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All Society Berne and other local notes should be communicated to the office
of the Chronicle by 6 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon In order to appear In the
current week'', home. l'hune Cherry 3P01 Society Editor. Mall notices so as to be
received not later than Wednesday.

After attending the Itacheeter meet-
ing of the Ventral Conference of
American Rabbis. ohere Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin was re-elected president,
Rabbi and Mrs. Franklin vialted their
children who are spending the mummer
at the eastern camps, later going to
Pine Bluff. Point Pleasant, N. J., where
they will spend the remainder of their
cueation period.

Mr. and Mr. Alfred Breltenbach and
daughter, of 110 Putnam avenue, are
visiting in Pittsburgh.

The New

Fall Dresses

Mr. Charles Llamas and C. Roes Stein,
of Si. Louts. are spending two week.
at Ottawa Beach and adjacent point..

Make Their Bow
„. at $65

Mr. and Sire. Harry Srere and son.
Charles, left Tuesday last for Ottawa
B
h where they will spend several
eac
weeks.

Sic and Sire A. Shitfman are receIV-
Mg felicitations on the birth of a
daughter, Janet Betty.

Afternoon model sketched Is of
navy Triestine. Bodice and skirt
tailored. Apron tonic fluted around
edge, extending up to waist line in
back. Small pockets on bodice
and tunic are trimmed with small
gilt buttons. Three-quarter sleeves,
square culls, gilt button trimmed.
Wide black satin sash with em-
broidery In bright colors and gold,
ending In handsome ornaments at
back. Women's and misses'.

Miss Beenye Stashower. of Cleveland,
Mr. Louis Pinion of 120 McLean •Ve- Is yiniting Mrs. J. Polanski, of 266 Ore-
nue has gone to New York City for a gun avenue.
stay of several weeke.
Sire. Louis Cohen. of 461 Glynn court
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Mr, and Mre. Herman Marks and Is viwiting her mother, Mrs. A. Klinof-
daughter, Peggy Elisabeth. of Muncie, etine, of Saginaw.

Ind.. are guests of Mr. and Mre, Mao
GrIlllOW8kY of 150 Colorado avenue.

Mire Martha Slyer of Brush street
ham gone to Atlantic City for several
w!eke stay. Later she will go to
/tooling. Pa., where she will visit Mrs.
Paul Kaufman. formerly of Detroit.

OUR SALE

Offering

Pumps, Ties and

Oxfords

That were valued at front
$12 to $17, at

$585 and $6 85

Mr. David Egret has returned from a
Mr, and atm Henry Marks and cone. Iwo weeks' trip no New York city.
Mine Mary Levin. daughter of Mr.
of the Felix Apartments, are spending
the summer at Van Etlan Lake Lodge, and Mrs. I- S. Levin. of Pittnburgh,
Pa., is visiting her grandparents. Mr.
Oaeoda, Mich.
and Sire. Myer S. Fink, of 174 Palmer
avenue.
Mrs. Merman Lieberman and daugh-
ter, Elisabeth. of 96 Farr:And Park. left
Menem Harry Clark, lien Kahn.
Friday for two weeks' outing at Mack-
Harry Taylor and Maurice Saflr have
inac Island.
returned from a motor trip to Cedar
Point. Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Mine Miriam Cohen, of Alpena, wan
the guest of D11ee (Ionia Ginsberg of
Sire, T. Polaneki and daughter Mol-
22 Alger aVerale.
lie, of New York City, have returned
home after a visit with Mr and Mr..
Men. II. Wolenlourgh and Mee. Sid- I. Polanaki, of 216 Oregon avenue.
ney Shekel of 33 Englewood avenue
firive returned from several weeks'
visit to relatives In Seattle, Wash.
Mr. and Sire. Abe SlIberherg are
among the recent arrivals at the Grand
Mr. and Mre. A. Oppenhelm, of Chi- Ilot el, Mackinac Wand,
cago are the guests of their children.
Ste. and arra Dave Courlander, 1185
Mrs. E. Shellfish, Mien Jane Shell-
West Grand Boulevard.
tind Mr. Nathan S. Shellfish have
returned from a motor trip through
Mr. and Mre. Jamb Loenherg and New York state. They remained In
New
York city for a feW weeks to
Mrs. A. Hyman of 309 Virginia Park
are spending a few weeks at Battle visit relatives,

Mrs, II. Buchhalter and Mine Sara
Buchhalter of 217 Palmer avenue east
for Battle Creek, where
they will stay nor several weeks.

