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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
New Modes in
Chic
Fall Suits
at $65
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of
local notes should he
communicated to the office
the Chronicle by 5 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon
current week'. Issue. Phone Cherry
In order to appear In the
received nut later than
3.t91 Society Editor. Mall notices so as to be
Wednesday.
Women's—Misses'
Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin,
Mr. Milton Nfarx, of Connecticut
who have been spending the summer
at Pine Bluff Inn, Pointe Pleasant, N. avenue, has returned home, having
J., are expected to return Friday, Au- completed a summer-school session
gust 27.
at Cornell L'iliversity.
AUGUST
CLEARAWAY SALE
In which every Low Shoe in the store is
drastically reduced, creating an oppor.
tunity that completely upholds our
integrity
for value giving.
$4.65
$6.65
$8.65
$10.65
Queen Quality Boot Shop
215 Woodward Ave.
Very special values for present
wear. Features include narrow
pleats in back. with silk embroider.
ed arrowheads; medium, long,
Eton and cutaway coats, fancy
pleats front and back, transversed
pleating and flaring panels In front.
1311k lined In plain, check or fancy.
Many fur tritunitfd.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Selling, of 70
Mr. and Mrs. J, Michelson and fam-
East Hancock avenue, are touring ily, of 169 Winona, have returned
through the east. They will spend from Harrisville, Mich.
some time in Atlantic City, later vis-
iGng their daughter, Louise, who is
A stag Party was tendered Afurray
spending the summer at an eastern J. Nfark and Theodore S. Friedman,
camp.
upon the occasion of their birthday,
at the !ionic of Philip Brown. Among
Miss Marie Newman, of 1179 Cass those present were Jack Friedman,
avetille, is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Maurice Klein, Victor Klein, Jerome
Well at Omena, Mich.
Goldberg, Harvey Veon, Nfichael Z.
Welling, NI. Mintz, Herbert 0, Cohen
and Hyman Cowen-Epstein.
Mr. Max Shoenlield. of 33
West
33rd street, has arrives! in Hanover.
Germany, where he will visit with
Nliss Paula SChmittke, of 114 Med-
relatives and friends.
bury biol., has left for New York
and Atantic City, where she will
Mrs. Joseph H. Weiss, of 60 Rhode spend the remainder of the month
Island avenue, is spending several with friends and relatives.
weeks in
BayvIew and Petoskey.
Mich.
Miss Tillie Steinberg, of NleKres-
port. Pa., has just returned front a
Mrs. A. NI. Erman and daughters, visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
Marcia and -Charlotte, of 33 West and Mrs. Nfax Eisler, of 208 Long-
Ilan 1:11C It avenue, are visiting with fellow avenue.
friends in Cleveland.
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GORHAM SHOP
111r. Benjamin D. Nfarx and daugh-
The Aliases Helen Cohen and A nna ter, Vera, of 138 C011 11 CC i knit
avenue,
Applebaum are visiting milt frir rids have returned home front a two
in Houghton, Mich.
months' trip through the west.
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Nfessrs. Jos. H. Ehrlich, David Ze-
Mr. and Nfrs. S. 13. Kahn and fam-
111011 and H
II. Horwitz motored to ily, of 29 IVaserly avenue, have re
-
Hawks. Mich., where they are enj oy- turned from liarrisville, Mich., where
ing a fishing trip.
ihey spent the summer.
.
Engagement Rings
\A/HEN you consider the senti-
Airs. Bertha Zenner, of 78 F ast
Miss Evelyn Rosenthal, of West
Ferry avenue, has returned after a Grand blvd., had a few friends at
several weeks' visit at l'he I hit s her home on Thursday evening, Au-
Charlevoix. Mich.
gust 19th, to meet Mr. Carlyle An-
sorg, of Chicago.
