- THEPCTROgAIVISA MRCIIICLC PAGE SIX .ocial and Qrsonai gelas. W“tel MO WOODWARD /MMUS Russel's Reputation All Society Item: and other local notes Should be communicated to the office of the Chronicle by S o'cl«Ir each Wedneeday afternoon in order to appear in the current week's issue. Phone Glendale 1326, Society Editor. Mad notice. ao as to be received riot late: than Wednevday. For supplying styles that re- flect a youthful and charm- ing appearance is inimitable. Our fashions are the highest conceptions of expert de- signers. Mrs. Magnus Butzel, of Rowena street, is spending several weeks in Atlantic City and New York. Mrs. Nathan Levy, who was the guest of Mr. and Mra B. G. Morris, of Pilgrim avenue, has returned to her home in Lincoln, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggass who spent several weeks at Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Davis, of Stevenson upon their return from Chicago, Ill., are !mending several California, have opened theri home weeks at Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City. on Second Boulevard. Pictured is a delightful frock of Georgette over Taffeta. lit Summer Models Appealingly Individual Inviting you to Attend the Opening of our New Store e SATURDAY, APRIL 3o ,lust Ladies' Dresses and Hats Exclusive but Not Expensive Mrs. Hugo Hill, of Rowena street, is spending several weeks in Atlantic City and New York. Miss Bessie Diamond, of 86 Ro- wena street, spent the holidays with relatives in Bay City. Mrs. Benjamin Siegel, Mrs. Will- iam Rindskoff, Mrs. Edwin Rosenthal and Mrs. Emil Amberg were among the patronesses at the Mme. Mar- guerite d'Alvarez concert on Tues- day afternoon at Hotel Statler. Miss Inez Nesbitt, who was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Levy, of 280 East Boston Boulevard, has returned to her home in New York City. Mrs. W. Kahn, of 246 Stimson Dr. Robert Cowan, Dr. P. II. Brou- place, was tendered a surprise party do and Dr. W. H. Gordon were hosts by several of her friends on Tuesday to the members of the Maimonides evening last in commemoration of Medical Society at the Wayne Coun- her birthday anniversary. ty Medical building on Tuesday even- Miss Lillian Landsberg, of 86 Ro- ing last. wena street, spent several days in Miss Elsa Hill Friedenberg, of Ro Bay City the past week. wena street, is spending a few weeks Mrs. NI. Mandeberg, of Brush in New York and Atlantic City. street, is visiting with relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald May have re- friends in Cleveland. turned from their honeymoon and' have taken an apartment at the Ho.' Mrs. Meyer Frank, of Hazelwood avenue, has returned from Lansing, tel Stevenson. where she visited with her parents, I Mr. Albert Ginzberg, of 1244 Bur- Mr. and Mrs. J. Kositchek. lingame avenue, sailed from New Mr. Harry Robinson has returned York on April 27 on the Steamer Frederick VIII for a several mcnths'i from a visit with his parents in Bay !visit in Norway, Sweden, France and City. Germany. Mr. Louis Wine, of Frederick Miss Frances Glaser, who was in street, spent several days in New the city to attend the Rosenfield-1 York City last. week. May wedding, has returned to her Mr. S. L. Harris, of Lawrence ave- home in Boston. nue, has returned from an extended Mr. Irving Siegal, 1254 Burlin- eastern trip. game avenue, has returned from a Mr. and Mrs. L. Salsdorfer, of five months' trip to France and Hol- Boston Boulevard, are making an ex- land. tended trip through the east, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenfield, of in Washington, Philadelphia and Bos- Hotel Addison, are spending several ton. weeks in Atlantic City, New York Mr. E. A. Bernateia, of Hotel 'rol- and Boston. ler, has returned from a trip to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strauss Moss, Washington and Philadephia. 'of New York, have taken an apart- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ross, of Long- , ment at 1970 Lasalle Gardens. fellow avenue, has returned from a Mrs. L. D. Gump, who visited with trip to Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Max May and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hand, of Mrs. M. Manspach, has returned to New York, are guests at Hotel Ste- her home in Johnson City, Tenn. venson. Mr. Walter Rothman, who spent Miss Florence Seitovitz, of Port the Passover with his parents, Mr. I and Mrs. E. M. Rothman, of Royal Huron, is visiting this week with Miss Sylvia Goldsmith, of Garfield avenue. Oak, has returned to Cincinnati, where he is a student at the Hebrew Mr. Edward Anspach, of Newark, Union College. N. J., is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Mr. Emanuel Becker, of Hotel Ad- , Anspach, and sister, Mrs. Leon Wein- 1.dison, has returned from a trip to berg, of 1522 Monterey avenue. Fort