THE DETROIT

JEWISH CHRONICLE

PAGE THREE

Pretty April Bride.

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180.182 Woodward Avenue

Ann Wemblatt has returned
liter spending a delightful visit with
friends in Detroit.

177-179-181 WOODWARD AVE

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M ' Ss Remy Zeiger, of. 3 Tennyson
avenue, Highland Park, and Nfiss
Leona llorowitz of Ann Arbor, Mich.,
spent the week-end with the Misses
Celia and Ethel Barnett of Pontiac,
Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kuttnauer have
moved to the Victory Apartments.
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Mr. L. A. Shapiro is at the Commo-
dore lintel, New York City.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenberg, of
379 Atkinson luentie, will be at home,
Sunday afternoon and evening, May
23. in honor of their son, Phlip's
conlirmat ion.

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Mr. and NIrs. Benjamin Marx and
Mr. awl Mrs. George Bloom will re-
:6x e on Sunday afternoon and even-
ing, Nlay 23, for their children, Lu-
cille Marx and Howard Bloom, at
the Marx residence, 138 Connecticut
avenue.

Al r. and Mrs. Henry J. hirer, of
1180 Brush street, and their son,
Buddy, have left for an extended
trip through the east. Mr. Furer will
return next month. NIrs. Furer and
[son will remain for the summer.

MILLINERY

CREATIONS

Misses Sara and Ida Divinoff ap-
peared May 2 at the Art NIusetup in
conjunction with the ' Howland
Chorus. On May 4 they gave a re-
cital under the auspices of the 1'. M.
. Gke Club.

Are now on display in a wonderful
selection of fascinating new ideas
and colorings, at prices ranging from

to

$40

Charm Prevails

in our

Mid- Summer Hats

A pretty spring wedding was that
of Miss liessye Steingold, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. AL Steingold, of 148
Farnsworth, and Mr. Joseph Silber-
stein, on of Mr. and Mrs. J. Silber- O
stein, on Sunday, April 18, at the
bride's residence. Rabbi Judah L.
Levitt officiated in the presence of 40
guests. A dinner and reception fol-
lowed. The bride made a youthful
picture in white satin and chantilly 0
lace. Her veil of illusion was formed
Duchess fashion, pearl trimmed. She
carried Bride's roses and lilies-of-the-
valley. Mr. and Mrs. Silberstein left
Sunday for an extended wedding trip
which took them to New York, Flor-
ida and Chicago. After May 23 they
will be at home to their friends at
584 Virginia Park.

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Distinctive models shown in
Georgette Crepes
Malines
Sport Hats
Transparent Models

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The range of prices is another feature.
We have dependable millinery to suit
every purse

Father of 0. S. Grosner
Dies in Washington, D. C.

Isadore Grosner, a prominent citi-
cell of 1Vashington, D. C., father of
Sylvan S. Grosner, of Detroit, died on
Saturday, May 8th.
Nfr. Grosner was engaged in busi-
ness in Washington for over thirty
years and was one of the most prom-
inent members of the Jewish com-
munity of that city. He leaves to sur-
vive hint his widow, three sons, Clar-
ence, Sylvan S., Gerald, and a daugh-
ter, Ruth.
Mr. Sylvan Grosner was at the bed-
side of his father at the time of his
death, having been called home a
week before the sad occurrence. The
sympathy of the entire Jewish com-
munity of Detroit goes out to Mr.
Grosner in the loss of his father.

Holley - Mackay

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Feet Fatigus Comes When
You Are On Your Feet
Most of The Day

And it is bound to get you some
day. You can't be yourself and be
efficient with sore, tender feet.

Eeety genuine Arch
PreFprver
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Shoe bears
this trade • mark
Look for It on the
sole .

Likely the trouble is in your arches.
You need a shoe that will give the
necessary support to the foot arch-
es, distributing the body weight
and correctly without straining the
ligaments of the foot. You'll find
the Arch Preserver Shoe fills the
bill.

And you'll note, there's
a wealth of style in the
shoe.

33 Grand River, West

Mr. Charles Fredric Morse

... Has Pleasure in Announcing that ...

Dine and Dance

Mr. Royal Dadmun

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THE EMINENT BARITONE

"VICTORY"

Will Be in Detroit
JUNE FIRST to JULY TENTH

520 WOODWARD AVENUE

.. Featuring ..

