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All Society items •nd other local notes s hould he communic•ted to the office of the
Chronicle by a o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear th• current week's
Issue. Phone Glendale a326, Socie ty Editor. Mall notices so as to be received not later
than Wednesday.
Through the courtesy of Milfred
Stern, the Palais de Dense on Jeffer-
son avenue will be the center of a
charming affair on Wednesday after-
noon, June 21, when a card party
will be given by the Detroit chapter
of Hadassah, the proceeds of which
will go toward hospital work in Pal-
estine. The Patois is an ideal spot
in which to hold an affair of this
kind during the summer season, and
The Quality Is Right—The Prices Are Right
it is the aim of the committee in
charge to make it an exceptionally
enjoyable one. There will be 83
tables, each one presided over by a
hostess. Prizes for winners at each
table will be awarded and refresh-
ments served. Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr-
lich is president of the local Ha-
dassah and Mrs. B. 0. Harris and
Mrs. N. L. Halbstein are chairman
The many friends and admirers of and vice-chairman of the card party
GERTRUDE GOLDMAN
Professor Solomon B. Freehof of Cin- committee.
cinnati, who lectured on Biblical lore
Gertrude Goldman, 8 yearn old, re-
Returning from a trip to New York
before the Men's Temple Club of De-
cently appeared at the Shubert-Mich.
troit the past winter, will be inter- City is Herbert Robinson of Chicago
igan Theater in the May Festival.
ested to know that the degree of boulevard.
Her gracefulness as ■ toe dancer
Doctor of Divinity was conferred
brought favorable comment. She is
upon him at the graduation exercises
Among the many well known mu- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
of the Hebrew Union College held on sicians in the city who played for the
Goldman of Gladstone avenue.
Saturday, June 10. The subject of radio the past week was Mrs. Lillian
Professor Freehof'a thesis was "Pri- Lachman Silver, pianist. Mrs. Silver OIWannewen•••••••••••aa, Wee*.nneanawan
vate Prayers in the Talmud." It was was complimented upon her artistry
adjudged a work of very high merit. and skill on the piano.
In consideration of his seven years
of faithful and valuable service as a
Miss Lucille Jacobs of Virginia
member of the faculty of the Ile- Park spent the past fortnight in New
brew Union College and of the splen- York City.
did scholarly progress which he has
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Sabbath Services:
made, Professor Freehof has been
The Misses Mary. and Irene Cap-
Until further notice, Sabbath sere-
promoted by the board of governors
a
Reputation
The Store
lan
of
East
Palmer
avenue
left
on
ices will continue uninterruptedly in
to be full professor of Jewish liturgy,
Thursday for a several weeks' stay the assembly rooms of the present
the
appointment
to
take
effect
in
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with relatives and friends in Balti- temple, beginning at 10 o'clock.
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more, Md., and Boston, Mass. Ere
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returning, Miss Mary Caplan will at-
Rabbi and Mrs. Henry J. Berko- tend the national convention of Jew- JOSEPH CHAGGI SPEAKS
TO LOCAL ZEIREI ZION
witz have left for a several weeks' ish Social Workers in Providence,
visit with relatives and friends in R. I.
Philadelphia and New York, from
Work of Detroit Jewish National
which point they will go to Cape
Fund Committee Endorsed.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Levy, Mr. and
May, N. J., to attend the rabbinical
Abe Weintrobe and Zalman Was-
conference to be held in that city on Mrs. M. Harrison and Mrs. L Harri- serman, at the meeting of the Zeirei
son of Pittsburgh were recent guests Zion held Tuesday evening, June 13,
June 28.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benja- reviewed the work of the Detroit
min Fink of Winonah avenue, com- Jewish National Fund committee and
Mrs. Leopold Wineman, Mrs. liar-
ing here to attend the confirmation spoke on the results of the visit here
ry Farbstein and Henry Wineman of Miss Mildred Fink.
by Dr. Baer E; stem and the Flo":
have returned from Cincinnati, where
Day. Sir. Wasserman urged the or-
they were called by the sudden death
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Mrs. Sadie C. Jacobs and daugh- ganization to take a more active part
of Mrs. Pauline Kahn, Mrs. Wine-
ter,
Bessie,
of
89
Rowena
street
left
in the work in the future. Mr. Was-
man's sister. Mrs. Kahn had many
friends in Detroit who will be on Thursday last for a several weeks' serman also spoke of the great moral
stay
with
relatives
and
friends
in
value of the showing of the Palestine
grieved to learn of her death. Mrs.
movies and advocated greater work
Mortimer Meyer of Chicago boule- Baltimore, Md., and Boston, Mass.
in the dunam land soles.
vard is a sister of Mrs. Kahn.
