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Most of the University of Michigan
students entertained at the Lampert
home were members of the Bayonne,
N. J. club at the University of Mich-
igan, of which Mr. Halperin is one
of the charter members. Messrs.
Samuels, Kenigson, Ripps, Weiss-
berg, Racoosin, Gitlin, of Ann Arbor
were among those present.

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DETROIT

Beautiful in its simplicity was the
wedding of Miss Anna Wax, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Wax, 2206
Michigan avenue, to Mr. Irwin Berry,
which took place Sunday, January 4,
at 5 o'clock. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
officiated. The bride was attired in
a traveling suit with hat to match
and carried a bridal bouquet of roses,
and lilies-of-the-valley. A wedding
supper was served to the immediate
family following which Mr. and Mrs.
Berry left for Chicago.

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At a house-warming held in the
new home of Sir, and Sirs. A. Kap-
lan of 827 Cameron avenue, Sunday
evening over forty dollars was sub-
scribed for the Jewish Orphans
Home. There were twenty guests,

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Miss Elizabeth Weingarden, daugh-
ter of Mrs. May Weingarden, 175
Palmer avenue, east, and Meyer Lev-
enstein, of Detroit, celebrated their
engagement on January 1st.

The Kline Millinery Department has been
selected by

A linen shower was given by Miss
Fannie Max, Sunday, Dec. 28, at her
home, 70 Cameron ovenue, in honor
of Miss Clara Kopitz, whose mar-
riage to Sidncy L. Max takes place
Jan. 4. The house was beautifully
decorated with Christmas lights and
decorations. R. Raskin, pianist, II.
Eckleman and D. Nathanson enter-
tained the guests. Dancing was the
chief feature of the evening. Among
the guests were: Misses L. Gold, R.
Gold, A. Gold, L. Seligson, M. Nath-
anson, S. Pohl, S. Brown, P. Nieman,
Y. Huh, G. Walksha, S. Levy, F.
Perkers, R. Sozzman, A. Mendelson,
E. Kent, F. Atlavaik, F. Lasnick, A.
Felharder, M. Pulberg, SI. Mercier
and A. Max, M. Merrick, J. Cohen,
W. Walgan, Al Mendelson, S. Fine-
berg, SI. Barnett, S. Simms, S. Nath-
anson, A. Monshane, I. Finkelstein,
N. Shever, A. Nieman, Levy, M. Les-
ser, D. Galen.

Maison Maurice

(Fifth Avenue, New York)

as sole distributors of their models in the City
of Detroit.

Maison Maurice is known as one of the lead-
ing designers in the Millinery world for his
"chic" individual creations, which will be fea-
tured at prices ranging from

$20 to $45

KLINE'S —TTHIRD FLOOR

Mr. and Mrs. G. Cassel, Alger

avenue, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Ilarriet, to Arthur

Sadow of New York city.

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NIL and Mrs. H. Vine announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lillian,
to Si. J. Marenberg of Toledo, 0.

ROSETTA STONE TO
ADDRESS AUXILIARY
OF SHARREY ZEDEK

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarey
Zedek will hold its next regular
meeting Monday afternoon, January
'12, in the vestry rooms of the syna-
gogue.
Miss Rosetta Stone, director of the
Bureau of Handicap, will speak on
the subject of "Work for the Handi-
capped." Slits Stone, who has done
telling work among the blind and
crippled of the city, is a forceful and
interesting speaker and her message
will undoubtedly prove eminently
worth while.
Miss Mirah Cohen will sing with
Hiss Sylvia Simons at the piano.

LANSING LOCALS

Mrs. Kauffman and daughter of
Logansport, Ind., were guests of Ja-
cob May and family.

The Nfisses Mays entertained at
bridge, honoring their guests, Sirs.
Kauffman, and daughter Bertha.

1920 Modes in
Day Time Frocks

Tailored Models

Tricotine, which lends itself so admir-
ably to the art of tailoring, still retains
its vogue for all-around serviceability.
Apron, Blouse and Tunic styles prevail.
In the model sketched on the left, one

sees how cleverly metallic thread endiroldery
can be appl:ed.

Sir. and Mrs. Meyer Frank have re-
turned to Detroit. They were the
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Kositchek,

New tricotine frocks-

75.00 to 125.00

Mr. Danial Boone Jacobs is the
newly elected President of Jacob
Shill Lodge order of the Intai Brith.

Silk Frocks

Nfr. and Mrs. Goldstein and daugh-
ter of Pontiac, Mich., were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rapaport.

