711E7)LTROITIEWISII @RONICLI5 PAGE SIX _ . WeagagegliWeeei daetal .and tufiz el wOODWARI) AVRNUt QVSOTtai A Summer Frock of Organdie All Society Item. and other local notes mould be c cated to the office of the Chronicle by S o'clock each Wednesda• afternoon in order to appear in the current week's imbue. Phone Glendale 11326, Society Editor. Mail notices so as to be received not later than Wednesday 2A11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111lui I Gowns Wraps Suits E Furs L=I EE EE EE EE a ._ ,J„ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahn enter- York City. tained at a house party at their sum- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schundt, of mer home at Walnut Lake on Satur- day night, complimenting Miss llor- Lawrence avenue, have returned tense Krolik, whose engagement to from a trip to New York City. Mr. Walter Lillienfeld, of Willmette, Mr. B. Schwartz, of Boston Boule- Eh, has been announced. vard, spent several days in New York Mrs. Magnus Butzel, of Rowena City the past week. street, who spent several weeks in Mr. S. Lobsitz, of Syracuse, N. Y., Atlantic City and New York, has re- is the guest of his children, Mr. and turned. Mrs. Albert Rosenfield, of Glynn Mr. Max Binswanger, who visited court. with relatives in the city, has re-1 I Mr. and Mrs. J. Mandelstam, of turned to his home in New York. I Longfellow avenue, are spending sev- I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Welt are spend-I eral weeks in New York and Atlantic City. ing several weeks in Atlantic City. Rabbi and Mrs. Samuel S. Mayer- berg, of Dayton, Ohio, were among the delegates at the Buffalo conven tion, renewing old friendships with the Detroit contingent. Exclusiveness of design, but prices that are not higher than you'd expect to pay for the com- monplace. = = . "The reason w e don't follow th e styles is because we are lull busy keeping ahead of them." / / / / / fliarriagre '22.50 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butzel enter- tilt° IMPORTER .7=.- = McKerchey Bldg. 72 2631 Woodward Ave. Pleased Patrons. Our Best "Ads" Exclusive Styles Moderately Priced. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Landsberg (An- nette King) are receiving congratula- tions on the birth of a daughter, Ethel Lila, on May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Elconin (Adele Terlitzkyl, at present residing at 538 North street, Toledo, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a (laughter, Hannah, on May 26. Dresses and Hats Nothing else but you'll find here that touch of exclusiveness coupled with consideration in the making of prices. Sir. and Mrs. Arthur I. Harris, of 263 Medbury avenue, announce the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Krause, of birth of a daughter, Marion Frances, Hotel Steller, are visiting with rela- on Wednesday, May 25. tines and friends in Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. S. Peck, 1019 Alfred Miss Maybelle Weisskerz, of Co- street, are receiving felicitations on lumbus, Ohio, spent several days in the birth of a daughter, Sylvia, on Monday, May 23. the city the past week. tained at a family dinner at their a Miss Belle Myers, of Columbus, = home on Edison avenue on Tuesday =evening last, commemorating Mr. Ohio, who spent several days at Hotel Butzel's birthday anniversary. Among Wolverine, has returned. = = the out-of-town guests here for the 9 i Mr. and Mrs. A. Disner, of 11511 Brush street, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Anita, to Mr. Sam Horowitz, of Kirby avenue. SVASSOMM.W414/0.000A ‘• ‘ • Mr. and, Mrs. Day Krolik, of Ro- wens street, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Hortense, to Mr. Walter E. Lillienfeld, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lillienfeld, of Will- mette, Ill. Mrs. Minnie Hartz announces the engagement of her (laughter, Thelma, Mrs. Henry Swartz Jr., of Denver, to Mr. Max Blumberg. Among the Detroiters who were in attendance at the twenty-seventh Colo., spent some time in Detroit, en convention of the Union of American route home from the