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Philomathic Debating Club.

Too-Too the elephant greets every child
with a wag of his tail, a wave of his trunk
and a flop of his ear—he is the funniest old
elephant that ever was—and right near him
are lions, tigers, camels and ostriches from
his own far off country.

Electric trains whirring by—
horns blowing, mechanical toys
rushing by make a merry, fascinat-
ing Toyland that will delight every
child.

Sixth Floor.

The J. L. Hudson Co.

A recent function of exquisite ap-
pointments was the luncheon at hotel
Statler at which Mrs. Adolph Sloman
and Mrs. A. I. Wolf were hostesses,
honoring Mrs. A. Wiener, Mrs. Sarah
Strauss and Mrs. A. Rosenwasser of
Cleveland, who were guests at the
Park hotel, Mt. Clemens, and Mrs.
Rosa T. Rosenfield and Mrs. Isadore
Frank of Detroit.

Mrs. henry A. Krolik of Rowena
street left on Sunday for an extended
stay in Southern California, where
she will spend the winter months
Mrs. Krolik was accompanied by
friends from New York and will go
to Santa Barbara, Cal., for a month's
stay, guest at Hotel Potter.

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Trotty Veck Club.

Arrangements have been com-
pleted for the third annual dance of
the Trotty Veck Club, to be held on
Dec. 1 at the Women's Federation
building, Hancock nod Second ave-
nues. A select program has been ar-
ranged. The members extend a cor-
dial invitation to all to attend this
dance.

Pals' Club.

A social gathering held by the
Pals on Armistice night, Saturday
evening, Nov. 11, at which a buffet
luncheon was served, was followed by
a hayride to Pontiac. The social was
held at the. home of Mr. and Mrs.
Katz, 944 Mt. Vernon. Apprecia-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Martin were tion was expressed to the Katz's for
hosts to the Saturday Night Club at the use of their home, as well as to
thier home on Moss avenue on Satur- Ira Cohen of the National Show Case
day evening last. The evening was and Manufacturing Co., for the use
spent delightfully with cards and mu- of one of their trucks.
sic, and several local artiste con-
tributed to the splendidly arranged
Eta Rho Sidm ■ .
informal program. Among those who
The Eta Rho Sigma Sorority was
participated were Miss Margaret organized at a meeting held at the
Schelling, Miss Helen II. Morris, Vic- home of Jeanne Rosen on Tuesday
for Polant and Herman Hoexter.
evening, Nov. 14. Officers were
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elected and fuutre plans laid. The
Among the speakers at the weekl Y second meeting of the sorority was
meeting of the Zonta Club at lunch- held at the home of Betty Kaplan,
eon at Hotel Statler on Thursday was 643 Westminster avenue, on Nov.
Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz, who ad- 21.
dressed the assembly on "Whispers
of the City."

This Lamp Only $44

(Complete wiht Shad.)

is an unusually choice se-
lection of finer things that ap-
peal in our Holiday displays—dec-
orative, but useful, things that will
help to solve your Christmas prob-
lems.

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Blue Bird Girls.
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Mrs. Cyrus Arnold of Burlingame
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avenue is spending a few weeks in
The dance of the Blue Bird Girls, rr
Chicago and Fort Wayne, Ind., where
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Mrs.
Joseph
Ehrlich
was
hostess
held
on
Nov.
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hotel
Statler,
to
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members
of
the
executive
board
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she is the guest of relatives and
was was
a huge
success,
of the Iladassah at a charming affair who
chairman
'of Mrs.
th J. Goldberg, /
friends.
.e dance rem-
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at her home on Second boulevard on m
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e re orted at the meeting held
Saturday evening last, honoring Mrs. wo
B. 0. Harris, who has left for Los at the home of Miss Edith Semin-
Angeles, Cal., where she will make sky The next meeting will be held
at * the home of Edith Ilermonoff,
her future home.
Warren and Brush.

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A bigger and better Toy Store than ever
before—and animals, dolls and toys from
all parts of the world to delight the little
folk.

