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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
No connection with any other
store.
JACOB ROSENBERG
LESSER-BURDOLOFF
Mr. and Mrs. Abram BurdolotT of
644 East Ferry avenue announce the
marriage of their daughter, Eva, to
Charles Lesser of this city, to take
place Sunday, April 2, at Leon Krim's
Riverside Ilotel, Mt. Clemens, Stich.
SLAVEN-ROBINSON
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Bay City
announce the marriage of their
(laughter, Frieda, to Norman Slaver]
of Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Love of
1946 Taylor avenue announce the
birth of a son, Richard H., on Mon-
A New Shop of Correct Sports
Apparel at Himelhoch's
in answer to the ever increasing demand for
correct and smart sports apparel, a new shop
occupying an entire floor will be open to our
patrons on April 3rd.
Here not only all of the requirements of the
most fastidious sports woman but, also those of
the enthusiastic spectator will be met.
day, March 20.
Riding Habits and Accessories
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gordon and
Sport Skirts and Blouses
Swimming Suits nad Bathing
daughter, Devora Betty, of Warren
Sir. and Mrs. Julius Braun of 618
Sweaters and Scarfs
Apparel
avenue have moved into their new East Kirby avenue are receiving con-
Sport Hats and Tams
Golf Suits and Separate Knick-
home at 2018 Hazelwood.
, gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
Knitted Jackets and Frocks
ers
Motor Wraps and Coats
ter, Rosalynd, on March 12.
Mrs. Simon Lachman of West
GLENBOGIE
TWEEDS,
exclusive
with Himelhoch's.
Ferry avenue is spending several
Mr. and Mrs. Julius L. Goodman
weeks with her children, Mr. and Mrs. of 653 East Philadelphia avenue are
Mrs. David Friedland and daugh- Sol S. Vineberg of Montreal.
receiving congratulations on the birth
ters, Helen and Lillian, of Lansing,
of a son.
Miss Martha Groneman returned to
are spending, a few days in Detroit as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Friedland Detroit on Friday from an extended
Mr. and Mrs. William Karbal (Mu-
of West Euclid avenue. Among the stay in Southern California and is ' riot Halpert) of 293 East Willis ave-
affairs given in their honor was a din- with her sister, bliss 'tattle Crone. nue announce the birth of a son, Stil- i1 $1 11011111 111110110415 11 21111111161111 1 1111111111111111111111111MINIMINIMMIMIIINI
ner for 20 guests at the home of Mr. man, at Hotel Addison.
ton, on Tuesday, March 21.
HMI Mrs. M. Weingarten of Fast Be-
Mrs. C. Slayer and grand-laugh-
thune avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Dellis Ilorowitz are
Y
FRENCH CLEANERS
AND DYERS
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iu Miehigo
Market 3364
ter, Rosalind Robinson, are leaving receiving congratulations on the birth
Returning from a several days' , for a six months' trip through Eu- of a daughter, Myra Esther, on
stay in the East are Mr. and Mrs. G. rope. March 24.
'
II. Werner of Longfellow avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Modell of 580 West-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Saul E. Goldsmith of minster gave a delightful children's (Helen Schultz) of 2539 West Grand
:100 East Forest avenue have moved birthday party Saturday afternoon at boulevard announce the birth of a
into their new home, 1558 Glynn her home in honor of her son, Solo- son on March 28.
court, in the Rosalind Helen apart- mon, who was 10 years old, and her
daughter, Rose, who was 8. Jesse'
ments.
Rice entertained the guests with a
Mrs. II. Lefkofsky of Kirby ave- vical and piano solo. Interesting
nue entertained at luncheon for 12 games were played and the winners'
j.u(sts on Saturday last, honoring were awarded prizes. Luncheon was
Zalman Wasserman, treasurer of
Mrs. M. Ginsberg of Traverse City, served to If little boys and girls.
the Zion Ball committee and one of
M ich.
the
most prominent workers for the
A surprise birthday dinner will he
Miss Rue Lampert of Medbury ave- given by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l'riscol affair this year, reports that the dance
nue entertained extensively for Louis in honor of their daughter, Esther, at this year was a tremendous success,
Krugel, formerly of Toronto, Ont. their residence, 401)4 Pingree ave- several hundred dollars having been
Mr. Krugel appeared with Neil Mc- nue, Sunday, April 2, at 7 o'clock. realized for Zionist purposes.
