PAGE TWO

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

.N eoeimosoomecavArc4rxxeciax>20:<>K<>3C<>31003100,11<>y1'

I: ,WS.'

Whose Birthday is Tomorrow?

On your way home tonight, stop into one of our
six stores and take home a box of delicious freshly
cooked

MacDIARMID'S CANDIES

You will be well repaid by the happy smile it will
bring to the face of your loving wife—Try it.

Phone Main

All Stores

GORHAM SHOP

Style in Your Stationery

l'el•VIVell lint Lat.!' 111:111 Wed11 ,..ia

When you come to the Gorham
Shop for:
Wedding Invitations
Reception Cards
At Home Cards
Church Cards
Memorial Cards
Visiting Cards
Novelties in Address and
Monogram Dies
you can make your selection with
the certainty that Gorham Station-
ery is always correct, in the best
of taste and truly distinctive!

Assisting the Detroit Community I
\I r. and NI rs. II. A. Schhissel are
Union in their work of placing in De- receiving congratulations on the IMO
troit's industrial plants 29 blind per- of a son, Noah Elvin.
sons and 45 cripples during the past
year were Miss Rosetta Stone, execte-
ND. and Mrs. Joseph II. Reiner
tire secretary of the Committee on (n ee Eva O. Kaplan) of 273 East
the Handicapped and Ilarry I. Lurie, Nv ae ,, e1 a venue s p en t th e Passover
director of the Itesearch Bureau of with their parents, Mr. and NIrs. I
the Associated Charities. Among the Kaplan of Asheville, N. C.
Tunic directors elected was Harry I'.
Breitenbach, 1./avid A. Brown and i
ND. Harry Clark of 319 Frederick
Fred NI. Blitzed will continue their , street entertained Nit- . Sam Langford
work with the board.
during his recent visit in the city.

Straahilt at Candycrall

*5.'1°

O ldgenn

•

SHOP
S OOT SHO
...
P

Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin of "l'emple j
NIrs. David Miller (nee N.liss Fior-
Beth
is in New York. where as ! cnce Segall) was hostess at a theater
President of the Central Conference party to the New Detroit last week,
of American Rabbis, he is to make complimenting hiss Bessie Steingold,
an address on the occasion of the an April bride-elect.
celebration of the seventy-fifth anni-
versary of the founding of Temple
NIrs. Jacob Geldman of Ilbl Rivard'
Emanuel, the largest Jewish emigre- street entertained 15 guests NIon•lay i
gation in America.
night at a charmingly appointed din- i
ner given in honor of NIrs. Nlax
Mrs. Jennie Tobias, of 8ci Elmhurst Steiner of Pittsburgh,
avenue, announces the engagement of
her daughter, F.thel Ottellie, to Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. ‘Wolfgang
Freeman MacWilliams.
(nee Miss Edith Lachman) are

We hate moved to the new home of
THE GORIIAM SHOP
37-39 Washington Blvd., Book Bldg.

GOLDSMITHS 6SILVERSMITHS,INC.

re

Miss Lillian Sheinberg, of West
Grand boulevard, was hostess at a
charming musicale Sunday evening,
April 11, to a small circle of friends.
Mr, Earl Morse, violinist, delighted
his hearers with hi, performance of
Brach's Concerto and the Meditation
from "Thais." Mrs. William Alles,
coneralto, gave a pleasing version of
L'Abborrita Rivale front "Aida." Mr.
William Alles, bass baritone, sang
The TWO Grenadiers" by Schuman.
A dainty buffet luncheon was served
at midnight.

ceiving felicitations upon the birth
of a daughter, Betty Elaine, on
Nlarch 24.

1\

Mr. J. Sherman, of 1022 Hamilton'
boulevard. announces the marriage of
This daughter, Lillian, to NIT - . Albert
NI. Hamburg of New York City.
---
Ntrs. J. E. Wartell and children of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nfarwil and
241 E. Kirby avenue are spending the soil, Melvin, are at French Lick
month of April with her parents, Nfr. Springs., Ind.
and Mrs. I. Kaplan of Asheville, N. C.
•
Mr. and Nfrs. Charles Nfarks, of ;
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rosenzweig and 5Io Ileaubien street, are making theirl
son have moved into their new home home with their children, Ste. and
Mr,. Julin , E. Wartell, at 217 East 5.
at 1733 West Grand boulevard.
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wacker and
daughter, Fritzie, of 147 Rhode Island
Nfrs. M. Benmosche returned to the
avenue, will return Slay 1 from a six city Tuesday after a visit in New,
months' trip to California.
York with her husband, Dr. M. Ben-

A Favored Spring Style

Patent Colt )
t 0
Gunmetal ) I 0.0

Value in shoes is largely esti-
mated by the wearer from two
angles—style and service.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacobs and
daughter, Rena, of 85 West Kirby
avenue, have left for French Lick
Springs, where they will spend some
time. On their return they will visit
Cincinnati and Indianapolis.

These smart models embody both.

SILKEN HOSIERY

A special service is rendered through our
Hosiery department—in being prepared Co
match the tpring shoe shades in popular
makes of hose, priced
from

Mr. Charles Levy, of 352 Hamilton
avenue, announces the marriage of
his daughter, Hanola, to Mr. Lee
Burton Strifling, oil Sunday, April 11.

