THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Miss Anna Solomon, contralto, par-
ticipated in the presentation of
Halide's' great oratorio, "The Mes-
siah," by the Detroit Choral Society,
assisted by the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra and four soloists of merit, at
Orchestra Hall Tuesday evening.
Mr. William Howard directed the
choristers.
Mrs. Day Krolik and son, Day, Jr.,
and nurse, accompanied by Mrs.
Krolik's mother, Mrs. Bertha Zenner,
have left for an extended trip to
California.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon, of 128
Mclean avenue, are visiting in New
York City.
S
H. & B. MARKS
212-216 Michigan Ave.
The Misses Pearl Weisberger and
Minna Benderoff, who are wintering
in California, viewed the Harvard-
Oregon football game at Pasadena,
also the far-famed Rose Tournament.
Clearance Sale
Now in Progress
Includes Every Pair of Boots
in the Store Greatly
Reduced
9.45
$10.85
$8.65
Queen Quality Boot Shop
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Siegel are
in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Horwitz of
226 Medbury avenue, announce the
engagement of their sister, Miss
Helen Shirley Gordon, formerly of
New York, to Mr. Sidney Shapiro of
Miss Nfabel Marks of Oscoda, this city. Mr. and ,Mrs. Horwitz
Mich., is the guest of her cousins. will give a reception in honor of their
the Misses Rosenthal of 201 Farrand sister's engagement, Sunday evening,
February 3rd, from 7 to 11 P. M.
Park.
No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Seeger of 381
Webb avenue were called to Chilli-
Mrs. G. Feldman, of 108 Frederick
cothe, 0., by the sudden death of Mrs. street, entertained at a shower in
Seeger's mother, Mrs. S. Fox. Mrs. honor of her cousin, Miss Clara Gold-
Fox. who has been a frequent visitor berg. whose marriage to Mr. Jack B.
in Detroit, has many friends here Wolfe will he an event of the near
who mourn her loss.
future. There were 35 guests. Many
delightful affairs are being planned
Mr. Joseph Kahn, of 56 Farrand for Miss Goldberg.
Park. is spending the winter in New
Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Berry, (nee Miss
Anna Wax) have returned from their
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Siegel. of
wedding trip to Chicago where they
Boston Boulevard. entertained twelve
were extensively entertained by
guests at dinner Monday evening.
friends and relatives. Among those
who feted the young. bridal couple
Miss Emma lintzel, of Rowena were Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Heim.
street, entertained seventy-five guests Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mulkes, Mr. and
at a beautifully appointed buffet Mrs. A. Sacks, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Wein-
luncheon Thursday.
stein and Mr. and Mrs d M Gor-
don.
Mr. Louis Kahn of Farrand Park.
has left for an extended trip to Porto
Mrs. Dave Feldman, of 105 Hendrie
Rico.
avenue. has returned home after
spending the past month in Chicago
Shapero Hive No. 564 will have visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
their Installation of officers and Ban- M. J. Feldman. formerly of this city.
quet Tuesday, January 27, at 2 P. M. She was accompanied by her sister.
Miss Pearl Feldman. who will spend
at 216 East Warren avenue.
several weeks in Detroit.
More than $500,000 worth of splendid Fur
Coats, Capes, Wraps, Muffs, Scarfs, Etc.
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XPERIENCE has taught
many of our very good
friends that in these
times it is well not to let their
wardrobes run down.
Time was when a man could get
new clothes as he wanted them
and when he wanted them.
We are reasonably sure that we
could make clothes as you want
them -but prompt delivery is quite
• thing of the pan.
We are not as busy tight now as
we are bound to be very shortly.
Why not anticirate pouf needs.
order now, and have your clothes
at you want them when you
went them?
Our not k of fine cloths is today
mot complete — heavy weights
as well as light weights.
You should buy SOMEWHERE—NOW-
ROSENGARTEN
MEN'S TAILORS
as prices will surely advance
KRESGR BUILDING
Newton Annie
239 WOODWARD AT CLIFFORD
Buy with Confidence
Men's
Furs
Silverware
EOPLE instinctively associate
silverware with Gorham,
becAnse Gtrham Silverware
includel literally everything per-
taining to the silversmith's art.
The public knows the value of
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.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Runkel who
were married at Cincinnati, 0., Jan-
uary 7, are spending a week at De-
troit at the Hotel Statler. While
l'rofessor Thonias E. Rankin, of the here they were entertained by Mr.
University of Michigan, will speak at and Mrs. Lee M. Ehrlich of the
the next regular meeting of the Jew- fuller Hotel.
ish \Voman's Club, Monday, February
2nd, at 3 o'clock on the "Modern
Dr. M. Benmosche of the Fine Arts
Tendencies of the Drama." Prof. Bldg., is in New York doing research
Rankin who ranks as a noted authori- work at the Mount Sinai Hospital.
ty on the topic he has chosen, will
undoubtedly bring a highly interest-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Itfarienthal,
ing and instructive message. The of 1577 \Vest Grand Boulevard, are
public is cordially invited.
spending a few days in Chicago.
My 33rd Annual Sale
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GORHAM SHOP
Mrs. R. Oppenheim, of Gary, Ind.,
who has been visiting her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bloomgarden.
of Iroquois avenue, will return to her
home Tuesday.
FURS!