Particular credit for the success of
Kinley at the Regent and Miles thea- The guest of honor will be Miss Ethel
the committee was given to the follow-
Stein of 953 Farnsworth avenue.
ters.
ing: Anna Sandv.Tis, Bessie Fisher,
Esther Klepper, Y Kapetansky, S.
Mrs. R. R. Lieberman, 660 East ANNUAL Y. P. A. DANCE
Richardson, A. Weintrob, A. Kurland,
Hancock avenue, entertained on Sat-
TO BE HELD APRIL 8 Mr. Linderman, Philip Fisher.
urday last in honor of the Bar Mitz-
A collection made during the dance
vah of her son, Raymond.
Members of the Young People's for the Jewish Notional Fund in J.
Auxiliary
of
the
Shaarey
Zedek
are
N.
F. boxes netted the sum of $35.
Mrs. Peter Vass of 270 East Kirby
avenue entertained 26 little boys and looking forward with great interest Miss Sandweiss was in charge of the
to
the
annual
dance
of
the
organiza-
.1.
N.
F. committee.
girls on Saturday afternoon last in
honor of the fifth birthday of her Con to take place on Saturday even-
ing,
April
R,
at
the
Shaarey
Zedek.
daughter, Florence Harriet.
The annual dance of the organization
Miss Mollie Price of Saginaw, takes the place of the regular weekly
Mich., is being entertained by Miss dances that were conducted by the
Esther B. Friedman of 565 Belmont auxiliary in previous years.
Invitations have been mailed out
avenue.
to the young folk as well as the older
neople.
The dance will take the
A surprise birthday party was
9 gisen Wednesday evening, March 15, form of a father and son and mother
and
daughter
affair, and will be a
in honor of J. K. Smith at his home,
Those present sort of parents and children event.
290 Hague avenue.
The
annual
dance
was planned for
were friends, also members of the
Jolly Ten Club. Dinner was served Sunday evening, April 9, but the date
has
been
changed
to
Saturday even-
for 15 people.
ing, April II, not to interfere with the
banquet
given
by
the
American Jew-
Eugene J. Anspach of Newark, N.
.1., was home visiting his mother, Mrs. ish Relief Committee on Sunday
evening
at
the
Hotel
Statler.
Leon Weinberg of 1522 Monterey
ZION BALL PROVES
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
LITTLE HUNGARIAN
RESTAURANT
Enjoy a home cooked, strictly Kosher meal in Detroit's finest Jewish
restaurant. Only the best food is served at very reasonable prices.
Our location is convenient for business men.
LITTLE HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT
1406 Broadway
Broadway and Grand River Avenue
The Clairmont Beauty Shop
9015 Twelfth St.
Garfield 6463
All Branches of Beauty Culture Work.
We have added to the number of our operators to take care of
increased business.
THE PERWIN PASTRY SHOP
Special fur Saturday and Sunday:
Strawberry Short Cake; dm Our Famous French Pastry.
Open Sunday 10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
MARKET 5391
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We Deliver Large Orders.
Opening Announcement!
M. GOLDGLEID, 112.1132 Clay A
Wishes to announce to the community at large that he is now
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
With an up-to-date complete line of Furniture, made by some of the
leading manufacturers of the day.
A distinct display of richly patterned Karpen and Grand Rapitis
upholstered furniture and a wonderful array of Louis XVI, Queen
Anne, Adam and other period furniture.
We wish to impress upon you that all merchandise sold here is
none other than the nationally advertised productions, of which we
herein quote a few, such as Simmons Beds, Red Cross Sanitary Mat.
tresses, Kroahler and Pullman Bed Davenports, Alaska Refrigerators,
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, Peninsular Stoves and Ranges, and Rugs
from the leading mills in the country.
