PACE SIX Rpyrjpvismengwvia octal and imelarill 9 Qrsona1 Greetings ! 180-182 Woodward Ave. • All Society hems and other local notes should be coon mated to the office of the Clironic le by 5 o clock each Wednesday afternoon in ostler to appear in the current eek a issue. Phone Glendale 8326, Society Editor. Mail notices so as to he seemed not later than Wednesday. Mrs. Magnus Blaze! of Rowena sireet, who has spent several weeks in New York, has returned home. Rabin and Mrs. Leo XI. Franklin left Friday for a 10-day eastern trip. May the coming year be filled with happiness and success for you and yours. NI rs. Joseph Siegel, 96 Boston boulevard, spent several days in Cin- cinnati visiting with her sister. Mrs. Justin Rollin:in (Josephine Freud.) ----- RI, Seymour Marks, of Marion, Ind . who WAS visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benja- min Friedenberg, of 891 Second boulevard, has returned to her home. Miss Dorothy Krolik, a student at Vassar college, is spending the mid- year vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I/ay Krolik, of 76 Rowena street. Mrs. Hannah Freud of the thole] Addison has returned from a trip to Cincinnati where she visited with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Roll- man. Mrs. Adolph Sloman of the Hotel Charlevoix has returned from Cleve- land, where she visited with her chil- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sloss. Nliss Sarah Lambert of 150 West Hancock, who is attending school at Vassar, is spending the mid-year va- cation with her parents, Mr. and NIrs. Benjamin Lambert. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt. 105 Boston boulevard, have returned front a trip to New York and Atlantic City. --- Cadet Milton S. Solomon, who is attending Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va., is spending the holi- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II R. Solomon, 31t4 Tuxedo avenue. Invitations were issued to 46 guests for a dancing party given at the Dr- trMt Conservatory of NI usic Thursday evening in honor of the visiting cadet 211.111V. Summerfield & Hecht 90.96 Michigan Ave. and his sister Delray Store: 2211-19 West Jefferson The Luncheon club gave a dinner- dance at the Phoenix chili on NVed- nesday'veiling last. Covers were laid for 30 guests, Nance. Miirion Fribelman of Boston, Mass., who was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield, 995 Second boulevard, has returned home. Miss Myra Cohen, Mr. Harold Ro- senfield and Miss Helen Morris were guests in the box of Mr. and NIrs. Da- vid A. thrown at the Friday evening concert of the Detroit Symphony or- chestra. Leo I. Franklin, son of Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M Franklin, is spending the mid-year vacation at his home. lift. Emanuel T. Berger, 59 Law- rence avenue, has returned after sepnding some time at the Ritz-Carle- ton. Mrs. Benjamin Lambert, 150 West Hancock avenue, entertained at a family dinner, Saturday evening last. in honor of her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Milton Kuttnaner, 28 Glynn court, who visited with relatives and friends in Pittsburgh, has returned home. Mr. Gerald Rosenberger of New York is a guest at the home of Mr. hi r. and Mrs. Adolph Shuman are living temporarily at the Charlevoix hotel. and Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield, 995 Sec- ond boulevard. The Year End Clearance of All Winter Appary Presents the Lowest Prices of the Year on Suits Coats Dresses Furs Waists Skirt Week of December 27th to 3131 Mrs. IL S. Fink left for New York, where she, will spend some time with her daughter, Ruth, who is a student at the Fine Arts school. Mr. and Mrs. F. Lightstone and daughter, Selma, of Virginia Park, have left on an extended trip through California. where they will spend the winter. They will also visit in Colorado Springs, Col., before re- turning to Detroit. Dr. and NIrs. I. Irving Bittker (Celia Grossman) have returned from their wedding trip and are at home to their friend, at 2900 West Grand boulevard. Announcing THE Merrie Belies of 1920 IN Miss Gertrude Marks, a student at the Monroe Academy, visited