The divorce question occupied the
attention of the members at the meet-
ing of the Phllomathis Debating Club
last Sunday. The debate was on the
issue "Resolved, that restrictive leg-
islation as regards the divorce law be
enacted." The affirmative team, com-
posed of Jack F. Schulman and Isa-
dore Berger, was out-witted by the
negative debaters, Meyer Weisenfeldt
and Abraham C. Perlman, the latter
pair receiving the decision by a 14
to 10 vote. The negative was accord-
ed further honors by the election of
A. C. Perlman as best speaker. Fred
M. Butzel was the critic of the de-
bate and speaker of the evening. His
talk on divorce legislation completed
the program.
Another good program is promised
for the meeting this Sunday. A de-
bate on the "Repeal of the Prohibi-
tion Amendment" will open the even-
Much interest centers in the coma 1
i ng.
Isadore Falk and Samuel Leibo-
ing Temple Beth El dinner which will
take place on Tuesday evening, Nov.Ivitz will constitute the affirmative.
22, in the dining room of the new Their opponents are of equally good
temple. This dinner, which invariab- caliber and promise a close and in-
ly precedes the annual meeting, wlil teresting dicsussion. The bringing-
be given under the direct supervision iiiip-men committee announces that
of the board of directors of the Sis- erman August, former speaker and'
terhood of the Temple, with Mrs. Jo- I former Michigan 'Varsity debater,
seph Lichtenstein as chairman of ar- will be the speaker of the evening.

The Temple Arts Society, the new-
ly organized dramatic club, will pre-
sent three one-act plays on Tuesday,
Dec. 5, in which members will par-
ticipate. Departing form the orig-
inal intentions of not selling tickets
to any of the performances, the board
of managers has decided to place
tickets on sale for this presentation
only, thereby giving those who are
interested an opportunity of witness-
ing the staging of these plays. Tickets
can be procured from any member of
this society.

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A capacity audience is expected at
the Majestic Theater this Monday
evening when "Welcome Stranger'
will be staged by the Woodward Play-
ers under the auspices of the Young
People's Temple Club of Congrega-
tion Beth El. Details for this per-
formance are in the hands of Miss
Selma Hamburger. Plans are now
also being completed for the formal
dance of the club, to be held Satur-
day evening, Nov. 25, is the new
temple. Patrons and patronesses at
this opening dance will be Rabbi and
Mrs. Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi and Mrs.
Henry J. Berkowitz, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Finsterwald, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus
Hirschfield, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Si-
mon, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Welt, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Fechheimer, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Nathan, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Garvett, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ro-
senheim, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Sulz-
berger, Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Grabowsky, Mr.
and Mrs. Milford Stern, Mr. and Mrs.
Max May, Mr. and Mrs. Frank V.
Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rob-
inson.

the movies were a factor in detract-
ing from the reading of books and
compared the modern novel, which
deals with problems of the day, with
the book of yesterday. In giving a
delightful interpretation of books in
general, she Raid that good books
have a good influence over one and
that one should feed the soul with
a reading of them, as it gives an in-
sight into other people's lives and
therefore a broader viewpoint and
oultook on the world in general. A
unique innovation in the way of en-
tertainment was the correct dress re-
vue staged by living models, showing
that young women could be well
dressed, even on a limited income.
Mrs. Sadie C. Jacobs, head of the
"Y," presided at this interesting
meeting.

