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February 06, 1920 - Image 2

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1920-02-06

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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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LOCAL NOTES*

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Mr. and Mrs.

TO "HONOR SOCIETY"
AT CENTRAL HIGH

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A. Schiffman and
Mr. and M rs. L. Lipson ha% e left
daughter of 66 Glynn Court have left for a two weeks' stay in New
York.
for Los Angeles to spend the winter. They will stop at Utica en route for
a few days.
Mrs. Robert R. Marwil of 102 Er-
skine postponed her Luncheon Party
Shapero Hive No. 564 held their
at the Woman's Exchange until a
annual installation January 27th. The
later date.
following officers were installed by
Miss Bessie Mallenson: Satta Kal-
Mr. and Mrs. M. Schnabel, 338 Vir- ineyer, Commander; Bessie Mallen-
ginia I'ark, announce the marriage of son, Past Commander; Johannah
their daughter, Claire, to Mr. Louis Ifirshlield, Lieutenant Commander;
B. Cohen. The Bridal Couple left Lisa Marks, Keeper of Finance;
February 3rd for an extended trip Rachel Olenick, Keeper of Records;
through the East.
Anna Harris, Chaplain; Lena Lewis,
Mistress-at-Arms; Jennie Ginsburg,
Mrs. Albert Ginzburg of 334 Bur- Sergeant; Sarah Donau, Sentinel;
lingame hacieturried home from her Bertha Roth, Picket. A Banquet was
trip to 13gA10 and New York City i, gin& afterthe Installation.

SEND

The Connnittee for taking propo-
Mr. and Mrs. Beta Goldberg of 606
Delaware announce the birth of a sals for taking in orphans into the
Detroit
Hebrew Orphan Home, 25
son, Friday, January 30th.
Rowena Street, will meet every eve-
ning at the Home, 25 Rowena Street,
between the hours of 8 and 10. The
HAPPINESS INTO YOUR
Committee will be glad to hear from
any persons interested.

HOME ON

S t. Valentine's Day

Mr. and Mrs. Max Schisser, 850
Helen Avenue, announce the birth of
boll, January 29th.

With Delicious Freshly Cooked

Mac Diarmid's

Special Heart Shaped Boxes

12 Stores
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TICKETS NOW AT GRINNELL'S
THE CENTRAL CONCERT CO. ANNOUNCE
— ARCADIA AUDITORIUM —

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17

ELMAN

MISCHA

and EUGENE

An elaborate Silver Wedding Re-

11 ception was given Sunday, January

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World's Greatest Violinists, Joint Recital

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26

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The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarey
Zedek will hold its next regular
meeting, Monday, February 9th„in
the form of a Luncheon and Enter-
tainment to begin at 1 o'clock. A
sumptuous meal will be served. and a
fine program rendered by profession-
als will follow. An unusually fine
afternoon is assured. the members
and a full attendance is anticipated.
Mrs. Wolf Kaplan is Chairman of
Arrangements and responses to the
luncheon are to be sent to Mrs. Jo-
seph Ehrlich, 1101 Second.

18th, 1920, by Mr. and Mrs. J. Fein-
berg of 257 E. Hancock. A delight-
ful dinner was served for twenty
couples, all of the immediate family.
Dancing followed the Dinner. The
house was beautifully decorated with
silver wedding bells.

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Mr. Lou I'ress has returned from
the East where he visited his parents
Mme Luisa TETRAZZINI
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old friends. Mr. I'ress also at-
World's Famous Coloature Soprano, with Mayo Wadler, Violinist,

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which took place in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
recently.

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ESSEX

JEWISH GIRL ELECTED

THE

"Live with great thoughts, with
great purposes and with great people,
either in books or in person, if you
would develop your personality to the
point of greatness," was the message
delivered by Harry Means Crooks,
president of Alma College, to the
members of the January graduating
class of Central High School, at the
commencement exercises Thursday.

GORHAM SHOP

Rare Jewels

jan.
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e; the address, diplomas wer
After
presented to 104 graduates by Davi d
Mackenzie, principal. An unusua
feature of the class Mr. Mackenzi
found in the fact that girl graduate
outnumbered the boys, 56 to 48.
hliss Sarah H. Lambert, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lambert,
was signally honored at the graduat-
ing exercises by being placed upon
the Honor Roll, the only girl of the
class to be so recognized.
According to the custom estab•
fished by the June class of 1910, o
electing a certain per cent of the
class to the "Honor Society," three
menibers of the 1920 class were
named by Mr. Mackenzie. They
were chosen because of their service
to the school. They are: Charles W.
Miller, the class president, Sarah H.
Lambert and Frank Toupalik.
Miss Lambert was also honored by
being given the Cum Lamle degree,
as were also the following Jewish
girls: Miss Charlotte Ehrman, Miss
Lillian Sheer and Miss Ruth Breiten-

'TRUE it is that precious jewels possess

3 as great intrinsic value as any article
you can buy—and a value that steadily and
constantly increases. But it is far more than
the satisfaction of a good investment that
appeals to the average purchaser of rare
jewels. It is the certain knowledge that the
stones and their mountings are correct in
every detail, and of supreme excellence,
that contributes so greatly to true enjoyment
and pride of ownership. The sincere and
superior quality of our jewels - plus the
knowledge of all that is proper and best in
jewelry is responsible in great measure for
the confidencereposed in The Gorham Shop
by our clients.