in De- troit en route to her home in ()scoff?, Mich. Beauty Mrs. Joseph If. Ehrlich, 1101 Sec- ond boulevard, is spending several weeks in Battle Creek. Pep Color OPENING Thursday Night, Dec. 23 FEATURING Billy Roder Oval Wilson Marie Barke Sue Lapaine Beauty Chorus Direct From New York SHOWS 5 BIG NIGHTLY 5 Revel in an Environment of Music and Dance 6 p. m. to 1 a. m. No Cover Charge During Dinner 6 to 8 p. m. Special Christmas Dinner No $on to 8 p, in. 2.25 per Plate Plat at nr7 Victory Cafe WOODWARD AT CHARLOTTE D. W. THOMS, Mgr. Make Your Reservations Now for New Year's Eve Melrose Pudding Make thin Xmas one long to he remembered. Serve Arctic lee Cream. Please yourself and surprise your guests. A heavy Xmas dinner should be followed by a light desert. Mr. Ralph Friedman of Montreal, Canada, who was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Cohn of 891 Second boulevard, has returned home. The Orange Grove Revue Neatest Clever- est Most Enter- taining XMAS !SPECIAL Miss Rebecca Myer, of Alpena.: Mich., is spending the holiday vaca-1 tion with her `mother. Mrs. Sarah i Myers, 999 thrush street. Mr. Israel Cohen of 891 Second boulevard has returned from a trip to New York. Snap 11 N1essrs. Walter, Edward and Philip Rothman have returned from their respective schools and will spend their mid-year vacations with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Roth- man, in their country home at Royal I Oak township, Miss Ruth Breitenbach of 140 Put- natn avenue, who is a student at the University of Michigan, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. I'. Ilreitenbach. Mr. Z. Ifimelhoch of Boston boule- vard has returned from a trip to New York. Dr. Roy Greenthal of Ann Arbor is spending a few weeks with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greenthal, 346 Tuxedo avenue. Miss Charlotte Ermann, who is a student at the University of Michigan. is spending her fluid-year vacation with her mother, Mrs. A. M. Ermann, 33 West Hancock avenue. Melrose Pudding--Puts the finishing touch lo a Christmas dinner. Orde r From Your Dealer Phone Glendale 4110 ICE CREAM COMPANY s0000000000000000000000000 0 00003 0 0000000-0000000000 006 Value of Reading Our Announcements Our advertisements are meant for peophes who want to practice true economy. It can Mrs. Herman Lewis of 207 Grand avenue entertained her bridge club at luncheon and cards on Tuesday last. be laid down as an unfailing rule, that, when- ever anybody goes below our prices he also Miss Sylvia Levy of 34 Merrill ave- nue is spending several weeks with relatives and friends at Indianapolis, Ind. goes below our qualities. We have no desire to be known as a "cheap" home furnishing store. The idea that overshadows all the oth- Miss Sarah Buchhalter of 217 East Palmer avenue is spending a few weeks in Battle Creek. Miss Irene Rosenberg. who is a student at the University of Michigan. is spending the midyear vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. If Rosenberg, 2954 East Grand boule- vard. Mrs. Ilarry Starr (Virginia Morsel. who visited with her mother, Mr, Hannah Morse, of Glynn court, left on Wednesday for her home in Pitt, burgh. Miss Sylvia Gittleman, student at Highland Manor school, Tarrytown N. Y., is spending a few weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sol (little- man, 2315 Second boulevard. Miss Benjamin Sollinger of Tuxedo avenue left on Saturday last for Louis- ville, Ky., where she will make her future home. Mrs. M. Nfandeberg of 899 Brush street is visiting with relatives and friends in Cleveland. Mrs. Philip Gordon, 307 Burlingame avenue, entertained at dinner on Fri- day evening last for 25 guests in honor of Miss Minnie Apfelbaum and Mr. Harry Goldberg. ers is to give you SATISFACTION. We have no desire to brag. What is said in our ad- vertisement is merely business news. It is nothing but facts. We believe the public likes to know which is the best place to buy. We believe in telling them. RIEDENBERGS FURNITURE HOUSE 11 913.917 Hastings SATISFIED CUSTOMERS oao0o000000000.00 coo,0 0000c0000000000000000000e0000f No Jewish Home Should Be With- out The Chronicle. Subscribe Now