A lfferiallf Awish periodical Carter CLIFTON ArxNUZ • CINCINNATI 20, ONTO E 1)LTBOITIEWIRI uit, Firisagiva31 1.egetseib Lavishly Trimmed Super values which embody the extreme of charm, exclusiveness and artistry. Russian blouse backs, wrappy coats and cape coats, de- m o p e d in modish fabries—Lo- rella, Arabella, Gerona, Panve- laine and Lustrola. Beautifully trimmed with Beaver, Careen], Wolf and Mole. Many styles have e io ci aile fastenings. Returning from a delightful stay in New York City is Mrs. Ilugo hill of Rowena street. Belle Franklin, who was a guest at the home of Rabbi and Mrs. WATERSTON-GOLDSTEIN Leo M. Franklni, coming here for the 51r. and Mrs. David Goldstein an- dedicatory ceremonies of the new Temple Beth El, has returned to her nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Kitty, to Ben IL Waterston, son home in Cincinnati. of Mr. and Mrs. Merman Waterston, PROMINENT GUESTS AT CONFIRMATION AFFAIR Mrs. Harry S. Jacobs and daugh- Sunday evening, Nov. 26. Ceremony ters, Mellicent Ellen and Phyllis at 6:30 p. m. at Ahavath Zion Syna- An enjoyable social event was the Rhea, of Longfellow avenue have left gogue, Holbrook avenue and Brush street. confirtnation party given by Mr. and for Lus Angeles, Cal., where they Mrs. Morris Fishman at their home, will remain for the winter months. 2252 Gladstone avenue, in honor of their son, Ben Fishman. The con- Mrs. Arthur Spiegel and sons, Ar- firmation ceremony took place at the thur and Herbert Oberfelder, who Congregation Mishkan Israel on Sat- were guests of Rabbi and Mrs. Leo urday morning. In honor of this M. Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. 51e1- confirmation, Master Fishman enter- ville Welt during the ceremonies in- 51r. and Mrs. M. Siden an [mine tained a large gathering of his boy cident to the dedication of the new the birth of a son, Franklin David, on and girl friends on Saturday even- Temple Beth El, have returned to Nov. 16. ing. On Sunday evening, Mr. and their home in Chicago. Mrs. Fishman and their NMI were IMPORTANT NOTICE OF hosts to a large party of friends, in- Returning from a few days' stay cluding many Detroit people and a JEWISH WOMAN'S CLUB in Northern Michigan is Dr. Ilugo number of guests from out of town. Freund of Chicago boulevard. 'roasts were proposed by the toast- Members of the Jewish Woman's Club are urgently requested to send in master, Homer Guck, assistant to the Mrs. M. Stern, Who was the house promptly to the secretary, Mrs. Henry president of the Detroit Life Insur- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Unger Weinstein, 4610 Brush street, any ance Company. The guests of honor of Edison avenue, has gone to Cleve- change in address, that notices may were Congressman W. Frank James, land, where she will spend some time reach them in time for meetings, Mail from the Northern Peninsula of prior to her departure for her home addressed to the following members Michigan, and M. E. O'Brien, presi- in Chicago. Has been repeatedly returned to the dent of the Detroit 'Life Insurance secretary, who will appreciate correc- Company. Mrs. Cari•ie Finsterwald and Albert tions promptly, either by phoning Mel. Fiesterqald have moved from Hen- rese 3354, or by postal card: drie avenue to their new home in Mrs. J. Bell, 2105 Taylor. Mrs S the Byron apartments, 1242 Colling- Ferber, 5814 Brush; Mrs. Beatrice wool avenue. Golden, 38 Leicester; Mrs. Sol Jacob- son, 1630 West Euclid; Mrs. H. Katz, Returning from a fortnight's stay 1501 West Euclid; Mrs. L. Kaplan, at French Lick Springs is William 1815 Hillsboro; Mrs. Katherine Lieb- Friedman of Erskine street. schintz, 520 Medbury; Miss Pauline Leiberson, 910 Medbury; Miss Jennie Miss Nettie Frankel of Atlanta, Rosen, 9703 Delmar; Mrs. Sum Pind- Ga., spent the past