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Sirs. D. Gottlieb, of Seelialdt ave-
nue, entertained the Lino-Keen° Club
Saturday afternoon at luncheon.
Luncheon was followed by dancing.1
Mrs. II. Epstein, of Toledo, 0., was,
an out-of-town guest.
Taffeta Frocks
For Spring
at $45
Piquant and new In their fashions
-and best of all, so wearable, they
an be put on immediately and see
good service before Spring actually
starts in. Rounded tunics, fluted
motifs, beaded designs, eyelet em.
broldery are features.
Mrs. II. 0. Harris has taken an
apartment at 90 Stimson Place, to.
gether with her sister, Nliss Gertrude
Muscoviela of Mt. Clemens, Nlich.,
who is attending Junior College here.
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The regular monthly meeting of
Parity Chapter, No. 359, O. E. S.,
will be held Monday, Feb. 14, at 7:45
1'. M., at Eastern Star Temple.
C. IEGEIC
Mrs. Joseph Florian, of Ilendrie
avenue and Mrs. Tobias Coskey, of
Elmhurst avenue, left (or Los An-
ieles, Cal., Saturday. Feb. 5, to spend
the remainder of the winter. They
will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Landow.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
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---for Valentine's Day
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Boxed in red satin hearts, %saner-
mid's Candies will be Niles Detroit's
Valentine.
In Detroit almost everyone sends
MacDiarmid's for Valentine's Day.
All orders will be freshly filled and
delivered Monday, Valentine's Day.
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Where we are making high-grade hand and
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The Misses Bessie and Lillian Mil-
ler, of Ferry avenue, entertained 20
guests at a farewell party in honor of
MIS.. Jeannette Krinsky, who has left
the city for an extended trip.
SIr. and Mrs. J. Miller, of 536 Ferry
avenue, have returned from a month's
sojourn in Cleveland, Columbus and
Chicago.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Fishbaine
and daughter, Susan, have moved to
45b Ilague avenue.
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Miss Dorothy Berman, of Wheeling,
W. Va., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S.
L. Harrison, of 1588 Webb avenue,
and Mrs. SI. Hanauer, of 346 Tuxedo
avenue.
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Mrs. David Sloss is spending a few
weeks at Palm Beach.
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Mr. Julius Berman and Mr. I. Kosit-
clads arc spending a fortnight at Hot
Springs, from which point they mill
proceed to California.
Miss Lorene H. Simmons, of Sec-
ond boulevard, has returned after a
three months' visit with relatives and
friends in Omaha, Neb., and Chicago.
Miss Loonore Isaacs, of Dexter ,
boulevard. Is expected home Sunday!
after a two months' visit In Chicago
and Kansas City. While In Kansas
(7Ity, Miss Isaacs attended the Hal
Mesh Conclave.
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosengarten, o
3756 Brush street, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Jeanette
to SIr. Ben. Rosenthal, son of Ntr. ani
Sirs. J. SI. Rosenthal, 455 East Ferry
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Glasser. of Louis-
ville, Ky.. announce the engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hersh of ; of their daughter. Sara, to NIr. W. H.
Hague avenue have as their guest, I Gard of this city.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teller and eon,
Donald, of Belleville, Ill.
JUDAEANS PLANNING
FOR DANCE FEB. 19
The Largest and Finest Jewelry Store on the East Side.
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MEYER—NETZORG.
WALKER WHITESIDE IN
"MASTER OF BALLANTRAE"
Walker Whiteside will begin a
week's engagement at the New De-
troit Opera House next Sunday night,
Feb. 13, at which time he will be seen
in the dramatic role of James Durie
in the romantic play "The Master of
Ballentrae." .
This will be the first time that Mr.
Whiteside has impersonated a Scotch-
man in Detroit. Heretofore he has
portrayed such personages as Rabbi
Elkan, in Goldsmith's celebrated play
"The Little Brother." David Quixano
in Israel Zangsvill's powerful preach-
ment, "The Melting Pot;" 'fokeranio,
the Japanese diplomat in "The Ty-
phoon" and Jubilee Drex in the Eng-
lish melodrama of that title.
Nfr. NViliteside has been seen in all
of these characters in Detroit during
the past few years. Next season Ste.
Whiteside purposes the development
of an extensive repertoire, which will
*nclude the plays mentioned above and
'Hamlet" and "The Merchant of Ven-
ice" as well.
Under the Auspices of the Young'
Juditeans of this city, a dance will be
11r. and Mrs. Benjamin Netzorg. of
held February 19th at the Shaarey
leery Clay avenue, announce the mar-
Zedek. Finzel's Jazz Orchestra will:I
riage of their daughter, Ilattie, to
furnish the music and several attrac- Mr.. I. aleyer of Detroit, Jan. 9. At
tive features have been arranged for home after Feb. 1, at 8712 Hamilton
the affair. The committee in charge boulevard.
of arrangements is composed of mem.,
berg of the Young Judas Dramatic
Club and the Defenders of the White
A very pretty wedding was that of
and Blue. Sirs. N. E. Aronstam, Sirs.