Wayne, Ind., and Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Hammer, of , 96 Ferran,' l'ark, have returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Chicago. The., reason we do not follow the styles is because we are too busy keeping ahead of them. BARNE T1 'S 2621 Favors for Women. Woodward Ave. The McKerchey Bldg. C . Detroit Exclusive Caterers Weddings, Banquets and All Social Occasions. For many years we have catered to the leading Jewish Social Affairs of the city. Recommendations may be had on request. No occasion too small or too large. We decorate homes and halls with Natural and Artificial Flowers. Phone an for quotations. Detroit Catering & Decorating Co. M. A. PEREIRA, Manager. Maim 3777—Hemleek 5854 152 RICHTON AVENUE. FURS STORAGE FURS EXPERT REPAIRING AND REMODELING Call Main 7825 Baer & Polansky FURRIERS For a Quarter of a Century. Eureka Bldg. Second Floor 1525 Broadway Take Elevator Miss Anna Ruth Solomon, a stu- dent at the University of Michigan, who visited with friends in Detroit and at Croswell, Mich., has returned to the university. Miss Charlotte Levitan, of Pingree avenue, has returned from na ex- tended trip through the east. Mr. Nathan R. Cerf, of Chicago, is spending several days in Detroit, a guest at the Hotel Statler. Mr. S. F. Berger, of Hotel Addi- son, has returned from a trip to New York. Mr. I. Leonard Braun presented the following pupils in a semi-month- ly recital at his studio on Wednesday last: Mrs. Sam Levy, Miss Maxine von Houldon, Mrs. H. H. Smilansky, Mrs. Esther Camp, Salvatore Tocco and Charles Finn. Mr. Rubin Bernstein, who was the of Mr. and Mrs. S. Levy, of Boston Bo sto n Boulevard, has returned to his home in New York. Mr. A. W. Ehrman, of Colorado avenu e, has returned from an ex- tended trip throughout the east. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horowitz, who spent the past winter months in Mi- ami, Fla., have returned and have g taken an apartment in the Pioneer, 8 , Warren and Second Boulevard. The Store Where Shopping Is Made a Profitable Pleasure Special For Monday and Tuesday 50 HIGH GRADE DRESSES Reduced for Your Selection Monday and Tuesday only '38 SPECIAL LENT THESE DRESSES WILL BE RETURNED TO STOCK AT THEIR ORIGINAL HIGHER PRICES AFTER THIS A profusion of distinctive high-grade dress models exquisitely done in Canton Crepe, Satin Crepe, Georgette Crepe, Chiffon Taffeta, Silk Jersey, Crepe de Chine, Tricotine and Satin. Fifty ultra-modish, exclusive fashion models represented. Distinctive Styles for Misses—Sixth Floor Distinctive Styles for Women—Second Floor DETROIT HEADQUARTERS FOR STYLE AND SATISFACTION Engagement Announced Fri e's Third Floor Sale of Women's Low Shoes "MAYTIME PARTY" OF YOM GIRLS' SOCIETY MAY 14 IS INFORMAL Disconti nued and short lilies comprising 2.000 pairs seta rt pumps mid tx fords for w Dine n t h e lot, but not m each style. Proceeds of Seventh Annual Dance at Fdeeretion Club House for Jewish Orphans. Invitations have been issued for the "Maytime Party" to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weiss, of Third the Yom Girls' I.iterary Society on avenue, have returned from a sev- Saturday evening, May 14, at the De- troit Women's Federation club house, eral weeks' visit at Atlantic City. Hancock and Second Boulevard. Mrs. Leslie E. Senft and daughter, The dance, which mark., the of Newark, N. J., spent a fortnight seventh annual event given by the society for charitable purposes, will with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lippman. be informal. The proceeds this year The Misses Janet and Selma Baer, will go tourd maintaining several of Toledo, were guests at the home Jewish war rphans in Europe for of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder, of the period of one year. The society Wolson avenue, for the Passover recently pledged its support to this worthy cause. The money will be holidays.. forwarded to the Joint Distribution Miss Theresa Alexander, who spent Committe for this purpose. several days visiting in Cincinnati, A splendid orchestra has been en- has returned to her home on East , gaged. Light refreshments will be served. To insure the comfort of Forest avenue. its guests in the club house ballroom, Mrs. Jack Snyder was hostess to only a limited number of invitations 18 guests at luncheon and cards on have been issued. As there are a Wednesday at her home on 1% ilson great many who wish to procure tickets, it is urged that guests sig- avenue. nify their intention of attending or Mr. Joseph J. Cummins spent the not, by returning at the earliest week-end in Pittsburgh and Johns- possible moment either the unused ticket or a check. Responses should town, Pa. be sent to Miss Mildred Nadle, 2053 Hazelwood avenue. Miss Miriam Slotnkn, of New York, F ormer patrons of the society's who spent several months ni