Amerieam 5a'ish periodical Coder CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01410 PAGE SEVEN • ■••■••••-,■•■1 1GTV...1 111HVETROtifflaWl ROAM": Zeittple .Nrtli Zl Notes More Than 200 Exclusive Suits Attractive Bride !Concluding Passover Services: Voneluding services for the Pass- Mr. Alvin D. Hersch has arrived over will be held on Friday morning, home from Atlantic City, where he April 29, g 10 o'clock. The sermon :5 • stopped for several weeks on his way will be preached by Rabbi Franklin, north from Florida after spending his subject being "Freedom Under Palm the winter months at Miami, Law." Beach and St. Augustine. 14 Annual Student Day: The annual Student Day services at Temple Beth El will take place Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, on which occasion it is hoped that sew- the e ral hundred students of i ns ti h f MiChigan and other tutiona of learning will be guests of or- its affiliated and Mrs. Max Vallena, of Chicago, Ill., the congregation In these suits are such features as Rabbi Franklin will is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Levin, ganizations. the long notch collars, the fancy preach on the topic "The Measure of girdles with tasseled ends, snug of 4250 Brush street. a Man." At 12:30, the visiting stu- shoulders and tapering sleeves. dents will be guests in the homes of Choice in Tricotines, Check Ve- Mr. and Mrs. 11. Staub celebrated the members of the ecmgregation; at lours, Poiret Twills, Striped Wor- the 42nd Seder services at their 3 o'clock, there will be an entertain- steds, Twill Cords and Novelties. home 619 Holbrook avenue. Their nient under • the auspices of the' Trimmings include braided and guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mauer, Young People's Society; at 6 o'clock,) embroidered pockets and soutache Rose Hauer, Mr. and Mrs. !Arise, Miss A dinner will be served in the gym- braided panels. H. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. H.Weisabaum, nasium room of the Temple. and at Mr. P. Beck, Mr. Dave Lampert. 8 o'clock the day's exercises will con- MRS. WILLIAM A. FIXEL chide with a dance. The occasion is Misses Hattie and Minnie Winkel looked forward to as a gals one by (MISS MARION MORRIS) man gave a thater party in honor the members of the Young People's (Home Portrait by Schaldenbrand.) e of Sliss Adelaid e Premier, of Roches- Society as well as by the students. • Beautiful in its 'simplicity was the — ter, N. Y. Morris, DETROIT, MICHIGAN ' marriage of Miss Marion Mark Lott to Talk Saturday: G. Miss Mrs. r. and Davis On Saturday afternoon at 2:30," daughter of Mr. and nn No Co ection With Any Other 'yentas; ainck Morris, of Connecticut t Store. an H. I'ese t Poo: Mrs. 1r.Ns an t h under the auspices of the Young son ofirMr.1 Into their new home,•1693 CHadstonel plea Society, Miss Gladys Lott, of Mr. VVilliam 'A."Fitel; • — avenue. Boston, will give a program of and Mrs. Adolphus Fixel, *bleb took stories and songs to the children of , place on Tuesday evening, April 18J kVA. Stotler, in the Mrs. .1. S. Lipsky, son and (laugh- the congregation. Miss I,ott is one 1 at 6:30, at Ilotel ter, Samuel acid Rhea, of Burlingame of the best known readers and story , presence of immediate relatives. avenue, have left for Rochester, N. tellers in the country. She should! Rabbi Franklin officiated at the care- s have a very large audience both of mony, which was held under a bower I Y., where they will spend the um- Mr. children and adutls. No admission of roses, palms and smilax to which ' mer with Mrs. Lipsky's parents, will be charged. spring blossoms added their frog- and Mrs. Snyder. ranee. The bride looked charming in a beautiful gown of white satin Between mother and child exists the most beautiful Mr. Harvey L. Vehon, of 315 Tux- Dr. Enitlander Lecture: cap and court., On I riday evening of this week, at and pointe lace, the , edo avenue, is spending a few days relation in life. It is this relation which we keep 8 o'clock, Dr. Henry Englander, of train of old point lace being an heir- a in Cleveland. the Hebrew Union ,College -of loom in the -family. She carried bright on Mothers Day. rose" and 1 honor, Mr. and Mrs. L. Shalit, of 1650 cinnati, will give the seventh of his shower bouquet of white A thought of motherhood and mothers--a gift to ex- series of addresses on "Jewish His- valley lilies. The maid of West Grand Boulevard, are spending Miss Emily Morris, wore a frock of press it—this is the simple rite. And for this flowers the