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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1920-11-05

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MacDiarmid's Peneuchie?

This rich combination of Pure Maple
Cream and Pecan Nuts is sure to sWe'eteri the
most jaded palate( Special display at new
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Society

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Announcements; Representative Will Call.

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Phone Main 2708

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QVSOnal





Miss Rose Plottler, of 96 Hague,
has returned from a trip to Chatta-
nooga, Tenn., stopping enroute at
Nashville, Clarksville and Cincinnati.

Mist Helen Schott and her fiance,
Mr. Joseph Folz, of Kalamazoo, were
the honor guests at an exquisitely ap-
pointed progressive dinner at the
homes of Dr. and Mrs. David Levy,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbslein, Sat-
urday evening last. The decorative
schemes were charmingly carried out
in the traditional Hallowe'en colors.
Epochs in the life of the bride-elect
were interestingly depicted through
suggestive decorations. Miss Schott
was the recipient of a beautiful gift.

Miss Minnie Hershman, of Fort
street, has returned from a trip to
Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone, of Bur-

lingame avenue, entertained ti5 guests
at a Hallowe'en dance on Sunday eve-
ning last.

Mr. Philip Fincberg, of 229 Farrand
Mrs. M. Mayer, mother of Dr. Wil- lark, has returned from an extended
!lard Mayer and Mr. Melville Mayer, trip to Charleston, West Va,
has moved from Ligonier, Ind., and
has taken an apartment at the Hotel
Mrs. Sidney Stiebel and son, Hart,
Addison.
who were guests at the home of Mrs.
H. Wohlenberg, 17 Monterey avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Strauss, of has returned to her home in Fort
Ligonier, Ind., are guests at the hotel Wayne,,Ind.
Statler.
Mrs. Sidney Alexander, of 749 Tay-
Mrs. Alfred Wise, of the Stimson lor avenue, entertained 65 guests at
apartments, entertained at a beauti- luncheon at the Hotel Steller on Wed-
fully appointed luncheon on Tuesday nesday in honor of Mrs. J. Alexander,
list.
of Buffalo, N. Y.

Mrs. Hannah Freud, Jerome and
Marcus Freud, of the Hotel Addison,
are in Chicago to attend a reception
given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jus-
tine Raman (Josephine Freud). Miss
Gwendolyn Strauss, fiancee of Mr.
Marcus Freud, of Ligonier, Ind.,
joined them.

Mr. H. Horwitz, of 1101 Second
avenue, left Tuesday for an extended
visit in New York, Boston and New
Buryport, Mass.

Mr. S. Sarasohn, of 56 Lawrence
avenue, has returned from a trip to
Ncw York.

Mrs. Harrison Frank, of 41 Pingree
Mrs. Cora Sloman announces the
of her daughter, Mar- avenue, entertained at cards on Wed-
gherita Sloman Brown, to Frank Vin- nesday last.
cent Martin.
The, Misses Irene and Birdie Stein-
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield, chrg have returned from a several
months'
visit at Traverse City.
of 995 Second avenue, entertained for
Miss Helen Spertner and Mr. Arthur
Mr. Fred M. Butzel was one of the
C. Field, whose marriage will take
place November 16, at the .11otel speakers at a meeting of the Detroit
Community Fund held Thursday night
Statler.
at the Hotel Statler.
Miss Rose Hecht, of 106 East Han-
Mr. Samuel Brown, of New York
cock avenue, is visiting with friends
City, spent a few (lays as the guest
in Cleveland.
of Mr. Irwin Vaxler, of the Alger
Many elaborate functions were apartments.
given for the Misses Theresa and
Friends will be happy to learn that
Clara Mayer, who were in the city to
attend the Mayer-Rosenhcitn wedding. Mr. Frank R. Hamburger, of the
Hotel Statler, has recovered from a
Mr. Z. llimelhocli, of 242 Boston six weeks' illness.
boulevard, has returned from an east-
Mr. S. Snyder. of Rochester, N. Y.,
ern trip.
was the guest of his children, Dr. and
Mrs. Eugene Kopplr, of 122 Colo:. Mrs. J. L..Lipsky, of 486 Burlingame
rado avenue, is visiting in St. Paul, avenue.
Minn., with her children, Dr. and Mrs.
Mr. Isaac Goldberg and Mr. Milton
Harold Rothschild.
M. Alexander are scheduled to speak
It is said that it was the first time at Fort Wayne, Ind., November 12,
in history that a Rabbi has spoken in on the "Back to the Synagogue
a Catholic church, when last Friday Movement."
evening, Rabbi Leo hi. Franklin of
Miss Hilda Blpmenau, of Brush
Temple Beth El spoke in the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament in regard to street, has returned from a trip to
Chattanooga, Tenn.
the Anti-Parochial School Bill.

