PAGE TWe THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE r ozw.xeN • Beautiful Easter Baskets and Boxes Candles By 0 Parcel 0 Post Anywhere Hon. Abram 1, Elkus, Associate Justice of the New York Court of Appeals, will speak under the auspices of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, L...119, B. B., on Sunday, April 18. The ddress will be the last in a series of five ar- ranged by the Intellectual Advance- ment Committee of Pisgah Lodge of which Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg is chairman. Easter Greetings -- BE -- MacDiarmid's 0 .4 The Men's Temple Club of Temple Beth El held one of its most success- ful "get-together" meetings Friday evening, March 26, at the Phoenix Club. David A. Brown, the honor guest of the evening, spoke of his experiences abroad. He touchedin- terestingly on the social, economic and industrial conditions in European countries. Philip Abbas, of the De- troit Symphony Orchestra, delighted his audience with a few choice 'cello selections. "The Gift of Good Taste" NOTE:—All orders filled with freshly cooked MacDiar- mid's—ON THE VERY DAY you wish to call for them. 0 Order Your MacDiarmid'a NOW 8 6 Stores s. In Detroit liregarodik tit Specialists at Candycraft If( V Phone Main 4543 (All Stores) GORHAM SHOP Rare Jewels All Society Items and other bald notes should tie communicated to the nth, of the Chninlele by 5 o'clock each %Vedneeday afternoon In 'inter to appear In the eurrelit week's tssue. Phone Cherry 3351 Sudety Editor. 5Iall notices so as to be received riot later than Wednesday. LET YOUR 10, THE / Jacial and Qrsonal IC< TRUE it is that precious jewels possess 1 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 confidence reposed in The Gorham Shop by our clients. As the culmination of another war romance, Mr. Max Perlin, of this city, has left for Scotland, where he will marry Miss Rose \Volfson. Mr. Perlin served during' the war with the Canadian Expeditionary forces, and while on leave in Scotland met Miss Wolfson. Mr. and Mrs. Perlin intend to make their home abroad. Mrs. Leon Rosinsky, of Alpena, is the guest of Detroit friends for a few days. Miss Minnie Lewinson, of Bay City, Mich., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kahn of East Jefferson avenue. Mr. Milton M. Alexander spoke be- fore the Border City's Retail Mer- chant Association last Tuesday even- ing on "Advertising as an Economic Force." Mrs. Day Krolik and Miss Hortense Mr. and Mrs. George Willens, of Krolik are at Coronada Beach, Calif. 2320 West Grand Blvd., are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, 1 ), Miss Sarah Lessing, pupil of Ben- Harvey, March 23. 'A detzon Netzorg, gave a delightful A piano recital at Temple Beth El Tues- The Young People's Society of day evening under the auspices of Temple Beth El gave an interesting the Voung People's Society of Temple "Oriental Dance" in the gymnasium Beth El. 01 the Temple, Sunday evening, Mar. GOLDSMITHS SILVERSMITHS, INC. \GOLDSMITHS. SILVERSMITHSIPAND JEWELERS \ 37-39 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD. Ball< BUILDING DETROIT ocxe owxo.:mxxcoyx>2e:ozx.x>:coxeaxt Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg ad- What promises to he one of the dressed the Pilgrim Congregational Church last week on the "Jewish brightest events of the social season will be the annual grand ball given Conception of Isaiah." by Purity Chapter, No. 359, 0. E. S., The Jewish Woman's Club an- at the Eastern Star Temple, 46 Alex- nounces its annual President' Day, andrine West, on Wednesday, March which will be held on Monday after- 31. Many and varied are the features noon, April 5, from 2 to 4 o'clock. planned for the event. Finzel's in the new club-house, 45 Rowena St. orchestra, including "Bud" Fisher, To this reception are invited the the famous boy drummer, will furnish presidents of ninety clubs in this city, the music for the dancing. Miss as well as the membership of the Jew Sadie Goldstein is chairman of ar- ish Woman's Club. There will be rangements. Assisting her are Miss music during the afternoon. Refresh- Rose Fisher, Miss Rae Sineberg, Harry Schiller, 1)r. Philip Broudo and ments will also be served. Dr. A. Fellman. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Prensky are in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. D. Meister, of 254 East Kirby avenue, announce the en- Miss Zeldah Smith, of 92 Erskine gagement of their daughter, Theresa, street, has returned from a four to Charles II. \larks, of Chicago. months' stay in California. Miss Dorothy Shapiro attended the Miss Rose Samter of East Ferry Koenig-Orner wedding at the Hotel avenue is spending ten days in Chi- Savoy, New York City, March 17. cago, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bloomgarden, Adolph Kurz. of 462 Virginia ('ark, announce the Mr. and Mrs.D. Rosenthal, and sons, engagement of their daughter, Ora, Emanuel and Milton, of 95 Frederick to Dr. Leon B. Cowen. avenue, arc returning from California where they spent the winter months. Mr. J. H. Goldman is in New York They expect to arrive in Detroit about City. March 27th, for the Passover Holi- days. David A. Brown recently returned from Europe, addressed the News- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Isf. Epstein and boys Association, Sunday evening, on son, Robert, of 275 Collingwood ()ve- his experiences abroad. nue are in Cleveland visiting their parents. Meyer Steinberg is visiting in New York City. Mrs. Fay Krolik and Miss Hor tense Krolik are at Coronada Beach, Calif. Women Voters Are invited to visit the headquarters of the Women's Commit- tee of the Leonard Wood League of Michigan, 1136 Hotel Statler. Information regarding the exact status of the coming primary election will be given in detail. It is important that voters tin, derstand just what significance their ballots of April 5 will have in ultimately nominating the Republican presidential candidate. Specific information concerning Leonard Wood's record and policies will be supplied on request. Headquarters open 10 to 4 daily. In order to give Detroit women a chance to meet Mrs. Leonard Wood and judge for themselves whether she would creditably represent her sex in the White House, a Mass Meeting will be held In the ballroom of the Hotel Statler at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, March 27, Miss Harriet E. Vittum, Director of Women's Department, National Leonard Wood Campaign Committee, will speak. Al !women will be welcome. toccoccoococcsooccon000cioeconooeconooec000000000act000c Mr. and Mrs. L. Davidson are at home to their friends at their new home, 237 Hague avenue. The French Tie Miss Mildred Gould, of Pittsburgh, Pa., is spending the week-end with her brother, Mr. Nathan J. Gould. Alvin D. Hersch left Sunday for New York. Ile will spend some time in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Santle have left for a trip to Atlantic City. Black Suede Brown Suede $13.50 to $15 Mr. and Mrs. A. Foreman are in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wolf. of 160 Medhury avenue, will celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of their con, Nathan, on Saturday, March 27th. Following services at the Farnsworth synagogue in the morning, Mr. and Mrs. Wolf will be at home to their relatives and friends at an informal reception. Black Satin $12.50 Mr. Milton M. Alexander was prit• cipal speaker at last week's meeting of the Toledo Advertising Club. Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerherg ad- dresed the Jewish Student Congrega- tion at Ann , Arbor Sunday evening last. He spoke on "Civilization—Its Foundation Principles." asserting the new and dfferenifor spring i s • 1101 1 cYAMEXCHay- 133 FARMER. STREET VIOLIN AND PIANO INSTRUCTION IDA DIVINOFF Member Detroit Symphony Orchestra Sevelk Method 45 ROWENA STREET. SARA DIVINOFF Director, Musical Bureau Chamber Musical Society Leschetitsky Method Glendale 7971 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Winkleman, of Cleveland , 0., are receiving congrat- ulations on the birth of a son, Sheri- dan Stanley. Among the many delightful enter- tainments given in honor of Miss Rose Frumin whose marriage to Saul Davidson was an event of March 21, Mrs Louis Davidson, of 237 Hague avenue, was hostess to 30 guests at a miscellaneous shower Thursday, Mar. 18. Mrs. Hyman G. Schlafer bas re- turned front a visit to Chicago and Grand Rapids. Mrs. Bernard M. Kaplan, of New York City, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Louis J. Shapiro of 62 Virginia Park. Mrs. J . Alexander and Miss Theresa Alexander of East Forest avenue are spending some time in Mt. Clemens. Miss Blanche Cone is spending several weeks in New York and At- lantic City. This tk effect In the nar- row, Americanized toe is al- so offered in all the popular leathers-415. Queen Quality Boot Shop 215 A.C. IDiENZ Merchant T ailor Woodward Avenue The Shop where courtesy and service prevail 925 Woodward Ave. Just North of Forest Ave.