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Mr. Benjamin Marx, of the Scott
apartments, spent several days in
New York the past week.
Newly arrived garments
in both silk and wool—
splendid colorings. See
our unusual collection.
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Oricollomin
(*_)(k tug Riligs)
We're catering to those
who want exactly the
right thing.
Miss Martha Meyer, of Owen ave.
Mrs. M. A. Meir, of Philadelphia
' nue, spent several days with Mrs. E. avenue, is spending some time in New
Cole in Jackson, Mich.
York and Philadelphia.
Mr. J. W. Ehrman, of Colorado
Mrs. Tillie Rosenberger and dau-
avenue, has returned from a visit ghter, Mrs. William B. Gilman, both
with relatives and friends in Cleve- of 1674 Attkinson avenue, are spend-
land.
ing a delightful visit with relatives
Woodward at Gratiot
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swartz have and friends in Cincinnati.
taken an apartment at 976 East
A beautifully appointed shower
Grand Boulevard.
was given by Miss Mary Nathanson
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and Mrs. D. E. Garfienld, May 14,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggass, of at the home of Mrs. P. Geller, 261
Second Boulevard, have returned Owen avenue, in honor of Miss Ruth
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= Mr. and Mrs. Max Philip Ileavenrich, Miss
Weinberg,
a bride
of June.
Weinberg
who is elect
a member
of
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= of Saginaw, where they attended the Amitian Club, was presented with
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= ninny beautiful affairs given for Miss many beautiful gifts. The evening
= = Helen Schoenbru nand Mr. Maurice was delightfully spent in singing,
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Enggass.
dancing and entertaining.
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Miss Elsa Hill Friedenberg, of Ro-
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JEWISH INSTITUTE'S
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in New York and Atlantic City, has
VARIED ACTIVITIES
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The Wilkins Athletic Club of the
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•E' 1 Mrs. Charlotte Brown end Miss Jewish Institute carried off the hon-
= Augusta Brown, of Leicester court, ors at the "Boxing Tournament"
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E . have returned from a two weeks' stay held last week at Cass Technical High
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= in Atlantic City.
School under the auspices of the Rec-
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reation Commission.
Mrs. Harry Farbstein, of East
Medals were awarded to Max Ras-
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Kirby avenue, entertained delight- kin, Nathan Karp and Johnny Libo-
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= fully at bridge on Thursday after- witz Other participating in the
=i noon, complimenting Miss Miriam Tournament were Harry Ponn, Eli
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Gordon and David Mided.
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About 20 Jewish Institute boys,
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cipated in a "Kite" Tournament held
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at Clarke Park. The kites were
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Selling, of
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made by the boys themselves under
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tel Addison, spent several days in the direction of the Jewish Institute
Grand Rapids, from which point they Crafts instructor. Many of the kites
= went on to Chicago to attend the bore the Star of David emblem (Mog-
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a at. funeral of the late Mr. Isaac Strauss. en David) and Jewish Institute let-
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tering.
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Miss Nannette Weinman, of the
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Larrowe apartments Hamilton Boole
The last Community Night of the
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— yard, has returned from several days' season was held Sunday evening, May
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visit
in
Jackson
with
!sir.
and
Mrs.
E.
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when a banner program was pre-
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sented. Among .
the different
groups
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This season in opening
our shop a little late, we
were fortunate in one
respect. The very early
styles had had their day
and we were just in
time to secure the late
models for summer in
the most exclusive
styles, shades and ma-
terials. We want you
to accept this as an in-
vitation to call and see
them.
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Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Netzorg, o
5021 Oregon avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ireta,
to Mr. A. J. Goldberg, of Rochester,
New York.
Our Hats
Are of the same class as the dresses. We have
been very careful to select styles to please and
suit every taste. Not so many at a time, but,
always the right kind, and—Priced Right.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rubenstein, of
Port Huron, Mich., announce the en-I
gagement of their daughter, Bess, to'
Mr. Jule Levy, of Detroit.