"The Alabama Jazz Band"

Mr. Dadmun Will Accept a Limited Number of
Serious Students of Tone and Repertoire

Reservations for hours should be immediately made
by letter to Mr. Morse at 37 East Canfield Avenue

Table de Hote Dinners
5 to 8 p. m.

Public Dancing Every Evening
6 p. m. to I a. m.

Woodward at Gratiot

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Emphasized are long
waist lines and hip full- 0
ness achieved by pleating, 11
P inking, puffing and cord- °
ing, embroidered with
colorful touches in silk
net, georgette crepe, or-
gandie and metallic cloth. o

Next to Baumgartner's

"Reservations Accepted"
By Phone or Mail,
Cherry 8101

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should he display-
ed In choosing a i t
firm to whom You
would entrust costly
and rare pieces of fur-
niture.
The Lindow Com-
pany present llperfec-
tIon• in every detail of
refinishing, re-uphol-
stering. repairing, em-
ploying only workmen
whose years of expe-
rience make them ar-
tisans of inimitable
skill.

New
short
sleeve
models of fine Chiffon
Taffeta, the most fash-
11 ionable material of the
1 ° season, in Midnight Blue,
the most fashionable col-
or of the hour.

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Mr. and Mrs. Nf. 111. Resnick diaper-
Mr,. and Mrs. Milton C. Hirschfield
oiled a party of young people from
and son, of Detroit, are the guests of
Detroit and Ann Arbor at a delight- Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Wolf.
ful dancing party at the Hotel Al.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hertz left
bany. Mt. Clemens, last Saturday.
for Detroit and Mt. Clemens for a
few days.
Nliss Minna Plotkin of Toledo was
the week-end guest of Mrs. B. 0.
Mrs. Rudolph Deutsch and daugh-
Ilarris at the Hotel Albany.
ter, Lillian, left for a three weeks'
In honor of the engagement of stay at Mt. Clemens.
their daughter, Evelyn, to Mr. liar-
Mrs. Louis Kaplan of Glenn Falk,
.1.1 Selling, Mr. and Mrs. Ai. Schultz,
of 367 Virginia Park, will hold a re- New York, announces the engage-
ment
of her daughter, Rae, to NIT-.
ception for their friends, Sunday, May
Norman l'ollasky of Detroit, Nfich.
23, from 7 to 10 p. tn.
Mr. Pollasky is a brother of Mrs. A.
Mrs. Max Nloore. who have been Metzner and Mrs. J. C. Newman of
his city.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Levin, for the past two weeks, left
Tuesday for her homes in Hawkins-
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%lac, Ca. During her stay many
charming entertainments were given
for Mrs. Moore.
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HE woman who comes to HOLLEY-MAC-
KAY will find splendid assortments for her
selection. A charming array of millinery
of the better sort—the newest itipdels and colorings

Oran o Blossom
N6dch.119 RIR S'

MRS. JOS. SILBERSTEIN
(nee Miss Bessye Steingold.)

In honor of her sisters, Mrs. A. K.
Solomon, who is visiting her from
New York, and Miss Helen S. Gor-
don, who will be a June bride, Mrs.
Isadore Horwitz, of 224 Medbury
was hostess at an elaborate luncheon
to the following guests: Mrs. Philip
0. Gordon, Mrs. Sidney Stone, Mrs,
Meyer Prussian, Mrs. J. Kaufman,
M rs. R. Paul, Mrs. S. Fogelman. Mrs.
H. Fink. Mrs. H. Jacobs, N1r, J.
' Steinberg. Mrs. A. \‘'olf, Nfr, A.
Zackheitn, Mrs. A. Greene, Mrs. A.
' Schefreen, Mrs. I.. Mark, Mrs. I.
CLEVELAND NOTES
\Volt, Mrs. S. Krandall, Mrs. S.
Schaefer, Miss B. Stellinan, Airs. M.
Mrs. Eli August leaves shortly for
Krell and Mrs. Irving 1Volfgang.
Mrs. Solomon will remain the guest Mt. Clemens, Mich.
of her sister until the wedding.
Mrs. Rose Hoffman and Nfr. and
Mrs. H. Feigenbaum are in Mt. Clem-
Alt. and Mrs. S. S. Fishbein and ens,

Kline's—Third Floor

133 Farmer Street

The Pronounced Vogue of
Midnight Blue Taffeta
Dresses

Mrs. Samuel Stearns and daughter,
Sylvia, of 166 Longfellow avenue,
will be at home, Sunday, May 16.

New Midsummer

$10

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