Mrs. M. S. Welt has returned from
a.brief visit to Chicago, where she was
the guest of her mother.

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After the Dance
Invite Her to Carhon's

Mr. Benjamin Siegel, of Boston,
boulevard, is spending some time in
Atlantic City.

Mrs. :rank Backrack, of Adrian,
Mich., was in the city last Monday to
attend the lecture of Mme. Marie
Lovrov before the Jewish Woman's
Club.

last for Los Angeles, Cal., where they
will spend the winter months.

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and Groceries

A Complete Stock of Fresh Baked Goods
Will Also be Found at My Store

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Orchestra HaE

The Misses Gertye De Young and
Betty Feldman were hostesses at a
delightfully arranged llallowe'en
party, given in the latter's home at
125 East Ferry avenue, last Satur-
day evening. Covers were laid for
twenty-four guests. Music and danc-
ing afforded the evening's entertain-
ment.

A Hallowe'en party was given Sun-
day evening, October 31, by the
Misses Betty and Lillian Sanders and
Marie Himelforb in honor of Miss
Dorothy Ilimelforb, a recent gradu-
ate of the Harper hospital. The deco-
rations were prettily carried out in
black and orange. Twenty guests
were present.

DETROIT
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA

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GABRILOWITSCH

Honoring Miss Celia Grossman,
whose marriage to Dr. I. I. Bittker
will be an event of next month, Mrs.
Jacob Roth entertained twelve guests
at a delightful luncheon and alumi-
num shower on Wednesday. October
27, at her home at No. 160 Bethune
avenuet west.

Conductor

Second Pair Subsaiptios Concerts

Friday Evening, Nov. 5th
Saturday Evening, Nov. 6th

AT 8:30

SOLOISTS:

ILYA SCHKOLNK

VIOLINIST

PHILIPP ABBAS

Overture
PROGRAM — Mozart
"Wagle F'ute"; Brehm' Concerto
for Violin and 'Cello; Beethoven
Second Symphony,



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they are unexcelled for every social
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HE

GORHA ' M SHOP

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
OF TEMPLE BETH EL
TO GIVE LUNCHEON

To Please The

Harding Barnard Elliott to Give Read-
ing of "Enoch Arden."

Man

The Woman's Auxiliary Associa-
tion of Temple Betlt El will give their
annual Acquaintance Luncheon Mon-
day, Nov. 8, at 12:30 p. in. at Temple
Beth El. The luncheon will be pre-
pared under the direction of Miss
Burkhart, well known caterer. Those
who have not yet made their reserva-
tions should immediately phone Mrs.
A. Shaman, Hemlock 1634.
The luncheon will be followed by
a literary program of unusual merit,
to which all members of the Auxiliary
are cordially invited. Mr. Harding
Barnard Elliott will give a reading of
Tennysons "Enoch Arden' to the ac•
companinient of the Rickard Strauss
musical setting played by Mrs. Mark
B. Stevens.

IN The Gorham Shop there are
many Gifts that have been selected
especially for men. For instance,
elaborate Smoking Tables, Copper
and Glass Combination Smoking
Sets, Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases,
Leather Humidors, Pipes, Cigar
and Cigarette Holders—and many
other articles equally appropriate and
desirable—all ready for the early
Gift buyer.

