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All Society Item, 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. I'hone Cherry 3391 Society Editor. Ball notice. so as to be
received not later than Wednesday.

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In honor of the marriage of Miss
Esther Jaffe and Mr. Robert Sheer,
a handsomely appointed dinner was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Benson
on October 14, at their residence, 303
Frederick street. There were twenty-
Mr. and Mrs. llenry M. Butzel and five guests.
daughters, Eleanor and Elizabeth, of
81 Edison avenue, have returned from
In honor of Miss Belle Brown
whose marriage to Mr. Jacob II. Ber-
a visit with relatives in Chicago.
kowitz will take place Tuesday eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosenfield and ning, Oct. 26, at the Shaarey Zedek
son, Monroe, of Glynn Court, arrived synagogue, NI rs. H. Elson, Mrs. A.
home from a five weeks' visit in Syra- Lemberg and Mrs. Dellis Horowitz
were hostessess at the Thursday
cuse, N. Y.
matinee of The Passing Show fol-
lowed
by a tea at the Woman's Ex-
Miss Marion Morris, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morris, of 17 Con- change.
necticut avenue, arrived home from
Mrs. Sarah. Levey and family, and
an extended visit with relatives in the
Mrs. Libbie Ellenstein, formerly of
East.
196
Farnsworth, have moved into
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Complimenting Mine. Wally Rue- their new home at 80 Chandler ave-
nue.
ger, of Brussels, Mrs. Charles J. Si-
mons, 220 East Winona, entertained
Mrs. Julia Nfarcuse, of 396 Webb
20 guests at a dinner party Friday.
evenue, has returned from a ten days'
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lichtenstein, visit in Duluth.
who have been visiting with their
A very prettily appointed shower
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lichten-
stein, 346 Tuxedo avenue, left Tues- was given by Miss Elsie L. Lipstick,
day for their home in San Francisco. at her home, 264 E.. Ferry Ave.,
honorilig Mins Mac Benson, formerly
Mr. and Mrs. F. Salberg, of Cleve- of Detroit, now residing in Flint,
land, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Marx of Mich., who is to be the bride of Mr.
St. Paul are guests of their mother, Irving Steinman early this winter.
Mrs. Mary Ehrmann, 109 Tennyson There were thirty guests present.
avenue. Mrs. Ehrmann will celebrate Decorations were attractively carried
her 81st birthday anniversary on out in Red, White and Blue.
Thursday.
Miss Sylvia Goldsmith of 145 Gar-
Of interest to Detroiters is the mar- field avenue, has returned to the city
after
having spent a few days in
riage of Miss Carrie Bannon of Los
Angeles, and Mr. Simon Kalisher, of Muskegon as the guest of her brother,
S.
I),
Goldsmith of the Occidental
the same city, which took place Octo-
ber 3. Mrs, Kalisher was a former Hotel.
resident of Detroit and has many
friends in this city. She is a niece
PHILOMATHIC DEBATING
of Mrs. Bernard Wurzberger and
CLUB.
Mrs. Joseph \Verthimer.

Mr and Mrs. Simon J. Straus of
Hotel Sisson, Chicago, and of Ligo-
nier, Ind., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Gwendolyn, to \I r.
Marcus L. Freud, of this city.

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Mr. and Mrs: Morton Sternfeld, and
daughter, of Indianapolis are the
guests of Mrs. A. Abrahamson of 156
Elmhurst avenue.

Mr. Milton M. Alexander addressed
the Men's Club of Christ Church
Thursday evening on the subject
"Propaganda as a Civilizing Force."

Mrs. Sara Myers and daughter, of
Alpena have taken an apartment at
The Leahigh, 999 Brush street.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Purley of New
York are guests of their daughters,
Mrs. Louis Frank of Tuxedo avenue.

Rriod
'muds

Mr. Morris Marks of Oscodo, Mich.,
spent a few days in the city enroute
to Monroe, Mich., where he visited
with his daughter, Miss Gertrude a
student at the Monroe Seminary.

Mrs. Wolf Kaplan entertained
thirty guests at a luncheon on Thurs-
day last.

Mr. Harry Ilorwitz, 1101 Second
aveom, has returned from a several
wteks' visit in Hawks, Mich.

Mr. Jacob Loenberg, of 399 Vir-
ginia Park, spent several weeks in
Columbus, 0., visiting with relatives.
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Mr. L. Goldman has returned from
a trip to New York.

Sallan

Dr M. Rosenberg of Rochester, N.
1 . . is the gue.t of relatives and friends
In this city.

