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ALASKAN SEAL
Fur Coats
$395 $475
$675
Lowest Prices We Have
Ever Quoted
Conservative 1921.1922 models
-36, 40 and 45-inch lengths.
Deep cape collar and cuffs, slit
side pockets. Large Seal button
fa.sterongs. Linings of heavy fancy
silk or fancy brocade. By paying
a deposit, any coat will be held
and stored free until Fall.
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The largest and finest Jewelry Store on the Ecet Side.
The One Ring
that counts
The largest and finest Jewelry Store on the East Side.
No matter what the value may be-the sentiment en-
dears it to a girl through her lifetime. It is the token
of her future happiness. Naturally you want her to
be proud of it-you want her to have a ring that is
a credit to you and to your love.
My Selection of
Blue White
Diamonds
and
Beautiful Mountings
Will
Appeal to Her.
They were selected for their rare quality-the fire in
the stones-the real character of the mountings-and
the best part of it is that you buy of me at an actual
saving-go elsewhere if you will compare-my prices
will hear up this statement.
EHRLICH BUILDING
Adams and Hatitings.
Not in the High Rent District.
smagamoiMMENNIa,
traellardS
Orators Representing Junior College
Received Their Training in
Philomathic Club.
Dr. Cohn to Lecture
Dr. Frederick Cohn of Temple . Mrs. Howard Lavy (Rita King) is
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The Sport Skirts of Marvelous
Materials, Striking Designs
Harry 11. l'latt, Harold Graham
Israel,
Omaha,
Nebraska,
occupy
visiting
her of parents,
Mr. and
Mrs. Baiter and Reuben It. Kaltman, three
the pulpit
of the
Temple will
Sunday
Jacob
King,
4861 Brush
street.
In honor of the visitor, her sister, prominent local boys who made up
morning. Dr. Cohn is well known as Mrs. Louis Landsberg, entertained the entire debating team of Junior
('allege that opposed the Michigan
a thinker and speaker and is more- 15 guests at luncheon Wednesday.
State Normal College of Ypsilanti in
over deeply interested in the social
Flannel, the ideal sports fabric.
service activities of his city, where
lilr. and Mrs. Manfred Linick and a dual debate held last Friday, won
for some time he has been President son accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. a complete victory by getting the
Prunelia, a versatile material for town or country.
of the Public Welfare Commission.
,
es Julius
Norwitz, have returned from unanimous decision of the judges.
The question of the debate was
Fuzzy woolens, light as air, folding into a corner
The pulpit which Dr. Cohn occur u a motor trip to Chicago.
"Resolved that the Japanese be Un-
r-
was occupied by Rabbi Franklin
of
the week-end bag.
reservedly
Prohibited
from
Entering
mi-.
ing the first seven years of his minis
try. He came direct from Omaha to 234
. Mr. East
and Euclid
51rs. Leo
Michelson,
of the United States," these three Jew-
avenue,
left Turf
A bold stripe in cornflower blue and
ish
boys
upholding
the
affirmative
of
Detroit. It is hoped that Rabbi Cohn
for an extended trip east. They
maize forms a plaid border at the hem
will be heard by a very large congre- day
will be gone about three weeks. Their the question. They defeated M. A .
of a self-fringed skirt. 27.50.
gat io n. Services begin as usual at itinerary includes New York, I'hila- Kopka, Eaton 0. Bemis and Robert
K , .. ,S ,, pi e ,tr tr o ,fsof Dli a 'neitlaIniti.FinT kh , e v, j , u iltllig ae m s
delphia, Washington, Atlantic City ,,
11 o'clock.
Presented also in black and white and
-
and Richmond.
rust and white.
l'avton and Edward Willmer, of the
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Close of Sunday S•r•ices:
Irving Iskowitz, another Jewish
Other Woolen Sport Skirts from 9.75
5Ir. Marcus Horwitz, of 210 Ford
The concluding
Sunday
to 29.50.
services
at the Temple
for morning
the avenue, has returned from Washing- University of Michigan.
present season will be held on May ton where he spent several (lays with boy, was on the negative side of the
SILK SPORT SKIRTS - A note-
29th, on which occasion Rabbi Frank- the graduating class of the Highland Junior College, which also won a
worthy collection, including all the nov-
unanimous decision against the Ypsi-
elties of the season featured from 8.75
team that argued on the affir-
l in will preach a sermon appropriate Park High School.
ollo
en i in honor motive side. The four Jewish boys
and up.
to Memorial Day. The following
given
A linen shower was go.