Passover h olidays in Toronto, tory." These lectures have attracted pink chiffon and carried pink Aaron Behrendt and candy are the accepted messengers. . En route home they will wide attention because of the im- Ward roses. Mrs. Max portance of the subject matter and (Elsa May) acted as matron of Canada visit in Montreal, Quebec. the interesting manner in which it honor. She wore a gown of pink We have prepared combination bones. (Celia I is presented to the people. The lee- lace over pink chiffon and carried a Mr. and Mrs. I. N ewman ture will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. shower bouquet of pink roses. Mrs, Gordon), of Chicago, are visiting her Morris, mother of the bride, wore parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gordon, of blue beaded georgette. Mr. Arthur Phone 1718 Hazelwood avenue. E. Fixel, brother of the groom, acted 13 Store. Main 4548 as best man and the ushers were Mr. Detroit All Stores Miss Mollie Silberblatt entertained Frederick L. Morris and Mr. Roland 16 young folks at her home on Brush Cleveland ANN ARBOR. — Simon Shetzer Fixel. Out of town guests and at- street on Sunday evening last in Specialists in Candyeraft. tendants at the wedding were: Mrs. honor of Miss Tillie Graff, of Chi- and Abraham Herman, two Detroit Emily 11. Kohnatam and Mrs. S. S. cago, the house guest of Miss Myrtle Jewish students at the University of Uptown Stores: Brahns, of New York, and Miss Rose Broadway Market Michigan, were elected to the Phi Graff, of Euclid avenue. Downtown Stores: New Chocolate House Woodward at Alexandrine Beta Kappa, the national honor fra- Fixel, of Greenville, Mich. After a --- 1322 Broadway wedding trip to White Sulphur election to which is based on Woodward at Clifford Woodward at Boulevard Miss Blanche Cone is in Atlantic ternity, Opp, Broadway Strand e scholarship plus personality. Mr. Springs, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Fixel will McMillan's Grocery (MacDiarmid'sCorner) Woodward ■ at Collingw'd City, where she will remain forth reside in Detroit. Shetzer is one of the most prominent spring season following a winter Woodward at Fort spent at Miami, Palm Beach and St. Jewish students on the campus, hay ing taken an active part in Jewish Augustine. activities, also having held the office of president of the Menorah Society . Mr. and Mrs. Pereles, of New Other Jews elected to Phi Beta The largest and finest Jewelry Store on the East Side. York, will be in Detroit Sunday to Kappa are Samuel Rosenthal, of visit their sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. Maniatique, Mich., and Joseph Freed • Neugarten, 1604 Ilazelv ,•ood. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Abramsohn man, of Vancouver, Welt Mr. Ro- , senthal is at present president of the (Yetta Greenberg) announce the Mrs. Harry Stiglitz and son, Allan Menorah Society and is an assistant birth of a daughter, Doris Leah, on are of 2277 Euclid avenue west,Ohio instructor in the economics depart-1 April 25. spending 10 days at Dayton, ment at the university. with Mrs. Stiglitz' mother and sister, I an supply a ring for NEW CONGREGATION every engaged girl in Detroit. Mrs. S. B. Solomon, of 220 Elm- • FORMED IN NORTH END hurst avenue, was hostess of a pret• Anticipating an engagement epidemic, I stocked heavily On tily appointed miscellaneous shower, tine diamonds. I designed new and beautiful settings, the The Congregation Ahavath Zion. ' given in honor of her sister, Hazel kind of rings that are a passport to a life of happiness, that which was organized three months Frosh, who is to be a bride in the any girl would be proud to wear and any man proud to give. The Barcova Club held its regula ago, is at present holding daily cere- near future. monies in their temporary quarters monthly meeting Tuesday, April Mor- Mrs. Max•Goldberg, 302 Owen aye- at the home of Miss Rose Isenberg at 446 Holbrook avenue. J. M. rie is president of the congregation nue, entertained 20 ladies at a card of Wesson street. party at her home last Wednesday and R. Wallach is secretary. I take particular pride in mine because it is more of a friendly Mt. Herman Goodstein spent Pass- ion. droposittake afternoon. over week as the guest of Mr. and accommodation than a cut and dried business p You take your pick from my enormous stock an you Mrs. M. Isenberg. PHI KAPPA NU STARTS SUIT TO BAR your time in paying. SALE OF FORD PAPER The Pontiac Temple Beth El Club The Phi Kappa Nu has prepared met at the home of Slis'A