Buffalo conven- SO. Hebrew Congregations and the fourth tion. annual meeting of the National Fede- ration of Temple Sisterhoods were Mrs. Richard Gordon, of Denver, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, Mr. Ilenry J. Colo., is spending several weeks with Berkowitz, Mr. Samuel Ileavenrich, relatives and friends in the city. JACOBSON•LONBERGER Mr. Louis Welt, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon, Miss Blanche Cone, who has spent The marriage of Miss Lillian Lon- Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Solomon, Mr. the past six weeks in Miami, Fla., and berger and Mr. Louis E. Jacobson and Mrs. Milford Stern, Mr. and Mrs. Atlantic City, has returned to her took place Friday, May 27, at Temple Magnus Hirschfield, Mrs. Sarah Ro- home on West Bethune avenue. Beth El. Rabbi Leo Si. Franklin of- senzweig, Miss Anna Solomon, Mr. ficiated. Following an Eastern trip, Ben Tannenholz, Mr. Lester J. Leo- Sir. and Sirs. Jacobson will make Mrs. Joseph Aaron and Miss Jo- pold, Mr. Joseph J. Cummins, Mr. their home in this city. Milton M. Alexander and Mr. Max sephine Aaron have returned from an extended Southern trip. Cohn. Mr. and Mrs. D. Robinson, 308 Ro-, Mr. Reuben G. Levyn, of the An- wena street, announce the marriage! Mrs. S. E. Heineman entertained of their daughter, Mollie, to Mr. Ja.! on Friday last at her beautiful home gletairre apartments, spent several cob l'erlmutter, of Detroit. The wed-1 in Bloomfield Hills, honoring Miss days in Fostoria, Ohio, the past week. ding will take place at the Women's{ Emma Butzel, who leaves Sunday for Mr. B. L. Feeder, of Martin place, Federation Club house Tuesday, 1 an extended Continental trip. has returned from a trip to New June 14. Reception 8:30. No cards. Black over Flame with Red Sash; appliqued red polka dots in skirt and collar. Par- ticularly charming. Excep- tional value at-- -..÷.- = = = = = -L-- 7— i n Brent" S Th e `v hop Eitgattrmruts We are never satisfied with our stock until we hear our customers say that our styles can't be found elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Morris (Gene-! vieve Miller) are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a son, Hilliard Ralph, on May 22. Barnett's Mr. F. J. Davidson, of Longfellow = occasion were Mr. and Mrs. A. Fried- man, of Chicago, and Mr. Lawrence avenue, spent several days in Wash- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson, of a( p the past the Felix apartments (Sara Wets- ington and = Blaze), of New York. week. man) are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Dorothy Mr. Maurice Enggass spent a few = Mr. J. Bronstein, of East Kirby Mary. E. days in Chicago the past week. avenue, has returned from a trip to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt and fam- New York City. ,SHAAREY ZEDEK SCOUTS ily, of Boston Beulevard, are spend- Mr. T. Gordon, of King a venue, HAVE PARENTS' NIGHT = ing several weeks in Atlantic City. spent several days in New York City Mrs. David Levy and son, of Bos- the past week. "Parents' Night" at the Shaarey a., ton Boulevard, have returned from a Mr. and Mrs. S. Oppenhei men, of Zedek, Tuesday evening, packed the = several weeks' stay at Atlantic City. gymnasium of the synagogue with tuned 758 Longfellow avenue have re ing rests the relatives of the half-hundred Jew- Mr. Adolph Freund, of Chicago from Chicago, where they were guests = ish boys who constitute Scout Troops = Boulevard, left Monday for Des at the Gettle-Ilershfeld wedd A and B. Besides the parents of the Moines, Iowa, where he will be in at- Mrs. Joe Hollander, of 5 2 East Scouts, the executive committee of t the B'nai Brith conven- ttUr(il.ance a Forest avenue, is leaving for Heil- the organization, as well as J. Fred bronin, Germany, on the Mauretania I.awton, Scout Commissioner fur Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern, 560 June 15, whre she will spend the sum- Michigan, were guests of the boys and audience to the entertainment East Grand Boulevard, will be at mar with relatives. BARNEY L. BARNETT, Mgr. 261 Woodward Avenue In the