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Gorgeous Wedding
Not Connected With Any Other Shop.
The Jewish Woman's Club an-
nounces "A Children's Day" on Sun-
day afternoon, April 17, at 3 o'clock,
at Temple Beth El. This affair is
in charge of Miss Regina halter, who
has planned a delightful surprise en-
tertainment for the children of mem-
bers of the club. Refreshments will
be served.
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SPRING SUITS
Our Fifth
Birthday Sale
Pattern Hats
at '5
Models formerly priced to 820. Street,
Dress and Matron Hats in black, black
and white, navy, Harding blue, tan-
gerine, pheasant and brown. A superb
assortment to gratify every personal
taste at a very important saving.
Garments that bespeak the aristocracy of fashion,
Miss L. L. Feerer, who spent some
time in New York City, has returned.
now at commanding price concessions
Mr. Harry Hymen has returned
from an eastern trip.
DRESSES and WRAPS
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Kaufman, of Mar-
Mrs. Alfred Rothschild, who spent
several months in Savannah, Ga., has mon avenue, have returned from a
returned to her home on Hazelwood trip to New York and Atlantic City.
avenue.
Mr. L. J. Noah, of Taylor avenue,
Miss Marie Newman, daughter of is spending some time in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Newman, of
Cam avenue, who spent the winter
Mr. II. Simons, of Hotel Tuller,
months with her parents in St. l'e- has returned from an extended east-
tersburg, Flo., has returned to De- ern trip.
troit.
Mr. W. K. Buchbinder, of Taylor
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Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield, avenue, has returned from a several
of Second Boulevard, who spent two days' trip to New York City.
months in St. Augustine, Fla., re-
Mr. M. Lasse, of Webb avenue, is
turned home by way of Atlantic City,
where they made a pleasant atay.
spending some time in New York and
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Max Philip Ileavenrich, who
Mr. and Mrs. A. Prezlauer, of
! visited with her mother, Mrs. A.
Enggass, of I'allister avenue, has re- Brush street, have moved from Brush
street to 210 East l'almer avenue.
turned to her home in Saginaw.
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Mr. R. A. Kundlinger, of Hotel
Tuller, is spending some time in Bos-
ton and environs.
Mr. R. Brindenkoff, of Taylor ave-
Mr. Adolph Freund, who has spent
the winter months in Florida, has nue, is spending some time in Provi-
dence,
R. I.
gone to Ashville, N. C., for a sev-
eral weeks' stay.
Mr. H. Neiman, of Second Boule-
Mr. and Mrs. Sol M. Cole, of Bur- vard, is spending some time in Phila-
lingame avenue, have returned from delphia and New York.
a pleasant visit to French Lick
Mr. A. Khan, of Burlingame ave-
Springs.
nue, has returned from an extended
Mr. Sam Summerfield is spending eastern trip.
softie time in New York City and
Miss Marion M. Cohen, of 1042
Boston.
Marlborough avenue, entertained
seven
couples at her home on Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wolf, of Mc-
Lean avenue, have returned from a day evening last.
V
AN IENSSELAER
delightful visit at French Lick
Springs.
Mrs. Dagabert Gordon and her
two children have just returned to
Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Nachman, of Chicago from a three weeks' visit
Chicago Boulevard, are making an with her sister, Mrs. M. Linick, of
102. California avenue.
extended trip through the east.
Ortinal, Imported
and Domestic
Mr. Abraham Lampert and family
Mrs. D. Welt, of Toledo, is visit-
ing with her children, Mr. and Mrs. have moved from Theodore street to
119 Medbury avenue, in the Art
George Lorin, of Taylor avenue.
Apartments.
Miss Ruth Breitenbach, student at
Miss Lottie Bergstein has just re-
the University of Michigan, is spend-
ing the mid-semester vacation with turned to her home in Toronto, Ont.,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I'. after a short visit with the Lampert
family, of Theodore street. She was
Breitenbach, of Putnam avenue.
entertained extensively during her
stay
in the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, who
spent several days visiting in this
Mr.
and Mrs. Moe Oppenheimer,
city with relatives and friends, have
returned to their home in Kalamazoo. of Glynn Court avenue, have re-
turned from an extensive trip throgh
Mr. Jacob H. Davis, of Chicago the south.