the city dance who through error have not re- RR guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gins- ceived invitations and who wish to of Burlingame avenue, has re- attend the ,lance are sked to com- turned. municate with Miss Nadle, Garfield 4067-1V, or Miss Kate Freedman, Mr. A. Branner, who attended the 1545 Chicago Boulevard, Hemlock Rosenfield-Mae wedding, has re- 7125, or Glendale 8336. turned to his home in New York. Others assisting in perfecting ar- rangements for the dance are 51rs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marienthal, A. Cooper, Miss Helen Huber, Miss of 1577 West Grand Boulevard. spent Rose Huber, Miss Florence Finkel. the Passover ,, olidays with their par- stein, Mrs. N. Siegel, Miss Rose Sam- ents in Bay City. ter and Mise Mildred Nurko. Mr. Sidney L. Alexander, of Glynn court, has returned from a several days' visit in New York City. 1223 - 1233 WOODWARD AVE. ni .511 sizes arc Hi Forr,er Values to $10 C:.o:ce, Per Pair —Patent leather. Baby Louis and high-heel pumps. —Black calf !lumps. -Tan calf ball Lap oxfords. lack and brown suede ox- fords, with Louis heels. — IN hit e linen MISS MARION FEINBERG. Mr. and Mrs. J. Feinberg, of 671 East Hancock avenue, announce the engagement of their ,laughter, Ma- rion, to Mr. Barney Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith, of 266 Hancock avenue. Mr. and Mrs. B. York, of Mt. Ver- non avenue, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Anne, to Mr. Manny T. Ellman, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Ellman, of Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. and Sirs. H. Goldberg, of 429 Garfield avenue, announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Elsye, to Mr. Jack Hock, of this city. pumps a n d ox- fords. --Black kid pumps. —Black kid ox- fords with Louis heels. — Black calf ox- fords with cover- ed Louis heels. Mr. and Mrs. I. Weinstein, of 1424 Virginia Park, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Dorothy, to Mr. Nathaniel J. Greene, of New York. Y. P. S. OF B'NAI MOSHE Joseph L. Spaub was elected presi- dent of the Young People's Society of It'Nai Moshe to succeed Albert B. Weiss, who resigned because of his physical inability to continue his executive activities in the club. The members expressed their regret at the resignation of their first presi- dent. Mr. Weiss is leaving town for his health. The Y. P. S. will hold their next regular meeting on Thursday even- ing, May 5, at their regular meeting place, on Garfield and Beaubien The .Tikvas Zion, the first Young streets. Judaea circle to be organized in De- troit, Sunday afternoon celebrated Passover with a social held at the REV. A. ROSENTHAL DIES SUDDENLY, SUNDAY home of the circle's leader, at 9877 Cameron avenue. A short but interesting program Rev. Abraham Rosenthal, 51 years featured the afternoon. Fannie Blon- old, of 937 Frederick stret, died sud- dy gave a humorous monologue on denly on Sunday at the Harper Hos- the telephone, in the form of a con- pital after a short illness. Due to versation with the Passover holiday. the holidays, no funeral services were Ruth Naimark recited in Yiddish held, but the doors of the Mogen from one of Frogs Passover poems. Abrohom synagogue were opened Mr. Herbert Parzon installed the fol- when the procession passed through lowing newly elected officers of the Farnsworth avenue. Interment took club: Anna Raimi, president; Fan- place at the Machphelah cemetery. nie Bloody, vice-president; Mary Rev. Rosenthal was prominent in Markofsky, secretary; Rose Gold- the Detroit Jewish community, hav- f aden, treasurer; Jennie Lesser, ing officiated in most of the orthodox judge; Anna Bookatein, librarian. Jewish synagogues. He officiated at It Mr. Samuel Heyman, president of the Shaarey Zedek, Mogen Avrohom, O the Young Judaea Council of De- Articles Achim, Mullett Street syna- troit, delivered a short address. The gogue, Napoleon Street synagogue afternoon was spent in dancing and and numerous others. Ile also filled entertainment. A game which re- positions in many cities, including quired the hanging of a Jewish flag Wilkesbarre, Pa.; Bay City, Mich.; on the capital of Palestine, Jerusa- Grand Rapids, Mich., and Canton, lem, a Palestinian map being used Ohio. Surviving Rev. Rosenthal are his for the occasion, was won by A nna Raimi. A delicious Passover lunch- widow, Mrs. Sarah Rosenthal; three O eon was served by the committee con- daughters, Ethel, Bessie and Bertha, sistnig of Mary Markofsky, Rachel and four sons, Philip, Roy, Albert Goldfaden and Jennie Lesser. and Louis. $5 Choice TIKVAS ZION. HOLD PASSOVER SOCIAL —Third Floor— Woodward and 'Adams I=101=== 01=0 Forest Cleaners & Dyers Our Guarantee "There Is No Odor Afterward" We Call For and Deliver Melrose 5820 533.537 Forest Ave East 0 01:101==l 0 = 0 • 0 0