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Louis James Rosenberg of Brush
street has returned from a pleasant
trip to New York and Washington.
Tricofinas, Piquettes, Cordine
Twills and Tricotines fashioned in
delightful designs. Either strictly
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line and box effects, wearable with
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ur without a belt. Features in-
dude embroidery, braiding silk
arrow heads, appliqued straps,
cable stitching, clever button
trimming.
Bendetson Netzorg, the well known
pianist, contributed to the delightful
entertainment given at the Scarab
Club by several musicians of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra on Wed-
nesday evening last.
Returning from a few days' stay in
New York City is William Friedman
of Erskine street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Krieger of
Milwaukee spent their honeymoon
trip in Detroit, guests at Hotel Slat-'
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenthal of
Traverse City, Mich., are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Saul-
son of Virginia I'ark.
Mrs. Edward Musliner of Hotel
Tuller was hostess at a beautfiully
appointed luncheon given at the hotel
on Monday.
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Returning from a pleasant stay in
New York City are Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Atlas of Virginia Park.
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MRS. S. R. GLOGOWER
Nathan Friedman of Rhode Island
"The world is to be saved by the , chairman; Mrs. Albert Wenner, vice-
avenue has returned from a few days'
stay in Menominee, Mich.
laughter of school children." This bit Ichairman; Mrs. A. I,. Cohen, Mrs.
of wisdom from the Talmud was the David ('ourlander, Miss Miriam Gold-
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Marwell theme of Miss Josephine J. Eschen- man, Sirs. Walter Ileavenrich, Mrs.
have returned from French Lick and brener, membership chairman of the Harry Jacobs, Mrs. Frank Martin,
are temporarily domiciled at the As- National Child Labor Committee, who Mrs. Henry Weinstein, Mrs. Melville
tor Court apartments on West Grand spoke before the Jewish Women's club Welt and Mrs. Henry Wineman as
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boulevard.
Sunday ,to solicit the co-operation of members, who will endeavor to secure
the Jewish women of Detroit in a a 100 per cent membership in the club.
The National Child \Welfare Com-
Master Gordon Shapiro, son of Mr. campaign to he inaugurated the week
and Mrs. Sam Shapiro of Brush of March 19 on behalf of the Corn- mittee is entirely supported by public
subscription, and since sentiment and
street ,entertained the children of the mittee.
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interest in the problems which come
Ilebrew Orphan Home at a theater
Detroit women's clubs throughout to child labor can only be created by
party in honor of his seventh birth-
the city are being organized to con- education and publicity, money is
day anniversary on Saturday last.
duct a membership campaign at this necessary to carry on.
Following the party, refreshments
time that the intelligent, civic-spirited
Detroit is asked to raise $10,000 as
were served at the home of Mrs. G.
and humane people of Detroit may he her quota of this necessary fund. A
Solomon of Canfield avenue.
united in supporting measures dirvet- general committee representing all
ed against child labor, and made the clubs in Detroit has been appoint-
Miss Julia Mitchel of Brush boule-
ready to support legislation demand- ed with Mrs. H. J. Maxwell Grylls,
vard has returned from a fortnght's
ing education, health standards and chairman. Mrs. S. It. Glogower, presi-
stay with relatives and friends in
opportunity
for the children freed dent of the Jewish Woman's club, is
Bay City.
front this evil.
a member of the executive committee.
There
are
memberships
of $2 for
Dr. Felix Adler, Adolph Lewisohn,
Miss Esther Elconin of Kenilworth
avenue spent a few days in Toledo associates, $5 for contributing mem- Rabbi Stephen S. Wise and Miss
the past week visiting relatives and bers, $10 for subscribing, $25 for sus- Lillian 0. Wald have long been on
taining and $100 or more for donors. the Board of the National Committee
friends.
A committee was appointed in the and are deeply anxious for the success k
"she designing Paradise of Paris" to Ilex-
ites—come Orange Gowns.
Mrs. J. Swartz of Cleveland is club with Mrs. William Stearns, of the work.
spending a few days in the city the
We, and most of the fashionable women of
guest of relatives and friends.
Miss Rose Phillips has returned
France and America consider Orange Robes
Returning from a pleasant stay from Chicago, where she addressed
the moat gorgeous examples of dress artistry.
with relatives and friends in Toledo the department of superintendence of
is Sirs. Joseph Alexander of Burlin- the National Eudcational Association.
