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OUR AMBITION
Is to buy, advertise and sell dependable Home Fur-
nishings at reasonable prices; be of service to our cus-
omers and the people of this community.
Our aim is to attend strictly to business, advertise
wisely, honestly and consistently and refrain absolutely
from finding fault with our competitors or the lines they
have to sell. "Our goods are sold on their own merits."
We know we have what you want. We want you to
know it. That's why we advertise.
FRIEDENBERGS
FURNITURE HOUSE
melhocks
Thousands of new Spring
blouses at sensationally
low prices in our great
February Sale
Mrs. Edward Atlas, of Virginia
Park, spent several clays at the Park
Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
Among the Special Values
Lovely Hand Made Blouses
395 and 5.00
Mr. Louis Simon, of McLean ave-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fink, of
nue, is spending three weeks in New
Winona avenue, have returned from a
York City.
visit with relatives and friends in Chi-
Mrs. Charles C. Simons, of Con- cago.
b, -
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300 Invitation. Mailed for Affair Feb.
22; Financial So.cess ie
Anticipated.
Mrs. Marcus Marks, of Burlingame
avenue, who spent several weeks with
Mrs. Harry Farbstein, of East Kirby her mother, Mrs. Adolph Kann, of
avenue, entertained on Friday last in Manistee, Mich., has returned home.
honor of her house-guest,
Miss
Mrs. A. Pettey, of New York City,
Augusta Farbstein, of The Hague,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Holland.
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Louis Frank, of ‘Winona avenue.
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GIRL'S HADASSAH
PLANS ORPHANS'
AID THRU DANCE
Junior Hadassah has sent out over
300 invitations to the young men of
the community for their Washing-
ton's Birthday Party, given for the
benefit of the Palestinian orphans.
All Society Items and other local note. should be communicated to the office of the Responses have been coming very
Chronicle by 5 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the current week's
rapidly, and everyone is full of en-
Imo. Phone Glendale 5326, Society Editor. Mail notices so as to be received not
later thusiasm about the dance, which un-
than Wednesday.
doubtedly will be a very unique af-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel have
Mr. Samuel J. Gettleson, of Virginia fair.
returned from New York City, follow- Park, has returned from a visit to
Junior Hadassah now holds a high
ing a ten days' visit.
New York City.
reputation for the successful affairs
which it gives, and the entertainment
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman and
Mrs. Albert Rosenfield, of Gly an conumitec, tinder the leadership of
family, of Chicago boulevard, left on Court, entertained 12 guests at dine er Miss Celia Meyers, is now working
Friday last for Palm Beach, Fla., on Thursday last.
full force planning diversions for the
where they will spend the remainder
party At present they are assured of
of the winter months.
Mrs. Harry Feldston, of New York, two very good numbers, one of them
is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Weil, of
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Strauss, of Chi- Colorado avenue.
/ cago and Ligonier, who were visiting
with their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. E. J. Landau, of the Hotel Tul-
Marcus Freud, have returned home.
ler, has returned from New York,
where he spent several days.
Miss Emma Butzel, of the Hotel
Stevenson, entertained the noted lec-
Mrs. Irving Weinberg entertained
turer, Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robert-
son-Hale, at dinner on Wednesday delightfully for 25 guests at her home,
K2 Monterey avenue, on Saturday last.
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evening last.
Mr. Walter Hart, of Rochester, N.
Y., who was the guest of his mother
and sister, Mrs. Sidney Hart and Miss
Blanche J. Hart, for several days, has
returned home.
Is
Ready
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snMRON
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4723-4725 Hastings St.
A Store With a Reputation.
Colorful Tailored Blouses
2.95, 3.95
necticut avenue, entertained 12 guests
Janet Granet.
Mr. Isaac. Solomon, of Glennie,
at her home on Monday evening last
in honor of her sister, bliss Ruth Mich., who visited with relatives and to be some features by Miss Bessye
friends
in
the
city,
has
returned
home.
Bernstein, of Chicago.
Barnett, an ardent member of the
organization; and the others to be
Mr. S. Epstean, of Chicago boule- sonic jazzy selections by Mr. Aubry
Mr. Louis Oppenheim, of Hotel
Statler, spent several days in Bay vard, has returned from a several Gittlernan, a popular entertainer of
days' trip to New York.
City last week.
note. The committee expects success
both socially and financially, and
Mr. A. Schiffman, of Glynn Court, hopes to be able to adopt a number
Miss Mirah Cohen entertained 12
spent
several
days
in
New
York
last
of
orphans.
guests at dinner at her home on Sec-
week.
ond boulevard Sunday evening.
