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On Sunday evening last the \Vin-
alla Sewing Club tendered hie. Ed.
• Goldstein, SOS liendrie avenue, a sue-
' prise party in honor of his birthday.
I Cards and lotto were played until
midnight when lunch was served.

! Mrs. Benj. Gould, of East Kirby
avenue, entertained on Monday, Jan.
I 31, in honor of her sister, Miss Rose
Gordon, who graduated last week
from the Detroit Teachers' College
at a theater party followed by a lun-
cheon at the Blue Bird Tea Rooms,

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I lonoring Miss Pearl Applebaum,
, whose engagement to Mr. Louis Het-
! per, of Cleveland, was recently an
nounced. a theater party and dinner I
was given at the Hotel Statler. The'
, guests were Misses Bessie Hodes,
Annette Gruskin, Hazel Fresh, Alyce
' Hodes, Annette Applebaum and
i Messrs. Lawrence Brenner, Dr. Sam- i
, net Ferris, of Youngstown, 0., Ger-
, aid Sherman. and Seymour Gould, of
I New York city,

DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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The Seventh Store

Mr. Lester J. Leopold was unani-
mously elected trustee in the bionic-
' fibre Haute for Aged Jews of Cleve-
land, 0., at a recent election.

At the corner of Woodward and

In honor if Me and hies. H. S,

Clifford stands The Chocolate House.

! Grant who left Tuesday night to

It is the seventh MaeDiermid store In

spend the remainder of the winter in
Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth
entertained Monday evening with a
theater party at the Garrick, later
I taking their guests to the Hotel
Statler.

Detroit.

Six of these. all additions to the

parent store at 1322 Broadway, stand

on as many ['others. And today this

' A delightful entertainment was
given at the home of Miss Rebecca
Selik on Jan, 29 by the Semper Phi-
delis Sorority in honor of blesses.
Jack and Fred Selik of New York
city. The following were present: the
Misses Fara Caplan, Helen Esser, Ida
Krause, Belle Cohen, Dorothy Stone,
R. Selik and the blesses. Jack and
Fred Selik, Sol Workenson, Frank
Block, Samuel J. Harris, Charles
Sachs and Paul Silverstein. The next
regular meeting of the Semper Phi-
delis Sorority will take place at the
home of Miss 1). Stone, of Second
boulevard.

1322 Broadway

newest location is widely spoken of

G. & R. McMillan Co.

as "IvitieDiarmider Corner.

Broadway Market

New Chocolate House

Woodward at Clifford

Woodward at Boulevard

Phone Main 4547 (All Stores)

Woodward at Alexandrine

Yaraahm at Candyerall

Woodward at Collingwood

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a g ai l v ue dn enT ah tor tTir
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= University of Michigan, Feb. 2, at the
ie... Temple Theatre by Mies Jean Rothen-
berg and Nat Cohen. Other guests
were Miss Rose Hodes, Miss Sall'.
= Weingarten, Ben Fischer and Samuel
Weingarten.

For free estimate of allowance
on other Instrument In part ex-
change, came In or phone us—Cherry 3600.

= A surprise party was given by Mary,
=• Dunn in honor of Julia Roth who will 1
ren ew her studies at Linden Hall,'
Lititz, Pa., on Saturday, Feb. 5. There
at were 12 guests.

The Young People's Society will
hold a Lincoln's Birthday party for
members only on Sunday evening,
Feb. 12, in the vestry rooms of the
Temple.
Complimenting her little niece ,
Eleanor Simon,' of Hamilton, Out.,
Mrs. Albert H. Krohn, of 7452 Lin-
wood avenue was hostess at a Valen-
tie party.
The monthly card party of Harlan
salt Society will be held at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Wetsman, 90 Virginia
Park. Mre. Harry Cohen has donated
the prizes and Mrs. A. J. Bloom the
candy for the affair. The proceeds
are to go to the medical unit.
lionoring Mrs. L. I. Zuleback who
Is leaving for an extended trip to
California. Mrs. Samuel Gordon of
Farnsworth avenue entertained Tues-
day with a luncheon at her home.
Mr. ad Mrs. B. Harris and family,
formerly of H9 Hague avenue, have
moved Into their new home at 2201
Atkinson avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Zeiger, of 33
Tennyson avenue. Highland Park,
have left for the East where they will
visit New York, Baltimore and At-
lantic City. They expect to be gone
two weeks.
leveland.
Mr. Charles Dreifus, of
Ohio, is spending the week-end with
his mother, Mrs. Ester Dreifus, of
Gladstone, avenue.