, •ft Sunday

Queen Quality Boot Shop

215 Woodward Ave.

An Imoprtant Sale of

M-A-T-E-R-N-I-T-Y

Cotton Dresses

Featuring Values
to $15.00 at

$9.85

Exceptional savings in Voile and Gingham dresses, sch-n-
lineally designed to conceal delicate condition and portray
latest styles. Adjustable and can be worn after period.
Featuring values

Maternity
Silk Dresses

Minn Elsa Freidenberg, of 96 Rowena
avenite, In viniting her let ere Mrs. Ed-
gar alendereon, of Cincinnati. 0.

Mr. SI Stern. of Cincinnati. Is the
guest 01 Mr. am , Men. Mortimer Slyer,
4 145 chicago Boulevard.

$24.75

Unusual savings In scientifically made garments
that lend normal appearance.

For Expectant Mothers

$2.45 to $5.95
$1.95 to $5.95
98c to $3.95
98c to 54.95

Sire. M. Kuhn end daughter, Mien
Emma Kuhn. of Cincinnati. spent sev-
ered days In the city odor to their
departure for Europe, where they will
remain for several months.

Mrs. Herbert We9 and children. Her-
rt. Jr , and Virginia, who were
guests of relatives and friend. In the
ity, have returned to their home in
New York city.

Mine Marian Solberg. of Cleveland
'n the reent of Mr. and Mrs William
Bludskoff, of 98 Tennyson avenue.

Sire
Samuel Ornerier and children.
af Dover. 0.. arc nt present guent. of
Men Gronner'n perente, Mr. and Mre.
t. Prenalauer. 999 Brush ntreet.

Mr and Mr. Joseph %levied., and
nt Ics Buiinicamc avenue, ere
.44 ottewn Beach for a three weeks'

In Our Baby Shop

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Dresses
89c, $1.25, $2.95, up
Bonnets
$1.85 to $6.50
Drawers and Bloomers
79c, $129
Cashmere Sacques and Kimonas
at
$1.95, $3.95 to $12.50
Booties
69c. 79c, $1.25

Mien Bennie Romenthat of 1475 Mack
scenic left Sunday for seve ral week.'
, tev in the Green Mountains end in
New York City.

Ste, listrle nehmen and daughter.
Galen Estelle. are npending govern!
aeeks al Whitmore Lake.

fiviven S Groaner, Esq. ha. returned
'rem a einit to hie mother and family
at Chevy Chan, Int

2iiii Floor

Washington
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Dr. Si. Tleemo,he haft returned from
New York. wile, he attended the In-
ternational yacht races an the per-
...nal guest of Sir Thomae Lipton Dr.
Ilenrneeche li.1.•1 the Caere en booed
Tipton'. private yacht S Y. ..Vietoria. -

251
Wood ward
Avenue

CONCERTS

deeply appreciate the fact
that customers of the Gorham
Shop have implicit faith in our in-
tegrity and sound judgment as
diamond merchants. That is why
the purchase of a diamond or other
rare jewel here is doubly satisfac-
tory to you. The stone makes instant
appeal to your sense of beauty—
and satisfies you thoroughly from
the standpoint of good investment.

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Miss ',Wynn Salinsky. of Rmheeter,
N. Y. is the guest of her slater, Mr.,
Harry A. Cohen, of 37 Harmon avenue.

Sire Tulle Wolf left July 2 for New
York rot e t., vi.it her relati, a She
visit Tarrytown. N. Y., until
lug. I.

Jewish Women to
Plan Interesting
Program for Year

We are now in the new location-
37-39 Washington Blvd.
BOOK BUILDING

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READY TO WEAR AND MADE TO ORDER

S. Fallen & Co.

FURRIERS

76-78 Adams Ave. East

Near John R Street

t Repairing

Various committees of the Jewish
Woman's Club are busily engaged in
the preparation of interesting pro-
gi anis which are to be put into oper-
ation with the resumption of work
following the summer's respite.
It is the aim of the committees at
work to plan programs of unusual
merit both for the afternoon and eve-
ning meetings and a number of lead-
ers o' modern thought in the fields of
music, art, literature, civics and eco-
nomics have been engaged to deliver
addresses during the ensuing year.
SIrs. Isaac Goldberg, chairman of
the activities committee, has arranged
classes in millinery, home economics,
dramatic art and esthetic dancing for
boil] adults and children. There will
also be classes in social service, dress-
ma3;11g. home nursing and first aid,
parliamentary law, advanced and be-
ginners' French, civics and communal
affairs, Those desiring to enroll in
any c/ the classes are asked to notify
Mrs. Goldberg, 45 Rowena avenue,
where the classes will be held.
The "Penny Lunch" work, in which
tit Jewish Woman's Club was a pio-
neer, will be continued at the Bishop
and Bishop Annex schools, Mrs. D.
W. Davis acting as chairman. Vol-
unteers are needed in the work.
Members of the club have been
mod to avail themselves of the many
opportunities afforded by the number
and variety of the classes planned for
the coming season.