Joseph Chaggi, delegate to the
Jacob H. Newmark of Rhode Island
Jewish
Congress in Philadelphia, ad-
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Engg,ass of avenue, well known in the automo-
642 CjittliOt Avenue
dressed
the organization on the his-
tive
world
and
author
of
several
Longfellow avenue have returned
tory
of
the
congress, dwelling partic-
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from a delightful stay with their b oaks appertainnig to that subject,
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ularly
on
the importance of the con-
he
will
has
gone
to
New
York,
where
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samson
this
year. Mr. Chaggi de-
held
Sehoenbrun, in Chicago, with whom reside permanently with his family. gress
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clared that the congress is now as-
they spent their first wedding mini-
sured
of
a
permanent
place in Jew-
Mrs. Jennie Lebensberger has
, versary.
moved from Hendrie avenue to 296 ish life.
Mr.
Chaggi
spoke
on
the congress
Fast Warren avenue, the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fruhoff and
at the request of the organization.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeremiah.
son, Max Jr., of Hotel Stotler, left
was
originally
scheduled
to speak
lie
recently for New York, from which
Among the artist pupils in violin, on the importance of knowing Jew-
noint they embarked on the steamer
ish
history.
Ile
will
deliver
this ad-
of Frederick Abel
Eu- cello and piano
Ryndam for a summer's tour
and Mrs. May Leggett Abel taking dress to the Zeirei Zoin on June 27.
ropean countries.
Mr.
Wilk
announced
that
a
special
part in a recital in the auditorium
of the Institute of Art on Friday musical program has been arranged
Miss Rose Emelie Heyman, daugh- evening last were Herman and Abra- for the meeting of Tuesday, June 20,
i ter of Mrs. S. Ileyman of West Eu- ham Wise, Adeline and Meyer Sha- Messrs. Kurland and Spatter taking
did avenue, has returned from Vir- piro.
Ladie,' and Men's Garments
part.
ginia College, Roanoke, Va., where
she is attending the Roanoke School
for Girls.
Interest in the building fund of
the dormitory of the Hebrew Union
College at Cincinnati remains unflag-
ging. The Sisterhoods of the coun-
try have been untiring in their ef-
forts to devise ways and means of
meeting the quotas assigned them and
Detroit has proven no exception. The
chairman of the local committee,
Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, announces that
the requisite amount to make up the
quota has not as yet been raised and
it was therefore deemed advisable to
accept any amount as low as $5, to
be sent at the earliest convenience of
the giver. In this way it is hoped to
raise the required sum. A list of
the Detroit Sisterhood donors to the
Hebrew Union College dormitory
fund appears elsewhere in this issue.
The volume of business we are
enjoying is evidence convincing
that the people do realize and do
act on real values.
Beginners in housekeeping are
especially invited to come here and
convince yourself that even if your
means are limited you can furnish
your home completely at prices
that mean a considerable saving.
Now
for the
Water! enizn)i o-
A cool plunge into the lake and the zest
which comes from swimming, are all added
unto if you know that you are properly out-
fitted for water sports.
The Hudson Bathing Suit Shop on the
Third Floor is showing a complete display
of the latest and best Bathing Suits (one
and two-in-one-piece types) as well as the
Knicker Suits; also satin and surf satin Slip-
Overs and a most unusual assortment of ac-
cessories such as caps, capes, beach bags,
shoes, stockings, bandannas, water wings
and cork balls.
temple Neill El
Notes
Third Floor—Woodward Building.
With
The J. L. Hudson Co.
For
JUNE WEDDING GIFTS
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The Piano
for a
FINE DINNERWARE
Lifetime
Exclusive Designs at Reasonable Prices
Possessing a distinctive tone of
ethereal beauty—enchanting to
the pianist and the audience—
the Knabe expresses the highest
inspieation of music.
THE KNABE MIGNONETTE GRAND
Embodies the skill of several generations of the
foremost piano craftsmen.
Odorless and Perfect Dry Cleaning
Keeps Clothes Like New
French Dry Cleaned
One of the most delightful social
functions of the past week was the
buffet luncheon given by Mrs. Henry
Fechimer for 50 guests at her home
on Pallister avenue on Tuesday last.
'
You Can Intrust Your Finest Clothes to
The Forest Cleaners and Dyers
533-537 East Forest Avenue
We Call For and Deliver
A Modern Plant
Call Melrose 6570
With Modern Methods.
' Mrs. Bertha Zenner was an honor
, guest at a beautifully planned stir-
' prise luncheon given at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Sam Sloman of
East Ferry avenue, on Friday last.