The affair in its entirety is under
the chairmanship of Miss Mary Wets-
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Sulzberger and
Mr. Joseph Alexander, of Bur- man, and the following co-workers:
daughter, Evelyn, have moved from lingame avenue, has returned from a Miss Julia Klein, Miss Florence
Steuer, bliss Ida Velick, Miss Rose
221 Delaware, to 123 Puritan avenue. trip to New York
Lipsitz, Miss Libby Miller and Miss
Miss Charlotte Ermann, a student
Mr. J. E. Ginsberg, of McDougall Helen Shetzer, This committee an-
at the University of Michigan, is avenue, has returned Irma a several nounces that they would be very
grateful if the young men who have
spending 10 days with her mother, days trip to New York.
not yet responded would do so at
Mrs. A. M. Ermann, of llancock ave-
once, as it would aid them greatly in
nue west.
B. Polant, member of the De-
the planning of one of the unan-
troit Symphony Orchestra, has re-
bliss Florence Prenzlauer, of Brush turned from a trip to New York and nounced features.
The next regular meeting of the
street, left on Monday last for Palm Pittsburgh.
Junior Hadassah is to be a social one
Beach, Fla.
and will he held at 7:30 Monday
Mrs. Max Krell, of Greenfield ave-
Mr. Herman Schoenfeld, of Taylor nue. spent a week at the Park Hotel evening, Feb. 14th, at the Shaarcy
Zedek Synagogue.
avenue, has returned frotn a several in Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Any girl over the age of eighteen
months' visit with relatives in Han-
and
not a member of Senior Hadas-
over, Germany.
sah may join. This includes the
younger married women.
Mrs. A. Victor, who was the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leopold
%Vincula'', of East Kirby avenue, has
returned to her home in Buffalo.
Lincoln's Birthday Party to Be Given
Lco I. Franklin, son of Rabbi and
Sunday, Feb. 13; Customary
Mrs. Leo M. Franklin, a student at
"Mld.O.Month" Dance.
the University of Michigan, is spend-
ing his mid-semester vacation with
A brilliant social success was the
Conductor
his parents.
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formal dance given Saturday evening
Friday and Saturday Evenings,
by the Young People's Society of Tem-
Mrs. A. Cooper, of Hendrie avenue,
February 11 and 12 at 8:30
' Temple. Three
sang a group of songs before the ple Beth El at Elite
ORCHESTRA HALL
Ingleside Club Tuesday morning, un- hundred young people danced long af-
Soloist-
der the auspices of the Tuesday Musi- ter midnight to the music of the
HULDA LASHANSKA
cale Club.
Young People's Special Orchestra.
—Soprano
A grand march, led by the president,
Program—Mendelssohn "Melus-
Mrs. M. Tlenniosche and children, Arthur blanspach and Miss Margaret
ina;" Mason First Symphony (first
of West Hancock avenue, sailed this Heavenrich, started the evening's fes-
time here); Bizet Cavatina from
week from a six months say in Eu-
tivities. Some clever entertainment
rope.
"The Pearl FlOers;” :'Reel.-aria
was given by Miss Vehon, with a
from. '4 ''Atnletto;" Liszt Second
;rhapsody.
Mrs. A. Haas, of Cincinnati, is the Spanish dance and a Ballet Polka
a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Max Fru- and by Miss Camilla Hubei
Seats—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00
military and clog dance burnber. Dale-
hoff, of Lawrence avenue.
Box Seats—$3.00
NOW ON SALE GRINNELL'S
ty bouquets of arjracial flowers were
Mx. Mark Alpern, of Webb avenue, given the le4hr, as favors. Refresh-
is making an extended tour through- mente wnite served.
out the state.
Rehti and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin,
Mrs. A. Eliot, of Euclid avenue, has, ett.d. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goldberg
were
patrons.
returned from a several weeks'. visit
Active on the committee in charge
TUESDAY EVENING FEB. 15
with relatives and friends in 9dicago.
AT 8:30
of the arrangements were Miss Mil-
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ORCHESTRA HALL
ing and Mrs. Herma'a Finsterwald, dred Recite, tickets, Harvey Vehon,
Program—Beethoven
Sonata in
press,
Herbert
Cohen,
refreshments,
of Massachusett7r:Venue, are spend-
B Flat Major; Franck Prelude,
and Arthur Manspach, entretalnment.
ih g some time :isi New York City.
Choral
and
Figue;
Schumann
Ara-
On Sunday evening, February 13th.
besque, Novelette; Schubert Im-
rl'ed M. Butzel will address the the Young People's Society will give
promptu in D Flat Major; Weber
tv,Feltt'n's City Club Friday evening. a Lincoln's Birthday Party in conjunc-
Rondo! Chopin Nocturne In D Flat
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tion with their customary "Mid-0-
Major; Tarantella in A Flat Major.
Mr. Morris Meyers, of Chicago, Month" dance for members only. Ev-
Seats-55c, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20.
who visited with relatives and friends
ery detail will be carried out in a
NOW ON SALE GRINNELL'S
in the city, has returned home.
style typical of the occasion it repre-
Miss Sadie Hirschman, of Coiling- sents. Peppy music furnished by the
wood avenue, entertained the Lunch- Y. P. S. special orchestra and deli-
eon Club at her home, on Saturday clout; refreshments are promised.
last, Miss Ruth Bernstein, of Chicago, Members are requested to present
being the honor-guest.
their membership cards at the door.