Associated

with the triumphs of greatest artists—the
choice of those homes where only the best is
considered—the accepted mark internationally
of highest musical appreciation—

Steinway

STEINWAY Grand and Upright Pianos
STEINWAY Duo-Art Reproducing Pianos
STEINWAY Pianola Player-Pianos

A very large and complete stock on our
floors. We invite your inspection—of the
piano in whose ownership has for nearly Sev-
enty Years been found pre-eminent satisfac-
tion and musical delight.

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10 Y. P. S. MEMBERS
IN CENTRAL CLASS
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Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. E Schuman, of Colon
ial Hall are receiving congratulation.
on the birth of a son, Nelson Lee
Jan. 24.

BANQUET MEMBERS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6

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The European Jewish Women's
Welfare Society are giving a banquet
and ball, Sunday evening, Feb. 6, at
the Shaarey Zedek congregation, cor-
ner Willis and Brush streets.
Junior members of the society will
have charge of the dancing. Admis-
sion is complimentary. No children
will be admitted. Many invitations
have gone astray or have been re-
turned because of the new numbering
and the society extends through these
columns a cordial Invittititon to all
Its members.

SUNDAY AT 3:30

MISS CELIA GORDEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gorden, of
1718 Hazelwood avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Celia,
to Mr. Irwin Newman, of Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Pearlman, of
Chauncey, Ga., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Clara, to Mr.
Louis Viedrach, of this city. The
wedding will take place in the fall.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris K. Befit, an-
nounce the engagement of their
(laughter, Julia. to Mr. Nathan Rosen-
berg, of this city.

The hundredth class of Detroit
Central High school was graduated
on Thursday morning, Jan. 27. The .
NI r. and Mrs. J. Diamond announce
following 10 members of the Junior the engagement of their daughter.
Young People's Society were in the s att„ . to Mr. Sidney Charles Gold-
class: HPIPII Lamport, vice.president berg. Reception, Sunday, Feb. 5, 240
of the class; Elsie KleInsmith, Elsa Kenilworth avenue.
Shaffer, Ruth Cohen, Charles Falk,!
Bernard Lipson, Burton Friedman„ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blumenthal
arrant:1 . P eark,. ann:uncei the „en-
Abraham Bertsch, Sidney Sidder and of 79 ',
u e g
r ,ster o, f
h
Abner ('. Rosenzweig, president of the , a , g1,"in r. en . al l e
hi. 'ROI)
lJunlor society.
I , N. Y.
Complimenting these graduates the
society is planning a reception on
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 13, to take
place In the vestry rooms of the Tem- '

Can Be Purchased In Michigan
Only At The House of Grinnell

CATALOG, also book of
Portraits of musical cele-
betties mailed free, postpaid.
upon request.
Write for
them NOV.

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Headquarters, 1515.21
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Informal Dance

Given By

PISGAH LODGE, NO. 34,

THURSDAY
M.

Special Music and Entertainers

Extra Lady: $1.00

Secure Tickets From Any Pisgah Lodge Member or Ben Kramer,

Hoiden and Third Streets, Detroit.

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On Wednesday, January 12, at five
o'clock. Miss Mary Illeene Keywel
and Mr. Donald A. Marx were nine
vied at Temple Beth El by Rabbi Leo
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M. Franklin. A dinner at the Static
Hotel followed the ceremony where-
upon the couple left for an extended
wedding trip in the West. Mr. and
In loving memory of our darling Mrs. Marx will be at home to friends
daughter and sister. Jennie Mellen after February 10 at their home. 8047
liner. who passed away one year Hamilton boulevard
ago, Jan. 29, 1920.
Gone dear daughter and sister, gone
forever,
How we miss your smiling face,
Oversight on the part of members
But you left us to remember,
None on earth can take your place. to the miller of their payment of due.
God needed a budding rose
Is greatly handicapping the Jewish
To place among his flowers,
Woman's club in their varied activi-
So He took our dear Jennie
ties. Members are urged to send In
To a brighter home than ours.
Sadly missed by her loving Mother, their dues without delay. Checks may
be mailed to the Jewish Woman's
Sister and Brother.
In loving memory of Gertrude Mil- club, 89 Rowena street, Detroit.
s er. nee Applebaum who passed away
Members are also asked to send
Feb. 4, 1920. Oud loving daughter their new house numbers, as the post.
and sister and beloved mother of office will not forward mall. To In-
Robert Miller.
sure delivery of all club notices,
Mr. and Mrs. I. Applebaum and
changes of address must be sent In.
children.

