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In Vogue
Superior Values and Styles
Miss Bluma I. Levin, well known
lawyer, talked on her Palestinian ex- •
periences to a group of children at
the Arts and Crafts Exhibit at the
Jewish Institute on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
available here, but immediately
realizes also why this store is so
aptly termed
Miss Florence Prenzlauer has re-
turned from a live weeks' trip to
l'alm Beach, Fla.
“The Personal Service Shop"
Miss Esther Van Pruag, of Battle
Creek, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Frankel, of Belmont avenue.
Professor Henry Englander, of Cin-
cinnati, was entertained during his
Mr. Mark Alpern has returned
stay in the city by Mr. and Mrs. from an extended tour throughout
Isaac Goldberg, of Seward avenue.
the northern part of the state.
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Miss Ilelen Jackson, of Pittsburgh,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry I. Nathan
is the house guest of Miss Ruth have moved from Hotel Addison to
Franklin, of Edison avenue.
hotel Heller.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Wolf and
Miss Sarah B. Shaw, who spent
Mr. and Mrs. Max Behrendt enter-
several weeks in this city visiting
tained at the Empire Tea Rooms on
relatives and friends, has returned
Monday evening complimenting Miss
to her home in Cleveland.
Ruth Rosenfield and Mr. Gerald May,
whose marriage will be an event of
Miss Estelle Hill Blumenthal, of
April.
West Branch, Mich., is the guest of
her
aunt, Mrs. H. Alpern, of 1 Vebb
The Wednesday Reading Club en-
tertained at luncheon at the Wom- avenue.
an's City Club honoring Mrs. Henry
Miss Ray Finsterwald, taught er of
Van Baalen, formerly of Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finstenva Id, of
now of St. Joseph, Mo.
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Calvert avenue, is spending two
The Musical Club met at the home weeks in New York City. ,..
of Mrs. Louis Krause, of Webb ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Litman, of
nue, on Monday afternoon. .
Horton avenue, left on Wednesday
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Neustadt, of for 1.os Angeles, Calif. where they
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Navarre court, have gone to Chicago, will make their future home.
Specially Designed
$45 and up
$15 and up
MODLIE GHINASIN.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ghinvin, of 4136
Brush street, announce the engage-
ment of their (laughter, Mollie, jo
Mr. George Weingarden, son of lEr
and Mrs. I. Wenigarden, of Windsor,
Ontario.
Mrs. A. Goldberg, 98i3 Nledbury
avenue, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Fannie, to Mr. Ben-
jamin Keywell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Keywell, 9675 Cameron ave-
nue. Reception will he held at the
bride's home Sunday, March 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schultz, of
Virginia Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Helen, to
Mr. Jacob Freeman, of this city.
AV NSSELAER
Mr. and 5Ire. II.,Fineberg, of Al-
toona, Pa., announce the engagement
of their (laughter, Frances Rose, to
Meyer Cavern, of this city.
ESTELLE LIEBLING
SINGS HERE SUNDAY
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are becoming enthustastoc over
th i s special weekly event, recently
inaugurated, wherein we Present net
of Supreme fashioning,
Winery
made to sell for $22.50. at the moder-
ate Price of $15.
We urgently invite you to cull Mon-
day and inspect these unusual values.
which embrace hats front leading `
high-class designers. in all the latest
features and leading shades.
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Miss Irene Rosenberg, student at
the University of Michigan, spent a
few (lays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg, of East
Grand boulevard.
Mrs. Jacob Friedman and Mr.
Emanuel E. Roth, who were guests
at the home of Mrs. S. Kohn, on
Vinewood avenue, have returned to
their home in Buffalo, Pa.
Mrs. hurry Spring and son, Julian,
of Tuxedo avenue, have gone to New
York for a two months' visit with
relatives and friends.
Dr. Arthur Max Kuhn, house phy-
sician at Michael Reese hospital in
Chicago, who visited with relatives
and friends in the city, has returned
home.
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rubies, sapphires, em-
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first birthday anni-
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Through all o u r ad-
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single thought—"com-
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Our dresses are exclusive but not expensive.
Our workmanship is exceptionally good.
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that characTerize
the Individuality of
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Mr. Robert Plotter, of Hague ave-
Miss Delia Immerman, of 40 Mc-
Lean avenue, is spending two weeks nue, has returned from an extend e d
at Hotel Commodore in New York trip throughout the northern part of
City. the state.
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cock avenue, spent several days in
Ann Arbor the past week visiting
with her (laughter, Miss Charlotte
Ermann, a student at the University
uf Michigan.
