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WOMEN'S — MISSES'

Miss Marion Reuben of 321 Rowena
Jack Weinberg of Prescott, Mich.,
spent a few slays in the city enroute street is visiting with her brothers
to New York where he will join his in Toledo, 0.
family for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Krim celebrated
Returning from Mullet Lake, Che- the confirmation of their son, Sol, on
boygan, Mich. are Mr. and Mrs. Phil Monday, September 26, at the Mt.
Feinberg and daughters, Jeannette Clemens Synagogue. Services at the
synagogue were followed by a dinner
and Helen, of Farrand Park.
at the Riverside Hotel for sixty
' Mrs. Nathan Norman of West guests. Joseph Barondesa, formerly
Grand boulevard and Mrs. I. L. Cohen member of the Zionist Executive coin-
of Lothrop avenue were hostesses at millet and known as a speaker of na-
a charmingly appointed luncheon at tional repute, delivered the principal
the Elks' Temple followed by a thea- address of the evening. Many De-
tre party complimenting Mrs. Joseph troiters were present at the Confirma-
Goldberg of Fostoria, 0., and Miss tion.
Helen Pearl of Chicago.
Mrs. L. P. Marko of Chicago, form-
Adolph Amberg who spent several ally from Detroit, is visiting Mr. and
weeks in the Adirondack Mountains Mrs. Max Fixler of 548 Holbrook
avenue, and other friends in the city.
has returned to the city.

Coats that you will find beauti-
fully tailored, clever in effects,
graceful in swing, original in de-
tail and priced extremely low.
Soft and velvety Velours, Bolivias,
Veldyne and novelties. Fur col-
lars which may be worn low or
turned up at neck.

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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Stationery

and Writing Supplies

Monogrammed stationery for Clubs, Lodges,
Churches, Fraternities and for private use.
This department also offers a large assort-
ment of Desk Sets, Blotters, Ink Wells,
Fountain Pens, Steel Pens and all corre-
spondence requirements.

Engraving

Announcements, Invitations, Programs and
Cards for weddings, receptions, banquets
and all social functions. Family Crests,
Monograms and Special Designs.

Detroit, Mich.

Pall and Winter
Fashions

Exclusive Modes

Fall Dresses

$23 .5 ,.$89 ."

Fall Coats

Special Style Coat at

$49.50

Trimmed with Nutria
Collars and Cuffs

Suits for Fall

Let us present to you one of the most
pretentious exhibits of Women's and
Misses' Fall and Winter Apparel.

Tonktin co-

The Genius of Paris and Fifth Avenue
Revealed in Himelhoch Millinery

French models and hats inspired by the latest importation in pro-
• fuse display. Paris emphasises the black hat with Spanish
accessories. Here, too, are the much favored Cava-
lier types with sweeping plumes of ostrich.
Illustrated is one of those black Panne Tricorne made famous at
the Bal du Grand Prix. A perfect curtain of black
ostrich plume falls from its brim in the back
in a great shower.

Prices from $15.00 up.

Charles Hess of Longfellow avenue
spent several days in New York the
past week.

Miss M. 'semen of Edison avenue
spent a few days in Washington and
Philadelphia the past week.

Mrs. K. Brown of Belmont avenue
Mr. S. Rosenthal, formerly of De-
troit, now of Flint, Mich., was a re- has returned from an extended tour
throughout the New England States.
cent visitor in the city.

Miss Fannie Rosenberg has return-
Mr. and Mrs. I. Srere of Los An-
geles, Calif., who visited with their ed from • trip to New York City.
children in Detroit, are returning to
I. J. Davis of hotel Tuller spent a
the Coast for the Holy Days.
few days in New York the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schiller of East
Returning from a visit with rela-
Hancock avenue have returned from
an extended trip to Russia, France tives and friends in Goshen, Ind., is
Mrs. Max Berger of Lincoln avenue.
and Germany.

L. Hertzberg of Hotel Tuller has
Mrs. A. B. Kaufman of Farnsworth
avenue who spent a few weeks in returned from a trip to New York,
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Mackinac Island has returned.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Alpern
Mr. and Mrs. F. Schwartz of Field
avenue have returned from a several Buffalo, N. Y., are visiting Mr. and
agara Falls. The were accompanied
weeks' trip to Atlantic City.
by Mrs. M. Shapiro and daughter.

(Since 1842)

16 Witherell

Mrs. Samuel J. Schaefer and daugh-
ter, Miss Fern Schaefer of Chicago
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. I. Saulson of East Hancock
avenue. Miss Schaefer has enrolled
as a student at the State Normal
School at Ypsilanti.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shapiro have re-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mandestern
of 2286 West Grand boulevard have turned from their honeymoon and are
returned from an extended European at home at the Shakespeare apart-
ments, on Second Boulevard.
trip.

TIOICHMIOND aACKU

Woodward at Copal-ow

Mr. and Firs. II. Simons of Hotel
Miss Bernice Frazer of Cheboygan,
Mich., spent a few days in the city Tuller have returned from an extend-
the guest of friends and relatives ed trip throughout the Eastern
enroute to Ann Arbor where she is a states.
student at the University of Michigan .
Returning from a trip to Wocester,
Returning from Grayling, Mich., Mass., is II. II. Rice of Hotel Char-
where she spent the past few weeks levoix.
visiting with relatives and friends is
Mrs. Joseph Frank and non, Leon-
Miss Lillian Landsberg of 89 Rowena
ard of 1411 Burlingame avenue have
street.
returned from a month's stay at
Simon Shetzer of East West boule- l'etoskey, Mich.
vard left for Cambridge, Mass., where
L. J. Barron has returned from a
he will enter Harvard University.
Mr. Shetzer is a recent graduate of several days visit with relatives and
friends in Providence, R. I.
the University of Michigan.