two weeks in the skoff, 516 East Kirby; Mrs. Louis city, the guest of Miss Adelaide Solomon, 134 Clairmount; Miss Sadie Courlandor of 7623 Wilson avenue. Solomon, 131 Clairmont; Mrs. l'eter Turnsky, 91 West Philadelphia; Mrs . Miss Dorothy Blumenthal' of West Jack Wolf, 5815 St. Antoine; Mrs. Branch, Mich., is a guest at the home Esther Paissnor, 253 Pingree; Mrs. R. The McMillan store of Mrs. Herman Alpern of Webb Frank, 1493 Glynn court; Mrs. Albert Davis, 1635 Taylor; Mrs. Pauline avenue. brings both to the Block, 2666 Woodward; Mrs. M. H. Returning from a few days' stay Cohen, 1628 Clairmount; Mrs. Esther Thanksgiving Feast. in New York is Milton A. Bressler Steller, 677 Selden; Miss Pauline Ka- han, 662 Hague; Mrs. Jacob Hustein, of Dunedin avenue. 2360 West Grand boulevard; Mrs. Jerry Marks of Oscoda, Mich., was Burt Moss, 214 Hendrie; Mrs. A. a visitor in the city the past week, Shiffinan, 130 Glynn court; Mrs. Leon coming for the Michigan-Wisconsin Harman, 1686 Glynn court; Miss Lil- lian Lavine, 993 Erskine; Miss Esther game at Ann Arbor. L. Wetsman, 285 East High; Mrs. Mark Alpern of Webb avenue has Charles Hasenbusch, 50 East Palmer; From foreign vineyards, mar- •returned from a 10-day stay in New Mrs. Milton Kuttnauer, 64 Glynn kets and groves; from domestic court; Mrs. Regina Marx, '7369 Wood- York City, guest at Hotel McAlpin. ward; Mrs. C. Arnold, 638 Glynn orchards and garden spots, come food stuffs that justify Sherry Freund of Chicago was a court; Mrs. Isidore Levi, 1635 Tay- lor. recent visitor in the city, guest at Miss 11'11M EN'S—MISSES' $95 — $125 • connection with any other store. . - SERVICE TALK NUMBER 1:i Dress Up for Thanksgiving!! The Rare Import The Staple Foodstuff --and never miss the money !! N 0 man or Woman need be . shabbily dressed on Thanks- giving Day ! Jacoby's makes this possible through their excep- tional cleaning and dyeing serv- ice! To clean an old garment at Jacoby's—or to have it dyed— means that you get a garment as a • another rear rolls by. J • e y s sr•tef ullly look. back through 1922 —ad •c• Fan knowl edges thanks the eter.in. crea ■ ing pat- roo the di rim if init o$f De. good as new at the lowest possible cost! It's worth trying, we assure you, especially if you desire..- n e w clothes on a limited income! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purdy of Royal Oak. Nathan D. Metzger announces that he has dissolved partnership and has moved his law offices to suite 313, Moffett building, telephone Main Miss Anne Mushkin of Sioux City, 6100, Iowa, who is well known in Detroit, Parental love should be impartial; was a member of the cast of "The one child must not be preferred to Knight of Burning l'estle," presented the other.—The Talmud. by the "Masque," at Ann Arbor on FRENCH DRY CLEANERS Wednesday evening. Mrs. I.. C. Goldman of Milwaukee was a recent visitor in the city, guest at Hotel Statler. 7452 WOODWARD - CORNER CUSTER PHONE MARKET 3364 Mr. and Mrs. homer Stevens of Metamora, Ohio, announce the birth of a daughter, Rosemary. Mrs. Ste- vens was formerly Miss Irma Bloom of Detroit. iSx Clara Rogers has moved into her new home in the Garfield Manor, 71 Garfield avenue. "Gowns of Genoine Quality." The wearing of a gown that dominates fashionable circles through sheer surpassing charm is a not infrequent joy to Bernard Shop patrons, we are told. Offering exclusive cre- ations that reflect the inspired genius of fore- most modistes, it is natural that Bernard Shop gowns should be distinctive. But equally im- portant is our practice of striving as assidu- ously to fit the personality as perfectly as the figures of our customers. Only thus is the des'red perfection attained. Wraps that harmonize as prettily Mrs. Louis J. Kapetansky of Tay- •lor avenue entertained 30 guests at luncheon honoring her sister, Miss Charlotte Rodin, a November bride. