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Fraternal and
Club Notes

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Mr. nad Mrs. Louis Goldman o
Port Huron, Mich., formerly of De
troit, announce the engagement o
Blew Chet.= dueler..
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Renick and
their daughter, Lillian, to Benjamin
The Bicur Cholem Juniors closed
their son and daughter, Coleman and
R. Hyde of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rose, of Owen avenue are leaving its eleventh year with one of the
this week for a motor trip to Boston, finest programs of the year. Nearly
400 people were present. A. Lane of
New York and Atlantic City.
the W. W. Hodkinson Film Company
Mrs. Maxwell Silver and son, treated the audience to Irene Castle's
Henry, are leaving for a several latest seven-reel picture, entitled "No,
weeks' stay in Baltimore, Md., and Trespassing." Harry B. Elliott, elo-
cutionist, entertained the organize-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prag (Lillian other Eastern points.
Lion with several selections from '
Finsilver) are receiving congratula-
Among the rite winners in ama- itudyard Kipling. Miss Helen Ress-;
tions on the birth of a daughter,
teur dressmaking at the Highland ler amused the members with a hu-
Rhea, on June 17.
Park High School is Miss Rose Miller, morous recitation about "A Bald-1
Oscar A. Goldfine
Headed Man."
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolfe of Cleve- a member of the graduating class.
and his brother, Harry, puzzled the
land, Ohio (Clara Goldberg), former-
James I. Van Vliet, son of Mr. and audience with their mysterious con-
ly of Detroit, announce the birth of
Mrs. Leon Van Vliet of 1246 Edison trol of the magic wand.
a daughter, Blume, May 20.
Harold Rosenthal closed the prc
avenue, leaves on July 1 to spend
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Harrison of 1494 the summer at the Michigan Military gram with an interesting, inspiring
Edison avenue are receiving felicita- Academy, Camp Island Lake, Mich. and instructive lecture on "Back to
Judaism " Mr. Rosenthal is now a
tions on the birth of a daughter,
Miss Essie Cohen of Cleveland, 0., rabbinical student at the New York
Elaine, on June 10.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cohen of Seminary. He is a Detroiter end is
well known among the younger set.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson of 303 Farnsworth street.
President Al Mendlesohn per-
256 Owen avenue are receiving con-
Mrs. Frank Popkin and daughter, formed his last official duty of his
gratulations on the birth of a son,
term
when he appointed Samuel'
Mendetta, of 1510 Elmhurst avenue
Gerald Joseph, on June 12.
are leaving Saturday for a several Sternberg as chairman of the moon-
,
light
committee.
weeks' stay in Duluth, Minn.

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The very newest sports models
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and colors for ll a-arounummer
wear. The choice of styles in
fancy Baronettes, fancy Fan-ta-si,
novelty flannels and hand some
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Prunella. Te
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large. White and gay sports

EUROPE WANTS MISCHA
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Mack B. Weiss, formerly of the Ray Hotel, Mt. Clemens, Mich.,
has taken up KOSHER catering and will be pleased to give
the same class of service as he has done in the past.

Melrose 6-W

536 Garfield Avenue

After an absence of several years,
during which time he toured Europe
and the Orient, Mischa Elman re-
turned to this country last week on
the Mauretania, his sister accom-
panying him. The wonderful Rus-
sian violinist will tour America, but
so strong is the demand for him to
the European concert platform that
he will yield to it when his American
tour is completed. Ile was a feature
in the concert given on the Cunard
flyer on her record-breaking trip
which ended in New York last Fri-
day.

FY FE'S—" Ten Floors of Shoe Service"

Cool White Oxfords

and Straps

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

N our Third Floor Department smart choosers can be

economically outfitted for the "Fourth." Fyfe quality of
material and workmanship distinguishes the following ex-
amples at moderate prices. Others, equally attractive, are $5.50 up.

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Two-Straps

$7

reign skin
cloth with
Junior
Louis heels

White Oxfords

$6

White
reign skin

cloth with

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military
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Sport Oxfords

$ 8

li'hite elk
frith black
calf
trimming

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Reefer (loth
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Silk Hosiery
Special $2