Sunday morning evening,
there will a be
no Of Miss Sophie Keller by Mrs. Sarah from Junior College are all active
special
but
in
t56'.
services will be 'held for the instal- Roth. Among the guests were Mrs. members of the I'hilomathis Debating
The Sweater
service
ce of Mr. Henry J. Jacob 1.indenbaum, Mrs. Mark B. Club, where they received their
laion
into who
ofili on the day previous Weiss, Mrs. Bernard Schneider, Mrs. training.
Giving Character and Relief to the
Berkowitz
will receive his rabbinicaldegoree
Morris Newman, Mrs. Diamond, Mrs.
Brilliant Sports Costume.
bi College. The
Sotlarsky, Miss Fay Sotlarsky and I. Z. A. WILL DEBATE
from the Hebrew Union
l'ure silk tuxedo models, foremost in
principal address on this occasion will Miss Rosenthal. Refreshments were
THE KEREN HAYESOD this season's demand. Occasionally a
be delivered by the young rabbi's served .
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delicate striping, in contrasting effect,
uncle, Dr. Henry Berkowitz of Phila-
enlivens the sombre beauty of the silk.
Honoring
the
Misses
Sylvia
Gittle-
Intercollegiate Society Chooses Ad.
delphia.
Tangerine, black, or navy with white,
On the following Sunday, June 12, man, Lenora Isaacs and Lorene II.
visory Board From Prominent
gray with tangerine and brown with tan.
the annual confirmation services will Simmons, Mrs. Louis Carl Witt (Lois
Detroit Collegian ■ .
Si',' sketch above, 39.50.
be held on which occasion a class of Roth) entertained at a luncheon at
the
hotel
Statler,
commemorating
50 young people will be confirmed.
Remarkable values featured at 25.00
'rhe Detroit chapter of the Inter-
their birthdays, May 14. The guests
-
and 29.50.
included Dorothy Wolff and Ruth collegiate Zionist Association, Tues-
Sabbath Services:
day
evening
conducted
an
all-Yiddish
Sherman, of New York City, and
Sabbath services will begin as Susannye May, of Chicago. Dainty program, which was featured by a
usual this week at 10:30. The ser- corsages of roses and orchids were recitation by Emma Lifchitz and by
mon will be preached by Rabbi the favors. Table decorations were several humorous monologues. There
was also a Yiddish talk by Mr. Sam- La
Franklin. carried out in lavender and pink.
uel Heyman, president of the Young
Judaea Council of Detroit. A dis-
A delightful suprise party was cussion, also in Yiddish, on "Should
MAYTIME PARTY IS
given by the "F. D. B. & R. Girls," Yiddish be Spoken in Jewish Organi-
in honor of Miss Ida Dan, May 14. zations?" concluded the program.
DELIGHTFUL EVENT The
house was elaborately decorated
The debate on the question "Re-,
OF SOCIAL SEASON with spring flowers. Among those solved that Dr. Weizmann's Policy in
present were the Misses Celia Dan, Regard to the Keren Ilayesod be
Ida Dan, Bertha and Anna Feinstein, Upheld," which was supposed to have
Two Hundred Young People Attend Minnie Beigler, Marion lloltzman taken place at the last meeting, was
and Beatrice Rosenberg, Messrs. Jack postponed for the next meeting fol-
7th Annual Event of Y. 0. M.
Golden, Geo. Berman, harry Stone, lowing requests from a number of
Literary Society.
hurryFriedman, Frank and Dan non-members, notably from Detroit
• Lewis and Alexander Gran. A Iladassah, who said they were anxious ,-..-
Against a background of fragrant luncheon was followed by dancing,
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apple-blossoms, lilacs and dogwood, games and several clever recitations to hear the discussion. Paul Goldstein
200 young pepole danced at the May- by Miss Celia Dan and Jack Golden. and Esther Silk will uphold the af-
tirmative side in this debate, while I E
time party given by the Yom Girls
Literary Society, Saturday evening,
Mrs. A. Goldsmith, of this city, Esther Rosenstein and Samuel Zell- g--
May 14, in the ball-room of the who spent the winter in Florida, left man will uphold the negative.