We do NOT over-estimate the quality of our goods, but DO under-
estimate the prices. It would pay you to give us a visit.
We guarantee to furnish your home complete and pleasant at a
very inducive saving.
Take advantage—our credit system enables you to buy here,
on the Easy Payment Plan, if you so desire.
fil. Gollgtrid'o !furniture Cloys
Phone Northway 3617
1128.1132 Clay Avenue
"The Store Where Quality and Low Prices Reign"
Saturdays 10
Open Evenings until 9 P. M.
Third
Fyfe's
Floor
Spring Low Shoes
avenue.
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Y. W. H. A. NOTES
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25 PIECES FAMILY WASHING
Lace Curtains
Beautifully Laundered
40c Per Pair
Monthly Meeting:
An interesting meeting took place
at the Shaarey Zedek on Sunday af-
ternoon, March 26. Representatives
of the various clubs and classes re-
' ported. Miss Lonates reported on
decorative art; Miss Bagelman on
Hebrew class; Miss Lerner on Bible
study; bliss Silk on sewing; Miss
Rose Lewis on millinery; Miss Lillian
Levin, athletics; bliss Gold for Trotty
Veck Club; Miss Gantzevitz, dramatic
class. The Junior Woman's League
. was in charge of the program. Mrs.
Rosenblatt, an authority on thrift and
saving, gave an interesting and in-
structive talk. Ida Rosenthal gave
several songs and dances. Refresh-
ments were served during the social
hour that followed the meeting.
Membership Pins:
Orders for Y. W. H. A. membership
nine are now being taken at the club-
house. 69 Rowena. They are very at-
tractive and the price is nominal.
Members are urged to place orders
, now, so that they may secure the pins
sot n.
Oar Nina 'Phone Number
CADILLAC 7423
"The Soft Water Laundry"
Trotty Veck Club:
The Trotty Veck Social Club is
planning many novel features to suc-
cessfully carry out their second an-
, nual dance, to take place Sunday
evening, April 9, at Hyman's Dancing
Academy, 629 Woodward avenue. The
proceeds will be used for charitable
purposes. Miss Betty Gold is presi-
dent of the club.
Originators is Detroit of This
New Ureic.
Massachusetts Laundry Co.
Trnazam ■ iummin•a•uglimammemmammemessi ■
kC.K.RENZ "II:1;6M
Mrs. A. Epstein of 549 Medbury
avenue announces the marriage of
her (laughter, Adeline, to flurry Leff
of Flint, on Sunday, March 26, cere-
mony taking place at the residence
of the bride's aunt, Mrs. A. Epstein;,
576 Bookie avenue. Dinner was
served for 25 couples. The out-of-
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. M.
Leff, Mr. and Mrs. II. Leff, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Leff, Mr. and Mrs. L. CO-
lish, all of Flint. The bride was
charming in a gown of coral chiffon
over blue, with hat to match. She
carried a bouquet of roses and lillies
of the valley. After an extendep
honeymoon trip, Mr, and Mrs. Leff
will make their home in Flint.
The Misses Ethel and Beatrice
Weingarten entertained at a dancing
party at their home on East Bethune
avenue on Tuesday evening last, com-
plimenting their cousins, the Misses
Helen alai Lillian Friedland of Lan-
sing.
OUR attention is called to the fact
that the month of April is nation-
ally known as "CURTAIN
MONTH." We have a curtain cleaning
department that conforms to every
woman's ideals of what this service
should be and we would appreciate your
phoning us for a special demonstration.
Minimum $1.00 Extra Pieces
4 Cents Each
Charge
LEFF-EPSTEIN
Mrs. Joseph Sillman and son, Cecil
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman,
Sillman, have returned from an ex-
tended trip to California, where they 8438 Kingsley court, entertained the
board
of directors of the European
spent the winter months, and are
guests at Ilotel Statler. Mrs. Sill- Jewish Women's Welfare Organiza-
tion
and
their husbands in honor of
man and Mr. Sillman contemplate a
their son Victor's Bar Mitzvah, on
trip to Lakewood, N. J.