It is with great ;wide that we invite you to
game avenue.
revel in our beautiful showing of Orange
Mr. and Mrs. N. Simon of Chicago
In a party which left Monday fo r
Gowns for Dinner, Dance and Evening
Mrs. S. II. Werner (Fay Schlafer) Ashville, N. C., were Mrs. M. F. Ash _ announce the engagement of their
entertained at a theater party and ner and (laughter, Winifred, Mis daughter, Rose, to Dr. Max Kohn,
Wear.
later at dinner at Hotel Statler in Sadie Ilimelhoch and Mrs. M. J. Cap _ son of Mrs. S. Kohn of Vinewood
honor of Miss Marie Sugerman of Ian. They expect to be gone unti I avenue, this city.
Springtim e Creations
New York City, who is visiting here. April.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Felstein of To-
Sirs. Harry Stiglitz and son, Al-
Mrs. A. Biller announces the con . ledo, Ohio, announce the engagement
lan, of '2277 West Euclid avenue are firmation of her son, Harold, on Sat _ of their daughter, Bertha, to Bernard
spending a few days with relatives in rday, Starch 18. Bar Mitzvah sere . Sumner of this city.
Dayton, Ohio.
ices will be held at Ilague and Rus-
sell street synagogue on Saturday
Mrs. II. Friedenberg of Virginia morning. Reception in the boy's
l'ark has returned from Chicago after honor will be held at the home of
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a short visit there with friends.
Mrs. Weingarden, 1228 East Bethune,
33 Grand 16, er
from 7 to 9 p. m.
65 University Bldg.
Covers were laid for 22 people at
Avenue East
Sixth Floor
Sir. and Mrs. II. Black of 1688 St.
a juvenile party given by Miss Ruth
Mrs. T. Birnkrant of Boston boule- Clair avenue are receiving congratu-
Cohen of 5628 Dix avenue on Sunday
vard
entertained
on
Sunday,
March
lations
on the birth of a son, Edward
evening, March 5, in honor of the
Alpha Lambda Kappa fraternity. Kid 5, in honor of Miss Lillian Boyer of Ely, on March 4.
Chattanooga,
Tenn.,
famous
flying
games were played.
dare-devil. Miss Boyer showed two
Miss Ida Penslar of 3815 Twenty- reels of films explaining her thrilling
ninth street entertained for a num- stunts. Miss Grace Litz offered sev-
THE ORIGINAL SCHOOL OF MILLINERY
ber of her friends at a social gather- eral selections on the piano. The en-
Beeman's Evening School teaches you in 60 days. Afternoon and
ing given at her home. A buffet tertainment ended with a billiard con-
evening classes. Diplomas awarded. Positions guaranteed.
luncheon was served for 10 couples. test.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klein are re-
4152 Woodward Avenue
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Room 200 A
Telephone Garfield 5010
Mrs. Sarah Franklin has moved of a son, March 3.
Mrs. E. Shellfish and family of
Baldwin avenue have moved into from 3642 Brush street to 323 East
their new home at 375 Elmhurst ave- Canfield avenue.
The Jewish Ladies Aid Society held
nue.
their regular monthly meetting March
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bing returned 1, at which time they voted to send
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Miss Beatrice Rohrlich of this city home Saturday, March 4, after spend- $20 for Matzos for the poor of De-
left for Hollywood, Calif., for an in- ing two months in California.
troit and $5 to the Detroit liebrew
definite stay to visit with relatives
Orphans Home for refreshments for
SUPERIOR KOSHER RESTAURANTS
and friends. While en route, Miss
Mr. nod Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman of the children for Purim. 1
Rohrlich will stop at Chicago and Kingsley court announce the Bar
Exclusive Caterer. to Wedding Parties and Banquet.
Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Jacob Kovinsky delightfully
Mitzvah of their son, Victor, on Sat-
MAIN DINING ROOM
LUNCH ROOM AND DELICATESSEN
urday morning, Starch 18, at 10 entertained 12 little girls at a theater
2030 Woodward Ave.
A surprise birthday party was o'clock, at the Beth Moses Synagogue, party Saturday, March 4, in honor of
Open Day and Night
Co.,. Elisabeth
given Wednesday evening, March 1, 648 Adelaide. Friends are invited. her daughter Lillian's birthday.
20 West Adam. Avenue
Barry Lebovitx, Mgr.
in honor of Miss Estelle Meister Har- No cards.