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Seitovitz have returned from an extended honeymoon stay in Chicago and Western points and are making their home in Port Huron, Mich. Charlotte Miss Complimenting ' Rodin, who was a bride of Nov. 12, Mrs. Benjamin Gould of Kirby ave- nue entertained delightfully at a luncheon and shower. Covers were laid for 30 guests. and complete the sense of extreme satisfaction are also available here. Yet most of our customers find the cost less than they expect to pay. The Bernard Shop Miss Bessie Blum of Chicago, who acted as maid of honor at the Seit- ovitz-Silverman wedding, has re- turned to her home. 1522 Broadway Main 8971 t7 . 1 , . 19 11111111 0111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111 L ;- " Announcement ! Miss Kate Gordon of Josephine avenue was hostess to a number of guests on Tuesday evening, Nov. 7, honoring :Wins Charlotte Rodin, a November bride. ld ti by t be the be h e Women's Federation club house, = Hancock and Second avenues, on = Tuesday, Dee. 12, at 2 p. m. Pro- = reeds will be used for the making of a - - baby layettes for needy children. TtA ackaart,t1 p;,ii -ty A delightful evening was spent at the home of Miss Hattie Appelbaum of Taylor avenue when a surprise = shower was given in honor of Miss = Helen Cohen, whose engagement to Samuel Babbin of Chicago was re- = eently announced. The decorative = scheme was carried out in pink and E• white. Silver baskets filled with pink flowers were the favors. --- Many delightful affairs have been = given the past week honoring Miss Ethel Goldberg of New York City, = who is the house guest of Miss Ruth = • Cohn of West Grand boulevard. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIM = 414. ,)‘\ • . • . .. . •4 tekt a . sr • ONN I ' e . t 4 1 r- , The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ukrainian Federation of the State of Michigan will hold their annual informal ball and dance at the Statler Hotel on Sunday evening, Dec. 17th, Come, have a good time and be charitable. Dancing—Music—Other forms of entertain- ment. Tickets $1.00 Per Person. = I =! Mrs. M. Stein of 1463 Virginia = I Park returned after visiting in Chi- = j cage and Omaha with her stater, Mrs. ,7=' I Rosenblatt. Mrs. S. Lipman tif Chicago, who = 'kited here with her sister, Mrs. A. I Vein of 1410 Collnigwood avenue, = , las returned after a stay of several seeks. Her daughter, Miss Mildred =! Lipman, remains here for another F . I reek. = = I The Milliliters of Jerusalem an- = munce that their card party will be 1 ayen'Ii:eFe,d5e'r:tti 2:30 by ‘1:1danithiu‘edn 111111 -' MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101 house.Refreshments will beo served. 4 SUPERFLUOUS HAIR % Where Parisian Elegance Meets American Taste All the distinctiveness that conies from long service to the fashion-fastidious; all the variety a Specialty Shop can af- ford ; all the quality a house with high standards maintains—these constitute the character of service available to every patron of this Shop of Original Creations. 7'he Gown Shop v =- r Fifth Annual Palnleasly and permanently deetroyed from fate, arms and limbs. No de- pilatories or electric needle used. Eyebrows Arched. SUNDAY EVENING, DEC. MARY LOUISE SHOPPE 601 Scherer Bldg. Cherry 4780 East Grand River and Farmer Streets Graystone Ballrooni Temple Dancing Studio Teaching the fox trot, waits and one- etej. Private and class lesson.. Open daily. All styles or stage dancing taught. Chil- dren's class every Saturday at a p. m. We guarantee result, Prof Steiffer, Dir. PROFESSOR STEIFFER, DIR. Cad. 598 2785 Woodward Ave. 'NT Orchestras - Entertainers ....