Ralph Davidson, Mrs. I. Sanders, and Miss Annie Strom. of Cleveland, 0..
several other members of the liadas., and Mr. Charles Apsel, of this city,
Which was solemnized at 5 p. rat., Sun-
salt will act as hostesses.
day evening at the home of the bride,
Young Judaea at the present time 658 E. 99th street. Rabbi Gittelsohn
finds itself face to face with the prob.1 officiated under a canopy of palms in
of self-support and the dance is the presence of 75 guests. The bride
being given to raise fund‘ for local wore a gown of white crepe satin
maintenance. Following the Zionist with an overskirt embroidered with
convention held recently in Buffalo, pearls. Her veil, elaborately em-
broidered, was caught to her head
during the course of which a policy
with a double row of pearls. She car-
was adopted whereby activities not ried a shower bouquet of roses and
directly related to Practical recon fillies-of-the-valley. The bridesmaids
struction work in Palestine must re- were the Misses Mary, Jennie and
ceive less attention and support from Pauline Strom and Frieda Apsel, sis-
the Zionist Organization, Young Ju- ters of the bride and groom. The
daea has accordingly been restored Misses Sylvia Bookatz and Ethel
Wolf, acting as flower girls, wore
to its original position as a separate
white net over pink satin. Mr. llarry
and autonomous organization.
lAppel, brother of the groom, was best
Under the fostering care of the Zion- man. The bridal couple will make
ist organization, Young Judaea has I their borne at 319 Medbury boulevard.
developed into a strong body and will
face the future hopefully determined
to demonstrate that all the effort and
The marriage of Miss Betty Shower
trust Invested in it, will now bear
fruit, and will continue to build up of New York city to Mr. Leo Landow
of this city took place in New York
a Zionist spirit amongst the Jewish
on Sunday, Jan. 30. Mr. and Mrs.
boy and girl.
Landow left for Los Angeles, Cal.
APSEL—STROM.
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Without the blare of trum-
pets and the roll of drums
I am back
Bringing the newest ideas in jewelry
designs—exquisite Platinum creations—
engagement rings—dinner rings—Wrist
Watches—Lavallieres and Bar Pins.
Ready to offer you
a display that would do credit to Tiffany's
in selection and workmanship. To you
who have delayed buying, this is your
opportunity. Get acquainted with my
values and my low rent prices.
A Charge Account
in My Store
is a courtesy I extend to you—making it easy
to buy a gift, a bit of jewelry you want for
yourself or silverware for the home. Your
credit is good with me. Put it to the test.
LANDOW—SHOWER.
RHO SIGMA TAU.
The Rho Sigma Tau, a newly or-
ganized Sorority which is growing
rapidly in membership gave a theater
party on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 29,
after which the Sorority enjoyed a
I delightfully appointed luncheon at
I Hairs' Tea Rooms. The chairman of
the arrangement committees were:
I the Misses Estelle Harris, Selma
Hamburger, Helen Esser, and Audrey
Fraut. The next regular meeting will
be held on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 13,
I at the home of Miss Helen Esser, of
1443 Medbury avenue.
JERICHO AUXILIARY.
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EHRLICH BUILDING
ADAMS AND HASTINGS
Established 20 Years
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Miss Jeannette Krinsky, of Brush
street, has left for an extended trip
to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. E. M. Rothman left for Cin-
cinnati to spend a few weeks with
her son, Walter Rothman, who is a
student at the Hebrew Union College.
THE NEW ADDRESS
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HIGH STREET AT HASTINGS
Sirs. David Moss, of 4649 Brush
street, has left for Palm Beach, Fla.,
to spend the remainder of the winter
with her brother and sister, SI r. and
Mrs. Charles Manheim. •
•—"It•Olas. "74'
1322 Broadway
G. & R. McMillan Co.
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Honoring Nliss Celia Gordon, a
bride-elect, her sister, Mrs. I.. Gold-1
man, 01 2048 Gladstone avenue, enter-
[anted at her home Saturday evening',
at a prettily appointed luncheon and
miscellaneous shower.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Canton
Jericho No. 50, P. M., I. 0. 0. F. will
give the second of a series of Pedro
parties at the Canton meeting hall,
the Washington Oddiellow Temple,
1208 Randolph street, Friday evening,
Feb. 18, 1921. A small program has
been arranged, and Miss Frances
Kahn, Miss Rose Stein, and Miss Ruth
Coye will entertain. Miss Minnie
Silverman is in charge of the affair,
and invitations may be secured from
her or other members of the com-
mittee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levey, 519
East Philadelphia avenue, are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
son, Marvin Meyer, Jan. 29.
Congratulations are being received
by Mr. and Sirs. Irving L. Golden
(Minnie I.ightstone) upon the birth of
a daughter, Audrey Lucille.
JACOB DUSCHINSKY LODGE.
Jacob Duschinsky Lodge, No. 131,
I. 0. F. S. of I. will hold a banquet
and dance on Tuesday evening, at 8
p. m.. Feb. 15. at their meeting place
at the Oddfellows temple on Brush
and Bethune streets.
Rev Sachs is to be the principal
speaker, although others will he call-
ed on to speak. A dinner will be
served, and entertainment will be
furnished by I. Leonard Braun and
Sam Mandell.
The purpose of the banquet is to
spread Freesonism in Detroit. Those
who are interested in the Order are
cordially invited to attend.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13
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