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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

PIONEER RESIDENTS
FIFTY YEARS WEDDED

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No connect fun /WI any other store

s E. 'F. Berger, of 59
\Ir. and Mn.
Lawrence avenue, are at t h e Ritz-
Carlton Hotel in New York for a few
week,' stay.

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airs. I. R. Myers and son, Julian
Frederick, of 287 Longfellow avenue,
are at St. flair, Mich., for a month'.
stay. They are accompanied by Miss I
Rebecca Nlyers of Alpena, and Nils ,
Sadie Hirchntan, of Cullingw maid ave-

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Now Nearing Its Cose

All Society Berns and other local notes should he communicated to the oMee
, 41 the Chrome le by 5 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon In order W appear In the
current week's Issue. l'hone Cherry 3341 Solely Editor. Stall notices so as to be
received not litter than Wednesday.

Newest Oxfords
for Fall

A Sdmmer Sale

NiLucille and NI iriani Fin•
'Elie \uses,
sterwald are guests of Miss Fern Jane
loldherg in Duluth, Nlinsi.

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Dependable Furs

\I r. and • airs. Sam Lachman. of
Nledbury, blvd., and \Ir. and airs.
Frank L. Van Anthurgli are motoring
through the Adirondack mountains to
NIontreal. Britton \Vol.!. and other
eastern points.

Fur rums and WraP9 designed by
song of 011, 111081 find Oda.

Mrs. Sigmund Simon

nue.

Dr. and hire. Karl Fechheimer arc
their parents, al r. and Mrs.
al r. and NIrs. Edward Unger and Alex. ()Hiner, of Avondale, Cincin-
children, of Collingwood avenue, have nati. 0.
returned from a trite to the Thousand
•
Islands and Quebec.
The Nlisse, Henrietta and Sena
Robinson, of Calvert avenue, have cc-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kositchek, of Lan- turned from a trip ou the St. Law-
sing. Nlich., are visiting with their rence and Saguenay. river. stopping
children, al r. and airs. NI. Frank, of enroute at Toronto. Montreal and
b.! Hazelwood avenue.
Quebec.

visiting

$12 to $14

These new fall oxford, are refreshing In distinctive
newness. Brogue effects. Blucher styles and plainer
designs are smartly originated In Chestnut and Koko
Calf. They are now displayed.

Queen Quality Boot Shop

215 Woodward Ave.

NI,. NI. D. Smilansky and son.
Junior, of West Grand boulevard. arc
at the Park Hotel, Mt. Clemens, for a
few weeks.

NIrs. J. E. Baker and children. Her-
bert and Estelle, have left for Cedar
Point, 0.. where then will be attests

Nliss Nlildred Fink, of 64 Winona
avenue, is visiting with relatives and
friends in Pittsburgh.

Mrs. S. Santach. of New York City,
is the guest of her sister, NIrs. .1.
Kahn, of 2,20 :Niger avenue. She will
remain until Labor Day.
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a1 r. and Mrs. aNialdo Slontan and
children have. left for a three week,'
tour through Illinois and 1Visconsin.

inta furriers in Amerlcu. B. Siegel
co.'s furs are market by a grace
of contour and an air or elegance
are chariteterist is of this
tg.it
tknisti. Skins are perteetiv matched
garments
exquisitely finished
end
,Ind lined to appeal to fast Idlotts
women. Furs Include Scotch Mole,
Kolinskv, Broadtail. Beaver. Grey'

NIr Anti Mrs Sigmund Simon, of
1111 East Forest avenue. commenio-
ialtil tic, it nftie th ecr tiding anniver•
I i r i on Sunday, Augti.t IS. Because!
el the protracted dine — . of air. Si

Spoirrel, Alaskan Seal. Nutria and
Muskrat fashioned Into many orig.
that effects.

no celebration was held.
\I r. Simon. who was born 61 Mar-,
welt. Germany, is one Of the pioneer
residents of latitroit, and has heed in
the city ens er 50 y cars. NI rs. Slime,

man.