Boulevard, has returned from an ex-
Mrs. S. Stearns, of Longfellow
tended trip to Washington, Phila-
avenue, is visiting with her son, Will-
delphia and New York.
iam, in Philadelphia.
Modes in Nev)
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that characterize
the Individualityof
Thishop
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The Misses Kate and Rose Fried-
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Grant, of 848
, man, of Chicago Boulevard, who
spent several weeks visiting with rel- Chicago Boulevard, have returned to
Detroit
from Florida, where they
atives and friends in New York City,
spent the last two months.
have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mellinoff have
Mr. George Rosenfield, who is in
returned from their honeymoon.
the city in attendance at the mar-
They are at home to their friends at
riage of his sister, Miss Ruth Rosen-
1650 West Grand Boulevard.
field, to Mr. Gerald May, has re-
turned to Wharton School, Univers-
Mrs. Samuel II. Greenbaum and
ity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
daughter, Roslyn Jeanne, also her
sister, Miss Katherine Aronson, who
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gumm, of the have been spending the past six
Leslie Manor, have returned from an months in Southern California, are
0 extended trip to Florida, Washing-
now en route to Detroit and will be
ton and New York.
at home at 1482 Burlingame avenue
on April 21.
Dr. Samuel Danzinger, of East
Hancock avenue, is in Columbus,
Mrs. F. L. Trigg, of Gladstone
Ohio, where he went to attend the avenue, has returned from a visit to
marriage of his sister.
Flint and Saginaw.
Mrs. Esther Kemp, who has spent
Mrs. Joseph Beisman and daugh-
the past three years in Chicago ter, Gertrude, have returned from
studying vocal, has returned and is San Antonio, Texas, where they were
living at 295 Hendrie avenue.
spending the winter.
Mr. John Rosenberg has returned
Mrs. Sam Rosenblatt, of Medbury
from an extended trip to Japan, avenue, has returned from San An-
China and the Philippines and was a tonio, Texas.
guest at Hotel Statler for several
days.
Miss Elaine Rosenberg, of 1170
Collingwood avenue, has returned
Mr. and Mrs. H. Winkleman are from an extended visit to Chicago.
spending some time in New York
City.
Miss Ethel Levitan, of Madison,
Wis., is visiting her sister, Esther, at
Mr. L. Wine has returned from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
a trip to New York City.
Zeckman, of 404 East Ferry avenue.
Miss Rose Meyerfeld is spendnig
Mr. Benjamin Towlen, of Ivanhoe
several weeks in Lake Orion, Mich.
avenue, has returned from Toronto.
1451 Farmer St.
MRS. GERALD MAY (MISS RUTH
ROSENFIELD.)
One of the most beautiful wed-
clings of the season took place in the
ball room of Hotel Statler on Wed-
nesday evening, April 6, when Miss
Ruth Rosenfield, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Rosenfield, of Bos-
ton, was united in marriage to Ger-
ald May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
May, of this city, in the presence of
immediate relatives and friends.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiated.
The bride, one of Boston's moat
beautiful debutantes, was gowned in
a superb creation of ivory satin, en-
train, in trimmings of pearls and
clutchess lace. The crown of real
lace was an heirloom, having been
worn by the grandmother of the
bride. She carried a bouquet of
white orchids, valley lillies and white
roses. The decorative scheme was
carried out most effectively at the
tables, pink being the predominating
colors, roses, smilax, spring flowers
and snap dragons intertwined with
tulles forming a bower for the bridal
party. Orchestral selections during
the ceremony and dinner lent added
charm to the occasion.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Max
Behrendt (Elsa May), sister of the
groom,' and attendants, the Mimes
Frances Glaser, of Boston, Margaret
Heavenrich and Carolyn Epstein,
looked charming in exquisite modish
costumes of shimmering satin and
tulle, and carried shower bouquets
of pink la France roses.
Mr. Morris Enggass was best man
and Mr. George Rosenfield, of Bos-
ton, brother of the bride, Mr. Arthur
Mansbach, Mr. Milton Alexander and
Mr. Frederick Morris actld as ushers.