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Savings

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Altogether one of the most delight-
ful and interesting functions ever
given by the Sisterhood of Temple
Beth El was the luncheon on Monday
last in the dining room of the new
Temple, when several hundred mem-
bers availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity of attending this opening af-
fair of the season. The speaker of
the day, Mrs. Frank Rosenblatt, edu-
cational director of the First Na-
tional Bank of Detroit, charmed her
hearers with a concise talk on a topic
that should be of special interest,
particularly to women, "The Uses
and Abuses of the Net Income." In
summing up her ideas as to the ways
and means of expending said incomes,
Mrs. Rosenblatt stressed the all-im-
portant factor that is so essential in
every regulated household, that of
not exceeding the income, and advo-
cated the use of a budget in the home
for at least six months in order to
get telling results. Mrs. Rosenblatt
said that women should learn the lan-
guage of men in a business way and
that discussion of the net income
should be a general topic in every
home, thereby avoiding many finan-
cial pitfalls. The tables were cen-
tered with baskets of yellow bebe
mums and white daisies and were
presided over by the executive board
and hospitality committee of the Sis-
terhood. Among those acting as hos-
tesses of the day were Mrs. Walter
lleavenrich, Mrs. Moe Weil, Mrs. Al-
fred Rothschild, Mrs. Rosa T. Rosen-
field, Mrs. Adoplh Sloman, Mrs. Jo-
seph Lichtenstein and Mrs. Edward
Frank.

Bring the
Children to
Hudson's Toyland

Ta-dak ■ h Club.
The Tz'dakah Club, a local charity
organization, will give a card party
on , Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 2 p. m., at
the Women's Federation clubhouse,
corner Second boulevard and Han-
cock avenue.
The organization makes an appeal
to the Detroit Jewish women on the
ground of the many good deeds done
in the past, among them being the
furnishing of layettes for needy ba-
bies. That the work may be con-
tinued, a large attendance is urged.
With the proceeds, it is hoped to ex-
pand the work and to assist more
needy families.

rangements. The ladies who have had
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
At the monthly meeting of the these suppers in charge in previous
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Young Women's Hebrew Association years have given evidence of their
of the Jewish Women's Club, held at culinary abilities, so this affair prom- will hold the annual charity ball on
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on ises to be as delightful as heretofore. Dec. 17 at the hall of the Detroit
Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Sunday last, Mrs. Morse Cohen gave
an illuminating talk on "Recent
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El, 3153 Cass avenue. Heading the dance
committee
is Mrs.
Rose
who
Novels," reviewing several with which meeting next on Dec. 11, wlil be ad- is assisted
by Mrs.
J. Fleisher,
Rottenberg.
the public has become familiar. Sin- dressed by Rabbi James G. Heller of Tickets can now be procured from
clair Lewis' "Babbitt," Hutchinson's Cincinnati. The musical program
"Freedom" and Earnest Poole's "His will include violin selections by Mrs. the members. An interesting pro-
gram is in preparation for the affair.
Family" were among the books dis- Harold Fraleigh.
A luncheon will also be served.
cussed. Mrs. Cohen contended that

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Any article selected will be cheerfully re-
served for you, to suit your conveniences.

Of interest to Detroiters is the an-
Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.
nouncement of the birth of a daugh-1
ter, Jane Clare, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl , Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.,
Bellack of Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. Bel- will not meet on Nov. 27, inasmuch
lack, who is well known in Detroit, is as the special meeting scheduled for
3143 Woodward • Watson
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eman- that date was held on Nov. 13, when it
uel Adler of Milwaukee and a grand- ' the first three officers of the various
daughter of the late Seligman Schloss. Eastern Star chapters of this city
were entertained.
'
B. G. Morris of Pilgr im avenue was ,
Arrow Club.
in New York for a few days' stay, go- I
ing there to meet his daughter, Missl Members of the Arrow Club met
Helen II. Morris, who arrived on the at the home of Harry Reisman on ..
S.S. Resolute from a several months' Wednesday, Nov. 15. David Miller,
stay in Berlin, Germany. Miss Mar- chairman of the constitution commit-
ris accmopanied her father to Detroit. ' tee, reported that a new set of laws
will be ready soon. A bouquet of
Mrs. Max P. Ileavenrich and son flowers was sent to Sidney Schwartz,
of Saginaw were in the city the past who was recently injured and is in
You will find a host of the choicest
week, guests at Hotel Stevenson. Receiving Hospital. Mr. Reismon
acted as critic of the evening and of-
Gifts for the Holidays.
Mrs. Samuel Van Noorden of Webb fered instructive suggestions. Mose
Tea Sets
Stem Ware
Hearth Brooms
avenue, accompanied by her daugh- Schwartz announced an interesting •
Wall Placques
ter, Miss Frances Van Noorden, have program for the next meeting, to be
Water Sets
Waste Baskets
returned from a delightful visit with held at the home of Dave Miller, 8774 E. Mirrors
Candle
Sticks
Unique Trays
_"Pictures
relatives and friends in Wheeling, W. Russell street.
Comfort
Sets
Novelty
Lamps
Toilet
Novelties
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Lustre
Vases
Sewing Sets
Albacus Club.
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Humidors
Darning Baskets
Miss Charlotte Ermann, daughter
Cologne
The entertainment committee of
Book Ends
Smoker's Stands
of Mrs. A. Ermann of West Hancock
Bottles
the Albacus Club is planning an in-
avenue, who is a student at the Uni- teresting program for the next meet-
versity of Michigan, has been made
ing to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 28
a member of the Junior honor We - instead of Thursday, on account of
vern Society, an honor society In Thanksgiving, at the home of Mies
which campus activities and person- Eddie Kovan, 964 Frederick street.
ality count as requisites for admis- Visitors are welcome.