AI r. and Mrs. Nathan Nrsvinan, of
1179 ['ass avenue, are spending a f ew
Mr. Sydney Wolfgang, of Rowena
weeks at Bayliefil, Ont.
street, has returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Williamson,
Messrs. Shurly Horwitz and M. A.
Huntington and Bluefield, IV. Va•.,
1.:psitz motored to Alpeha, Mic
and Ashland, Ky.
where they joined a fishing party.
T
What
ney nought
A few days ago a gentleman had a lady, accompanied
by their daughter who also was much interested in prop-
er home furnishings, visited Friedenberg's looking for a
dining room suite. The furniture wasn't purchased
that day. It required two visits, in fact—but here is the
story:
On the occasion of the first call the gentlema n
said:
"I like your furniture—lik e
it fine—and your prices
may be reasonable, considering the quality, but some
stores I understand give a discount and, before making
up our minds definitely, we are going to look around."
In the afternoon they came again, but this time the
wife did the talking, and here is what she said: "Yes
we've been around, been everywhere they sell furniture,
I think, and we've come back for that Hepplewhite
suite. The styles in your furniture are good; it is well
finished, and no wthat we have compared the interior
construction as you suggested—Weill We're satisfied!"
"What about prices?" As we asked this the lady
smiled. "The prices", said she—"you don't have to cut
them." And then in a burs tof confidenc e
"I am glad you
didn't cut them. It gives us more confidence in you
and in your goods. Just treat us as well as you do any-
one else and that's all we ask."
"Does a policy like this pay?" You might as well ask:
"Does it pay to be honest? Does it pay to follow the
Golden
Rule?" The people of Detroit appreciate a
square deal and they will always get it here.
pjEDENBER
Mrs. Chas. S. Brasch, of 497 Tay-
The Misses Helen E. and Sadye
lor avenue, left for a trip to Bronx.
11'eisherger, of 213 California avenue.
New York, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Highland Park, left Sunday for Chi
H. Heitlengt•r, of 1090 Simpson
sago. En route they will stop at
South Bend, Ind, where they will street. She will meet her sister, !sirs.
Newman and Nfiss Newman, from
visit relatives.
Boston, while there. She will return
in September.
Miss Fannie Weiss, of the Hotel
Comtnodore. New York city, is the
Air. and Mrs. Chas. J. Stiller, of 992
guest of her sister, !sirs. A. Levy, of
Brush street, and two daughters, the
156 Farnsworth street.
Misses
Pauline and Estelle, and son
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John. with Mr. J. Rytrek, o f 105 Med-
Mrs. Julia Marcuse. of 252 Cortlan
bury blvd., are taking an extended
avenue. Highland Park, has returne
tour through the east. They will slop
trout a two weeks' visit to New l'or
at Philadelphia to attend the Hotel
rity.
Men's convention,
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GOLDSMITHS 6 SILVERSMITHS, INC.
,
Mrs. B. Weisberger Ind daughter
NIrs. H. A. Jacobs and daughter.
Rose, of South Bend, Ind., who have
Beryl, of 790 Brush street, are visit-
hero visiting at the home of Mr. and
ing their aunt. Mrs. J. Liff, of Grand
Sirs Harry 11. Weisberger, of 213 Rapids.
California avenue. Highland Park,
have returned to the't hoots'.
Mr. and Airs. Safir and son Milton,
of 122 East Forest avenue, have left
MI r, and 'Mrs. A. GoldsnUtli, of 2811 for an extended tour through New
Edison avenue,
announce the engage- York and all points east.
ment of their daughter, Sophia, to Mr.
Edward S. Drozilowitz, son of Mrs.
Mrs. Dorothy Weiser and the Ger-
I) 1)rozdowitz, of Dayton, Ohio.
shenson family, of 117 East Grand
avenue, have returned from a motor
Nlasier Philip %reuse, of 252 Curl-
trip of three weeks in New York.
landt asernit', Highland Park, has re-
lulled from the Hoy Scout camp
Mrs and Nfrs. Harry Dinner, of 189
- N 0 m 1- Cf11)11 - .. Waterford, M101.
