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The first of summer
in this shipment of

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Shepherd Plaids

Prominent among the notable wed-
dings of the past week was the mar-
riage of Miss Hortense Krolik, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Day Krolik, to
Walter Lillienfeld, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lillienfeld of Wilmette,
Ill., which was solemnized on Mon-
day afternoon, March 27, at 5 o'clock
at the home of her parents on Ro.
wena street, in the presence of the
immediate family. The drawing room
in which the ceremony was performed
by Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, was a
veritable bower of fragrant blossoms,
beautiful spring flowers in a colorful
array predominating. The bride, a
popular member of the younger set,
who was unattended, was charming
in a modish frock of navy blue twill
and periwinkle blue crepe, heavily
embroidered, with crepe of corre-
sponding hue and material. A peri-
winkle blue felt chap
eau om
cpleted
this stunning costume. The out-of-
town guests in attendance at the wile.
ding were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lil-
lienfeld and hliss Vtrginia
of Wilmette, III., parents and sister
of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Lillienfeld, Richard Sheninger of
Chicago, Mrs. Hattie Desenberg of
Kalamazoo and 51 ins Dorothy Krolik,
sister of the bride, who is a student at
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
After a delightful honeymoon trip in
New York, thence by steamer to New
Orleans and Uossuue, Bahama Isl-
ands, Mr. and Mrs. Lillienfeld will
make their home in Wilmette, Ill.

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On Sunday morning of this week
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin will preach

the companion sermon to the one
which he delivered two weeks ago on

the Biblical conception of the ideal
man. This week's address will deal

with the Biblical conception of the
ideal woman. A large attendance is
hoped for. Services begin as usual
Louis Kuttnauer of Colling..wood at 11 o'clock.

avenue will commemorate his seventy-
fifth birthday nniversary on Tuesday, Saturday Services:
April 4. Mr. Kuttnauer is a pioneer
Services begin as usual at 10:30,

and well known resident of Detroit the sermon this week to be preached
and his many friends extend their fe- by Rabbi Berkowitz.
licitations on this occasion.

Keen interest centers in the bridge
tea to be given by the Alpha Epsilon
Phi college sorority on Tuesday after-
noon, April 11, from 2 to 5 o'clock,
at the Federation clubhouse. The af-
fair, which is for the benefit of the
University of Michigan Woman's
League building, is in charge of the
various committees, with Miss Sally
Ehrlich as general chairman; Miss
Ruth Arie, publicity; Miss Anne
Mushkin, music; Miss Yoletta Fin-
sterwahl, tickets, and Miss Bernice
Kahn, hall.

On Monday evening, April 3, at
0:30, Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver will
address the Men's Club at the month-
ly dinner meeting of the Phoenix
Club. Rabbi Silver's fame as an ora-
tor is country-wide. lie should be
heard by very member of the Men's
Club.

Returning from a two months' stay
. at Hotel Poine;anna, Palm Beach.
Fla., are Mr. and M rs. Andrew Wioe
man and daughters, Claire and Su-
zanne, of Chicago boulevard.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siegel of Bos-
ton boulevard were in Chicago the
past week, called there by the death
of their uncle, Charles Sittig.

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A unique playlet entitled "Dolls," N. Y., spent the holiday season at
a child's nonsense play in three the home of her parents, Mr. and
scenes, will be preatinted for the Chil- Mrs. Alex Spater of Burlingame ave-
dren's Day program of the Jewish nue.
Woman's Club on Tuesday afternoon,
April 11, at 2;30, at the Federation Mr. and Mrs. Day Krolik enter-
clubhouse, Hancock and Second eve- tained at a family dinner at their

Ar nues. The affair, which promises to home on Rowena street on Sunday
be of unusual merit, is fur young and evening last, complimenting the out-
old and in under the able supervision of-town guests who attended the
of Mrs. Margherita Brown Martin and marriage of Miss Hortense Krolik to
Miss Hattie Gittleman. Those par- Walter Lillienfeld.
ticipating in the entertainment are •

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AST WEEK we arinounced the opening of
our new merchant tailor shop and had the
pleasure of receiving many of our old
friends and many new ones.

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a complete stock of the finest materials and our
tailoring staff is such that we can guarantee the
finest workmanship.