Dr. Roy Greenthal of Ann Arbor,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greenthal
I of Tuxedo avenue, has gone to Mil-
waukee, Wis., where he will reside
permanently. Dr. Greenthal was as-
sistant to Dr. Cowie, head of the
, pedriatics department of the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
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Our Retail business has increased so fast
that something had to be done to take care
of it, and so we have rented and will open
a new store at
1536 Broadway, Capitol Theater Building
Which will be occupied on or about July
1st.
Returning from a several weeks'
stay in Atlantic City the past week
is Joseph Vehon of Tuxedo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Lowenberg
of Virginia Park are in San Fran-
cisco, Calif., in attendance at the
Shriners' convention held in that
city. Ere returning, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowenberg will spend several days
in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teller of Chi-
cago are guests of their children, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Nieman of Hazel-
wood avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Teller
are en route to Ottawa Beach, where
they intend spending the "summer
months.
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Ch•rry 8658
JOSEFF BROS.
SUPERIOR KOSHER RESTAURANTS
Exclusive Caterers to Wedding Parties and Banquets
MAIN DINING ROOM
2038 Woodward Ave.
Car. Elisabeth
Harry LAbovits, Mgr.
Before we can remove, we must dispose of a large
for stock, hence this great GREAT REMOVAL
SALE. Every one of our fur pieces of every type
is offered at very materially reduced prices.
In This
$150,000 Stock
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Seger of
Webb avenue left on Friday last for
San Franciaco and Los Angeles, Cal.,
where they will attend the Shriner!'
convention to be held in San Fran-
cisco.
Third at
Baltimore
LUNCH ROOM AND DELICATESSEN
Open Day and Night
20 West Adams A
Near Fyfe's Shoo Store
Among the delegates from the De-
troit Hadasnah who will attend the
'annual Zionist convention to be held
in Philadelphia beginning Sunday,
June 25, are Mrs. Joseph II. Ehr-
lich, president of the local chapter;
Mrs. Jack Berkowitz, Miss Hattie
Gittleman, Miss Julia Wine, Miss
Jeanette Steinberg, Miss Blum ■ Le-
vin and Miss Mary Caplan. The con-
vention will be attended by noted
I men and women of international
fame.
Book Bldg.
1243 Washington Boulevard
FineFurs
°
Herman Kolodkin of West Kirby
I avenue left for an extended motor
trip through portions of Canada, New
York and Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siegel of
Boston boulevard have returned from
an automobile trip to Cincinnati,
where they were the guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Roll-
man.
JANNEY-BOWMAN, Inc.
REMOVAL SALE
Among the graduates of Detroit
Teachers' College is Miss Ruth Brei-
tenbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Alfred Breitenbach of Putnam ave-
nue.
Market
1880
Knabe Warerooms
ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS LEFT FOR OUR GREAT
Mrs. Milton Strauss and Louis J.
Rosenberg were members on the
committee of arrangement for the
annual banquet of the Michigan Au-
thors' Association, which took place
at Hotel Statler on Tuesday evening
last.
How could you spend 66c
more profitably than by safe-
guarding the family health
with a case of six %-gal.
bottles of clear, pure Silver
Springs Drinking Water, de-
livered fresh right to your
door? And they need it to-
day!
at a 'New Price, $1225.00
You will find any kind of a for garment your
•heart desires. Hundreds of COATS. CAPES and
WRAPS, M MINK, JAPANESE MINK, BROAD-
TAIL, CARACUL, PERSIAN LAMB, MOLE,
ALASKA SEAL, IIUDSON SEAL, SQUIRREL,
RACCOON, BEAVER and NATURAL MUSKRAT.
Entire Stock
1
/
3 OFF
Extra Special Offer
50 Hudson Seal Coats
40" with Siberian squir-
rel, Skunk or Beaver
collar and cuffs. Hud-
son Seal or silk belt.
Regular $350
values. Now.
$225
Coats,
39 Nfuskrat
natural 40" Raccoon
collar and cuffs, silk
lined. Regular $195
values.
Now ...... '125
16 Mole Wraps and
Capes, 42" and 45". gen-
uine Scotch Moles.
Regular 5.175 $
garmcuts. Now 249
35 Taupe and Georg-
ette Dyed Fox Scarfs.
95
Regular
519
$30. Mr ... 1./A
18 Taupe and Georg-
ette Dyed Fox Scarfs.
Regular
$45, for .
'14 95
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SPECIAL
PRICES ON
REMODELING
DURING SALE
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—inc.
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1422 Washington Boulevard, Palmer Building
DEPOSIT
WILL SECURE
Any Garment And
will be held in storage
without extra charm
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