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Values Exceptional
in
Spring Frocks
of Taffeta
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopp of 2988
East Grand boulevard are in Calitor•
Ma for the remainder of the winter.
Women's—Misses'
New. normal prices, which will
be more appreciated when you find
what quality frocks these prices
buy. Canton Crepes, Trlcotines
and Taffetas are shown at these
prices—all delightfully charming.
The frock pictured is of taffeta
and sells for $36.50.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
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A convenience to downtown
shoppers is the idea behind the
new tea room at the Chocolate
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1322 Broadway
R. McMillan Co.
Broadway Market
at
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"Maelthirmid's
Woodward and Clifford, Is handily
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The Bicur Chulem Juniors are mak-
ing preparations for what is expected
to be one of the most unique affairs
ever given by a Detroit Jewish or-
ganization. A committee headed by
Nathan H. Scholnick has been ap-
pointed to arrange for a masquerade
ball, to be held on Sunday evening,
Mar. 6, at the Shaarey Zedek, the
first Jewish public affair of its kind
to be given in this city.
A sub-committee of the original
committee is working in preparation
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A Surprising Value in
Pure Silk Sweaters 29.50
Sunday Services:
The Sabbath for Man or Man for
the Sabbath" will be the subject of
Rabbi Franklin's sermon at Temple
Beth El Sunday morning. Services at
11 o'clock.
The Junior Young People's Society
will have a bi-monthly meeting Sun-1
day afternoon, Feb. 27. The meeting
will start promptly at 2:30 p. ear. and
will be followed by a dance at the
gymnasium. The social committee,
with Joe Weinberg as chairman, have
plans under way for a charity dance
. to be given on Sunday evening, Starch
20, at the Temple. Members and
irtends are asked to reserve that date.
My charge account plan
will make the marriage mill hum—speed up Dan
Cupid's arrows and give you Faint Hearts
courage to propose.
Come into the store and let's talk it over—then
tuck a Moe Ehrlich engagement ring into your
good luck to you, Boy!
vest pocket—and
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Hyman's Dancing Schools
A FEW LESSONS AT OUR SCHOOLS WILL MAKE SOCIAL
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School,
Private and Glass Lessons at Ilyman's Dancing
Cherry
671
629 Woodward
PERFECTION LODGE
be
had in beige, henna, navy, flesh and black.
Comfortable Living
Room Furniture
Jack nn Notes
Sir. and Mrs. Harold Van Baalon,
of Detroit, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Well Designed
Well Constructed
Well Fabricated
Netzorg.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Orman and
Messrs. Harry and Abe Orman spent
the week-end in Detroit as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Orman.
2 and 3-piece suites in Tapestry, $200.00
and $300.00.
Miss Sophie Du Itoff, of Detroit,
spent Sunday as the guest of Mr. and
Sirs. Norman Buckner.
There's nothing more to be added, because
an advertisement is like a novel—After the
story is told it should not be loaded down
with an epilogue.
Mr.). Meyer returned from New
\ ork, where he spent is fortnight on
a business trip.
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AMITIANS.
"A Store Wtih a Reputation."
HACHOVA CLUB
Mrs. Julia Weingarden, a resident
of Detroit for the past 38 years,
passed away at her home Saturday
afternoon, February 19. The de-
; ceased was prominent in local Jewish
circles and was a member of several
Jewish charitable associations. Sur-
' riving her are her children, Mrs.
Mary Solinsky, Lillian Weingarden,
Chief Moses Weingarden, of Detroit,
and J. A. Weingarden, of Chicago. 14
grandchildren and one great grand-
: child. Rabbi Judah L. Levin °filo-
ated at the funeral services, which
took place on Monday.
Chaim Nathan Aronstam, of 72
Gladstone avenue, died on Feb. 9 at
the age of 89. Mr. Aronstam was
born in Courland, in July, 1832. He
came to this country 29 years ago.
He is survived by an only son, Dr.
N. E. Aronstam, of 72 Gladstone ave-
nue, with whom he lived ever since
he came to this country. Funeral was
held from Dr. Aronstam's home.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
Internment took place at the Clover
Hill cemetery.
Funeral services for Miss Sopha A.
Hoffman were held from the home of
her brother-in-law, I'. D. Jacobson,
1310 Warren avenue, east. Miss Hoff-
man is survived by her mother, Mrs.
B. Hoffman, a brother, Morris, and a
, sister, Sirs. Fanny Sepro.
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IGNAZ FRIEDMAN. ride.
Mated pianist appearing with
the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra at Orchestra hall,
Friday and Saturday even-
ings of thin week, plays the
STEINWAY Plano.
