PAGE SIX THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE RETURN FROM TRIP Furniture on "Time" IC Mrs. Samuel Goldman (Nee Miss Sadie Siegel.) Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldman (nee Miss Sadie Siegel) have returned from an extensive wedding trip. They visited Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Mon- treal, Boston, New York, Phildelphia, and Atlantic City. PONTIAC NOTES Walking Oxfords Mrs. Norman Buckner entertained delightfully for eight ladies at a card- party Monday afternoon compliment- ing her house-guest, Miss Sophie Dc Doff, of Peoria, Ill. For Easter Black Kid Brown Calf 1Vhite Canvas $9.50 to $12 $10 to $14 $7.50 to $9 Mr. and Mrs. Saul Orman spent Sunday in Detroit. Mrs. G. J. Rapaport left for Battle Creek where she will spend several weeks. Queen Quality Boot Shop Mrs. Benj. Elrod, of Omaha, Neb., left for her home Tuesday evening. 215 Woodward Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon, of Whittemore street, spent Sunday in Detroit. JEWISH WOMAN'S CLUB The Jewish Woman's Club an- annual Presidents' Day on the afternoon of Monday, April 5, from 2 p. in. to 4 p. In., at the new club house, 45 Rowena street. On this occasion the presidents of ninety clubs throughout the city are to be guests of honor, and the entire mem- bership of the Jewish Woman's Club is cordially invited to be present. There will he music and refresh- ments following the reception. The club expresses its grateful ap- preciation of the many beautiful and useful gifts which have been sent to the new Club House. The following is a partial list of the gifts: Player Piano—Mrs. Leopold Wine- man. Library Table—Mrs. NI. Fleisch- man. Sewing NI achine—Miss Emma But- eel. Victrola—Mr. Carl Rosenberger. Stationery—Mr. Monroe Rosen- field. Drugs—Lambert & Lowman. Fernery—Mrs. David Scheyer. Costumer—Mrs. Mark Morris. Drapes—Mrs. Henry Fechimer. Buffet—Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield. Candlesticks—M r s. Charlotte Brown Candelabra—Mrs. I. W. Jacobs. Pictures—Mrs. NI. Meyer. Rug—Mr. C. A. Finsterwald. Table Covers — Mrs. C. A. Fluster- wald. PictureMrs. Anna Tannenholz. Candelabra —Miss Miriam D. Gold- man. Candlesticks—Mrs. Arthur Cohen. Subscription to Saturday Evening Post—Mrs. S. S. Mayerberg. Oil for Floors—Miss Mollie Thor ner. . Typing—Miss Elsa Ray. Electric Toaster and Kitchen Clock —Mrs. Harry I.. Jacobs. Music—Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seel. Two years' subscription to Ladies' Home Journal — Mrs. flargherita Brown. $100.00—Mrs. Henry Krolik. 100.00—Mrs. Max May. 100.00—Mrs. I.. E. Oppenheini. 50.00—Mrs. D. W. Simons. so.oa–Mrs. M. C. Weil. 50.00—Mr. Emil Heyn. 25.00—Mrs. lingo A. Freund. 10.00—Mrs. Leo Ni. Franklin. 10.00—Mrs. F. Bachrach. 10.00—Mrs. Hannah Helfman. Sewing Machine Motor—Ladies' Auxiliary of Temple Beth El. Detroit has long appreciated the SERV- ICE offered by Robinson-Cohen's. We carry stocks of the world's leading furni- ture manufacturers, and thousands of homes have been outfitted from our sales- rooms from the modest quarters of newly- weds to the spacious mansions of the rich —and the prices have always been, and still are, remarkably moderate. Our new system of dignified, easy payments makes the acquisition of this high-grade, moderate • priced furniture easy. The Standard Plan gives you 30 weeks to pa y , with no interest charges, no hives• tigation fees, no red tape. It is the greatest forward stride in the his- tory of retail fur• niture selling. 110011CCS its Distinctive Creations of the Season N1BODYING the most recent developments of Fashion—Modes--Materials and Colors Extraor- dinary. The models are distinctively different and portray the elegance and good taste of their wearers. volley-MacKay 133 Farmer Street the "Latest fltilitterp Creations FLINT NOTES. The Irving Shop 402 Fisher Arcade Millinery of the Unusual, Upon Which Our Reputation Has Been Built • Ready to Wear and Made to Order S. Kallen & Co. Furriers 76-78 Adams Ave. East Near John R. Street Announcnig Our Spring Fashion Call Us—Cherry 7233. tit Cold Storage No order has been too small, and none is too big to command our fullest attention and courteous assistance in selection. Our claim to leadership in the furniture field in Detroit is based as much on our service as our complete and comprehensive stocks. * * * Detroit's largest showing of the famous KARPEN BROTHERS furniture is shown at this store. So are representa- tive productions of Berkey & Gay, Sligh Furniture Company and practically all the foremost makers. Exquisite pieces, the product of skilled Italian craftsmen, find exclusive represen. tation here, and are unavailable elsewhere, and all are moderately priced. -Cohen Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS CORNER .J NIGH and HASTINGS FIVE BLOCKS EAST:" WOODWARD FIR BLOCKS MORTIS 9 NATIO? NORTH-WINO rOURTEENTH CARS PASS THE DOOR. Closed Saturdays. paring the publication of a monthly magazine for the Flint community. During the Passover week the Flint. Mich.