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"Gowns of Distinction"
In order to provide the facilities
made necessary by the rapid growth
of our gown section, the Bernard
Shop has discontinued the sale of
wraps. This will enable us to fea-
ture a considerably larger number of
fine gowns, as well as double the
number of our fitting rooms.
The Bernard Shop
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Many Are Called
But Few are Chosen
The reputation of a store that serves travels
fast.
That's why the Home Furnishing Styles As-
sociation of America chose us as their Author-
ized Exhibitors in inaugurating the greatest
home beautifying service in the history of fur-
niture selling.
When the Association sought a dealer in
Detroit whose guarantee they could accept and
add to the guarantees of the better manufac-
turers and to their own guarantee, they chose
us for the privilege, thus completing the
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Now its your turn to choose us if you really
appreciate the advantage of selecting furniture
with'a TRIPLE GUARANTEE. By our appoint.
ment we are in close touch with the national
advertising of the Association, and can give the
service to which they refer. The Award Win-
ning, TRIPLE GUARANTEE Models of suites
and odd pieces are now on display at our store.
You are most cordially invited to see them.
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All society Itemsd
an other local notes should be commcnicated to the office of The
by 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to •posar In the current veek'n
issue Phone Glendale 9300, Society Editor. Mail notices so as to be revolved not later
h•n Wednesday.
day in Wheeling, W. Va., to Miss
Virginia Horkheimer, daughter of
Louis Horkheimer of that city. The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Hyman Iola of Wheeling, assisted by
Rabbi Morris Lazeron of Baltimore,
brother-in-law of the bride.
C hronIcle
The spacious green and white room
o f Hotel Wolverine was attractively
decorated in pink and white Aaron
Ward roses and yellow jonquils, trail-
ing southern smilax and mignonette
on Friday afternoon for the beauti-
fully appointed luncheon, bridge and
lotto party at which Mrs. Julius Roth-
Pauline Barlow were
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hostesses to 75 guests, compliment-
ing their mister, Mrs. Nathan Hilsberg
of Grand Rapids. The arrangements
for this charming affair were carried
out most delightfully at the tables at
which the guests were seated. Each
table had two hostesses who assisted
in the seating. Mrs. Rothschild, Miss
Barlow and Mrs. Hilsberg were
gowned in filmy black lace and satin
and wore corsage bouquets of pink
and white Premier rosebuds with lacy
foliage. Those assisting as hostesses
were Mrs. Louis Iliger, Mrs. Hannah
Freud, Mrs. Adolph Sloman, Mrs.
Sidney S. Weinman, Mrs. Louis Si-
mon, Mrs. I.ouis Oppenheim, Mrs. I.
L. Polozker, Mrs. Lows Musliner,
Mrs. A. M. Ermann, Mrs. A. Prenz-
lauer, Mrs .Max Berger, Mrs. Alex
Friedman, Mrs. Sam Marwil and Miss
Fanny Simon. Among the out-of-
town guests in attendance at this
charming party were Mrs. Rosenstock
of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Phil Inger,
Port Huron; Mrs. Nat Silver, Los An-
geles, and Miss Bertha Rodgers of
Chicago. Many beautiful prizes were
awarded in bridge and lotto.
Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin,
Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barry R. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Weinman, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Rosenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon,
Mr. and Mrs. Magnes Hirschfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Mayer Sulzberger, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Milfred Stern, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Rosenheim, Bernard Ginsburg and
Milton M. Alexander will represent
Detroit at the Golden Jubilee conven-
tion of the Union of American Ile-
brew Congregations in New York the
coming week. Among the many
elaborate functions arranged for the
entertainment of the delegates in at-
tendance from all parts of the United
States is the reception to be given by
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Straus at their
home, and a banquet at Hotel Astor
at which President Warren G..Hard-
ing will be the honor guest. Messrs.
Solomon and Rosenheim represent the
Men's Temple Club as delegates to
the first convention of Temple Broth-
erhoods to be held in New York dur-
ing the week.
INSTITUTE OF RELIGION
Professor Ismer Elbogen, one of
the visiting members of the Jewish In-
stitute of Religion, has just returned
to New York after a tour through the
middle west, in the course of which
he delivered addresses in Chicago and
The Great Russian las so
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ORCHESTRA HALL
TONIGHT
Prices:
51.65-55.50,
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The Misses Mildred and Ida Snyder
have moved from 282 East Palmer
avenue and have taken an apartment
in Hotel Addison.