McKerchey Bldg. Near Sproat Street 51111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Ifi 011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111E staged. = home Sunday afternoon and evening, Among the speakers of the even- Mrs. Irwin Berry has left for "Wit- June 12, in honor of the confirma- mette on the bake," where she will tog were El Conan H. Saulson, Chief, tion of their son, Philip S. Stern. spend the summer months. Mr. aBefrerw Berry Scout Master of Troop No. 104; Mr. Stocker, who presided, and J. Fred Mrs. Herman Marks, of Erskine accompanied her, spending Lawton. Messrs. Milton Maddin, As- street, has returned from New York, days. sistant Scout Master, and Nathan from which point Mn. Marks sailed Dr. and Mrs. David Weingarden Aberson, in charge of Troop B, di- for England last week. left for an extended trip in the East. reeled the maneuvers of the boys, Mis. Leo Weiss, of Third avenue, While in Boston, Dr. Weingarden will which included a first aid drill. Troop 104, of the Shaarey Zedek,! has gone to Port Huron, where she attend a meeting of the American ! rapidly growing to be one of the will make an extended visit with rela- Medical Association. most efficient in the city. The ex- tives and friends. Mr. anti Mrs. A. Orbach, of Vicks- cellence of its execution in drill was Miss Miriam Hart, who spent sev- burg, Miss., will arrive Monday to favorably commented upon by Mr.' eral weeks with her parents, Mr. and visit their (laughter and son-in-law, Lawton. .f.,. Pianos Rented = = For. Summer Homes. ,i' '.,\ 1, l',,,•'!,,Ireopjl , ': k IN ■ 64;..,:.:4 ;•:i:41‘,,!'- 1 4 ----- ...'' ,..:' . \Z;(11 P% 1 ' ,,,,,,,,. -.":1-4 l',0.- ' ' ,,,4 .4., .7:' -. • . ' •'• Mrs. Sim Hart, has returned to New Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mandell, of 33 Col- lingwood avenue. York. • X, *1 ,, '- ...- ---'v4,:l>=.. 11\"4 •\ ._ vii :_,_!-:,.,7 1 1' :-) 3,; Lil: ---- i , Paderewski Says: "ThePianola '''' is ,- -T: \. 7 Perfection" There are many makes of player-pianos, but the PIANOLA is the ONLY ONE endorsed not only by Paderewski, but by scores of other great artists, as well. There is but one factor, alone, that could gain this recognition — P R 0 - NOUNCED MUSICAL SUPERIORITY! Though no other player-piano will delight and satsfy you as will the PIANOLA, it is no higher in price than ordinary players sold by other dealers, and we sell it on Very Easy Monthly Payments. It can be purchased in Michigan only at Grinnell Bros "a•• •• Weber, Stroud, Playtona, Wheelock, Steck and Grinnell Bros. 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Come in, or phone—Cherry 3600. 61111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII0111111111111111111111111111111111111 I'll Figure It Out For You Books opened, audited, trial balance and financial reports prepared. Reasonable rates. Daniel L. Tickton (Formerly with Sarasohn & Shetzer) Hickory 4448-M; Main 8295. AMITIANS Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Klein were Mrs. II. A. Myers and daughter, The weekly meeting of the Ami- Miss Berenice, of Buffalo, are guests pleasantly surprised last Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. evening by their children and a few dans was held Tuesday evening, May Morris, of 29 Pilgrim avenue. of their moat intimate friends in :11, in the home of Miss Mel Price, honor of their twenty-fifth wedding 9136 Cameron avenue. A regular business meeting was Mrs. Milton Kuttnauer, of Glynn anniversary. transacted and many social events for = court, is in Philadelphia, in attend- ance at the marriage of her niece, Miss Rena Zeiger, of 33 Tennyson the future were discussed. Follow- Miss Lillian Mark. avenue, Highland Park, has just re- ing the adjournment of the meeting, turned from Columbus, Ohio, where luncheon was served by the hostess, Mn. and Mrs. J. P. Cohn, of Cleve- she attended the annual spring affair and dancing followed. The next meeting will be held at land, delegates at the Buffalo con- of the No chapter of the Zeta Beta the home of Sirs. D. E. Garfield, 247 vention, spent a few days in Detroit Tau fraternity. Harper