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Mrs. Ilerbert Sloman, as mother;
Mrs. Victor Roemer, Annie the maid;
Miss Elizabeth Sloman, child; Mrs.
Saul M. Cole, Genevieve the old doll;
Mrs. Hugo Freund, the fashionable
lady doll; Mrs. Maurice Harrison, the
Marie Antoinette doll; Mrs. Sam Men-
delsohn, the Harlequin doll; Mrs.
John Ginsburg, the baby doll; Mrs.
Abraham Cooper, the peasant dull;
Miss Sadie Keidan, the soldier doll,
and Mrs. David 114 erbe, the Japanese
doll. Miss Elizabeth Sloman will give
la snowflake dance and music for the

occasion wlil be under the direction
of Miss Rebecca Selik, the well known
violinist.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kahn and family
in Youngstown, Ohio.

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Charles Sittig, a former resident

of Detroit and a member of the well
known pioneer family of that name,
died in Chicago the past week. In-

terment took place in this city, the
widow accompanying the body. Mr.
An interesting function of the past Sittig was a brother of Mrs. Hannah

Saturday Night, April 1

Sunday Afternoon and Night, April 2

Come and have a good time, as there will
be vaudeville, dancing and other amuse-
ments.
The price of admission
will be 25c, en-
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titling you to a chance for a beautiful floor

Miss Lena Solomon of Glennie,
Mich., spent a few days in this city
the past week, guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry R. Solomon of
Tuxedp avenue, prior to a visit at
a delightful program in which Mrs. Croswell, Mich.
George Kleinman (Evelyn Finster-
Miss Sara Goldberg of West Grand
maid) participated. Mrs. Kleinman
appeared in nature songs. Miss Me- boulevard, a member of the Volun-
teer
Motor Corps of the American
litta Linnick gave interpretive dnac-
ing and Frances Netzorg read fascin- Red Cross, was actively interested in
conveying
crippled children to and
ating children's stories, giving "Han-
sel and Crete," with musical accom- from the Receiving Hosnital and as-
sisting
the
physicians
and nurses dur-
paniment. These charming affairs
are an added feature of the educa- ing the clinics conducted by Dr.
Adolph
Lorenz,
the
famous
Austrian
tional department and are at all times
looked forward to with keen antici- orthopedist, the past week.
pation by the children.
Ralph Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rabbi Martin Zielonka of El Paso, Saul M. Cole of Burlingame avenue,
Texas, who occupied the pulpit of entertained at a party for the chit.
Temple Beth El on Sunday morning dren at the Children's Free Hospital,
last, was the guest at the home of commemorating his fifteenth birthday
Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin dur- anniversary.
ing his stay in the city.
Miss Isabelle Wolfson of Cincin-
Mrs. Albert Kahn and Mrs. William nati, who is a student at the Uni-
Brown were hostesses at a beauti- versity of Michigan, was a guest of
fully appointed luncheon on Monday the Misses Charlotte and Marcia Er-
last at ts, e Phoenix clubrooms, honor. mann at their home on West Hancock
ing hUss Hortense Krolik, whose avenue the past week.
marriage to Walter Lillienfeld of
Returning from New York City
Wilmette, 111., was an event of the
past week and the out-of-town guests where he went to attend the mar-

riage of a relative, is Eugene Siegel
of Boston boulevard.

in attendance at the wedding.

A delightful social event of the
past week wa sthe surprise party ten-
dered Mrs. Emanuel T. Berger at her
home on Lawrence avenue, com-
memorating her twentieth wedding
anniversary. Mr. Berger is in Lon-
don, where he expects to remain for
several months.

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TilMTHEEHMEcEMISUERNEEM

Among the University of Michigan
students taking part in the Junior
Girls' play in Ann Arbor on Thursday
evening last is Ruth Arie of Detroit.

Miss Kay Brauns, a representative
of the Talmud Society of Boston, who
was e guest at the Jewish Woman's

clubhouse on Friday evening last,
talked on her varied experiences in
the Old World. Miss Brauns plans
a trip to Europe in the near future
in the interest of her work.

David Zielonka, son of Rabbi Mar-
tin Zielonka of El Paso, Texas, who
I is a student at the University of
Michigan, spent a few days in the city
the past week visiting with Leo I.
Franklin at his home on Edison ave -

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Songheim of
Rowena street are spending a few
Returning from a pleasant visit days in Toronto, Canada, guests of
with relatives and friends in La- relatives and friends.
fayette, Ind., is Mrs. Edwin Rosenthal
,
David Ginsberg, violinist, con-
of Boston boulevard.

tributed to the delightful program

At the meeting of the Detroit Busi• given by well known musicians at the
ness Women's Club held on Thursday concert at Wesleyan M. E. church on
evening last in "The Mansion," Jef- Friday night last.
ferson avenue, Miss Regina (feller,' .
William Meyerfeld, student at the
the well known supervisor of kinder-
gartens and primary grades of the University of Michigan, spent a few
Detroit schools, was among the school days in the city the past week, a
group who hail the program of the guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
' Frank Purdy of Royal Oak.
afternoon in charge.