Bernice Solomon Monday evening, April 25. for a most entertaining evening at Loepold J. Lester, 304 Michigan Plans were discussed for the pre- the dance to be given May 1 at the avenue, last week arrested Arthur M. sentation of two one-act plays to be Hotel Stotler ball rooms. Among Jenkins, 2704 Brush street, a vendor others, the Syncopated Orchestra will given in the near future. of Ford's Dearborn independent, for render versions of popular songs. In the alleged violation of a city ordi- addition, special entertainers have B'nai Brith Club will hold The nance which prohibits the sale on their regular meeting Wednesday, been provided for. the streets of the city "any book April 27, at their club rooms. magazine, newspaper or pamphle • containing libelous or defamatory ar Miss Estelle Levine, of New York tides or statements concerning any City, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Julius religion, creed or cult." Levin, of Whittemore street. The penalty for violation of the ordinance is a fine of from $25 to Mr. Samuel Buckner is spending $500 or six months imprisonment. —_ the Passover holidays with relatives, The case will be argued before in Rochester, N. Y. It has been decided by the Board Judge John Faust on May 5. Promi- — nent Detroit Jews, out of town rah; Mrs. William Present is spending of Directors of the Detroit Symphony] ris and others, possy to include the Passover week with her parents, Mr. Society to cancel the privilege here.' tofore extended subscribers of re-I Princess Radziwill, will testify in the and Mrs. M. Lewis, of Toledo. I timing seat holdings from year to' case. — Mrs. L. Meyer, who has been visit•1 year and from the 1921-22 season td ing relatives in Pontiac and Detroit open the seat charts to the public. for several weeks, left for her home , Choice of location, however, will • given first to subscribers to the I be g Peoria, ill. EHRLICH BUILDING . maintenance fund until a certain — Adams and Hastings. Miss Jeanette Cohen, of Chicago, Mrs. Max Weinberg left for her date, after which the charts will be Phil home in Bad Axe., Mich., after at the disposal of the public. An- Not in the High Rent District. Mrs. ' spending two weeks as the guest of nouncement of the of this ale details Of prices will is the guest of her sister. and of , plan mad ' her sister, Miss Alma Buckner. the scale days. Sobel. e wi thin . be --- — Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goodman,' The annual meeting of th Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thal enter- of D e- Symphony Society will be held Mon- at 3:30 tained 24 guests at Seder Friday , M r. and M FR. Abe Weinstein; troit, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon, May 2;• ' . — o'clock, in Orchestra Hall, when ' . evening. --__ , Norman Buckner. plans for next season will be dis- -- t t( o loD id et ta r r o b it, II in Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fine and ' cussed and members Included of the board of in the 'dsvwherewSein -• hoen!vett-hk°-en t orAtni daughter, Cecelia. nttended the re directors elected. Gerald Goldfarb, Sam Rosenberg, Sol cital given by Sine. Ossip Gabrilo- - plans for next year in addition to the Germansky, Al Cantor, Joe Cohen , witsch at Orchestra Hall, Wednesday. 16 pairs of subscription concerts on Thursday and Friday evenings be- and Miss Minnie Hirshfield. Miss Henrietta Seitner has left on ' Mr. and Mrs. JulMs Levin and ' ginning Oct. 20-21 and continuing a six months' European trip, sailing niece, Miss Estella Levin, of New until April 20-21, are series of Sun- 23 on the Steamer Providence. I York City; Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Gold- day afternoon concerts, young pen- d stein and daughter, Mildred; Mr. and plc's and public school concerts, and . season of Rix weeks of under the direction Mrs. G. J. Rappaport and a m and drama d . Mi. and Mrs. Harry L. Rosenblum tended the Passover services a at Tem- music of the orchestra management an (Eva Cohen, of Detroit), announce pie Beth El Sunday. Sam Hume, director of the Little was the birth of a daughter. Theater, in this city, which latter ' sponsored by the Arts and Crafts So- Mrs. E.Lenick announces the en- gagement of her daughter, Dora M., Hudson Seal The Blue Bird Girls held their to Mr. Isadore Salvin, of Salt Lake regular meeting Thursday evening, Monday afternoon, there will be an Baum Marten Broadtail April 2G, at the home of Rim Anna eiel'Yieceding the annual meeting City, Utah. Gold, 665 Kirby