avenue, June 7. en route to Mt. Clemens, where they will be guests at the Park Hotel. Mr. and Sirs. A. Jacobson, of 563 Josephine avenue, will be at home to KURLANDER AID Mn. Clarence R. Lindner spent nen- their friends Sunday afternoon and eral days in Buffalo the past week. evening, June 12, in honor of the A regular meeting of the Grace confirmation of their daughter, An- Kurlander Aid Society was held Miss :Mildred Snyder, of East For- nette. Wednesday evening, May 25 at the = est avenue, has returned from a sev- Farnsworth synagogue. A silver set eral (lays' visit to Chicago. Many elaborate entertainments that was raffled Was won by Mrs. Jo- have been given for Miss Mollie Rob- seph Beisman. Mr. Sidney Rinds, of Denver, Colo., inson in honor of her approaching Tickets for the first annual excur- 7-2- is spending some time with his par- marriage to Mn. Jacob I'erlmutter, sion to be given Sunday, June 19, to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rindskoff, which takes pace Tuesday, June 14, Sugar Island, can be obtained from 516 East Kirby avenue. at the Women's Federation Club members. The next meeting will be building. held June 8 at the Farnsworth syna- Miss Millie Alpern, of Alpena, was = gogue. E the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sol E. Op- Miss Lillian Wagner, of 514 Alger = penheimer, of Rhode Island avenue, avenue, has left for a few weeks' PERFECTION LODGE NOTICE = en route to a visit with relatives and stay with her sister, at Buhl, Minn. M friends in Philadelphia. Special. Bulletin. • Messrs. J. Werbe and S. Simon Wednesday, June 1, Mdies night Mn. and Mrs. J. S. Samuels, of St. spent Memorial Day with friends in = and E. A. degree at 1:30 sharp. Ban- Louis, 'Mo., spent a few days in De- Saginaw, Mich. quet at 7 p. m. Dancing at 9 p. m. troit en route to Mt. Clemens, where they will be at the Park Hotel: An interesting social event of the in assembly hall. Members and lady week-end was the dancing party only, dancing free. Wednesday, June 8, F. C. degree ! Miss Tena Levyn and Mr. David E. given Friday night, May 27, at 1474 , Levyn, of Warren avenue, left on Boston Boulevard, by the Sigma Mu and lookout committee meeting at 7 p. m. =. Thursday last for Fostoria, Ohio, fraternity. By order W. M. where they will make their future CHAS. K. SANDORF, Secy. = home. Miss Anne Cohen, of Chicago, Ill., is making an extended visit at the Mr. Alvin F. Traxler, of Edina home of her sister and brother-in- OBITUARY avenue, has returned from avenue, . a trip to law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levin, of = New York City. East Kirby avenue. SOL BARON 353 Navahoe Ave. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Meir, of West Sir, and Mrs. Samuel Raskin were Sol Baron, little son of Mr. -!and Grand Boulevard, who spent several chaperones at a 'Kids' Farm Party" Mrs. E. Baron, of 283 East Hancock weeks in the East, have returned. given by the Alpha and Beta chap- avenue, died suddenly on Tuesday, term of an independent fraternity, May 24. Ile was 5 years old. Dr. J. Y. Burnstein, of Farnsworth consisting of some 40 university stu- avenue, spent several days in New dents, the evening of Saturday, May York City the past week. 28, on the farm and orchard of Gon- - stable Banks, a few miles north of THE Mr. D. M. Sadder, of Longfellow Farmington, Mich. Barney M. Israel, • !r•eue, has returned from an extend- formerly of Tufts University, was the ed Eastern trip. winner of the annual peanut race prize, offered by two Beta members. Mr. II. Simons, of Hotel Charle- The evening was spent by the "kids" voix, has returned from an Eastern in playing children's games, telling trip. ghost stories, dancing, horseback rid- ing and motoring about the farm. and Mr. Si. E. Goldstone, of Byron ave- nue, spent several days in New York Delicatessen toe past week. Give us a Trial Strand Lunch Mr. and Mrs. David Klein, Miss Gertrude and Mr. Harold Klein and Miss Minnie Cummings, of Leicester court, spent several days in Dayton, Ohio, the past week. 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