Mrs. A. Goldberg and daughter,
Miss Juliette Goldberg, former resi-
dents of Detroit, who spent a fort-
night in the city, visiting with friends,
have left for their home in Provi_
Returning from a few days' stay in dence, R. I.
Chicago, guests at Hotel Blackstone,
Harold Simon of McLean avenue
are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
has returned from a two weeks' trip
of Chicago boulevard.
through Indiana.
Mrs. Phil Inger of Port Huron was
Miss Bertha Rodgers of Chicago is
a recent visitor in the city, guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hi- spending a few weeks in the city,
gues tat the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ger of Hotel Stevenson.
Leo Rodgers of Glendale avenue.
Mrs. Diana Sinn of New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meyers, who
mother of Mrs. Bernard B. Selling,
formerly of Detroit, is a guest at the were house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Sell- Joseph landau of Charlotte avenue,
ing of Hotel Addison and Mr. and left for their home in Washington,
Mrs. Samuel Van Noorden of Webb D. C., after a pleasant stay here.
avenue.
Returning from a two months' stay
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rothman of in New York, Lakewood and Atlantic
Royal Oak elft on Sunday for south- City is Mrs. Philip Shulman of Ilan-
ern California, where they will spend cock avenue.
the remainder of the winter.
Miss Marguerite Kopple entertain-
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Friedlander ed delightfully at luncheon followed
of Rhode Island avenue were hosts by bridge at her home on Colorado
to members of the Maimonides Medi- avenue, honoring 16 of her young
cal Society. Dr. J. Gilbert Israel friends.
spoke on "Latest Development of
Sol Wolf of Lawrence avenue has
Physcial Diagnosis." Dr. S. Wax and
Dr. R. L. Cowen entertained the so- returned from a few days' stay in
ciety on Tuedsay evening at Hotel Grand Rapids.
Statler. Dr. Louis B. Stern, instruc-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weinberg of
tor of internal medicine at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, was the speaker. Hague avenue left on Sunday last for
an extended trip through Southern
Returning from a 10 weeks' visit California, where they will remain
with relatives and friends in Fort for the winter months.
Wayne, Ind., and Chicago is Mra.
Dr. Samuel Danzinger has returned
Cyrus Arnold of Burlingame avenue.
from Battle Creek, where he went to
Mrs. Louis Marymont has returned attend the funeral of Mrs. S. Kapp.
from a wek's visit at the home of
One of the delightful social events
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pflaum of Min-
neapolis. Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. of the past week was the dinner at
Hotel Addison on Saturday evening
Robert Guiterman of St. Paul.
last, given by members of the N. K.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hilsberg (Ha- Club. This is the first, of a series of
zel Barlow), formerly of Detroit, and affairs to be given by this club.
daughter, Fanchon, who were guests
Returning from a few days' stay
at the home of their father, Adolph
Barlow of Woodland avenue, return- in Flint the past week is Nathan Nor-
ed on Sunday to their home in Grand man of West Grand boulevard.
Rapids.
Jack Snyder of Wilson avenue
Mrs. Eugene H. Kopple was hostess spent a few days in Chicano the past
at a charmingly appointed bridge and week.
luncheon at her home on Colorado
Mks Frieda Weinstein of East
avenue on Wednesday afternoon,
complimenting Mrs. Samuel Kaufman Hancock avenue is in Chicago, where
and. Mrs. Edward Kaufman of Read- she accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harry
ing, Pa., who were guests in the city. Wetsman. who were visiting at the
home of their father, I. Wetsman, the
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Rambar of 352 past week.
Tuxedo acenue entertained on Satur-
After an extended honeymoon trip
day afternoon in honor of the
.eleventh birthday of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Friedman (Minnie
Hinderstein)
are at home at the
Anne. •
Sovereign apartments, Cleveland, 0.
Mrs. David Moss of 4649 Brush
Miss Gertrude Goldstein of Mimi-
street left fur Portland, Ore., and
California, to be gene the remainder too, OtaL,la the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
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Returning from a few days' stay
in Cleveland, where they attended a
golden wedding anniversary, are Mr.
and Mrs. A. Shiffman of West Boston
boulevard.