Fur
Cold Storage
THE
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Sillman and
daughter, June, who have been living
at the Hotel Statler, have left for
California to spend the remainder of
the winter. Ettroute they stopped off
at Chicago to visit their two sons who
are students at Marvin Hill SChool.
an extended visit with relatives and
friends at Los Angeles, Calif.
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Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Slornan are
visiting with their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Sloss, of Cleveland, 0.,
enroute to California where they will
spend the winter months.
The Principal Prices Are
$6.95
Miss Myra Cohn, contralto, sang
before the Twentieth Century Clut i
at their meeting Thursday and scored
a distinct success with her rendition
of a group of delightful songs. One,
"Eili, Eili" in Yidish, was especially
well received.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Pollock, of 309
Miss Ida Nachman of Chicago is
Tuxedo avenue, were called to New the house-guest of Mrs. Magnus
York, by the death of Mrs. Pollock's Hirschfeld of Hazelwood avenue. A
sister, Miss Viola Harris, of pneu- dancing party in honor of her guest
monia. Miss Harris, who had spent will be given by Mrs. Hirschfeld Fri-
considerable time with her sister in day night at the B'nai Brith Club.
this city, had endeared herself in the
hearts of many friends in the Jewish
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stiglitz and their
community who are grieved at her un-
daughter Shirley, left this week for
timely death.
California where they will s ,‘end the
winter months. They were accom-
Mr. and Mrs. Max S. Grossfeld and
panied by Mrs. A. Shafer and
son have moved into their new home
daughter, mother and sister of Mrs.
at 147 Farrand Park.
Stiglitz. Among the many entertain-
ments given for Mr. and Mrs. Stiglitz
Mr. and Mrs. Julius fling are spend- during the week was a dinner by Mr.
ing several days at the Broadmoor and Mrs. Abe Cooper. of 101 Hendrie
Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colo., en avenue, Monday evening, and a
route to California, where they expect warty Tuesday by Mrs. Edward Al-
to remain several weeks. They are fred.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Netzorg of Pontiac, Mich.
Miss Celia Gordon has returned to
the city after a delightful visit to
Mrs. I. Rosenberg and son, of
Chicago.
Collingvvood avenue, left Friday for
Our January
$745.
Much interest is centered in social
circles this week about the annual
banquet of the Jewish \Voman's Club
which will take place Sunday evening,
January 25, at the Hotel Statler, as
it will undoubtedly prove, as evi-
denced in the past, one of the bright-
est events on the social calendar. No
efforts have been spared and an elab-
orate and unique program of enter-
tainment has been arranged. An in-
teresting feature will be an exhibi-
tion of interpretative and modern
dancing by Johnson and Johnson,
noted danors, formerly of Atlantic
City. A humorous vaudeville skit
will be presented in addition by Evans
and McCoy, two professionals. Danc-
ing will follow the banquet and enter-
tainment. Mrs. Melville Welt heads
the Banquet Committee. Miss Mild-
red Simons is in charge of the enter-
tainment; Mrs. Walter Ileavenrich of
the Music and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer
of the Dancing.
A delightful house party was given
in honor of Mrs. Dave Hirsch at her
residence, 163 Palmer Ave. East, last
Sunday evening by her friends, the
MiSses Hattie Harris, Lillian Wagner
and Sadye Korn.
GOLDSMITHS 6 SILVERSMITHS,INC.
GOLDSMITHS. SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS
WOODWARD AVE AT JOHN R STRUT
DETROIT •
Stout Women
Sizes 39 to 56
Save 5.00 to 50.00
On Any Coat,
Suit or Dress
— AT OUR —
Clearance Sale
of SMART APPAREL
We urge that you take advantage of these wonder-
ful savings before the opportunity passes. Remember
that these reductions are made from original, low man-
ufacturer's price, hence the double importance of this
event.
Waists, Skirts, Negligees, Corsets, Underwear, Hosiery and
Infants Wear, Greatly Reduced. Nursery Furniture, 50% off.
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Woodward
Avenue
2d Floor
Washington
Arcade
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, Conductor
Orchestra Hall
Thursday Evening, Jan. 29
Saturday Afternoon, Jan. 31
SOLOIST
FRANCIS MCMILLEN
VIOLINIST
Seats, $1.00; $1.50; $2.00—Boxes $1.00
Obtainable for Saturday only at Grinnell's
D B T ROIT
Purherry Londe',
iia.gans nook to wean
Super-Fluous
Hair Removed
painlessly and per-
manently by the
electric needle. IfIse
Rose Kotok, special-
ist, 607 1-2 Woodward Ave. Room 17.
Arcadia MU., near Eliot St. Phone I
Glendale 6696-R.
manufacturing
high grade upholstered furniture at
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Duncan Dancers
WITH GEORGE
Copeland
Our specialty la
A.C.KRENZ
Merchant
Tailor
The Shop where courtesy
and service prevail
925 Woodward Ave.!
Just North of Forest Ave.
reasonable prices. From timber to
the finished product Is our pnlicy.
• Our representative is at your ear- I
vice.
Detroit Upholstering & Mfg. Co,
146.8 East Jefferson Ave. Main 4559 ,
Orchestra Hall, Monday Evening, February 2nd
Seats 55c; $1.10; $1.65; $2.20—Boxes $16.50
War Tax Included
Now at Grinnell's