Philadelphia, are motoring to New
NO. and Mrs. Samuel Frank and
children, of 95 Rowena street, are at
charlevoix, Nlieh. They will return
about the 1st of September.
York and Catskill mountains with
Mr. Nfeyer A. Pereira, and will spend
two weeks at the mountains.
Nfr. and Mrs. Max Jacobs, of 85
WeSt Kirby, left for a three weeks'
Dr. Robert Yanover, son of Mr. and tour to Atlantic City, New York and
Nits.
If Tanover, of 356 Ea‘t Kirby other eastern points.
aVenue, left' last week to join the
med cal staff of tLe New York City
Mr. and Mn,. foseph Grabow and
hospital. Dr. Yanorer graduated
children. of 60 Kipling, left Thursday
from the Detroit College of Medicine
for Buffalo and Niagara Falls, where
in June.
they expect to be joined by Nfr. and
Mrs. I. Grabow and children, on their
Miss Layetta B. Robinson. of 106 way home from New York.
Nledbury. left Friday for a fine weeks'
stay al the summer home of Mrs
Miss Essie Cohen, who has been in
Jacob Isenberg al Hunter, N. Y. She
will be joined there by her fiance, Mr. Detroit, returned to Cleveland this
week. ,
Isenberg. of dd.; city,
formerly of New York
Mrs. Harry Dettelbach and daugh-
Mrs. George Harrison and daugh- ter, Irene, and Nfiss Flora Hyman. of
ter, Estelle, of 1042 Brush street, have Cleveland, spent a few days in De-
returned after a two weeks stay at troit.
Cedar Point.
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Weddings and Banquets Our
Specialty—All Social
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Over sesenty.tive per cent of the lead.
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have been catered out by us.
We serve strictly kosher meals.
No occasion too small—no ne too
large. For quotations phone us.
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The
7Ultti etUy 111
Mr Clarence Fischer. of Milwau-1 n TRAUGOT.SCHMIDT BUILDING
kce, is visiting with Mr. and
hone Cherry 1849
213 Woodward
Mrs. Harold Simons, 128 NfcLeau
lateen shed
tans
Reliable
Renovators
JEWEL FEATHER MATTRESS & BEDDING CO.
WILL J. DENT, Mgr.
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Nfr. and Mrs. I. Levinson, Miss
Elsie Cohen and Miss Lillian Bern-
stint. of Cleveland. Ohio. are the
guests of Mrs. I. Cohen, of 111 Farns-
worth •
Mrs. F. L. Morrison, son, Ben, and
1daughter. Mrs. Benj Cohen, of St.
Clair avenue, hate returned from an
extended motor tr:p through the east.
Meyer A. Pereira and son, Alvin, of
125 Richton avenue, Highland Park.
have motored to New York and Cats-
kill mountains to join their family.
On their return
they will spend a few
days at Buffalo and ioin their daugh-
ters, Jeanette and Estelle.
Remodeling
x Detroit's E clusive
Fifth Floor
A Store With a Conscienc e
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FURRIERS
1.
Mrs. Sylvia Meyers, of St. Joseph,'
Mo. who has been the house guest of
the Misses Hattie and Fl
Sil-
berman, of Hancock avenue, has left
for her home. En ronte she will stop
at Cleveland and Youngstown, Ohio.
ADE TO O RDER
Kallen Bros. Co.
hi r. S Schroeter, of Duluth, Minni @JOB8 M
is spending a few weeks in the iity.
FURNITURE HOUSE
re
ment that is woven about the
Engagement Ring, great care should
be exercised in the selection of this gift
that enduringly expresses its message
of love throughout the years. Here
at The Gorham Shop you may have
your choice of distinctively beautiful
Engagement Rings with Emerald Cut.
Nevette and Round Diamonds---set
in platinum and diamond paved or
filigree and carved mountings
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