Forceful presentation of several
strikingly new arguments on an old
subject featured last Sunday's debate
at the Philomathic Debating Club. A.
Weiswasser and 1). Budnitzky argu-
ing against "Resolved; that the Fif-
teenth Amendment to the Constitu-
tion be repealed," so impressed their
audience by their common sense tea-
setting that they were granted a very
creditable majority. The affirmative,
S. DeYoung and J. Shurly Horwitz,
unsuccessfully discussed the question
from a modern point of view, Involv-
ing not only the Negro but also the
Japanese problem. Harold G. Baiter
was Critic for the evening.
For next week a debate has been
arranged on the subject, "Resolved:
That the U. S. adopt the English sys-
tem for the prevention of corruption
at elections." Mr. Louis Cohane, an
honorary member of the Philomathic
well known in Detroit Jewish ciscles,
is expected to address the organiza-
tion at this time.
The opening of the fall term at the
University of Michigan has removed
members whom the Philomathic
values very highly. Notable among
these is Mr. Maurrice Meyers. In
recognition of his four years of faith-
ful service, during which time he
held several offices, served on lowly
important committees and won a sil-
ver medal on one of the annual Model
Meetings, he was unanimously voted
an Honorary Member.

ENGRAVING

CONCERTS OCT. 31
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greenthal have
moved from the Trowbridge Apts. to
Miss
Helene
Kanders, Soprano, To
346 Tuxedo avenue.
Order Your Christmas and New Year's
Be Soloist at First Sun.
day
Concert.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Frank have re-
Announcements; Representative Will Call.
turned from a visit in Ncw York.
Beginning Sunday afternoon, Oc-
Mrs. W. 7.. Parshall has returned tober 31, the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra will give a series of fourteen
from
a
trip
to
New
York.
Phone Main 2708
85.87 Congress St., West
Sunday Afternoon concerts, in Or•
Mr. Alexander Imerrnan, of 99 Fred- chestra hall, supplementing the sea-
erick street has returned from a visit son of fourteen suhscription pairs
given fortnightly on Friday and Sat•
in Columbus, 0.
urday evenings.
The opening concert will be under
Miss Helen Henschel Morris, con-
the
direction of Victor Kolar as Mr.
cert-pianist, appeared before the
Highland Park Musical Club, during Gabrilowitsch will be out of the city.
Except when away from Detroit Mr.
the month, at their opening concert. Gabrilowitsch will conduct all Sun•
day concerto.
Mr. L. Jacobson has returned from
Helene Kanders, an American
a several day's visit in New York.
dramatic soprano with experience in
The •United States and Europe in
Mr. I.. Weitzman has returned front opera and concert—she was a mem-
New York.
ber of the Metropolitan company.
New York, during the season of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gerson have re- 1918-19—will be the assisting soloist.
Miss Kanders will sing Beethoven's
turned from New York.
"Ah, l'erfido" and Wagner's songs
Nf rs. Benj. Plottler and daughter, "Dream" and "Grief."
The orchestra will play Rimsky's
of Glynn Ct., are in Chattanooga,
Tenn., to attend the marriage of their Korsakov's suite "Schellerazade,"
Beethoven's "Egmont" overture and
nephew.
the Hungarian march from Berlioz's
TEA ROOM
ICE CREAM
Mr. Robert Mettler of Hague ave- "The Damnation of Faust."
The dates and soloists for the Sun-
SERVICE
nue, has left for Chattanooga, Tenn.,
SODAS
to attend the wedding of his son. Mr. day Afternoon Series follow:
October 31, Helene Kanders, so-
Samuel Plottler and Miss Nina Kran-
prano; November 14, Agusta Cott-
vich.
low, pianist; November 28, Alfred
Mr. M. H. Finklestein. 475 Long- Mirovitsch, pianist; December 12,
fellow avenue, has returned from New Katherine Goodson, pianist; Decem-
ber 26, Myrna Sharlow, soprano;
York.
January 9, Harriet Scholder, pianist;
Mr. J. L. Fink, 208 East Canfield, January 23, Mable fieddoe. mezzo-
soprano; February 6, Betty \Vyers,
Opposite
After the Dance
has returned from New York.
pianist; February 20, Ilya Schkolnik.
Temple Beth El
Invite Her to Carlton's
violinist; March 6, Marcia Van Dres
Mrs. Leah \Verbe and daughters, ler, mezzo-soprano; March 20, Ar-
Isabelle and Eva, have taken an apart- thur Hackett, tenor; April 3, Richard
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ment at 99 l'rentis avenue.
Buhlig, pianist; April 17, Margery
Maxwell soprano; April 24, Ensem-
IDA
SARA
Miss Tilde Freedman. whose mar- ble of Wood wind and Strings.
CONCERTS
riage to Mr. Lawrence Newman will
Course tickets for the Sunday
take place some time this fall, was series may be reserved in the busi-
delightfully surprised Saturday eve- ness offices of the Detroit Symphony
VIOLIN
ning at a miscellaneous shower given Society, second floor, Orchestra hall.
INSTRUCTION
PIANO
by Mica Sue and Mrs. H. A. Schlus- Single tickets will be placed on sale
101 Ent WIN
.
sel. A daintily appointed luncheon Friday morning, October 29, in Grin-
Glendale 3770•W
was *erred to twenty-five guests.
cell's boa office. •