"The reason we don't follow the style is:
because we are too busy keeping ahead
of it."
Marriages
Barnett ' s
FREEMAN-SCHULTZ.
One of the pretty weddings of the
past week was that of Miss Helen'
Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Schultz, of Virginia Park, to Mr.
Jacob S. Freeman, formerly of Cleve-
land, which took place May 22 at the
Hotel Statler. Rabbi Leo M. Frank-
lin officiated. Out of town guests
were Mrs. C. Freeman, mother of the
groom; Miss Rose Freeman, Mrs.
Fanny Freeman, Mrs. Julia Greenhut
and Mr. Barney Freeman, of Cleve-
land; Mrs. Meyer Goldstein and Miss,
Eva Goldstein, of Chicago, and Mr.
Sam Freeman, of Indianapolis. Af-,
ter an extended trip to Chicago,
French Lick and Indianapolis, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Freeman will be at,
home to their friends, after July 1,,
at the Regent Court apartments,
West Grand Boulevard.
BARNEY L. BARNETT, Mgr.
2621 Woodward
McKerchey Bld'g.
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Mrs. Adolph Enggass and Mr. Mau- tributed to the program were: The
rice Engage have returned from a sev- Dennison Progressive Club (an or-.
eral days' stay in Saginaw where they ganization of 150 immigrants) with
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- — throw h which you can hear in your home
attended many elaborate pre-nuptial a chorus of 100 male and female
a functions given by Mr. and Mrs. Max voices, gave a Golue Leide (a song,
late playing of all the great pianists, almost with -
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= Phillip Ileavenrich and Miss Pep' of the Exile). This was followed
out exception.
Heavenrich in honor of Miss Helen by a declamation in Yiddish entitled
= Schoenbrun of Chicago whose mar- Zureik ah-llaime.
The one instrument is the
= riage to Mr. Maurice Enggass of De-
The Educational Alliance present-
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troit will be an event of June 6.
ed a playlet from Sholom Aleichem.
The Lotus Social Club of which
Mrs. Hugo Hill, who spent several m 'as Ida Keidan is chaperon, gave a
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— weeks in Atlantic City and New York comedy-farce entitled "She Must
= has returned to her home on Rowena Marry a Doctor."
=street.
The Amicus Club presented an'
operetta, while the Kadimah Club
Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Freund, of 13os- gave • our rise stunt.
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ton boulevard, have returned from
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The Golden Rule Club danced a
Chicago where they attended funeral May Pole dance.
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al services of their uncle, the late Mr.
The Young Judaean Orchestra fur-
= Isaac Strauss
nished the music and the Jam section
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. of that orchestra provided music for
Miss Hortense Krolik was hostess the dancing which followed the en-
. _ =,_ at a beautifully appointed luncheon tertainment.
P = on Wednesday last complimenting
Miss Helen Schoenbrun of Chicago Classes in citizenship are held ev-
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= and Miss Miriam Hart, daughter of cry Sunday morning from 9:30 to
Mr. and Mrs. Sim liart of New York. 11:30 A. M. under the direction of
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Jack Berkowitz.
Naturally,
these
are
the
pianists
Mrs. Lena Jackson, who spent the
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in
Southern
Cali-
The Hamilton Music school branch
you want to hear when you buy a
= fornia, has returned to her home on of the Jewish Institute where in-
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atructions will be given in violin, cel-
reproducing piano.
.77-. Taylor avenue.
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lo and piano, will open Friday after-
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Mrs. David Mitchell, daughter Lil- noon at 4 P. M. at Temple Emanuel
DUO - ART Reproducing Pianos can be purchased a:
lian,
and
son,
Milton,
of
Seward
ave-
Center,
corner Byron and Euclid.
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in Michigan only at
nue returned from a six months' vie-
E., it in Los Angeles.