The I. 'Z. A. is forming an advisory)
Federation clubhouse, Hancock and Sunday for Columbus, 0., after
committee of college graduates inter-1
Second
avenues.
The
dance, which marks the sending ten weeks with her niece sated
Zionist work. A number of
an
It rem people have already consented toI
seventh event given by the society, smith, of Indianapolis, Ind.
was informal. Dancing continued there she will leave for her home serve on the board. The names of
the board members will be announced
until midnight when light refresh- in Detroit.
at a later date.
ments were served.
The proceeds of the affair, as in
Among the participants in the May
previous years, will be devoted to festival given recently by the 'rues- PURITY CHAPTER WILL
charitable purposes. This season's day Musicale were Mrs. A. Cooper, of
INITIATE CLASS OF 14
fund will go toward the maintenance Burlingame avenue, and Mrs. Charles
orphans in E.
, Alpert
of several Jewish W
l'urity
Chapter, No. 359, 0. E.
Eastern Europe. A portion of the "
will serve a 6 o'clock dinner to its
funds will be sent to Mrs. Alan
Mrs.
B.
Moskowitz
gave
a
delight-
members,
Monday evening, May 23,'
Kopvlson, a former member of the
-associated with your selection for your home
society, at present studying music ful birthday surprise party in honor at the Eeastern Star Temple, 80
with her husband in Vienna, for re- of her twin brothers, Dan and Joe W(2: Alt.xandrine, followed by an
of one of these famous Pianos-
lief work among Austrian children. Staub, at her residence, 581 Hague initiation of 14 candidates.
present
The following newly-elected of-1
Those active on committees in avenue, on May 8. Those
charge of the dance were Kate were Mr. und Mrs. B. Gorman, Mrs. ficers will confer the degrees: Worthy
Freedmaffichairman of the arrange- Stern, Mr. and Mrs. Englander, Mr. Matron, Julia Zechman; Worthy
mints; hall &orations, Mrs. A. and Mrs. Ilauer, Mr. and Mrs. F. Patron, Nathan Metzger; Associate.
Cooper, Miss Floernce Finklestein; Staub, Mr. anti Mrs. II. Nussbaum, Matron, Ilelen Dushkin; Secretary,
tickets, Miss Mildred Nadle, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Eisler, Mrs. 11. Klein, l'aula Schmittke; Treasurer, Marli
Helen Hubar; music, Miss Rose Mrs. A. Edelson, Mr. I). Kreekun, S. Fischer; Conductress, Ida Blumberg;
Ilubar, Miss Mildred Nurko; refresh- Weiss, E. Nussbaum, P. Beck, 11. Associate Conductress, Sadie Gor-;
mints, Miss Rose Sumter, Mrs. N. Englander, S. L. Miller, S. Matte, don; Chaplain, Jule Koplovitz; Mar-
-is that of knowing, even before the instru-
Seigel. L. Knopple, Miss E. Klein, Miss A. R. Ault, Ray Sttraelser; Organist, Tillie
ment enters your home, that you've one of the
Hersh, Mrs. S. Englander, Miss E. Ilalperin; Adsh, Frieda Raphaelson;
Weitzman, Miss Rae Sazzman, Miss Ruth, Rose Ghinasin; Esther, Birdie
best Pianos made. Of knowing it will yield you
M. Freedman, Miss II. Beck, Miss L. Arnovits; Martha, Sadie Schmitttke;
keenest musical delight, and be always and al-
Mark, Miss R. Gunsberg, Miss 11. Dig Elects, Bluma Levin; Warden, Sadie
Warman, Miss Knoppal, Miss R. Hertzberg; Sentinel, Louis Franken-
together satisfying in every particular.
Ilauer, Miss II. Moskowitz, Sergeant stein.