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS

of the Unusual Sort

Particular thought was given to
the selection of gift articles when our
buyers selected the merchandise for
this store a few months ago, with
the result that our entire main floor
is filled with gift articles of most un-
usual character, many of which are
to be seen only at this store.
Already this gift floor has attract-
ed wide interest, and the recipient
of ■ gift selected here will take add-

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came from the House of Birch.
The grouping illustrated above
was sketched on our floors. The
chairs are covered in rich Italian red
velvet, the frames being exquisitely
carved. They are priced $85.00 each.
The Console Table and Mirror are
perfectly proportioned and richly
carved. Table and Mirror are priced
$125.00.

Countless inexpensive gifts await you r inspection.

V. R. BIRCH CO.

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Near High St.

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sion.

Mrs. George Blum of Tennyson
avenue, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Ruth Elaine, have returned from
a delightful stay in Tulsa, Okla.,
where she visited with her sister, Mrs.
Louis Barnett. Mrs. Barnett was
formerly Miss Florence Marx of De-
troit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Marx.

J. A. D.' Club.

The J. A. D.'s Club new officers
are: Rose Grace, president; Rae
Ratko•sky, vice - president; Betty
Taylor, secretary; Marion Meisner,
treasurer; Estelle Schneider, ser-
geant-at-arms. The board of direc-
tors consists of the Misses Rae Rat-
kowsky, Gertrude Cohen, Rose Gins-
i berg and Victoria Ilanelsky.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman of I
Montefiore Lodge.
Watkins Glenn, N. Y., are guests of
Montefiere Lodge No. 12, Indepen-
their children, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. dent Order Free Sons of Israel, at
Cohen of Virginia Park, and Dr. and their m eting held on Thursday, Nov.
Mrs. R. R. Goldstone of Wilson aye- 9, held rt the club rooms, third floor of
nue. the OdIfellow building on Randolph
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street, was addressed by • number of
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern of prominent speakers. Of unusual in_
East Grand boulevard left on Sunday terest was the address of Bernard
for New York, from which point Marx, member of Monefiore Lodge for
they sail on the S.S. Volendam for a the past 40 years, who told of the
two months' trip to Europe. Many growth of the order since he joined it.
charming functions were given for
Mr. and Mrs. Stern prior to their
Athena Girls.
•eparture.
The Athena Girls and their friends
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celebrated the third anniversary of
Mrs. Mark Fleishman and William their organization at a dinner party
Fleishman of Second boulevard have given at the home of
Lotti•
returned from • stay in Chicago, Spalter, 703 Hancock avenue, CM
.gueat ► .al.rel•tivaa-aad . Tuesday evening, Nov. 21.

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Thanksgiving Home Decorations.
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