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Mrs. S. Wollner of 2286 West Grand
Mr. and Mrs. David Rodenberg of
boulevard has returned from a trip Mrs. Lee M. Ehrlich of hotel Tuller .
through Russia, France and Germany.
Lee M. Ehrlich of Hotel Tuller.

Mrs. Laura Bressler Wilkinson is
Mr. Sam Feldman of 307 Ferry
visiting with relatives and friends in avenue extends a cordial invitation
Rockwood, Filch.
to
his friends to attend the confirma -
•
tion of his son on the second day of
Returning form a several weeks
Rosh Ilashona Zedek synagogue.
trip to Atlantic City and New York
are Mr. and Mrs. F. Schiffer of Mont-
Miss Jennie Zierer left Sunday fo r
clair avenue.
Ann Arbor where she will enter th e
Dental College of the University o f
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kositchek, Mr. and
Michigan.
Mrs. Raymond Abrahamson and Mr.
and Mrs. Marc Goldberg (Grace
The American Red Cross Motor
Kositchek) of 648 Burlingame avenue Corps of war time reorganized for
have returned from Grosse Pointe the purpose of sewing for the desti-
Shores whre they occupied their sum-
tute children in the Balkan States met
mer home during the season.
at the home of Miss Sara Goldberg of
West Grand boulevard on Wednesday
Mrs. B. Feeder and daughter of
Martin Place who were recent guests last.

at Hotel Ambassador at Atlantic City
Many grateful thanks are extended
have returned.
to the contributors of the weekly out-
ings given the inmates of the Jewish
Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg and daughters
Old Folks' home through the pas t
Irene and Madeline left for California
seven months. The blessings of a
where they expect to spend the win-
Ilappy New Year is invoked for them .
ter. Mr. Rosenberg was graduated
from the University of Michigan last
Mrs. Herman A. Schmier of 100
June.
Trowbridge avenue is spending a few

weeks in New York, New Jersey,
Mrs. Emil Amberg and children
Connecticut and Washington, D. C.
have returned from Lake Placid, N.
Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldberg and
family of West Grand boulevard have
Emil Schubot and family have
gone to Akron, 0., where they will
moved to 327 Farnsworth avenue.
make their future home.

Mrs. A. Pollock of Port Huron,
Returning to West Branch, Mich.,
Mich., has returned to her home after
is Miss Dorothy Blumenthal, a re-
a pleasant visit with her children,
guest at the home of Mrs. II. Al-
cent
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ash and family,
pern of Webb avenue.
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smilansky.

Burton Freedman, son of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Klein have moved
Firs. George Freedman of Colorado
to their new home at 1410 Coiling-
avenue, have gone to Ann Arbor ,
wood.
where he has enrolled as a student at
the University of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Saulson have
returned from a motor trip throug the
Miss Helen Esser, daughter of Mr.
East.
and Mrs. I. Esser of Medbury avenue
her sophomore year
Mr. Harvey L. Vehon of Tuxedo has left to spend
at the University of Michigan. Miss
avenue has left on a several weeks
graduate of the Ganapol
trip to Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, Esser is a
School of Music where she was a pu-
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
pil of Mrs. Boris L. Ganapol. She
will continue her musical studies with
Complimenting Miss Shirley Green-
Mr. Albert Lockwood of the Univer-
field who returned from an extended
sity School of Music.
visit to Chicago, a gathering was
given by Miss Eleanor Katzer of 546
CHALUZIM ARRIVE AT JAFFA
Hendrie avenue Saturday last.
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Three
Mrs. Ellis Friedman and daughter, hundred Chaluzim arrived at Jaffa
Rose, have returned from a ten day from Trieste. The "City of York,"
visit to New York City where they carrying $80,000 worth of tools sent
attended the wedding of their son by the American Poale Zionists for
and brother, Samuel to Miss Lilian the use of Palestinian workingmen
Drescher of that city. Many enter- has arrived at Jaffa and is being un-
tainments were given in their honor. loaded.

DUO-ART
Reproducing Piano

—brings the playing
of the artist into your
home—reproducing it
with such perfection
as is not equalled by
any other instrument
of its type.

Steinway
Grand Duo-Art
Reproducing
Piano

As a matter fo fact, so
s t r i kingly pre - emi-
nent is the Duo-Art in
this all - important
feature that practi-
cally all the great pi-
ani." make record-
rolls of their playing The Duo-Art can be had only in these
pianos: Steinway, Stroud, Wheelock,
for it exclusively.
Steck, Weber grand and upright mod-
els. Prices from $795. Liberal allow-
Don't forget to get ance on other instrument in part ex-
full particulars re- change. Convenient payments ar-
ranged.
garding this.

Grinnell Bros,.

Private demonstration at any lima—fourth floor.
Evening. by apointment—phone Cherry 3600.

HEADQUARTERS: 1515-21 WOODWARD AVENUE

Catalog and full information mailed you upon request.

Fyfe's Third Floor

Women's "Out Size" Shoes

N ADDITION to gene.... style and high-grade leathers, many other
I important features are combined to make this season's shoes for stout
women the most desirable we have ever shown.
A built-in steel thank supports the foot arch firmly and comfortably. Vari-
ous types of top measurements insure perfect fit without gussets. Durable
linings and solid leather counters and boxes add appreciably to comfort awl
service.
Sizes 3 to 11; widths AA to ERE.

The Tait Shop

All block or
brows kid boot
with welt a o I e,
L o II i o heel and
Main tot 01 illus.
troted.

All block or
brows kid boot

'11.50

$10

$11.50.

Black or brows
kid with cloth tot
sad plain toe.

Other "Out Size" Shoes
at $8.50 to $11.50

"Personality Hats"

Third Floor.

Correctly FiJiti.

131 John It Street

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