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With entrances on two strategic thorough-
fares—Woodward Avenue and Washing-
ton Boulevard ; with facilities for the most
gratifying of modern store service ; with
the same exclusive type of distinctive ap-
parel—will soon occupy the
Washington Arcade
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Now at 1230 Woodward Menu.,
"Gowns of Distinction"
To have won the reputation as
"the best place in Detroit for gowns"
is an unmistakable indication of our
unusual ability to please the most
discriminating in every phase of
gown choice—distinctive styles, de-
sirable fabrics, agreeable prices.
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Every day folks are coming in to learn more
about the big plans that the Home Furnishing
Styles Association of America, are carrying out
through us, their Authorized Exhibitors.
Every day folks are going away, glad they
came, and richer in knowledge, ideas and
experience.
After their visit, they know that we know
they'll be here when they need furniture. In
the meantime, they have found us willing to
serve them, and what's more,—able to.
Come to see our exhibit of National Award
Winning TRIPLE GUARANTEE Models.
Ask us how you can secure a gift subscription
to "Ilome Furnishing Style," the de-luxe month-
ly Dollar-a-Copy magazine of home beautifying.
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Mid-Winter
Furniture Sale
All society Han• and other local note• should be contrnunic•ted to the office of The
Chronicle by a o'clock Wednesday •Iternoon in order to appear in the current week'.
to be received not later
Issue. Phan.. Glendale 9300, Society Editor. Mad notices so
than Wednesday.
An affair that stood out as a unique
sand delightful function in the spcial
world the past week was a stag din-
: ner tendered Sidney Schott by 55 of
his men friends at the Phoenix Club
on Saturday evening last. The party
was in the nature of a surprise and
complimented Mr. Schott upon his
approaching marriage on Feb. 21 to
Miss Ruth Rogers, a society bud of
Brookline, Mass. The entertainment
feature, which was elaborately staged,
was in the nature of a musical revue,
special singers from local hotels con-
tributing to the pleasure of this de-
lightful occasion. The table around
which the guests were seats was ar-
ranged in the shape of a "U" and
:profusely adorned with the season's
floral decorations. Charles Fleisman
l was the chpirman of the entertain-
: ment committee. Among those pres-
lent were Joseph Folz of Kalamazoo,
!Max Redelsheimer, harry Helfman,
Fred Butzel, Melville Welt, Joseph
I haplin and Bernard Wetsman. Mr.
Schott, who is one of the most popu-
lar young men in Detroit, was pre-
sented with a traveling bag com-
pletely outfitted as a token of the
esteem in which he is held. A his-
tory of his life was read by Frederick
Morris and Jerome Freud acted as
toastmaster.
Rabbi and Mrs. Emil Leipziger of
New Orleans, La., accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Leip-
ziger, who is a student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, spent a few days
in the city the past week visiting with
Rabbi Leipziger's mother, Mrs. Anna
Leipziger, and his brothers, Fred,
George and Simon Leipziger. Rabbi
Leipziger occupied the pulpit of Tem-
ple Beth El on Sunday morning last,
taking as his theme "Is All Israel
One?" Rabbi Leipziger, who spent
his boyhood days in Detroit and re-
ceived his epirtual training in the re-
ligious school of Temple Beth El, of ,
which he is a confirmant, told inter-
estingly of his early teachers in the!
estingly
school and of the inspiration he re-1
ceived from their teachings. Rabbi
Leipziger spoke before the student
body cong,regatoin in Ann Arbor on
Sunday evening prior to his depar-
ture with Mrs. Leipziger for New
York, where they went to attend the
(;olden Jubilee convention of the
Union of American Ilebrew Congre-
gations convening in that city the
past week.
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs of Boston,
Mass., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph I.. Selling of Hotel Addison.
Many delightful and charming func-
tions have been given in honor of
Mrs. lingo A. Freund, Mrs. Maur- Mrs. Jacobs during her stay in the
ice Goldenberg, Mrs. David Levy, city.
