mrs. William Wacker anti officiating. In the dining room pink roses in daughter, Fritzi, 147 Rhode Island avenue, will leave Sunday for Califor- silver vases ornamented the table laid with a delicate lace cloth. Mr. Harry nia to spend thewinter. Kimche was toastmaster. Among the guests were the follow-1 After spending three weeks in New Rhea and York, Atlantic City and Bualo, Me. ing: Misses Ruth Fleisher and Mrs. Samuel Burnstinc (nee Sylvia Goldsmith, Dorothy and Syl- Laura Selinsky) have returned to the van Danto, Lillian Kirschbaum, Ber- city, and are at present residing at tha and Jean Holtzman, Esther Elk, Sue Schlussel, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam the Hotel Statler. Margolis, and Messrs. Albert Holtz- man, Joseph Holtzman, Israel Silk. Mr. and Ntrs. M. A. Blasi, of 220 Henry Barsook, Henry Greenfield of Sc ward avenue, announce the engage mein of their daughter, Thelma N., to Ann Arbor, Harry Kimche, Harry Mr. Louis R. Miller, son of Mr. and Kirschbaum, Jules I.evy, Samuel Goldsmith and Joe Levy of Port airs. B. Miller, of Detroit. Huron, Ntichigan, and the honor guests, and the host and hostess. The following Detroiters were in New York the past week: S. Wise man, hi r. and Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal, „ Weitzman, J. Siegel, L. Swilansky, H. A. Landau, S. Epstein, B. Steinberg, A A. Baetz and H. Cohen. "Our Mullis Shine GOLDSMITHS. SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS WOODWARD AVE AT JOHN R STREET DETROIT troit. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Edward Frankel have returned from a trip to Battle Creek, where they attended Miss Ida Friedman, of Milwaukee, the marriage of their niece, Josephine Kopf, to Dr. Sol Kositchek, of Chi- is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Helmer. cago. $18.50 GOLDSMITHS 6SILVERSMITHS,INC. Ready to Wear and Made to Order S. Kallen & Co. FURRIERS 76.78 Adams Ave. East Near John R. Street Repairing Call Us Cherry 7233 Remodeling Tailleur Frocks, Suits, Coats, Gowns, Furs For the more exclusive trade 118 EAST ADAMS AVENUE .z iz 4.1.1T- sz IS SHOWN IN THE SUITS AND GOWNS. Everywhere" SUITS • wad COATS Tempt you to Wear Them They invite comparison with anything else in your wardrobe. Tweed-O-Wool The late Fall and Winter models In coat suits and gowns have attracted considerable attention on account of Silhouette. the radical changes of the To be sure there are !mite and gowns which do not show any radical changes In outline for some gowns are almost straight in One and in others one may t the In a silhoue tte n ip notice ne high, norm w aistli which may bep ed or low. put Some very good looking gowns forth by B. Siegel Co. fall in straight lines from the shoulder, the waistline being marked by a narrow mash of the material. The skirt, while not extreme In width Is of ampler proportions than re are those worn In the summer. The also decidedly good looking coa t and skirt costwnes where the coat shows only the slightest waistline curve at the sides or back and Is drawn In slightly by a narrow belt of the suit material. These suits are button trimmed and in some instances smartly finished with several rows of stitching. Velvet gowns are much worn this winter and one exceedingy good look- ing costume found at Siegel's was In Mole grey made with large pockets and trimmed with braid and buttons. The gown front opened to show a panel of gold cloth. The edges of the gown were bound In braid. A row of buttons and braid bound eyelets girdle trimmed the front. There was a of the material, the edges of which was finished with the braid. ideal alone has been the guiding principle NE in the building of every Steinway Piano O throughout the sixty-five years and more since it was first presented to the musical public— To Produce a Perfect Medium for the Highest Expression of Musical Art The majority of the suite and coats col - now being brought out show big buttons lars of fur and often cuffs and of pet- fur; or perhaps a wide band of Coats and Suits STEINWAY try at the hem. For Street, Dress, Motor, Sports oi 1? and Business Wear a a ROSS FUR CO. and 5(/ Upwards $35. .t.)(/ 0 6 03 Lxclusive Furriers ] li any other piano. 01 01 01 Sweaters Shirtwaists Hosiery Dobbs Model Hats Gloves WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT 30-35 Fort St. West Dime Bank Bldg. The STEINWAY has never been commercialized. Cost has always been considered secondary to refinements and improve- ments. Nothing that could in any degree have a part in making it an art product of highest possbile achievement has been omitted. The subordinating of all else to artistic perfection and with abun- made the dant resources and facilities for its attainment have long Steinway the world's standard of pianoforte excellence—the one in whose surpassing musical worth the playing of artist and home musician has a beauty and charm surpassing that possible through Remodeling Repairing Redyeing Two Stores 397 Woodward Ave. 14 Adams West 00 Grinnell Bros Representatives. Exclusive Michigan exchange. 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