--- Surprises Dancing from 8:00 to 1:00 Admission 75 Cents Chickens, Ducks, Geese Proceeds for Jewish National Fund and Palestine Pioneer Fund. Sweet Potatoes. Cape Cod Cranberries. Fancy Table Raisins and Stuffed Dates. heaped with luscious, tempting fruits—in stock or filled to your individual order. G. & R. McMillan Co. Main 8800 Woodward at Fort. 3 at the beautiful Turkeys, McMillan baskets of fruit— 1 1 ZION BALL Tender, fine grained, foil Assorted Fruits in jars for Salads. ,I ♦ the McMillan reputation for quality and dependability. MOVES OFFICES Returning from a several days stay in Washington and New York is Ja- cob H. Davis of Chicago boulevard, "MICHIGAN'S FOREMOST" .10 1230 Woodward Avenue firths DETROIT, MICHIGAN We Thank You! '1 Marriagro yfifitelltoch6 Mrs. Sadie C. Jacobs, social secre- tary of the Young Women's Hebrew Association, at the last monthly meet- ing, Sunday afternoon, Nov. 19, urged the members to enroll more girls in the organization to reach their quota of 1,000 members. Latest books were discussed by Mrs. Morse Cohen. "Babbitt," by Lewis; "Freedom," by Hutchinson; "The Outcast," by Zelma Lageroff, are examples of the present day's novels, Mrs. Cohen said, advising the girls to read, if only for relaxation. A wonderful array of exquisite street, afternoon and evening gowns was displayed by models from Rua sek's, also hats to match every cos- tume, emphasizing that one can be simply and inexpensively, yet approp- riately and beautifully, dressed. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grosner am daughters, Helen and Marion, have moved to Detroit from Dover, Ohio August Kapp of Battle Creek an- and have taken an apartment at 1800 West Grand boulevard. Mrs. Gros nounces the engagement of his daugh- ter, Elsa, to Dr. Samuel S. Danzinger ner was formerly Miss Mina Press of Detroit. lauer of this city. With Luxurious Furs Na Y. W. H. A. GIRLS URGED TO HELP ENLIST MORE MEMBERS; 1,000 IS GOAL Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rosenblum of Flint announce the engagement of their daughter, Lee, to Bernard Ro- senthal, son of Samuel Rosenthal, formerly of Detroit. QUALITY COATS PAGE NINE tl•In■l• Engagements Superb $75 - kaNICLC Given Under Auspices of Zeirei Zion. g, jw- a.m. I 0 LI klk‘ 0 laah W 0 k 'W h LI I MI I I M lb Mal la 0 IMMO 1 11 kM IN 1 • y 5 / THE PERWEIN PASTRY SHOP Is Ready to Take Your Thanksgiving Order for PLUM PUDDINGS, FRUIT CAKES, FRESH SALTED PECANS AND ALMONDS, FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRIES F & 0 # Try Our Full Line of Coffee Cakes. — PUS TWELFTH ST. • • • • Pima. Market 53 oli i A. Two-Pant Suits & Plaid Back Overcoats This Smashing Sale Is Saving Detroiter* Many Dollars. $24.50 1,500 Suits and Overcoats started this whirlwind Sale! They have been going so fast that there are far from that number left! But there are enough for another great (lay tomorrow! And the early shopper will be playing safe! NO ONE SHOULD MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! These Suits and Overcoats are some of the finest we have ever shown at this price! Overcoats! All Kinds! YOUR Model! Roomy ulsters and ulsterettes — smart raglans kimona models—great coats! You'll not want for your particular style —it's here! Suits for Everybody! Tweeds—flannels—worsteds and unfinished worsteds—cas- simeres—flannels! Every one a DOUBLE SERVICE! Don't pass up such a value. Suits and Overcoats $15! Hurry! Regular $17.50 to $22.50 values—they were selling for that! Suits in all up-to-the-minute style! Wanted materials! Overcoats of ALL KINDS! Crowley.Milner's—Second Floor.. Crowley, Milner & Co. Main Store, Gratiot, Library, Monroe and Farmer Avec Stores fs,r Homes, S. E. Corner Gratiot and Library. Store Holm, 9 to 5:30. Saturday Nights the Store Closes at 6 O'clock. We Deliver to 30 Suburban Cities and Towns.