PROFESSOR ASHKENAZI
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SUSPECTED BY DAILY
Mrs. Meyer Berg, who spent the
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= past five months in Southern Califor-
DANZ1G.—The anti-Semitic "Dwa
= nia, has returned to her home on
Gorshe," in • recent issue, insinuates
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E.': Taylor avenue.
that Professor Ashkenazi purposely
For Estimates of Allowance on other instrument in
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a bad defense of Polish inter-
= Miss Edith hillier, of Brush street, makes
erry 3600
part exchange, see us, or phone Cherry
ests in Upper Silesia because of his
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has
returned
from
a
pleasant
visit
a.
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hatred
to Poland which he represents
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Easy Payments
Es with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- at the League
of Nations Assembly.
eph Miller, of Marine City.
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Reproducing Piano
Among the celebrated artists who make rec-
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g ord rolls of their playing for the DUO-ART and =
"-- . for NO OTHER REPRODUCING PIANO are Z.=.-
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Paderewski, Bauer, Hofmann, Ganz, Buseni
= Grainger, Novaes, Cortot, Friedman, Gabrilo- F=-
' witsch, etc.
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BAER FACTS:---
We give your Furs more Time and Atten-
tion now. Have your repairing or remodel-
ing done at present. Phone for our rep-
resentative.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Koplwoitz,,
of 1485 Clairmont avenue, announce
the birth of a son, May 24.
The DUO-ART can be had only
in the Steinway, Stroud, Wheelock,
= Steck and Weber Pianos. Catalog
. = mailed on request.
Pianos Rented
For Summer Homes.
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Mr. Harry Lieberthal, of New York
= spent several days in this city the
= guest of relatives and friends.
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Mrs. Robert Loenberg, of Ferns-
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returned from a
=avenue, as
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Clemens.
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Medic■I Commission Reports on Tar-
riots Condition of Polish Jews
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New York—"Imagine a town of
this size in the States that has ab-
solutely no sanitary or medical es-
tablishments; add to that the fact gg
that clothes are scarce and exorbitant a
price ; that th e
ply to food and other necessities and 0
then you will have some idea of the
tremendous relief problem here," Dr.
Max Colton, member of Dr. Harry
Plotz's medical relief unit, writes in
a report to the American Jewish Re-
lief Committee, of the town of Wlod-
zimer Wolinsk, population 16,000,
which is headquarters in directing 3
medical work in the surrounding dis- r
trict of ten towns.
"I travelled from here to the town
of Ozdzitucze with the Rabbi the ot-
her day," Dr. Colton continued. "All I
the time I was with him he wu.
scratching himself, and he was frank
to admit he hadn't had a bath in
weeks. Ile begged that the J. D. C.
repair the public baths no that the
eople could get a bath occasional-
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nourished, you take a child for 10
years old and find him 15. Children
of 10 look like those of five. Now
comes a story from Russia that chil-
dren are being born there without
skin and fingernails, due to the im- 1
poverished condition of the mothers.
"This part of Poland has been oc-
cupied at various times by the Ger-
man, Austrian, Polish, Bolshevik and
anti-Boshevik armies. Just attempt
to imagine its condition after all this
warfare."
Whether or not the wonderful med-
ical relief work that is being carried
on under the direction of Dr. Plotz
is continued, depends upon the re-
sponse of American Jewry to the
1921 appeal of the American Jewish
Relief Committee, as $2,000,000 of
thamount to be raised, has been set
aside to carry this monumental work
to completion.
THE
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Lunch
533-537 Forest Ave East
This beautiful duplex on roomy lot at
69 Holbrook, just off Woodward and close
to site of new Temple Beth El, built by the
owner for his home, is offered for less than
it cost to construct the building. All face
brick, slate roof. Each apartment has
three bedrooms, sleeping porch, den with
Murphy bed, French doors, tile bath with
shower, tile vestibule, maid's quarters third
floor, steam heat. Two-car garage. Ap-
pointment must be made at office of
and
Delicatessen
Give us a Trial
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Manager
Cherry 5176.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamburger,
1430 Collingwood avenue, are teem
nig congratulations on the birth of a
daughter, Wednesday, May 25.