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at "The Breakvrs" Mr several weeks.

Mrs. J. Silverberg, of New York.
spent several flays in the city as the
guests of friends and relatives.

Miss Ruth Peritz, of 123 Bur-
lingame aWCSILle, IS the guest of N1rs.
Ni, Zanville, of Toledo.

Mr. and' N1rs. Sant Harris, of 2.94
Elmhurst avenue, have returned from
a trip to Montreal and Quebec.

GORHANI SHOP

al r. and NIrs. Mark NVeinlieck and
I. S. Bloom are motoring through
the Catskill \l ountain., New ''ark
Sind Atlantic City.

Engagement Rings

NA/HEN

The Nlisses Esther Gershen,on and
Dorothy 1\iiesen have returned from
al r. and airs. Ilarry Ilieberstein an extended motor trip through the
and children have returned from a
east.
several weeks' stay at Kingsville, Ont.

Engagement Ring. great care should

airs, J. K. Berliner, of 666 Brush
street, and Mrs. A. German, of 163
NN'est Alexandrine avenue, have re-
turned from a three week', visit at
Mr. Sigmund Simon
NItiskegon, Benton Ilarbor and Chi-
cago. NVIiile in Muskegon they were a ostler of New York city, is a mem-
Miss Aimee Rosenthal has returned the guests of Mrs. H. Frank.
ber of one of the oldest Jewish fam-
from an extensive western trip and
ilies in the city, her father, the late
will resume teaching in Detroit
a1 r. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman and Isaac Cohen, haying been one of the
schools this fall.
daughter, Betty, of 125 East Ferry (ouude rsi of Temple Beth El. The
avenue, have left for an extended four children of the couple, Mr. Louis
r. \‘'alter Fuchs, of Crosse Pointe, eastern trip.
Simon, Nliss Clara Sitnon. Mr. Isaac
has has returned from a fishing trip
Simon and Miss Fannie Simon reside
to Hubbard Lake.
airs. Sol Gittleman and daughters in this city.

be exercised in the selection of this gift

NIrs. Sarah Holzman, of St. Louis,
who has been at the Park Hotel in
NIL Clemens, is the guest of her sis-
ter, Mrs. I. Simon of Garfield avenue.

Messrs. Isidore and Abraham J.
Levitt, Dr. R. II Welling and David
Welling look the Lake Superior trip
to Duluth, Minn.

Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich and Nliss
Miriam Buchhalter took the boat trip
to St. Ignace, atilt,

Mrs. S. Seager, of 381 \Veld, ave-
nue, has returned front a week', visit
with friends at Camp Custer.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hessler and son,
Arthur, left for Atlantic City. Later
They will visit relatives and friends in
Philadelphia.

Mrs. G. Frankenstein, of Newark,
N. J., stopped ill Detroit en route to
Alpena, Nlich., where she will visit
with relatives.

Miss Lena Rieder, 'alio has been
visiting her brothers for Iwo weeks,
has left for her home in Newark, N.
J. Prior to her departure she was en-
tertained by Nliss Rose Labovitz and
Ilarienthal, of 1577 Miss Sophia Battling.
Nlisa
Wrat Grand boulevard, is visiting
with friend, in N - 00 Wert, 0.
The susses Helen E. and Sadye U.
Weisberger. of 213 California avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Stiebel, of Highland Park, who have been visit-
33 Litglewwd avenue, have moved to ing in Chicago, South Bend and other
Fort Wayne, Ind., where they will surrounding towns, have returned to
make their future home.
their home. Upon her return, Miss
Helen AVeisberger left directly for
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ettenheinter Flint, Nlich., where she expects to
and children of Selden avenue have spend several days with friends.
returned from a trip to Oleott Beach,
N. Y.
Miss Sylvia Ilarris. of 26 Nicilkins
street, has left for Lansing, Mich.,
airs. It. G. Morris and Nliss Helen where she will spend a three weeks'
H. Nlorris, of 26 Pilgrim avenue, have vacation with her sister, MI,. I. L.
returned from a several weeks' stay Kromer.
at Cedar Point and Nioungstown, 0.,
where Miss .Morris played in concert.