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atowilip
of perfod
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and Congress
Private and Class Lessons at Detroit School of Haneing
Glendale 2126
Above Majestic Theatre
Empire
School
of Dancing
Private Lessons only at
Main
1356
1432 Farmer ,
Between John If and Dd. River
CLASS LESSONS
PRIVATE LESSONS
One very smart model sketched secures an un-
usually clever effect by means of a honey comb
weave on a roll collar, cuffs and pockets. It may
Mrs. William Present returned to
her 'mine after spending a week with
Rabbi Adolph Steiner, of Jackson, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lewis,
Mich., addressee the Orphan Home of Toledo.
and Day Nursery Auxiliary of Chicago
at Temple Sholom last Tuesday. and
Mr. G. J. Rapaport spent a week in
was the guest of the Chicago Rotary N W York on a business trip.
Club at their noon luncheon at Hotel
, Sherman. Rabbi Steiner is a mem-
Miss Cecelia Fine attended the con-
ber of the Jackson Rotary Club.
cert Saturday given by the Detroit
Rev. Dr. Frederick Spence, Minister Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra',
of the First Methodist Episcopal flail.
Church, gave a most interesting and
• At the weekly meeting of the Arnit- instructive address last Friday eve-
ians, held at the home of Miss Edythe , rung at Temple Israel, his subject be-
Sklare, 1172 Ileaubien street, the fol- ing "The Higher Values In Life."
lowing committees were appointed for Rabbi Steiner conducted the services.
The Ilaehova Club, an organization
the first annual dance to be held at
The Jackson B nal Brith Lodge is
organized for,
the Odd-Fellows Temple, on Friday ,very active, several new members were of Jewish boys, recently
evening, March 4: publicity, Miss Syl- initiated at the last meeting and there the purpose of cultivating good fel.
low•hip,
elected
the
following
officers,11111I
va Rosenberg. Miss Betty Davidov,
a belief that the lodge will increase
Harold
Miss Minnie Levitt; entertainment, one hundred per cent this year.
for the term of one year:
Miss Golda Velick, Miss Edythe
The Temple Aid and Social Club Ekelman, pees.; Nat Shever, rico.
Sylare, Mell Price; dance, Miss Mary societies are working hard to 111315e pees.; Frank Pitt, see.
Nathanson, assisted by Miss Velick. Temple attendance 100 per cent. So
The next meeting of the organint.
The next weekly meeting will be far the success is most gratifying.
Hon will be held on Sunday, Feb. 27, .M
held at the home of Miss Velick, 1172
Rabbi Steiner will speak on Friday at Manuel Barnett's home, 5440 Dealt-
Beaubien street.
evening February the 25th on My
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Religion."
OBITUARY.
Carmel Kosher Restaurant
For early Spring sports wear the silk sweater is
almost indispensable. At 29.50 we are featuring
a number of remarkable values in novel silken
weaves.
trayals from American history.
The men's 11. B. club gave a de-
Dancers and singers arc included
as entertainment features. lielitful box social at their club rooms
Mr Scholnick is assisted on his cot Wednesday, Feb. 16. The pro-
committee by bliss Eleanor Katzer, ce.ls will go toward the maintenance
Miss Edelstein, Miss Rose Miller, of their club. Dancing was enjoyed
Hiss Henrietta Dworkin and Messrs. until a late hour by 25 couples. The
Charles Rubiner,' Harry Satovsky, committee in charge consisted of
Daniel Shapiro, 51 annie Rosenthal and NI es rs s. Sidney Netzorg, Julius Levin,
Orman and Archie Barnett.
Harry Stone. Harry
Junior Y. P. S.:
Platinum
Mounted
$250 to
$2500
Between Fort
Dance February 27.
Mrs 1i1 Skolnick gave a grades- first and second men's and la-
Sir. and Mrs. Jacob Kovinsky lef
dies' teams and for the best masked
lion party a week ago Saturday to couples. Three prominent Detroit for Los Angeles, Calif., where they
will
spend several months.
honor of her daughter, ..nna, who Jews have been asked to act as
was graduated from grammar school. judges, their names to be announced
Sir. Morris Fine returned to his
next week.
home after spending a week in St.
Mrs. I. Wax, of 7434 Michigan ave-
Reports that have so far come in
nue, has returned home after a four are to the effect that the costumes Louis on a business trip.
weeks' visit to Chicago and Wilmette. will carry the people back to the first
The bake sale given under the aus-
stages of Jewish history and develop•
pices of the Jewish I.adies' Aid So-
mem.
ciety, held at the Chase store, was a
Mr. I. Berry has returned from ■
Reports also indicate that many of
huge success. Mrs. Benjamin Gold-
the costumes will portray, symbolical-
short business trip to Chicago.
charge, assisted by Mes-
stein Wati
ly, the present status of world Jewry
dames Henry Jacobson, Sidney Net-
a well as Jewish regeneration as a
zorg and Julius Levin. The proceedi
result of the national rebirth in the
East. Costumes will also include par. go for charity.