Mrs. Hannah Freud of Hotel Wol-
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Van Vliet of
verine has returned from a delightful
stay at the home of her children, Mr. Edison avenue have left for an ex-
and Mrs. Justin Rollman (Josephine tended trip through the southern
Freud) and son, henry, in Cincin- states, going to New Orleans, La.,
Palm Beach and Miami, Fla., and Ha-
nati.
vana, (..uba. Many charming and de-
lightful functions in the form of the-
Miss Blanche Hart of Hotel Addit
ater parties and luncheons were ten-
son has returned from a pleasant visit
dered Mrs. Van Vliet prior to her de-
in New York City and Rochester,
parture for this delightful tour.
where she visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hart and also at-
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kaufman of
tended the seventy-fifth birthday an-
Reading, Pa., formerly of Detroit,
niversary of David M. Amberg of
spent several days in the city the past
Grand Rapids, which was held at the
week in attendance at the fifteenth
home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Stern, in Rochester.
Ben Kaufman of Detroit.
AfE'! win!".
CHALIAPIN
Cincinnati. In Chicago he delivered
a lecture on "Current Spiritual Move-
ments in German Jewry," before the
Delightful interpreter of the folk songs of the world .id most
Rabbinical Association of that city,
beloved European Jewish artist now on tour in
and on "anti-Semitism" before the
anti-Defamation League. In Cincin-
Tickets at Grinnell's; Small's Drug Store, Hastings and It. mine;
nati, he gave four lectures on "The at- $ Plotkin's Book Store, Hastings and Adelaide; Lazaross'
Store,
titude of Early Christianity towards
1025 Westminster.
Prices: $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1 no, so,.
Judaism" liefore Faculty and students
of the Hebrew Union College and an t lh. • 101.
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Harry L. Jacobs of Longfellow ave-
nue has left for Los Angeles, Cal.,
where he will join Mrs. Jacobs and
At the regular meeting of the La- daughters, who have been guests at
dies' Auxiliary of the Shaarey Zedek Hotel Ambassador the past winter.
held the past week at the synagogue,
the subject of discussion was the im-
Returning from a delightful stay
migrant aid work that is becoming at Hotel Drake in Chicago, where
such a factor in the community. Miss they attended the New Year celebra-
Emma Butzel, chairman of the im- tion, are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Herr-
migrant aid committee of the Jewish man of Chicago boulevard.
Woman's Club, told of the many ways
and means devised to get in touch
Miss Aimee Tobias and Miss Sarah
with those who have recently arrived
Goldberg were hostesses at a charm-
in this country and the methods pur-
ingly appointed luncheon at Hotel
sued for the betterment of the immi-
Statler the past week, complimenting
grants' conditions. Miss Mary Cap-
several out-of-tdwn guests.
lan, who attended the convention of
the social workers in Ann Arbor, re-
Mrs. Max Berger of East Warren
ported the findings of the gathering
and of their decision to have a uni- avenue is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Rose
Rosenstock of Kansas City, Mo.
form policy on immigrant education.
Miss Caplan told of the many men Mrs. Rosenstock is a former resident
of
Detroit
and has many friends in
and women at the convention, whose
varied opinions on this question were this city.
numerous. Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne, a
soloist of more than ordinary ability,
Returning from a several weeks'
possessing a beautiful and resonant stay in New York and Chicago are
voice, sang several solos, ably accom- Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Robinson of Chi-
panied on the piano by Miss Jeanette cago boulevard.
Jacobs. A social half-hour followed
this interesting meeting, at which
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich was in Toledo
the past week, where she addressed
Mrs. David Zemon presided.
the Iladassah Society in that city.
Mrs. Albert Kahn, Mrs. Leo M.
Butzel, Mrs. David A. Brown and
Miss Ruth Franklin are actively in-
terested in the College Club twilight
concerts to be given at hotel Statler
during the months of January and
February, the first to take place on
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 21, at 4
o'clock.
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address before the Cincinnati Menor-
ah Post Graduate Club on "The Place
of Zunz in Jewish History and Liter-
ature."
Dr. Felix Perks, also a visiting pro-
fessor of the Jewish Institute of Re-
ligion, has recently returned from
Baltimore, where he delivered ad-
d rea.ses.
The library of the late Rev. Dr. S.
Mendelsohn of Wilmington, North
('arolina, presented by his family to
the Samuel and Emil Hirsch Library
of the Jewish Institute of Religion, is
soon to reach the Free Synagogue
House. It contains nearly 1,400
bound volumes and about 360 pamph-
lets.
Women's'deep and decided preference
for the Cadillac has been a large
factor in making Type 61 the out-
standing success in Cadillac history.
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