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GOLDSMITHS 6 SILVERSMITHS, INC

Nine students graduated with
' b Il
acih g . 11 Distinction." They were:
Samuel H. Eisenberg, Charlotte H.
Ermann, Amy J. Kern, Eugenia 11'.
Kicherer, Sarah II. Lambert, Charles
111. Miller, Mabel Ogooshevitz, Lil-
lian Scher and Isidor Singeman.
Those to receive the mark of "Dis-
tinction," were: Minnie Beigler, Lil-
lian Birndorf, Ruth M. Breitenbach,
Eleanor M. Conlon, John Freedman,
Ola M. Griffis, Claudis Hensley, Ida
V. Jenks, Helen I. Kicherer, Virginia
E. LaGrave, Hugh E. Pfluke, Edward
C. Prophet, Arthur Rothman, Helen
Shetzer, Clara B. Stewart and Louis
J. Weitzman.

GOLDSMITHS. SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS
vvOoDwARD AVE AT JOHN R STREET

DETROIT

Further Reductions

On Our Entire Stock of

Officers Held Responsible

Winter A ppare l

For Excess of Soldiers

Warsaw.—Premier Calvanovski of
Lithuania has promised to dismiss
the Commander of the militia at
Radzivilishka for having permitted
soldiers to plunder Jewish homes and
over 150 Jewish shops, All com-
manders, in the future, he announced,
will be held responsible for pogroms
committed by their soldiers.

for Women of All Sizes

Because it is our policy not to carry over a
single gar.
ment from one season to the next we have made further
reductions on remaining garments which offer unprec-
edented values.

75 Coats --Reduced

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MOTOR
CARS

Von"

$39.50

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Lined and warmly interlined

15 Coats

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Sizes 34 to 44 only

50 Dresses . • -Reduced

19,75

$29.75

to.. ..

Embroidered Satin, Crepe de Chine, Velveteen

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Fine Georgette, White, Flesh, Bisque, Taupe,
Blum Sizes 42 to 56

New Spring Apparel Arriving Daily

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2d Floor

Only Essex Shares
Hudson'sQualities

A critical public has judged the Essex.

Free Diamond Insurance!

ARE YOURS SAFE? WHY RISK A LOSS?

Are you in constant danger of losing a diamond
you especially prize for its unusual monetary or
sentimental value?
Are the settings perfect or are some of the prongs
broken or dangerously thin?
Is your Diamond loose?
Why take chances—incur needless risks when you
can be insured against it by bringing your rings
or pins here and have the settings carefully tested
by an expert—

The Performance Leaders
in Every Community

The Essex, of course, does not
cost as
much as the Hudson, and though
it is
admittedly the runner-up in performance,
it can never be all the Super-Six is.
In speed --- in acceleration -- in hill-
climbing in endurance no stock car
ever matched Hudson's famous records
In every community you will find the
two cars most noted for performance are
he Hudson Super-Six and Essex.
Demand for both is so large that only
by placing your order ahead can you in-
sure delivery when you want it.

Both Have This
Motor Heat Control

Still another Essex phaeton holds the
world's 24.hour road mark of 1061 miles.
The Essex and Hudson are of course
totally different types.
But note the advantages Essex shares
with Hudson.

250
Woodward
A•asua

ENTIRELY FREE OF CHARGE

Mountings when inspected are cleaned and bur-
nished—mak e it look like new.

This service is freely rendered regardless of whether
you are a patron of the store or not.
Make frequent use of it and KNOW your Diamond
is safe.

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Up to the Minute Mountings

1 am now making an unusually large showing of—

Platinum and White Gold Settings

THE BEMB.ROBINSON CO.

of the very latest design—equal to any you will find
on the "Avenue," but priced 10 to 25 per cent lower.

286 East Jefferson Avenue
MembersD. A. D. A. Responsible
M ain 3786
Kennen & Jensen, Mt. Clemens, Mich. Autobile Dealers Who shall only Reliable Cars
Highland Auto Sales Co., Highland Park
Morrison Motor Sales Co., Wyandotte, Mich.
Standard Garage Co., Pontiac, Mich.

New settings, when necessary, can be substituted for
old, promptly.



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For instance, the radiator shutters by
which efficient operating heat is main-
tained in coldest weather. They mean
everything to satisfactory winter driving.
Closed, they keep the heat in.
No unsightly hood covers are needed.
They give summer efficiency to gasoline.
They end hard starting. And in warm
weather, opened, they give the maximum
cooling.

In the year past it set a world's sales
record.
More than $35,000,000 was paid for
22,000 Essex cars now in service.
That shows how men waisted what
Essex offered.
Now Essex proves the accuracy of
inotordom's judgment.
Let the official tests speak:
On the Cincinnati Speedway a stock
chassis Essex made a new world mark of
3037 miles in 50 hours, under observation
of the American Automobile Association.
With other trials the same Essex ran a
total of 5870 miles in 94 bows, 22 minutes
driving time, averaging over a mile a
minute.

Washington
Arcade

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They Show Why Essex Went 3037 Miles in 50 Hours,
and is Rightful Runner-up to the Super-Six Performance

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"Red
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Hero

You
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"Busiest and Biggest East Side Jewelry Store"
EHRLICH BUILDING, Adams and Hastings.

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