Perfection Lodge will give an in-
Sabbath services begin at 111:30.
formal dance on March 17, at the
Rabbi Franklin will preach the ser- Masonic Temple. The dance is to lie
mon.
for members and their families, and
wilL he by invitation only. The fol-
Men's Temple Club:
On Monday evening. blarch 7th, un- lowing entertainment committee has
der the auspices of the Men's Temple ' been appointed for the dance: Louis
Club, lion. Julius Kahn, for a number Streamer, chairman; Louis Zuiebach,
of years Chairman of the Committee secretary; Morey Feinberg, Jack l'erl-
on Military Affairs, will speak at the I muter and Morris Robinson. A light
Temple. Fuller announcement will be ' luncheon will be served in the dining
made in our next issue. room from 11 to 12:30. Dancing will
last till I a. m.
CADILLAC 2185.
Testimonial Reception and
pontiar Notes
Sabbath Services:
Ehrlich
TEMPLE BETH EL
YOUNG PEOPLE TO
FETE ORCHESTRA
Another step in the ever-widening
scope of hospitality which the Young
People's Society of Temple Beth El
has undertaken this year will he taken
In Sunday evening. Feb. 27. at Temple
Beth El. when the members of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra will be
the guests of the society at a testi-
Mrs. R. Kauber, of Chicago, is the •
monial reception held in their honor.
guest of her children, Mr. and Mrs.
All regular business will be sus-
Ira Friedentierg, of Virginia Park.
pended and a program including a
short talk by Rabbi Franklin, vocal
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ginsberg, for-
selections by Mr. Tudor Lanius, im-
merly of McDougall avenue, have
personations by blaster Frank Tool
moved into their new home at 1665
and a mine-act sketch, "The Noble
Glynn court.
Lord" will be offered in the audito-
rium. The east includes bliss Rose
5,1r. L. H. Cohen, of Chicago, who
Benjamin, Mr. Marvin Jacobs and
spent the week-end at the home of
Mr. Lawreitee Van liaalen and is
Airs. G. Finkelstein, has left for New
being directed by Mr. Sylvan Gmes-
York city. While in the east he will
tier, who has produced previous plays
visit with friends in Ilayonne, N. J.
far the P. S.
After the entertainment a reception
Mr. Max Ifalperin, who was grad-
and (lance will he held ill both the
: stated from the University of blichi-
vestry rooms and gymnasium. Two
I Nan last week, well known to many
orchestras will play for the dancing.
Jewish circles in this city, returned
Refreshments will be served through-
' to his home town in Bayonne, N. J.,
out the evening.
after having spent four years at
Besides the members of the Y. P. S.
. Michigan. Mr. Halperin will take up
and their guests, members of Congre-
an executive position as chemist with
gation Beth El are invited to attend.
, one of the leading paint and varnish
This affair protnises to be one of the
concerns in the east. Several social
most brilliant of the many enjoyable
functions were arranged for Mr. Hal-
evenings prepared by the Y. 1'. S. for
perin by Detroit friends on the ace:,
this year's activities.
sion of his leaving.
Plans are under way for the produc-
tion of several more plays to take
A birthday party was given last
',lace
in March and April. Future
NATHAN
H.
SCHOLNICK.
Saturday evening by Nils, Ethel
dates of Y. P. S. meetings have been
Cohen in honor of Miss Rose Pann
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avenue
for
the
decorations,
which
will
include
set
for
Mar. 13. when the Mid-0-
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Covers were laid for 25 guests. Th
stic
27 for the regular business meeting
color scheme was carried (tut in red,
51r. Scholnick and his committee and dance.
white and blue._
arc in the meantime working out
plans for the apportioning of prizes
Mr. and Mrs, L. Goldman, their to the best costumes. l'rizes will be
son, Harvey. and daughter. Irene given for the best first and second
Petty, of 1205 Edison avenue, have individual men's costumes, first and
left for Los Angeles.
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second best individual ladies' cos- ■101.1.1.6.010
A regular meeting of the "Ar-
patkones" was held at the come of
Miss Ruth Korn, 272 Hague avenue,
last Sunday. Nominations for the
next term's officers will be so order
at the meeting to be held tnis Sunday.
at$35-$45- $65
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on March 3, 1920, whom we sorely
miss
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