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45 Rowena Street

Satisfaction
in Diamonds

Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Cohen, of 603
C orbin avenue, and daaghters, Mine
Mr. Milton Alexander. 101 Forest Bertha hexer and Miss Frances Cohen.
avenue (•et, in spending a few weeks' left Sunday for Buffalo, from which
point they will motor through the
at Mackinac and Charlevoix.
atekill Mountains. sod return home
Mr . and Mrs. Robert Loenherg and the early part of September, Mies
daughter of 140 Farnsworth avenue Anna Met. accompanied them.
are at Battle Creek for two weeks.
Mr. Ben Salinsky, of Albert Len
Nieces Hattie and Florence Silber- Minn • le viniting hie sister, Mrs. Harry
man, of 106 Hancock avenue •amt. are A, Cohen, 37 Harmon avenue.
!mending a few weeks In New York
and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Sire. M. Tam-hick announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Henry hart Silberman. of 315 Bur- Rosalyn, to Mr. Harry L Vahl, of New
'Malone avenue, is visiting his aunt, York.
Mrs. Hugo Somerich. of New York
CRY.
Ste. and Mra. Itadoff, of Milwaukee.
Win., ore the gurgle of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Sire. Slyer Frank and chil- Brinkman, of 506 Ilaselwood.
dren. of 315 Burlingame avenue, are
spending the summer at Lake Placid,
Mr. and Mre. Martin Gravel (Helen
N. Y.
Miller) have returned from their wed-
ding tour and will be at home to their
Mr. Jacob Siegel. Mine Adele Siegel friends at 125 Medbuy avenue.
:oral Mr. end Mrs. Benjamin Siegel, of
lio.ton Boulevard. have gone to their
afrn. Jolting Fieher and daughter,
oottage at Lake Placid, N. Y., for the
Maxine, have returned home after a
summer months.
two weeks' visit at Grand Rapid. and
Shelby, Mich.
Mrs. Magus Butsel and MIns Emma
Bullet are et The Inn, Charlevoix, for
Miss Iola Silverman, of 196 Palmer
several week..
avenue east, has left for an extended
trip through the east.
Mr.. Hugo Hill and grandson, Mr.
Louth Freldenberg. of 98 Rowena ave-
Mre. Morrie Flanders le spending a
nue, have left for Charlevoix. where
,hey will spend the remainder of the few wee km In Mt. Clemens. Mies Jean-
nette Plunder will spend several
8.1111er.
weeks at Lake Orion.

Sire. A. Frietor. of indlanapolle, who
wan the guest of herplater, Stre. Simon
Sanger, of 381 Webb avenue, has re-
turned home,

A Special Sale of

Featuring values
to $39.50 at

GORITAH NI SHOP

Creek.

Is still in effect

Petticoats
Night Gowns
Brassieres
Envelope Chemises

Miss Mary Levin, of Pittsburgh, Who
wan vielting her grandparent, Mr. and
Mee. al. Fink of 171 Palmer avenue
east, has returned to her home.

Complimenting Mien Layette Robin-
non and Mr. William R. Isenberg,
who. betrothal was recently an-
nounced, a dinner party was given
Friday night at Westwood Inn. Among
the out-of-town guents were Mr. and
Mrs. Jarnes Barr, Mr. Jacob Isenberg
and Inc. M. Isenberg. all of New York
ity; Mr. and tiles. J.
Robinson. of
Akron, 0,, and Mr. Joseph Robinson,
of Grand Rapids.

PIANO
Glendale 7971

The Beta chapter of Gamma Sigma

Mr . end Mr. Edwin (Inidherg end Chi sorority entertained last week for • •
•.hildren. Virginia and Junior.
have the NliSRes Gertrude and Dora Dan- •
'eft
the g.atth Amer' an for s trip
tiger of the Alpha Chapter,
to Meckinar, Chicago and Ottawa
bus, at a box party at the Temple
Beach.

theater, followed by a tea at the Lo-

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Mre. .1 V Brown an 1 niee, MI.. tus cafe. The following members'
7=
ay), is It Oittleman. ho spent the
were present: Misses Rose and Ida ti
neer part of the summer at inner.
.
atler,
Elsie
Goodman,
Mae
Morris.
lit:
nye left tv ata , kinaw Inland.
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ty will remain for the relit - u
ielia and Gertrude Marks and Min-
wher
4 th season
s easo n.
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Nlirshman.

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