Bathing Slippers
All Colors

Woodward and Adams

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Philomethie Debating Club.
Mrs. J. Decker and family have
The Philomathic Debatior Club
moved form 2219 West Euclid avenue
to their new home, 1165 Rest Phila.. held its twentieth annual model mee t-
.ing in the Shaarey Zedek auditorium
delphia.
. Monday evening, June 19, Harry IL
Mrs. B. Mandel and daughter an- . Platt presiding. The program of the
nounce that they have moved from. day was • debate on the question,
473 Stinison place to their new home , Resolved, that the principle of capl-
punishment is justifiable." The
at 110 West Philadelphia. "
et
—
affirmative was upheld by Ben Safir,
Joseph Eskowitz of 365 West ■ Louis Carpel and Wilbur DeYoung,
Grand boulevard left for New York the negative by Charles Ornstein,
City, where he will embark on July 4 Aaron Weiswasser and Jack S. Ho-
o n the steamer Aquitanis for an nigman. The decision of the organ-
extended tour of France, Germany, ization favored the negative by a
Austria and other European coon- margin of only two votes. Spencer
tries. S. Fishbaine, Capt. Isadore Levin and
Miss Esther B. Friedman of 565 Louis Cohane, alumni of the organit-
ation, acted as judges for the best
Belmont avenue entertained the past speakers. They awarded the Louis
Honig-
week for Miss Mollie I. Price, who is
leaving for Chicago to make her fu- Smilansky
gold
medal
to Jack
man and the
Mrs.
Martin
silver Honig-
medal
to Wilbur DeYoung. Honorable men-
ture home there.
—
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross (Helen tion was given to Charles Ornstein.
R. Stein), whose marriage was an All alumni present declared the de-
R. of June 4, have returned from bate to be the best that the Philo-
event
delightful honeymoon trip through msthic
ever Meeting
held.
The has
Model
issue of the
the East and are at home to their Philomathian, edited by Ben Safir,
many friends at 95 Somerset avenue. was distributed among the audience.
Daniel Budnitzky, in behalf of the
Rosaline Berkowitz of New organizfition, presented a silver-
Mrs.
Yorit
is v isitin g her sister, Mrs. Harry plated gavel to the retiring speaker,
Harry H. Platt, in recognition of his ,
Greif of 4841 Beaubien street.
valuable services while a member of
the organization.

Arrow Club.

,
Fourth of July Week-end
The Arrow Club held a regular
at "Y" C•mp:
Call the office, Glendale 7971, if meeting at the home of Moe Schwarz,
you want to spend Sunday, Monday 1523 Sixth stret, Tuesday, June 26.
and Tuesday at the "Y" camp. Bring ' Many ,mrorto:il matters were dis-
your bathing suit, tennis raquet and , cussed and final arrangements were
comfortable clothing. The group will made for our excursion to Put-in-
leave the Interurban Station for New Bay, Sunday, July 9.
Baltimore at 8:10 a. m. Sunday, July . The board of directors' meeting
There are still many vaccancies was held Thursday, June 29, at Miss
2.
for vacation periods. Register at the , Lucy Yoskowite home, 4747 St. An-
toMe, while the next regular meeting
clubhouse, 89 Rowena street.
of the club will be at the home of
—
1M. Wolfgang, 3714 Brush, July 5,
Wednesday Picnics for July:
,
The "Y" is planning weekly out- instead of July 4, on account of the
ings for Wednesdays during the holiday.
Several games, a recitation and a
month of July. The group will meet
at the Belle Isle boat dock, Wood- dialogue were the entertainments for
the
evening. Mr. Levine, a former
ward avenue, at 6:15 sharp. The
first outing will take place on Wed- speaker of the Philomathic Debating
Club,
acted as critic for the evening
nesday, July 5. Meet us right after
work. A pleasant evening is planned. and gave an unusually splendid re-
Everyone must register in advance port.
and pay 35 cents for supper.
The Amitians.
The Amitians met Tuesday even-
Membership Pins:
We have already received our ing June 27 at the home of Mrs. 0.
membership pins and those who have Borenstein. Miss Levitt was hos-
ordered them may call at the office. tess. Many topics of - interest for
They are very attractive and orders the coming season were discussed
are being taken for the next ship- and transacted. A lovely luncheon
was served by the hostess dancing
ment.
following. Due to the warm weath-
er meetings will be held every other
JEWISH
MONEY
$500,0 PAL
IN ESTINE
E INDUSTRY week instead of weekly. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday even-
ing, July 11, at the home of Miss
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—A
Edythe Sklare, 51$ East Kirby.
rough estimate of the extent to which
Jewish capital had been invested in
Socathec Club.
Palestine industries is furnished by
The Socathec Club is an organiza-
figures compiled for the last eighteen
tion formed for the purpose of fur-
months by a Jewish Statistical Bur-
thering the social and athletic activi-
eau showing that over one million ties of the members. The officers sre:
pounds, nominally $500,000, have been
Masserman, president; Stamell, vice-
brought into the country and put in
several profit-bearing industries, in- president; Baly, treasurer.
The club's chess team won a vic-
cluding building-construction.
tory over the Northern High School
chess team a week ago Wednesday at
the Northern High School. The
Socathec team, composed of Masser-
man, Donut and Bavly, won a 6 to 4
victory over the Northern team, com-
posed of Frank, Brown and Silver-
stein.