IN .MEMORIAM

TO J. W. C. MEMBERS

I. 0. B. B.

ARCADIA AT.:30,. Feb. 17th.

Tickets: $2.00 Couple-

PAGE THREE

Mrs. Geo. Cohen entertained the'
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\Vinona Sewing Circle at her home,;
N 500 Ferry Park avenue last Tuesday
afternoon.
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Mrs. Sam Geltner (Rose Ross) en-
tertained in honor of Miss Sophie 1
, C arpo l and her fi ranee, hi r. Herbert
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' Cohen, at her home Sunday, Jan. 23.

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costs which take swinging *merle
Tines, 81111W nin soft Camel's Hair,
novelty worsteds and very English
looking tweeds. Belted models. full
silk lined; side pockets, set-in or
kimono sleeves.

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boulevard
of i 2i1g
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ten days at the American Carlsbad,
' \Vest Baden, Ind., from which point
they will go South.

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SPRING COATS

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DETROIT
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA

Ossip GABRILOWITSCH

ORCHESTRA _ HALL_ ..___...._
Soloists
BETSY WYERS FELS, Plano
HERMAN KOLODKIN, Viola

Program — Mendelssohn "Mid.
summer Night's Dream," Bach
Arias° for Viola; Forsyth Chant
Beethoven
Celtique for Viola;
Saint-Saens
"Leonore" No. 3;
Fourth Piano Concerto; Debussy
"Afternoon of a Faun." Wagner
Ride of the Valkyriee.

GOMM SHOP

LIBERAL
DiSCOUNTS
ON ALL

DIAMONDS
PEARLS
GOLDWARE
SILVERWARE
WATCHES
CLOCKS
LEATHER GOODS

WE URGE PRICE COMPARISON

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OF HOTEL STATLER

POrK BUILDING

GOLDSMITHS 6SILVERSMITHS,ING

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DETROIT

Seats-25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Box Seats—$1.25
NOW ON SALE GRINNELL'S
Orchestra Hall Sunday After 10
A. M.

NINTH PAIR SYMPHONY
CONCERTS
Friday and Saturday Evenings
February 11 and 12 at 8:30
Soloist-

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HULDA LASHANSKA
—Soprano
Seats—S1.00. $1.50, $2.00
Box Seats—S3.00
On Sale GrInnell's Feb. 10, it, 12.

EDMUND G.

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Mass Meeting

A great mass meeting of all the Kurlanders of Detroit will
be held Sunday, Feb. 6, 1921, at the Mogen Abraham Syna.
Rogue, I94 Farnsworth, at 2 p. III. sharp.

LEWIS

Having received the most pitiful and tragic letters of ap-
peal front Kurlander Rabbis, and knowing that of all relief
money sent to the devastated couittries of Europe, Kurland
has received the lewd --

Jewish
Undertaker

The Kurlander Benevolent Society of Detroit is arranging
this mass meeting in order that immediate relief may be sent
to alleviate the sufferings of Kurlander Jews.

Licensed Embalmer

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All Funerals eons., •e no

der my persooat a. ■ •ry I -ha

Old Address 13'3 t 0 - n It

New Address 773' 1 . rr. r,

Telephone Cherry ..±

It is the duty of every Kurlander in Detroit to attend this
meeting NO that it may be a success.

Rabbi Judah L. Levin, Rabbi Jacob Biennenfeld and Dr. Leo
I. Friedlander and others will address the meeting.

KURLANDER BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
OF DETROIT

SAMUEL SUSSMAN,
Secretary.

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