Mrs. Rosenfield, mother of the bride,
wore a handsome gown of black se-
quin jade, and Mrs. May, mother of
the groom, was gowned in black
beaded satin.
Miss Edith Mansbach caught the
bridal bouquet. The guests in at-
tendance at the wedding were: Mrs.
Samuel J. Jaffa, of Denver, Colo.,
grandmother of the groom; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Zeckendorf, Mr. Arthur
M. Rosenfield and Mr. A. Bronner,
of New York; Miss Frances Glaser,
George and Irving Rosenfield, of Bos-
ton; Mrs. Sol Levy, of Columbus,
Ohio; Mr. L. L. Levy, of Springfield,
Ohio; Mr. Louis Kaichen, of Cinvin-
nati; Mr. L D. Gump, of Johnson
City, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. May will be at home
in Hotel Stevenson after they return
from their honeymoon trip at Hotel
Ambassador at Atlantic City.
SUNDAY AT 3:30
DETROIT
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Ossip Galsrikwitsch, Censluetor
Victor Kolar Directing.
Soloist-
EMMA PATTEN HOLT, Soprano
PROGRAM
Saint Saens Marche "Ileroique."
Debussy, Two Ncoturnes.
Mozart Aria, "The Marriage of
Figaro."
Duparc, "L'Invitation au Voyage.
Debussy, Aria "L'Enfant Prodi-
gue.'
Schumann, Dance of the Nymphs
and Satyrs.
Svensden, Overture, "Carnival in
Paris."
Seats 25e, 50e, 75e, $1.
Boa Seats $1.25.
Now On Sale Grinnell's.
Last Young People'. Concert
SATURDAY MORNING AT 10:30
Last Pair Symphony Concerts
Friday and Saturday Evenings,
April 2 land 23, at 8:30.
Soloist-
GABRILOWITSCH, Pianist
Seats II, $1.50, U. Box Seats $3.
On Sale Grinnell's April 21, 22, 23
Last Concert of the Season
Sunday, April 24, at 3:30.
CALL MELROSE 6570
Mrs. W. Gordon, of Taylor ave-
nue, who spent some time in New
York City, has returned.
Mr. A. Schott, of Hotel Charle-
voix, has returned from a trip to
Washington and New York.
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Mrs. C. Maganeson, of Hotel
s ■ Charlevoix, has returned from an ex-
, tended trip in New York and Boston.
533-537 Forest Avenue East.
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Mr. and Mr.. A. H. Feinberg, of
Belmont avenue, spent some time
in New York City.
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MILLINERY OF THE UNUSUAL, UPON
WHICH OUR REPUTATION HAS
BEEN BUILT.
Discount Sale
Mr. J. L. Isaacs, of Dexter Boule-
vard, has returned from an eastern
trip.
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Pattern Hats,
25 to 50%
Mr. R. R. Roth, who spent several
days in New York City, has returned.
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and $35.
Dr. II. D. Jacboson, of Burlingame
avenue, spent some time in New York
last week.
Millinery Importers and Originators
200
formerly priced at
Mr. M. Landau, of Brush street,
has returned from an eastern trip.
HOLLEY-MAC KAY
We Call For and Deliver.
EXCLUSITE MILLINERY
Nearly
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Jackson, who
spent several days in the city visit-
' ing with relatives and friends, have
returned to their home in Croswell,
Mich.
Presenting an extensive display of the
Season's Newest Creations
We Clean Your Friends' Clothes.
Why Not Yours?
At Substantial 'Reductions
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloman have
Mr. C. E. Burg, of Taylor avenue,
returned from a several weeks' trip
to Florida and have taken an apart- is spending some time in Washing.
ton, Philadelphia and New York.
' merit at Hotel Charlevoix.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, of
Seward avenue, have returned from
a pleasant visit to New York.
Cherry 4633.
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Miss Dora Davidson, of Frederick
street, has returned from a delight-
ful visit spent with relatives and
friends in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
Mr. D. Nederlander, of Second
and family, who spent several months
in Palm Beach, Fla, have returned avenue, has returned from a several
to their home on Chicago Boulevard. days' trip to New York.
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