Near Fyfe's Shoe Store
ris, at her home, 506 East Kirby
Rabbi Louis Woolsey of Euclid
avenue.
Mrs. Ben Jacob of 938 Gladstone Avenue Temple, Cleveland, spoke in
avenue entertained at luncheon and Pontiac at the Ceneral •Methodist
bridge last Saturday complimenting Episcopal church Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Curt Weinberg, former presi- His subject was "The Jewishness of
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Pis- Jesus."
gah Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Netzorg
returned to their home on
Mrs. Curt Weinberg of 1627 Tay- Clay avenue after spending the Henry
past
, lor avenue entertained at luncheon two months in California,
and bridge last Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Born (Martha Nugarten), who
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Baalan
is leaving for Elmira, N. Y., to make and son of I.ongfello• avenue, De-
her home there.
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troit, were Sunday guests of their
parents, Mr. and Airs. Benjamin Net-
Charge
4 Cents Each
Miss Yetta Filin has left for Penn- zorg.
Beautifully Laundered
sylvania to visit her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Orman gave a de-
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Brinnie Kraus celebrated her lightful hard time party on Thurs-
a
I eleventh birthday with a party on day, March 2. Games and dancing
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Thursday, March 9.
were enjoyed. Benjamin Goldstein
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won the men's prize for the most
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Edwin Beber of Taylor avenue re- comical costume and Mrs. I,ouis Solo-
mon
the woman's. Buffet luncheon
' turned from New York, where he was
called to attend the funeral of his was served to eight couples.
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mother.
From
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Member Executive Committee for Detroit.
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The Black Cape
sr HE 1922 version linking up the romance of the past
1 symbolizes the daring verve of the Modern Woman.
Snugly enveloping the neck by means of Platinum or
Black Caracul are the slender width of heavy Silk Crepe
in undulating lines, depending for vivid existence on
their linings.
The collection ranges from $75.00 to $275.00.
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Return. to the Most Phenomenal Triumph and Country-Wide
Concert Tour in Recital
ORCHESTRA HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 16
Detroit Concert Bureau.
Tickets at Grinnell's, March 9: $2.50, $2, $1.50, $1, plu. war tax.
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An excellent assortment of choice fabrics for Spring
and Summer wear is now at your disposal.
We Solicit Your Inspection.
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Originators in Detroit of This
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At a reception given by Mrs. B. 0.
Harris last Sunday afternoon and
evening former associates and friends
met Miss Beatrice Sweetman, who is
returning to her home in New York
City after completing an extensive
survey of the Hawai:an Islands for
the Honolulu Star Bulletin. Miss
Sweetman is known as an ad expert
and has since her return to the main-
land been the guest of the Ad Clubs
and Better Business Bureaus of
Seattle, Cleveland, Portland, San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver and
Chicago. At a luncheon given by
Mias Genevieve Rowe at the Woman's
City Club Monday noon, Miss Sweet-
man gave an interesting talk on "Cos-
, mopolitan Honolulu."
PERFECTION LODGE
Merchant
Tailor
The Shop when courtesy
and service Previa
4739 Woodward
lost North of Froved Ara
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & A.
M., will hold special communication,
Wednesday, March 15.
C. K. SANDORF, Skcretary.
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ON BIRTHDAY OCCASION
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CRANDALL'S BRAZILIAN CIRCUS
The following verses were written
on the occasion of the birthday anni-
versary of Rabbi Leo M. Franklin,
Sun& y, March 5, and were sung by
the children of the Religious School
of Temple Beth El to the tune of
"America."
Our guide and faithful friend,
May good thy way attend
All through the year.
Has Circus Riders Are Taught—Funniest Act in Vaudeville
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Keeper & Kewpie I ERNEST DUPELL
Dance Fantasies
That Funny Fellow
IN ADDITION AN EXCLUSIVE PHOTOPLAY PROGRAM
FEATURING
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May peace and happiness shine on
this day to bless
With heaven's pure caress
Our teacher dear.
The Grentert Fighting-Love Picture
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Oh God to Thee we raise
Our voice in joyful praise
For this glad day.
For Him our leader true,
Who loves to bear and do,
Who lets Thy sunlight through,
On all our way.
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CAMPAIGN AGAINST CHILD LABOR
The Lyric String Quartet, newts
organized from the ranks of well
known Detroit Symphony Orchestra
artists, played with the Bethany
Choral Society at a concert at the
Bethany Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening last.
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