$2.50 to $5

Queen Quality Boot Shop

Ntr. L. Richard and Miss Rae Him-
elhoch have left for New York,
kVashington, Boston and Philadel-
phia.

215 Woodward Ave.

Dr. Nathaniel Ginsberg has been
placed in charge of a. new clink
opened re-erectly under the auspices
of the Board of Health at 33 Mullet
street for the treatment of crippled
and deformed persons. Expenses are
being paid by the Sigma Gamma So-
ciety.. This clinic will treat 1,238
crippled children in Detroit under 15
years of age, 509 of whom are suffer-
ing front infantile paralysis.

MATERNITY CORSET

Our scientifically constructed corset makes it un-
necessary for expectant mothers to forego social
activities. Conceals condition, supports delicate
organs and promotes health. Adjustable to changing
figure.

PettSeeate
ennaloolee
Brawderes
Underwear

Rabbi Reuben Rabinowitz, of Con-
gregation Beth Israel, Richard Hill,
L. I., will deliver the Invocation at
the opening of the Assembly and Sen-
ate of New York State at Albany.
on Monday, April 12. Prior to his ac-
ceptance of his Brooklyn pulpit.
Rabbi Rabinowitz is as assistant Rabbi
of Congregation Shaarey Zetiek.

1
LANE BRYANT

$4.95

Maternity Outer Apparel

and Infants' Wear

2nd Floor, 255 Woodward Ave.

•

Announcement!
HARRY LEWIS

LINCOLN FLOWER SHOP
57 Grand River East

Main 6759

IDA

DIVINOFF

SARA

VIOLIN

INSTRUCTION

PIANO

45 Rowena Street

Glendale 7971

W HAT a world
of enjoyment in
sitting down to
the instrument
yourself and
playing the
music you love.

Irrespective of musical
training — no matter hOW
difficult the composition-
VOlf can Play
'with true
artistic interpretation and
beauty.

Announcement

J. KAUFMAN

Opens Wide the Door for Every-
one to All the Joys of Music

Announces that he has moved from the
McKerchey Building to more elaborate quar-
ters at 397 Woodward Avenue where he will
extend to his molly customers and friends the
usual courtesy and service,

T HAT

operatic selec-
tion you liked so well

—

you can play it. That

old-time melody, insepar-
ably linked with tender
memories-3'1111 can play
it. That fascinating dance
number that is sweeping
the country
you can

play it.

Kolinsky Stoles
Hudson Seal Coats

Mink Capes
Mink Coats

AT A LARGE SAVING

That inspired
musical conception, of
most intricate arrange-
ment an d wondrous
beauty, the work of some

master-composer of the
past—you can play it.
1Vhatever in music you
care to hear, whatever

you would delight in en-

tertaining others with —
you can play.
And, because the
PIANOLA is different
front all other Player-
Pianos, having exclusive
music — control features
vitally necessary to artis-
tic musical rendition, it

Gramell Bros

Better reserve buying your fur coats •now, while
there are a few in stock at the old price.

E.rclusiz e

KAUFMAN'S

397 WOODWARD AVE.

Announces that he has opened the Lincoln Flower Shop with a full
line of Cut Flowers, noses, Carnations, Potted Plants, Wedding and
Corsage Bouquets, and solicits the patronage of tho community.

The Pianola
Player-Piano

FURRIER

KEEP YOUR FURS IN GOOD
HEALTH

mosche, who left for London and
other European cities last week.

COI DSMITI IS. SIINFRSMITI IS AND JI.WELERS
37-39 WAN IINGTON It( kli I.VARD, Ili 51K MA 1 DING

i )ETROIT

NIrs, Bernath II. Silver and daugh-
ter, Elsa Mignon, have returned to
their home in Sioux City, Iowa, after
a two months' visit with the former's
parents, \t r, and N1rs. Simon Lech-
man.

-

Others
$3.95 t. to
$12.50

THE

All Society Itelnq Anil other Ii, ,il not,, ,h.00d hr t,ettnitittiettlett to the alik e
of the Chronicle by 5 o'•look eaeli Weil. F110' allei s won In order l,o iii.,e r in the
uncut wen k's Issue. l'hono Cheery 3.0il 14 oelety Editor. tioticcs s av to be

aegga
' rxhir

4 5 4 8

/

Tat and
arsonal

For Husbands Only

CADILLAC 855

ich man kepreseirial Ives

26 Stores. Headquarters

/43-/-17 Wood ∎ vard .AN e.

enables you not only to
know the great pleasure
of producing musk your-
self, but to make your
playing in greatest degree
beautiful and enjoyable.
You know, too, how
necessary proper recrea-
tion is to greatest effi-
ciency in one's work. No
other home recreation so
delightful and desirable
as that which the PIAN-
01,A affords.

The MAMMA Player-Piano is furnished in
these makes only:

■ AY, STROUD, AEOLIAN. PLAY.
- STEINV
IONA, WHEELOCK, STI'LlS, GRINNELL

BROS., WERElt.

Other instruments accepted in part exchange.
ments arranged if desired.

10111,' lit

and

Today

.)1. 0 .lb. , 111

nor.

•