An affair which should be of excels.
Mrs. Max Fruhoff, of Lawrence Honel interest to members of the Y.
avenue, entertained 30 guests at lunch- P. S. and Bet El congregation will
eon at Hotel Statler on Thursday last.
take place on Sunday evening, Feb-
ruary 27th, when the Young People's
Mrs. Frank Bachrach, of Adrian, Society will entertain members of the
Mich., attended the luncheon meeting
Detroit Symphony Orchestra at the
of the Jewish Woman's Club Wed-
Temple. A splendid entertainment
nesday noon.
program of a widely diversified nature
Mrs. Louis Simon, of McLean ave- Is being planned as well as two or-
nue, entertained on Friday last for 16 chestras to play for dancing which
guests, complimenting Mrs. Adolph will be held in both the gymnasium
Fischer, of Milwaukee.
and the vestry rooms. Refreshments
and decorati;ns will also add to the
Mrs. Jennie Tobias, of Elmhurst evening's enjoyment. Invitations will
avenue. has left for Miami, Fla., where
be mailed shortly.
she will spend the winter months.
Mannish Silk Blouses
3.95, 5.00
GORITA H 14 SHOP
WE URGE A
COMPARISON
OF VALUES
Y. P. FORMAL DANCE
BRILLIANT SUCCESS;
150 COPULES ATTEND
SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNTS
DETROIT
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
ON
GOLDWARE
SILVERWARE
DIAMONDS
PEARLS
WATCHES
CLOCKS
LEATHER GOODS
Ossip GABRILOWITSCH
BOOK BUILDING
JUST TvV0 BLOCKS SOUTH
OF HOTEL STATLER
GOLDSMITHS 6SILVERSMITHS,ING
GOLDSMITHS, SILVERSMITHS AND
37-39 WASHINGTON ILOULLVARD.
JEWELERS
Boor( BUILDING
DETROIT
PIANO RECITAL
GABRILOWITSCH
10,1110}1 3
sot nn
Noulitillo/
of Exquis if° Dslo
HAND MADE Fl OWERS & FRUIT
We Se I 1
Artistic Flowers and Fruit of
every description made in gold,
silver, silk and velvet, to blend
with color of gown.
Transforms a simple gown into
an exclusive one.
Theatres. Dry Cleaning Plants,
Taller Shops, Confertionerles, Bro-
wnies, Hotel, Rooming Hous•e.
Restaurants, Etc.
MRS. F. HERTZBERG
WAGSTAFF & CO.
610 E. KIRBY
NORTHWAY 3395.W
311 Majeetle Bldg,
5-
Raw Fur Prices
Are Advancing
In All Markets of the World
Han
MEriward at Gratiot
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And His E
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Openingues.
tuts for Dancing
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WATSON. MAIN 481.
--No Cover °correct teaching of correct dansing
lEN INSTRUCTORS
Dancing, 6 to 8
daily—day and night.
wale, one step, fox trot and two step
Dancut )5 . 0 0
itly for 1 year to our public dances.
Flexing every night.
end destinct from public ballroom.
Ankesammigsimilmwi for special occasions.
They are still much below February, 1920, but are 10% to
30% higher thark30 days ago.
1 expect them to go much higher.
Mrs. Morris Ullman, of Chicago
boulevard, entertained 16 guests at
luncheon on Friday last at her home
on Chicago boulevard.
Mrs. S. J. Simons, who was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lapin-
Cohen, of Burlingame avenue, has re-
turned to her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Bennett, of Massa-
, chusetts avenue, entertained for 16
guests Tuesday last at her home.
BICUR CHOLEM JUNIOR
Bleur Cholem Juniors, prominent
for its activities charitably and so-
cially, promises a treat at the Mas-
querade Party which will be one of
the best affairs yet given by the !Deur
Cholem.
The date of the Masquerade will be
announced at the next meeting which
will be held on Thursday, February
17th.
Mrs. Nathan Norman, of West
Grand boulevard, and Mrs. 1. L.
Cohen, of Lothrop avenue, entertained
!delightfully at luncheon at the Elks'
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society will
Temple on Friday last, complimenting
give a masquerade ball, Sunday, Mar.
Mrs. Joseph Goldberg, of Newbury.
27, at the Hotel Statler. Mrs. Philip
port, Mass.
Jacoby is chairman of arrangements.
Mrs. Frank Van Amburgh enter- The proceeds will be devoted to char-
tained on Thursday last at her home itable purposes. Further details of
on Ifendrie avenue, in honor of Mrs. the affair will be anaounced in a later
Issue.
Harry Feldston, of New York.
I have not previously during the Season advised you to buy
Furs, but I now say that, in my opinion, manufactured Furs bought
of responsible merchants at fu11 Y reduced rice!
will prove of
entirely satisfactory value.
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