Fred M. Butzel was among the
speakers at the Social Workers' Club
on Wednesday night last at which
Judge Henry S. Ilulburt of the Pro-
bate Court was the guest of honor.

Restaurant in Detrot is the
Carmel.

Under Supervision of Rabbi J. L. Levin.
Cadillac 4758
1425 Broadway
We are making special preparation. for Passover Week.

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week was the entertainment given
under the auspices of the educational
department of the Federation of
Clubs at the Children's Free Hospital
for convalescent children on Friday
last. As chairman of this depart-
ment, Mrs. Leo M. Franklin presented

nue.

Will hold their annual Bazaar at B'nai
Moshe Synagogue, corner Garfield and
Beaubien,

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Mrs. Samuel T. Gilbert and son,

Julius Gilbert, are in White Sulphur
Springs, Va., for a several dweeks'
stay.

Milanese Silk G•untlets
Heavy Milanese

Tricot Silk
Milanese Silk

The Misses Elizabeth and Miriam

Fuchs, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Fuchs of Delaware vaenue,
are spending the holiday season with

At $1.50

At $1.00

hand ng, entertainment and a prize
his trot will constitute the program
of a big "April Fool" dance to be
given Sunday afternoon, April 2.
Snappy dance music will be played
by a three-piece orchestra. Mr. and
Mrs. Milford Stern of East Grand
boulevard will act as chaperones.
Dancing starts at 3 o'clock sharp.
Bring your friends.

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A tremendous and timely purchase from one of the
largest and best glove makers in this country enables us
to offer our patrons this rare opportunity just at the time
when silk gloves are most in demand. The prices are
so unusual that women will anticipate several seasons'
needs when making purchases.

At Temple Beth El:
On Sunday, April 9, the pulpit will
be occupied by Louis Marshall, chair-
man of the American Jewish Com-
mittee. Mr. Mars'iall is one of Amer.
ica's leading jurists and one of our
moo prominent co-religionists. Put
aside the morning of April It for
temple attendance.

auditorium of Temple Beth El. On City for a fortnight's stay at Hotel
Tuesday evening, at the first open Ambassador, has returned.
meeting of the Jewish Woman's Club
season, Rev. John Haynes Holmes
At the program arranged by the
of the Community Church of New philanthropy and reform committees
Market 6098
York City will talk on "The Price of of the Twentieth Century Club on
POTTED PLANTS AND FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Peace—Can We Pay It?" Dr. llolmes Thursday last, Mrs. Frank V. Martin
will talk at Temple Beth F.I. Both of Moss avenue was a member of the
these speakers are men of nation- cast in the one-act playlet "The Fif-
wide prominence and it is a rare po- teenth Candle," taking the part of
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Woman's Club and the community to
hear these lecturers of note.
Miss Marion Spater, who is a stu-

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Saturday, April 1st

Mrs. Samuel S. Van Noorden of
Day before the Jewish Woman's Club, Webb avenue, who joined Mr. and sociable.—The Talmud.
Monday, April 3, at 2:30 p. m., in the Mrs. Joseph L. Selling in Atlantic

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Louis Marshall to Speak

THE OPENING OF TILE VIRGINIA FLOWER SHOP AT
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GREAT PRE-EASTER SALE

Men's Temple Club:

Miss Louise Selling, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Selling of Ho-
tel Addison, is spending the holiday
•IISOTI in Wheeling, W. Va., where
she was joined by her parents, who
have been sojourning in Atlantic City
the past fortnight.

Rabbi Abba llillel Silver of The
Temple of Cleveland, noted orator,
will be the speaker on Reciprocity

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Notes

Sunday Services:

All Suttery !tress and other local mace should be communicated to the of
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cameide by 5 ocloci each Wedeesday afternoon in order to sopa., in the curtest yea's
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Soft, silky ginghams—woven and fin-
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Red, Orchid and Yellow—fast colors.

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Miss Sally Ehrlich, student at the
University of Michigan, spent the
holiday season with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Moe Ehrlich, at their home
on Edison avenue.

Mrs. Ralph Nelson (Henrietta
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Shaver of
Rowena stret are sojourning in Blanke) of New York was a guest of
French Lick Springs for several Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burnett of
Rhode Island avenue.
weeks.

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