—At the annual elect- Judean , will give a dance and enter- ing of the Ladies' Aid of this city tainment to their friends at the Jew- held recently at the Jewish Commun- ish Community Center. ity Center. a number of interesting reports on the activities of this so- At a joint meeting held at the Jew- ciety were read. Mrs. Ben F. Wein- ish Community center of Flint by er, secretary of the Aid, reported that the Hebrew Ladies' Auxiliary and the last Fall $1,060.50 were sent to the Agudath Achyoth society, the two Joint Relief Committee of Chicago societies merged into the Beth Israel and a number of cases of new cloth- Sisterhood. mu, laying the founda- ing, shoes and underwear were sent tion of a strong organization of the to the Joint Distribution Committee. Jewish women of this city that will The annual Purim Ball given by the have charge of the religious, educa- Ladies' Aid at the Masonic Temple tional and social work among the was one of the greatest social suc- women of the Jewish Community of cesses of this city. and a considerable this city. The following were elected sum was taken in that will go to as officers of the reorganized Beth the relief cause. The following new Israel Sisterhood: airs. II. Bern- officers were elected at this meeting: stein, president; airs. lien F. ‘Veiner, Mrs. S. S. Seitner, president; Mrs. vice-president; Mrs F. Harris, treas II. Leff, vice-president; Mrs B. F. urer; Mrs. Ed Rosenberg. secretary; V'einer, secretary; Mrs. R. Kostoff, Mrs \Vnt. Rosenberg, chairman edit. treasurer. cation committee. Open Evenings and Sundays go, gave a report of the transactions of the conference. From the report presented at the conference it re- sulted that the Jewish community of Flint has contributed to the Relief Fund about 20.000 dollars. U. S. ENDORSES POLISH RELIEF THRU J. D. C. Washington—Announcement has been authorized by the State Depart- ment that the Joint Distribution Com- Born to air. and Mrs. Samuel N mittee for Jewish Relief, at 20 Ex- agidsolin a daughter, Sylvia Irene change Place, New York City, will receive private funds for transmis- • - sion to Poland, without cost to the Mrs. I I ylIlatt Winegarden of this sender. The committee has a main city spent several days in Detroit as branch in \Varsaw with 1,300 local guest of her siste r, Mr, Joe Rosen- committees in the principal Polish berg. towns and cities and has recently made provision for conveyances to Mrs. Robert Kostoll of Flint spent enable their agents to reach the out- lying district, The designation 01 several dot, in Detroit visiting rela- the committee has met with some tives. opposition on the part of private hankers who object 10 a philanthropic Airs. J II. Barnett of Pontiac institution assuming what is consid- visited List work her daughter, Mrs ered a purely banking function. Edward Ito,olierg of Flint . air and XII.. Harry \l'iliegardeil The Senior Young Judeans organ- Rabbi Rudolph Lupo gave the in and son. who spent the wittier sea- ized last January at the instance of vocation and Scripture reading at the son i ❑ I aliforida trimmed brine Sun- Rabbi Lupo, are doing excellent work Memorial Service given by the I lip day. along educational and social lines . of Flint at the masonic Temple under It is among them that most of the the auspices of the Community Snig teachers of our Sunday School are in honor of the Aerican heroes, who Daughters of Zion have launched a recruited. Regular weekly meetings fell on the French battlefields. campaign to raise $100,000 fur the are held by the Judeans at the Jew- erection of a new day nursery a url ish Community Center, where inter- At the last Friday evening servite infant home at Chicago, Ill , to re- esting debates on Jewish and general of Congregation Beth Israel , Rabbi place the present institution which questions take place under their au- Lupo, who had attended the week be. has outgrown its quarters at 1441 spices. The Judeans are now pre- fore the Relief Conference in Odra- Wicker l'ark avt nue Congregation It'nai Israel of Jack - son, Tenn., has become affiliated with the Union of American Hebrew Con- oregations. Joe Choynski, at one time one of the hest heavyweight boxers in this country, has been appointed member of a boxing commission to regulate and govern boxing bouts in Pitts- burgh, l'a. Choynski's father, the late 1. N. ('hoynski, for many year , edited a Jewish meekly at San Frail- dsco, Cal.