Commercial

Society

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Chocolates

THE AMITIANS

The Amitians held their semi:an-
nual election of officers at the resi-
dence of Miss Nfandyline Nathanson,
913 Oakland Ave., Tuesday, Oct. 18.
The following were elected: Presi-
dent, NI andyline Nathanson; Vice-
I'resident, Gwendyline Velick; secre-
tary, Betty Davidow; Treasurer, Syl-
via Rosenberg.
The following committees were ap-
pointed. Entertainment, Ruthelyn
Weinberg; Chairman, Sadye Dia-
mond, Gwendyline Velick; Publicity,
Sylvia Rosenberg; Chairman, ;dans
dyline Levitte, Betty Davidow; Ap-
plication, NI andyline Levitte, Gwen-
dyline Velick, Edith Skylar; Consti-
tution, Marian Price, chairman, Bet-
ty Davidow, Ruthlyn Weinberg.
The Amitians will meet Tuesday,
Oct. 25, at the home of Miss Man-
dyline Levitte, 234 Erskine street.

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of our present stock has been secured since
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WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF
TEMPLE BETH EL TO
RESUME THEIR SEWING

Mrs. Samuel Solomon and son of
The Woman's Auxiliary of Temple
Rogers City, Midi., have returned to Beth El will resume their sewing for
their home after a pleasant visit with the United Jewish Charities Thursday,
relatives and friends in this city.
October 28.
Sewing will continue throughout the
Miss Lillian Landsberg, 45 Rowena
Mem-
street, has returned from a several day on Thursday of each week.
bers are urged to devote a few hours
weeks' visit in Grayling, Mich.
each week to this worthy work.
Ils , . harry T. Rosenthal, of New
York, has arrived to join her hus-
band in this city. They will reside DETROIT SYMPHONY
at Greenwood and West Grand Blvd.
WILL RESUME "POP"

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Temple Beth El Notes

Sunday Services.
On Sunday morning of this week
at 11 o'clock, Rabbi Franklin will be-
gin a series of four sermons under
the general title "The Seasons of
Life—Their Problems and Their
Prerogatives." This Sunday, he will
deal with the problem of childhood.
All are cordially invited.
Sabbath Services.
Sabbath services at the Temple be-
gin on Sabbath morning at 10:30. The
public is cordially invited.
Annual Meeting and Dinner.
The 70th Annual Meeting of Con-
gregation Beth El will take place on
Wednesday evening, October 27th
at 8 o'clock. Business of the utmost
importance will come before this
meeting and it is therefore impera-
tive that every member should be
present. The meeting will be pre-
ceded by the Annual Congregational
Dinner to he served by the Woman's
Auxiliary Association from 6:00 to
7:30. Gentlemen arc asked to come
to the Temple from their places of
business and arrange to meet their
families for the evening meal.
Men's Temple Club to Receive Elec-
tion Returns.
Under the auspices of the Men's
Temple Club, a special wire is to be
installed in the Temple over which
returns of the election will be receiv-
ed on Tuesday evening, November
2nd An entertaining program of un-
usual interest will be arranged and
luncheon will be served during the
evening.
This function is open only to mem-
bers of the Temple Club and the
members of their households. Mem-
bers of the Temple desiring to par-
ticipate in this function should send
in their applications to the officers
of the Men s Temple Club previous
to the date mentioned.
Sabbath School.
The Religious School of Temple
Beth El has opened the season with
the largest registration in its history.
All children expecting to attend the
school this year must register not
later than Sunday of the coming
week. Sessions of the High School
and Normal Departments begin at
9:30 and of the Primary Department
at 10:30. The Pontiac branch of
Temple Beth El Sabbath School has
also opened with a much larger reg-
istration than last year.
Change of Address.
Members of the Temple are urgent-
ly requested to notify the Secretary
of change of address as promptly as
possible. The mailing list is at pres-
ent being revised and it is only
through the co-operation of the mem-
bers that it can be kept up to date.

China
in Detroit

the market places
F ROM
of the Far East have been

garnered those treasures of
art which charm the dis-
cerning buyer.

Silks, Embroideries, Furniture,
Decorative Porcelains and Brass are
but examples of the interesting mer-
chandise now to be seen at our new
store.

The China Bazaar

72 Washington Blvd.

Exclusive Chinese Importations

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