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Mrs. Adolph Fischer,Clif Milwau-
kee, who spent several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Simon, of 128 Mc-
lean avenue, has returned home:
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan, of Chi-
There will be two compositions
Mr. and :qrs. Ilarry It. Be gcr, of cago, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
new to this city placed on the pet,-
Marlborough avenue, have r urned Ralph Levy, of Merrill avenue.
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from a trip to New York and Atlan-
Miss Nina Friedman, (laughter of C I•ii. :rsntr:
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Friedman, en- ductor, ' Sunday afternoon, April 3,
Miss Blanche Hart talked on "The tertained 20 young ladies at lunch- in Orchestra Hall, when Estelle Lieb-
Work of the United Jewish Chari- eon on Monday at her home, 101 ling, soprano, assisting soloist, will
ties" before the Social Service Class Rhode Island avenue. sing Maurice Ravel's three poems for
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voice and orchestra called "Schehe-
of the, Jewish Woman's Club on
Miss Maxine Finsterwald, daugh- razade," and Mozart's Recitative and
Thursday morning at the club house
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finster- Rondo, "Oh is mi scordi di te," for
on Rowena street.
wald, entertained delightfully for 40 voice, piano and orchestra. At the
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Fols spent guests at a dancing party at her piano will be Miss Margaret Manne-
several (lays in this city, the guests n tinnti nogn Culvert avenue on Monday back, of this city.
The orchestra, under Mr. Gabrilu-
at Hotel Statler.
witsch, will play Rossini's overture,
"Semiramis;' Rubinstein's Ballet
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Kisichek,
Mrs. Yetta Alexander, of East
who have been spending several Suite from the opera "FeramOrs,"
Forest avenue, entertainez1 at dinner
weeks in Miami, Fla., visited with and Johann Strauss' waltz, "Voices
on Friday evening in hohor of Miss
Ruth Rosenfield and Mr. Gerald May. relatives and friends in this city en of Spring."
The current pair of subscription
route to their home in Alpena, Mich.
concerts had the first deviation from
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ginsberg, of
the 'season's fortnightly schedule
Miss
Dorothy
Blumenthal,
who
Burlingame avenue, have returned
when, because of Good Friday, the
from a pleasant visit with reltaives visited with relatives and friends in
regular Friday evening concert was
and friends in Chicago and Mil- this city, has returned to her home
transferred to Thursday. ,evening.
in West Branch, Mich.
waukee.
The program will be repeated Satur-
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evening, as usual.
Mr. Milton Alexander addressed Mrs. Ben Krell, of Farnsworth street, (lay Guiomar
Novaes, Brazilian pianist,
the New Thought convention on has returned from several days' visit
with friends in Grand Rapids, Mich. ' is the assisting soloist, playing
Wednesday morning last.
____ Beethoven's fourth piano concerto.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ilarry W. Kuhn The orchestra's numbers include
Mrs. I. Simon, of Garfield avenue,
(Irene Walter), have returned from Sibelius' second symphony (first time
has returned from a delightful visit
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their
honeymoon trip to Washington, here n 1, the Good
with relatives and friends in St.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City and
Louis.
o;erture, also heard for the
Elasat erirai
are at home in the Linwood apart-
first time here.
Mrs. A. M. Ermann, of West Han- menu, on West Grand boulevard.
Our Popular
Weekly Special
Value Offering
Hotel
One not only appreciates the
where they will reside permanently.
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Oppv.i re
72 West Adams Ave.
than Wednesday.
Exclusive models featuring
the Irregular hem, ktshion's
newest origination. This
ha attiful frock emanates
f rom Dallas, Texas, and is
fashioned of Canton Crepe
in black, with girdle of silk
Mohair in flowered effect.
A stunning creation.
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Opposite
Tuller
Hotel
All Society lien. od other local notes should he Comm fficased to the office of the
Chronicle by 5 o'clock Rads Wednesday • iternoon in order to appear in the current week'.
issue. Phone Glendale $326, Society Editor. Mail notice. so as to be received not later
One of the most enjoyable func-
tions of the past week was the dance
given by the Jewish Women's Club
nt the Federation Club House, Han-
cock and Second avenues, oft Wed-
nesday evening. Dancing to the de-
lightful strains of a jazz orchestra,
coupled with many innovations in-
troduced during the evening, the
many people in attendance voted the
affair one of the most successful
ever given by this well known, wide-
awake organization.
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Make your spring attire complete by select-
ing from our extensive showing of smart
capes, scarfs and chokes in sable, stone,
marten, mink, squirrel, etc. Also blue and
silver fox y
Evii-y- fur that leaves our showrooms has
behind it the master'workmanship neces-
sary for absolutely smart appearance.
We cordially invite you to view the spring
Models which we are now showing.
Birnbaum & Co.
Manufacturing Furriers.
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