Men's Temple Club
Entertains Tuesday

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Party Sunday afternoon, the occasion

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Part Exchange

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Master Marvin Edelson, eon of Mr.
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A dinner was given in honor of
Miss Hazel Frosh, who has returned
from New York City and Philadel-
phia.

host at a prettily arranged Halloween

'CELLIST

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Ant

A throng that filled the Temple and
adjoining rooms to capacity gathered
at Temple Beth El Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Men's Tem-
ple Club to hear the election returns
and to participate in a delightful en-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kitsinger, of Man. tertainment.
istee, Mich., were in the city to at-
The affair was informal and served
tend the funeral of the late Marcus as a get-together meeting for the
Marx.
members of the Men's Club and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kann, of Manistee.
Mich., who were in the city to attend
BELGRADE—Aftr a long discus-
the funeral of the late Marcus Marx, sion the conference of : Russians held
have returned home.
in this city voted down a motion to
send a telegram to General Wrangel
Dr. Samuel Dansingcr, of Hancock requesting him to stop outrages
avenue, has returned front Chatta- against Jews in regions occupied by
him.
nooga, Tenn.

Mr. J. Berman has returned from an
The Misses Elizabeth, and Margaret
Hartstein, of Hungary, are guests of eastern trip.
their aunt, Mrs. S. Kohn, 275 Vine-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kann, of Man-
wood avenue.
istee, who spent several days in the
Mrs. A. Sallan and Miss Ida Sallan, city last week, have returned home.
of Leavenworth, Kansas, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Sallan, of Bos-
A very enjoyable evening was spent
ton boulevard.
last Sunday, October 31, at the home
of Miss Esther Newman, 182 E. Ferry.
Mr. Joseph Siegel, of Boston boule- Artistic costumes were worn by
vard, has returned from a ten-day many of the guests. Interesting
games were played and mus i cal selec-
visit in Atlantic City.
tions were rendered by Jack Hurwitz
and
Rose Schwarta. Among those
Mrs. B. 0. Harris entertained fifty
guests at a delightfully appo'nted present were: Mrs. Newman, Ruth
Hallowe'en party at Mt. Clemens Newman, Rose Schwartz, Sophie
Saturday night. Artists from Detroit Gordinker, May Miller, Rebecca Leh-
and Toledo added greatly to the en- man, Celia Golden, Rose Goodman,
Sophie Lehman, l'asha Newman, Jes-
tertainment.
sie Bright, Helen NVidocr, Charles
Mrs. Charles Goldberg, of 1430 West Newman, Max Schriemer, Henry
Block, Joseph Newman, Sant Lehman,
Grand boulevard, is visiting with rela-
Joe Bloomers, Harry Anowitz, Morris
tives and friends in Canton, Ohio.
Karsen, Morris l'iper, Sam Gordinker,
Mr. Samuel Sims and son, Samuel, Henry Newman and Jack Hurwitz.

Jr., of Vancouver avenue, left Tuesday

;; ,ja

Sunday Services:
At the Sunday services this week,
Rabbi Franklin will give the third
of his series of addresses on "The
Seasons of Life—Their Problems and
Prerogatives," his special theme be-
ing "The Period of Manhood and
Womanhood.'
The services will be read by Mr.
Henry J. Berkowitz of Cincinnati,
whom the Congregation at its recent
annual meeting, selected to be the
Assistant Rabbi of the Temple, his
herm of office beginning with his or-
dination at the Hebrew Union Col-
lege next lane. This will be the first
opportunity that Mr. Berkowitz will
have of meeting the people of the
Congregation. It is therefore hoped
that many will be present.
Sabbath Services:
Sabbath Services will begin as usual
this week at 10:30. The service will
be read and the sermon preached by
Rabbi Franklin.
Acquaintance Luncheon:
On Monday, Nov. 8th at 12:15, the
annual Acquaintance Luncheon of the
Woman's Auxiliary Association will
take place. Those who have not yet
made their reservations should at
once telephone the Chairman of the
Reservation Committee — Mrs. A.
Shiffman„ 66 Glynn Ct., Hemlock
1634. The luncheon will be.followed
by an unusually brilliant program to
which all members of the Auxiliary,
whether they attend the luncheon or
not, are cordially invited.
Thursday Sewing:
The Committee in charge of the
sewing for charity invite all women
of the Congregation to be present on
Thursday of each week. The sewing
begins in the morning and continues
throughout the day. Many urgent
requests for assistance have come to
the Committee and that it may he ac-
complished, it is necesary that as
many of the women of the Temple
as possible participate in the work.

engagement

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Temple Beth El



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