avenue. it was de- auction of the Friday evening series Stone Marten Mink hike be had by the girls,' of boxes, beginning at 2:30 oAock.' Thursday evening boxes were members of the Beth cided that a Mole A number o f Hudson. Sable in' i the ion drove to Bay City to be future. held some very The Sunday girls will Pack' auctioned last Monday afternoon and El congregat rv - Alaska Russian Sable to attend the Sunday morning se near and start out in the morning., netted $20,000 for the 26 boxes. even- The ice given by Rabbi Skirball, of Cin- lunches hiking to some farm house, where, box holders for the Thursday even- Seal, Etc., Squirrel series are: Mrs. Ossip Gabrilo- - cinnati: in gorgeous they will spend the day fishing, pick- 1 witach, Walter 0. Briggs, John B. Mole ' Ford, Jerome II. Remick, Gilbert W. of the B'Nai At an open meeting evening, it was ing flowers and many other country Mink c ombinations, sports. Brith on Wednesday Full preparations for this hike will' Lee. Schlotman, Henry B. Joseph Joy, Dr. B. Theodore A. Sirs.. Sic- the German Temple Fisher in latest decided to rent • Jr of Music at the corner of Washing be, made at the next meeting, whi ch . Graw, Jr., Dexter . . Blue Fox nen P. Harris, Edwin Hewitt , Wraps and Coat. ton and Hayden, for the coming year, I will be held Tuesday evening, May Willi Theo- Silver Fox, Etc. to be used for both sacred services , 3, at the home of Mrs. J. Goldberg, Brown, Roy D. Chapin, Mrs. Buhl, J. ' II. dore D. Buhl, Arthur Chokers, Scarfs 631 East Palmer avenue. and social functions. G Harrington Walker Estate, Clarence 1.i ' and Capes II . H.o JEWISH CALENDAR Booth, Ralph Bo th, Hodges, Charles b681.191 1 , Booth, Charles • Sat , Apr. 21 The Aimwell Club will give its B. Warren, bars. Alexander Sibley,!' Puover (Pesach) avid A. Brown, Edsel Ford, Dr.' Passover (Seventh Da)) —.Fri., Apr. 25 ay Mon., May I Mrs. Frederick M. i May Rainbow D ance Frid first Ruch-Chodeseh lyar Fred T. Murphy, Thurs.. May 28 Nichols, John S. I May 20, at the Odd Fellows Alger, John Lag tiOrnar Tues., June 1 evening, and Brush streets. Bosch-Chodesch 8Ivan ha„ .Bethune Several selections of the latest Newberry, Sidney T. Miller, Mrs. ' Shabuoth (ContIrmatIon Day). uis Men- Sun., June 11 , July 1 songs will be rendered by special en-I Horace E. Dodge, Mrs. Lo arles A. ' Roach-Chodesch Tammuz Thurs Aug. 5 I delssohn, Julius II. Haase, Ch ... Frt. I m Ruch-Chodesch Ab ........ Sat.. Aug. 15 tertainers. ... Tickets may be obtained from any' Hughea Abner E. horned, William hat of Ab ....fl2.1 Mi11 1 ;11. Murphy. Su. Sept 4 p 1422 Washington Blvd. member of the organization. flosch-Choctrech Ellul Are Repriced to „ $ 1 49 3° The Sisterhood of Congregation Emanuel announces its monthly card I ' party to be held Wednesday evening May 4, at 7:30 p. m., at Larrowe Hall, croner Seward and Hamilton Prizes will be awarded. • Gingham Puts Her Best' a Foot Forward AA. 16SIEGEL And occupies an enviable position of popularity' and . hig,h estegm• 2t: Identifying h'ereelf with"her light and airy aister Orgaudy, she has subtly enhanced all her stur- dier qualities. • For the crisp sheerness of the one adds'a silken, • lustre to the other. An example of this exquisite combination sketched above. A scalloped white Organdy tunic over the very fashionable red and white checked Gingilam, 29.50. Other. Gingham frocks from 15.00 upwards. . For Mother's Day—May 8 , Checked Gingham Vestees, collars and sets gives ing charm to the (lark street costume-1.95 to 3.95. Checked Gingham blouses with the fashionable Bramley collar and frilled or tucked fronts—• 6.75 to 11.75. S. SHETZER ELECTED TO PHI BETA KAPPA LET DAN CUPID WORK OVERTIME In Order to Give Without 'Effort— The Convenience of a Charge Account From $250.00 to $2,500.00 1223.1233 Woodward Ave. Monday, a New Showing of Mid-Summer Millinery Pontiac Notes Platinum White Gold Green Gold The Vogue for Gingham Accessories. Specially Priced $ 10 to $20 ii All the Netv Effects in Transparent Materials—Malie, Georgette and Canton Crepe, New Felts, Ribbons and Duvetyne; Hats, Striking Dress and Sports Models. KLINE'S THIRD FLOOR SYMPHONY SOCIETY IN ANNUAL MEETING MONDAY AFTERNOON olluno , r )obloallli ciiitgRugs),) #agtitaw Nero FREE F R FREE STORAGE No charge made for storage on your furs when repairs amount to $50 or over. Phone or write and we will call for your furs, which will receive our very care- ful and expert attention, at very reason- able rates. 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