I.ehrer, Corporal Schwartz, and Miss
Seventy Years before the musical public, and
E. Steinborn.
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Among the Many
Desirable Features
voce
Eighty Thousand sold, have given ample oppor-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry helper and
The Alma Sewing Bee gave a de-
tunity for the musical public to determine the
daughter, Edele, of Bay City, were lightful box social on Sunday eve-
worth of the VOSE. That the musically dis-
the guests of their sister, Mrs. S. ning, May 15. Each young lady ,
Kramer, of Canfield, the past week. brought a beautifully trimmed box
criminating have set upon it the seal of their
which was auctioned off to the high-
approval is clearly shown in the high esteem in
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Simons, of Lan- est bidder, the proceeds going for
which it is everywhere held.
sing, were guests of their parents, charity. The party was held at the
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kramer, of Brush home of Mrs. It. Levenstein, Windsor,
VOSE grands and uprights on sale in Michigan
Ontario. Mrs. Center presented the
street, for the week.
only at the House of Grinnell. I.iberal allowances
club with a beautiful cake, which
on
other
instruments in part exchange. PAYMENTS
was
also
auctioned
off.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gelbard and
EXTENDED OVER SUCH PERIOD AS BEST
Among the various entertainers of
son, Don, of Bay City, are guests of the evening were Messrs. J. Eren-
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kramer.
berg, J. Golden, S. Rosenberg, S.
TO PAY THAT WAY.
Gorman. The evening was spent in
Inspection of our Spring stock will be of definite
PHILOMATHIC CLUB dancing and singing.
interest and value to you-we invite you.
Those present were the Misses M.
Honeyman, B. Honeyman, A. Wilder,
Charles D. Cameron, of the Detroit E. Mayerson, 51. Goldberg, J. Arono-
fourual, addressed the members of witz, S. Turner, S. Feldman, G. Tuck-
the organization last Sunday evening er, R. Levenstein, J. Gosavitch, It.
on a subject that blended with the Bernstein, J. Bernstein, M. Sklare, It.
purposes and standards of the Philo- Wiener, E. Weingarten, Mrs. Leven-
Catalog mailed you upon request.
mathic. His talk was on "Congres- stein and Mrs. Center. Messrs. M.
sional Debates" and was highly mix- Meyerson, S. Gorman, A. Freed, J.
Headquarters, 1515-21 Woodward Avenue
ed by the organization. Preceding Sapperstein, J. Krass, I. Abromovitz,
Mr. Cameron's address, members of M. Levenstein, Meyer Levenstein, N.
Downtown Branch, 1231 Broadway.
the club participated in a debate on Waterstone, L. Veidrah, S. Kiel, M.
the question, "Resolved that the Bale, II. Yanker, S. Rosenberg, J.
Highland Park Branch, 13747 Woodward Ave.
United States Cancel the Allied War Standard, J. Erenberg, J. Golden,
Debts." The opinion of the club was Telenof, W. I.incourt, I. Lvenstein
equally divided as to the winning
side, but selected Sydney De Young, and Mr. Levenstein.
captain of the affirmative side, who
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was aided by Ben Safir and Ben
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Rosenstein, as the best speaker of the
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evening. Louis Schulman and Aaron
Weiswasser, captain, represented the
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negative side in the draw debate.
Next Sunday evening Maurice G.
Abramoff will coach the affirmative
side of a debate, the subject of which
is "Resolved that the Seaman's Act
Be Repealed." The other members
of the affirmative are A. Perlman and
D. Barack. D. Koffman, captain, II.
INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THEIR
Curovitch and J. Kadushin will op-
pose the measure.
The Philomathic Debating Society
extends to all Jewish young men who
are over 16 years of age, an invita-
tion to visit one of the meetings held
re
regularly at the Talmud Torah,
Division street, every Sunday eve-
ning. Those interested in parliamen-
tary proceedure, oratory and debate
will find the Philomathic an ideal
society to be affiliated with.
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The B'nai B'rith Club
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DANCING PARTY
On Tuesday Eve., May 31
Woman's Welfare Society.
The North Woodward branch of
the European Jewish Women's Wel-
fare Organization held its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. D F.
Player, Wednesday, May 12.
In an interesting address, Rabbi
Jacob Bienenfield, the speaker of the
afternoon, urged the members to
greater efforts in their work. He
commented on the eplended progress
of the organization.
Mrs. George Cohen read a report
on the work of the organization.
The next card party will be held at
the B'nai Brith Club rooms, Wednes-
day, May 25, at 2 p. m. Prises will
be awarded. Tickets are fifty cents. -.1
Proceeds will go toward helping Jew-
ish orphans.
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