Akin. Social Club.

The Alcine Social Club, at a meet-
ing held Tuesday, June 20, at the
home of Miss Anna Erman, 5741 St.
Antoine street, debated the question,
of hair-bobbing, Miss Erman and Sam
Moskowitz favoring the new fad in
girlhood. They defeated the negative
team, consisting of Herman Ratkow-
sky and George Drabkin.

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Some Great BATHING SUIT NEWS ! $1.95

for lots and 2nds of $4, $5 and $5.50 Hygienic Bathing Suits

We bought all the maker had. Well up to a thousand suits.
Think of it! We consider it a rare piece of good fortune. We

pass the savings right along to you.
Pure worsted and worsted mixed suits! And if you know
the Hygienic name, you know this to be one of the very finest
In a
makes. Full-fashioned, shaped garments, all of them.

om have stripes on the leg
worldski of plain and strip ed styles. S e
he che
tst.
stripes a cross
rt, some
and
Some are graded imperfect', but the defects are so slight
a knot in the
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drop
Unless you don't want • bathing suit, you surely should come
to this sale. It's • record-breaker! $1.95!

Worsted Suits, Made Hygienic Way, $3.95, $5.45 and $5.95-3000 Cotton Bathing Suits, Good
gs 89c.
Trimmin,
Heavy Cotton Yarn, Black or Blue with White or Red
Crewley•Milner's—First Floor.

Cirowley , Milner & Co.

Homes, S. E. CornerGratiot and Library.
enues. Store for
Main Store, Gratiot, Library, bionroe and Farmer Avenues.
to 5:30. Saturday Nights the Store Closes at 6 O'clock.
Store Hours, 9
We Deliver to 30 Suburban Cities and Towns.

Nu Beta Phi.
A regular meeting of the Nu ti'tea
Phi Sorority was held Wednesday
evening, June 21, at the home of
Miss Ida Silver, 590 East Palmer ave-
nue. Favorable reports were rep-,
clered by the committe on raffle. Mrs.
' Isadore Shermer of Cleveland, an
honorary member of the sorority,.
Miss Dorothy Floreman, also of
Cleveland, and Miss Rhea Skud of
Ishpeming. Mich., were guests of the
evening. The next regular meeting
will be held July 12 at the home of
Miss Ruth Cohn, 5626 Dix avenue.

Si-tme Phi Gamma.
Miss Evelyn Vine of Josephine use.:
nue was hostess at the last meeting
of the Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority on
Monday evening last. Dancine and
t
refreshments followed the m ing.
for a the-
Plans have been completed
ater party to be given at the Majes-
tic Theater next week.

Let.Er-Flick•r Club.

A weekly meeting of the Let-Er-
held on
f" . c! . er organization was
Thursday evening, June 22, at the
h - me of M. Birnkraut, 628 Boston
boulevard, Plans were made for the
dinner dance to be held in the near
future. Dancing followed the busi-
ness meeting.

Y. P. A. COMMITTEE PLANS
FOR ANNUAL MOONLIGHT

Plans are bring completed by the
Young People's Auxiliary of the
Shaarey Zedek for the annual moon -
light to be given on Tuesday even -
ing, Aug. 22. The committee in
charge is making arrangements for
an interesting program on the best
Tickets will be placed on sale in a
week or two.

Whether Away for a Month or a Day
Correct Sport Togs are a Happy
Forethought

Every day sees new additions to our lavishingly
colorful sweater department.

SPORTS SKIRTS

SWEATERS

Chiffon-like weightless af-
fairs for July days—orchids,
mauves, heliotropes, violets,
tangerines—and a host of
contrasting color stripes.
Sweater sketched—

Most effective with the
sweater costume is the white
skirt. The one sketched is
of EPONGE. Its fringed
lower edge and drawnwork
most effective.

$14.75
$13.75
Everything in Sports Attire

101 JOHN R ST.

Main 4216

Real Laces and Art Linen Embroidery

Qainsboro
Studios

Harry Feinberg, Photographer

WOODWARD ARCADE

1514 Woodward Ave.

Main 7127
Appointments for Studio or at Home.

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