Mr. and N1rs. Ralph Davidson, of
the Felix Apts., are touring through
Massachusetts and Vermont.

9(4+9 RI

have returned from a several weeks'
stay at Mackinac Island.

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

JEWISH WOMEN TO HOLD
MASS MEETING MONDAY
AT FARNSWORTH‘ SCHUL

filigree and carved mountings

The
European Jewish Women's
INeliare Organization announces a
mass meeting to be held Monday
evening, August 311, at the Mogen
Abraham synagogue, 194 Farnsworth

GOLDSMITHS 6 SILVERSMITHS, INC.

GOLDSMITI IS, SILVIRSMID IS AND JEwriras
37-09 WASIIINGION 110U1.1..VARD, BOOK BUILDING

DETROIT

Nlembers of the organization are
urged to attend as this will be the
last meeting until after the llolyday
season. Report will be given con- •— :•—•—•—•—•—•—•—•—•—t-4-1—•—w—O -4-46—e—O—•—•—•—•—•—• •
cerning the efforts Of the organiza•
lion to bring J ewiTh widows and or.
phans to America from Eastern Eu-
rope, Arrangements for a forthcom-
ing drive will also he discussed. Nlany,
prominent speakers will address the
meet in t.

READY TO WEAR AND MADE TO ORDER

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Kallen Bros. Co.

FURRIERS

Y. W. H. A.

The Young woolen', Hebrew 1s•
sociation are giving their annual ex-
cursion Sunday, August 29, to Sugar
'rickets can be purchased
Island.
from any of the members or at the
dock for either the morning or after-
noon boats.

76-78 Adams Ave. East

Near John R Street

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HE CHRONICLE will again this year reserve
several pages of the Rosh Hashonah number
for New Year Greetings for our readers. The
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Mrs. NI. Hamburg, of New York
City. has returned home after spend-
ing two months with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. I..
Hamburg, of Ottare Apts.

Mr. and Mrs. lien Jacob, 148 Glad-
stone avenue, have returned from a
month's trip to Chicago and Lake
Geneva. They have as their house
guest. their sister-in-law, NIrs. NI. J.
Quater, of Chicago.

Nlr. and Mrs. Charles A. Einster-
wald and daughter. Ruth, have just
returned from Duluth, having enjoyed
I two week , with relative, there.

Over seventy-five per cent of the lead-
ing Jewish Social Affairs of this city
have been catered out by us.

We serve strictly kosher meals.

No occasion too small—none too
large. For quotations phone us.

The Final Touch
To A Room

N1r. and Mrs. 3. Schwartz, of 735
Seyburn avenue, with their two chil-
dren. Richard and Elrose, have gone
to Los Angeles, Cal., where they will
make their future home.

It may be a lamp, o mirror, a table, or perhaps
a chair that is needed to give to that room of yours
the final touch.

NU BONE CORSETS

This store offers the best whether it be a single
piece or the equipment for the entire house. The
enthusiasm, the ideas, and all the forces of a su-
premely broad and sympathetic organization of
furniture men are here devoted to the services of
your dwelling place.

Custom Work Only.

Measurements Taken From The
Uncorseted Figure
Fifth Floor

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Mrs. J. 1.. Freud and children, of
Nlarlborough avenue, are spending
some time in Cedar Point.

airs. NI. Baer and daughter, Bertha,
have left for Chicago after a week's
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baer,
of 456 Glynn Court.

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NEW YEAR
GREETINGS NOW

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August Fur Sale

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For This Annual Sale

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