Whether cf crepe de chine, taffeta or
charmeute,. the sleeves must be short,
altho the line may be bocffa.at with
picturesque ruffles or ruching or straight

Sir. Harry Rapaport, student of U.
of Si., spent the holidays with his
parents.

under the Ch:nese influence. The lav-
ishly wool yarn embroidery modal, sketched
is 59.53. Other models--

The Jewish Ladies' Benevolent So-
Mrs. R. Stcpsy of 186 liendrie ave-
nue has returned from an extended ciety gave a dancing party on De-
cember
29. It was largely attended.
‘isit of ten weeks at Pittsburgh
Donora, Monesson and Clairton.

49.50 to 95.00

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GIFTS TO JEWISH WOMAN'S
CLUB HOUSE TO BE PASSED
UPON BY HOUSE COMMITTEE

The committee in charge of the
furnishing of the new Jewish Wo-
man's Club House wishes to inform
its members that all proposed gifts
are to be passed upon as to their fit-
ness.
As the house will be, in a measure,
a public building open for inspection
by all club-women of the city, it is
desired to make it a model of its
kind. Therefore, it will help greatly
if friends wishing to contribute gifts
to the organization will kindly con-
fer with Mrs. Walter Ileavenrich,
chairman of the Committee on Fur-
nishings, before making a decision as
to what to purchase. In this way,
with the co-operation of its members,
much waste will be eliminated and
only those things essential and in
keeping with the tone of the house
will be obtained.

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The debutante has come Into her own
again and the social whirl finds her at
receptions, teas, dinners, theatre parties
and the dance. And these "buds" and
their admiring friends are wearing such
pretty clothes for youth always succeeds
in wringing charfn from modes but It
seems as though this season's fashions
are peculiarly adapted to the claims of
youth for youth is never ignored in fash-
ion making.

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DANCE FROCKS FOR THE
SMART SET AND DEBUTANTES

And so the frocks and suits and wraps
at ii. Siegel Co. for those who delight
in the winter's social event are lovely
and the occasions for wearing them are
numberless. Models this season are de-
lightful:y girlish and variety of line
permits of individual selection.
The dance frocks are what one thinks
of in connection with social events and
one can picture the debutante whirling
in a rainbow' maize of silk and satin of
tulle and lace, of gold and silver lace
and cloth of gold.

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In spite of the prophecy of disparage-
ment of incrouching of newer fads, Ital c-
Mg holds its own with the smart ,et.
Some of the older folk who danced be-
cause It was impossible to go about
without dancing may be dropped out
but the younger set are dancing and
their dance frocks, as seen at B. Siegel
are perfect dreams. Tulle is a ma-
terial most preferred and It is an ideal
fabric for the evening costume.

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The delicate pinks, silver trimmed, are
shown at "The Store where fashion
reigns" and also all of the youthful
.0 ors are represented and white, of
course. While taffeta is still limed satin
claims its place and Is in high favor,
usually In combinath," with tulle or lace.
Full skirts, short enough for comfort
but not extravagantly so; simple bodices
with the slightest of sleeve; waistline
abort, normal or a trifle e'ongated; little
artincial flowers tucked here and there
among the folds, much ribbon and trim-
ling.. flatly applied in a form of roaches
or looped or floating and set on as
flounces—the debutante's evening frocks
are made out of theme things.—Ada.

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New Arrivals in

Antique Mahogany
Dining Room Suites

Chippendale and Italian

Renaissance Periods

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Consisting of Buffet, China, Table and five Chairs and one Arm Chair.
Valuing this set from the present condition of ..
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I A the market, you are saving from $125.00 to

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shapiro, of 461
Burlingame avenue, are spending

several weeks in New York city.

Mr. Emil Kositchek of Chicago
spent several days with relatives in
this
city.
Messrs. Harry Phillips, Jack Hopp,
Norman Sillman, Saul Jacobs, Geo.
Mrs. Jacob Simon, who underwent
Blumenthal, Charles Lipsitz and
Harold Lipsitz have returned from an operation at the Edward Sparrow
Chicago where they attended a Hospital, has returned to her home
improved in health.
fraternity conclave.

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' $225.00 on this suit.

Super-Fluous
Hair Removed

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painlessly and per-
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Rose Kotok, special-
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Arcadia Bldg, near Eliot St. Phone
Glendale 6695-R.

Our specialty is manufacturing
high grade upholstered furniture at
reasonable prices. From timber to
the finished product is our policy.
Our representative Is at your ser-

vice.

913 Hastings St. at Crosstown

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