March 18.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fink of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Weinberg of 1627
Winona avenue have as their house
guest Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Ilarrison Taylor avenue were pleasantly sur-
prised with a party given by friends
of I'ittsburgh, Pa.
and relatives on Saturday, March 26,
Mrs. Leo Weiss of Philadelphia the occasion being their fiftieth wed-
avenue has returned from a several ding anniversary.
days' visit with friends in Pontiac.
Dr. I. Frosh of 220 Elmhurst ave-
Mrs. William Josephson, who spent nue has returned from a three months'
the winter months in llollywood, , stay in Los Angeles, Calif.
Calif., at the home of her mother,
Irving J. Wolfgang left Sunday to
Mrs. Dora Rosenthal, formerly of
Detroit, was in the city for a short spend several days in New York and
stay en route to her home in Lincoln, will visit in Montreal as guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Sol S. Vineberg.
M ich.
can be relied upon is the foun-
dation of our success.
IN opening your account with
us you do so with confidence
that every garment will re-
ceive the utmost care and at-
tention in the process of clean-
ing, pressing and dyeing.
W••dw•rd A
Hancock avenue announce the coming
marriage of their daughter, Bessie, to
Alois Adler of Buffalo, which is to
lake place at the Shaarey Zedek on
Sunday, April 2.
Mr. Rosenberg is in charge of the
publicity for the annual Blear (*Wein
Mrs. Joseph Rosenzweig and Mrs. April Fools Dance, taking place this
Jacob Berstein of East Grand boule- Saturday evening at the Eastern Star
vard are in New York, having re- Temple, 80 West Alexandrine, near
turned from a delightful cruise to the Woodward. The affair is being looked
West Indies. They were accom- forward to with much interest Ly the
panied on the trip by Mrs. S. Phillip- younger s vial set of Detroit.
son of Chicago.
F dyeing with a service that
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ADLER-FRAZER
Mr. and Mrs. M. Frazer of PO:
Returning from New York, where'
she spent the past fortnight, is Miss
Rose Freedman of Chicago boule-
vard. Miss Freedman was the guest,
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schoenfield
(Kate Freedman), whose marriage
took place in Detroit on Feb. 4, prior'
to their departure for Germany,
where they will remain for an indefi-
nite period.
AULTLESS cleaning and
ffimeThoch's
fttarriages
Reginald Poland, director of the
educational department of the De-
troit Museum of Art, lectured before
the Michigan Club of Detroit on
".111CHIGAVS FOREMOST"
7452 Woodward Avenue
E ngagements
Mr. and Mrs. 0. N. Lefkofsky is
631 Medbury avenue announce tht
engagement of their (laughter, Sarah
to Ilarry Ilartz, son of Mrs. Minni(
Hartz of 1470 Glynn court. Recep
tion Sunday, April 2.
Mayer B. Sulzberger of Puritan ,
avenue has returned from a few days'
stay in Chicago.
$35 - $45 - '65
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0I RO,NIC ~ L
Among the members of the Ameri-
can Red Cross Volunteer Aid who as-
sisted Dr. Adolph Lorenz at his clin-
ics for crippled children was Mrs.
Ilenry Rindskoff of Tennyson avenue.
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At whatever price you wish to pay there is an abundance of
new styles here in dependable qualities. Below are two ex-
amples from the department of moderate prices.
Two•Strap Pumps
$9
Beautifully and chstmetively created
of pray or black suede; black satin;
and patent. Junior Louis heels; turn
soles.
Patent Oxfords
'7 and '8
Lightly constructed trots turn soft:,
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JER1TSALEM.—(J. C. B.)—Lord
Milner, here ostensibly on a "private
visit," has left for Amen, where he
will see the Emir Abdullah, ruler of
Transjordania. He is expected to
return to .14-usalem next week.
Woodward and Mama
Ryalr
— All Main •
P. M.