THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ?AGE TWO _ THE octal laud GORHAM SHOP .ersortai Complete Confidence All Society Items and other local notes should he communicated to the Once of the Chronicle by 5 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon in order to appear In the current week's Issue. Phone Cherry 3341 Society Editor. Mall notices so as to be received not later than Wednesday. On Monday last Rabbi Leo M. Franklin addressed the Detroit Eng- lish Teacher's Club at the Central High school. His theme was "The l'oetry of the Bible." Former Patrons of MacDiarmid's Tea Room Service An interesting social event of the year was the marriage of Miss Gene- vieve Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Davis, and Mr. Norman H. Sillman, son of Mrs. Joseph Siliman of this city, which took place at the Statler Hotel, Wednesday evening, May 12. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiated. AT 211 WOODWARD AVE. (Wright-Kay Building Will Find Exceptional Fountain Service at 32 BROADWAY Dr. and Mrs. Irving F. Stein have Miss Helen Fixler was hostess at a returned to Chicago after a pleasant social gathering held at her home, 208 visit here. Longfellow avenue. The following Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Solomon guests were present: the Misses Har- riet Kutiosky, Ruth Gordon, Mildred and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Levyn will he at home on Sunday, May 23, in Cohen, Irene Iseman, Dorris Wolf- gang, and Messrs. Irving Gould, Lit- honor of the confirmation of their children, Nance Solomon and Stan- man Gould, Joe Goldberg, Sidney ley Levyn, at the Levyn residence, Wolfgang, Sam Nelson, Sidney Gold- stein, Joe Cohen, Milton Shear and Farrand l'ark. Maurice Reveno. Also at Up-town Stores MacDIARMID'S CANDIES Now Ready for Your Selection at —TEMPORARY STORE- 239 WOODWARD AVENUE Annis Fur Building, Cor. Clifford Street 13 Stores—Detroit and Cleveland UPTOWN 747 Woodward 1505 Woodward 2353 Woodward Corner Collingwood Open Shortly J Dr. and Mrs. Harold I.. Rypins, The Mothers' Organization will who were the guests of Rabbi and Mrs. I.eo M. Franklin, left last week meet at the Jewish Institute, 239 East High street, next Saturday, May 15, for St. Paul, Minn. at 3 p. m. Mr. Isaacs, principal of the NVilkins Talmud Torah, will speak Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marx, of 45 , Rhode Island avenue, announce the in Yiddish on "The Significance of tit engagentent of their son, Hubert K., Feast of Weeks to the Jewish Home. The children will present a May to Miss Florence M. Brown, of festival under the auspices of the Windsor, Ont. Recreation Commission. Mothers are cordialy invited. Miss Ruth Greenberg, of New York is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph H. Lewis, of Burlingame av enue. Specialists at Gandyeraft PHONE MAIN 4548 (All Stores) Whitney Strollers for Smooth Conveyance Simons Cubs For Perfect Rest. While there is an acute shortage of these nationally known articles due to the railroad congestion, yet I am sure you can still make your selection. RIEDENBERGS 4 FURNITURE HOUSE ■11 ‘ 1 (1111..111.1=1111 ..1.110110 A program of unusual interest—the final one of the season—was presented at the Jewish Old Folks' Home on Thursday evening, May 6th. Those who participated in helping to make the evening a memorable one for the old folks and their guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kopclson, bliss Kath- erine Pereria, Master Aubrey Cher- kose, Miss Minnie Hirshman, bliss Tillie Garrett, Mrs. Weingarden, of Flint, the 13'nai Britt Glee Club, un- der the direction of I. Leonard Braun, Samuel Mandell and Mrs. A. Lapin-Cohen. A large measure of the success of this and other enter- tainments staged at the Old Folks' Home is due Miss Hattie Gittleman and Mrs. Maurice Zackheitn for their efforts in arranging the delightful programs. Welcome Our Great Cast and Star Leon Blanck and Dora Weisman And An All Star Cast In a Comedy In Four Acts By Max Gabel "Blind Husbands" Saturday Evening, May 22nd Friday Evening, May 21st SUNDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, MAY 23RD NEW DETROIT OPERA HOUSE Leon Blanck and Rae Schnayer in "A LIFE COMPANION" \\\\ GOLDSMM IS, SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS 37-39 WASHINGTON BOULLVARD. BOOK BUILDING / DETROIT Mrs. Eugene Davis and Mrs. Sid- ney Rhodes arc the guests of Mrs. Phil Gleichman of this city. The "Theo" Tie Mrs. Avery Ginsberg of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monis Rosenberg, who have returned to this city. Black Kid---Baown Kid $12.50 U 11,,)di Coll of Ao SPRING The season for smart low shoes has arrived and we call your attention to this new Theo Tie, a perfectly styled model that we have attractively priced at $12.50. Ask us to show you this. 04, Your New Clothes Now New Shop New Colorings Now Vv'oovoo Now Dooigno Dr. Louis J. Hirshman returned home Monday from a visit in New Orleans, where he attended the con- vention of the American Medical as- sociation. Mrs. Hirshman accom- panied her husband south. Silk Hosiery Special! $2.65 gootortrit In Hosiery Silk black a v d th cdlaorxk. 2.65 9Ien'a Tailors Mrs. Joseph Ringold has returned from Detroit where she gave a pro- gram of her readings under the au- spices of the Jewish Woman's Club at the Temple Beth El. 212.215 ..... Queen Quality Boot Shop ..... 215 Woodward Ave. US911E11111111111111M11111111 1111111M1111111111111 1111!111111111ffil l11111111C1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 NEW DETROIT OPERA HOUSE 4- GOLDSMITHS 6 SILVERSMITHS. INC Mr. Julius Greenberg, of Chicago, Ill., announces the engagement of his daughter, Sarah, to Mr. John Flesch, of Chicago. Miss Greenberg has been making her home here for the The Detroit Hebrew Orphans past year with her sister and brother- association will hold its election of in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen, officers at the Beth Jacob synagogue, of 70 Prentiss avenue. Montcalm street, on May 25. The society announces that its mortgage Mrs. D, Bernstein and sister, Miss of $20,000 on the home at 25 Rowena Rosalee Rosenberg, have moved into street is now paid, the house at their new home at 309 West Canfield present being free and clear of all aienue. indebtednw. Members and friends who are interested in the project are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman and urged to attend the meeting May 25th. daughter, Ella, formerly of 901 Brush street, have moved into their new Mr. Gust Markowsky who was here home at 717 Linwood avenue, Buffalo, for a few days has returned to his N. Y. home in Hattiesburg, Miss. 913-17 HASTINGS STREET A Store With a Conscience. 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Jayne, Judge of the Wayne County Circuit Court, gave an interesting account of some of his court experiences before the Young People's Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedck, Wednesday evening, May 12. The talk marked the last literary pro- gram to be given by the Auxiliary this season. s— — The Amika Literary Club will hold an oratorial contest Saturday even- ing, May 15, at 219 Kirby avenue. This being an open meeting, all young people between the ages of 16 and 18 are invited to attend. Platinum Engagement Rings If yours comes from this store you will find the Mounting is "delightfully different ' in design and the Diamonds strictly blue-white---super-- Extra in brilliancy. No "Red Tape" Here "Pay as You Can" "Busiest and Biggest East Sloe Jewelry Store EHRLICH BUILDING, Adams and Hastings.