Grmnell Bros
Headquarters, 1515-21 Woodward Avenue.
Near Sproat
"Faultless Workmanship"
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Dresses
HERBERT KOHN.
Newly elected president of the
Young People's Society of Temple
Beth El.
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,b u lt. a r. F d ,MB.p e D natv s is eo vn,
eralf
of days
East Grand
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Becker, of
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Hotel Addison, spent several days in York the past week.
Chicago the past week.
Mrs. L. Schiessler, of West Grand
Mr. E. hi. Rosenthal, of Boston boulevard, is spending several weeks
Boulevard, has returned from a trip in New York and Atlantic City.
to New York City.
Mr. D. Greenberg, o f West Euclid
Mrs. Sampson Sc hoenbrun and avenue, spent several days in New
Miss Helen Schoenbrun, of Chicago, York and Philadelphia. the past week
who were guests at Hotel Statler,
have returned home.
Mr. B. Gross, of West Grand boule-
vard, spent several days in New York
Mr. and Mrs. Max Behrendt, of and Atlantic City the past week.
Westminster avenue, have taken an
apartment at the Astor Court, West
Mr. II. J. Herman, of Longfellow
Grand Boulevard, for the summer avenue has returned from a trip to
months.
New York City.
Sultan
patrons.
Will find in our new
shop just that little note
of "rightness" so diffi-
cult to obtain in the or-
dinary store.
Mrs. Saul Benjamin, 4865 Corn-
Mr. J. P. Gordon, of Longfellow
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Sims an-
mon•ealth avenue, is spending a few
weeks with friends and relatives in avenue, has returned from a trip to nounce the engagement of their
New York City.
daughter,
Florence Carol, to Mr. Abe
New York City.
Cohane, son of Mrs. Sarah Cohane.
Mr. A. S. Weisner, of Burlingame
Mrs. Sam Marwell, of 1889 West avenue, is spending a few weeks in
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kleinsmith, of 1698
Grand Boulevard, has gone to Boston New York and Atlantic City.
West Philadelphia avenue, will be at
for a several weeks' stay.
home to their friends Sunday after-
Mr. Sidney L. Alexander, of Glynn
Mrs. M. Mayer, of Hotel Addison, ct., who spent several days in New noon and evening in honor of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mabel
has returned from Chicago, where York the past week, has returned.
G., to Mr. Arthur A. Gottesman.
she spent a few days.
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Our pleased
With 'Discerning Taste
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ai. Kraus, of Hotel
Statler, have returned from a trip to
New York City.
Miss Lillian Kaufman, of St. Louis,
Mr. II. A. Reichenbach, of West
Mo., is the guest of Miss Anna War- Grand boulevard, has returned from
ran.
an extended visit to Washington and
Philadelphia.
Miss Esther Buchalter, of East
Palmer avenue, is spending a few
Mr. W. A. Davis, of Lawrence eve-
weeks with her sisters, the Misses nue, spent several days in New York
Miriam and Sarah Buchalter, in Ashe- City the past week.
ville, N. C.
Mr. Hermann Hoexter is spending
Mrs. Isadore Stern, of New York, some time in New York City.
1 days with her sister,
ant
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Snyder, of
ue it r, of Coiling-
Mrs . Samuel 1 Kuttnaw
wood avenue, en route to a visit in West Grand boulevard, is spending
several
weeks with relatives and
Kalamazoo.
friends in Boston.
And Up.
Our beat "acle
Women and Girls
Mrs. S. Leavitt, of Cleveland, was'
Miss Miriam Marienthal, of West
the guest of Miss Rose Hecht for sev-
Grand boulevard, has returned from
eral days.
a pleasant visit with relatives and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Unger, of friends in Bay City.
Dexter Boulevard, who spent several
Miss E. B. Neynaver, of LongfelH
days in Chicago the past week, have
low avenue, h•• returned from sev-
returned.
eral weeks' visit in New York City.
$5.95, $6.95,
$7.50, $10.
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Exclusive styles
Moderately priced.
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