Mrs. Joseph Selling, Mrs. Joseph
Welt, Mrs. Melville Welt, Mrs. henry
Mrs. Hugo A. Freund was hostess
Winermun and Mrs. Fechimer are at a charmingly appointed luncheon
among the augmented patronesses followed by bridge on Saturday af-
for the series for twilight concerts ternoon at her home on Chicago bou-
given by the College Club at Hotel levard, complimenting a few of her
Statler during the months of Janu- friends.
ary and February.
Edward and Eugene Anspach of
Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz, who at- Newark, N. 'J., are expected in the
tended the Golden Jubilee convention city on Thursday, Feb. 1, to assist in
of the American Hebrew Congrega- the celebration of the eighty-first
tion in New York the past week, birthday anniversary of their mother,
stopped in Philadelphia en route, Mrs. A. Anspach of 1522 Monterey
where he occupied the pulpit of which avenue.
his uncle, Rabbi Henry Berkowitz,
the noted scholar, is the spiritual
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mendelsohn
head.
of Plattsburg, N. Y., who were visit-
ing their children, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
Julius Freund of Baranquilia, Co- uel Mendelsohn of Webb avenue, left
lumbia, S. A., is in the city visiting for New York City, where they went
his sister, Mrs. Frank Purdy of Royal to attend the Jubilee convention held
Oak. Mr. Freund, who spent his boy- in that city the past week.
hood days in Detroit, is a nephew of
Adolph Freund and Mrs. A. Buck-
A charming function of the past
stein of this city.
week was the delightfully appointed
miscellaneous shower given for Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schloss of Irene Traub of Burlingame avenue
Grosse Point Farms have left for by her many friends in Jackson,
Pasadena, Calif., where they will where she visited for several days.
spend the remainder of the winter Miss Traub's marriage to Merril Sil-
verstein of this city will be an event
season.
of the early spring.
Mrs. Theodore Sykes of New York
Mrs. Julius V. Brown of East
has gone to Paris, France, and Monte
Carlo for a six weeks' stay. Mrs. Palmer avenue was hostess at a
Sykes, who before her marriage was charmingly appointed luncheon fol-
Miss Miriam Hart, daughter of Mr. lowed by bridge on Tuesday at the
and Mrs. Sim Hart of Detroit, is a Phoenix Club complimenting Mrs.
recognized artist of ability in regard Paul Jacobs of Los Angeles, Calif.,
to everything appertaining to dress. who is a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. I. 0. Rosenberg of Ilazel-
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Freud and wood avenue.
son, John Warren, of McLean ave-
Miss Jane Brown, who is now resid-
nue have left for California, where
they will remain for the winter sea- ing in News York and who was visit-
ing
in the city at the home of her
son.
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Brown of Mc-
Returning from a few days' stay in Lean avenue, left for New York on
Rochester, N. Y., where she was the Sunday last.
guest of relatives and friends, is Mrs.
Maurice Goldenberg, of I'utnam ave-
The Misses Mary and Rose Vine-
berg, former residents of Detroit who
nue.
spent five weeks in the city visiting
Hugo Somerich of New York was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
a recent guest at the home of Mr. Van Amburgh of Taylor avenue, have
and Mrs. Sim Hart of Byron Manor, left for their home in Montreal, Can-
Byron avenue. Mr. Somerich's wife ada. Many Charming functions were
was formerly Miss Clara Hart, daugh- given complimenting the Misses Vine-
berg, among them several delightful
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Hart.
affairs given by their sister. Mrs. Van
Returning from a pleasant stay Amburgh.
with relatives and friends in Roches-
ter, N. Y., are Mr. and Mrs. Henry
At a concert given at the home of
M. Fechimer of I'allister avenue. Mr. Miss Clara Dyer in Grosse Point the
and Mrs. Fechimer attended a dinner past week, Merman Kolodkin, the
dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Henry well known violinist of the Detroit
Stearns of Rochester in commemora_ Symphony Orchestra, was the soloist
tion of the seventy-fifth birthday an- of the evening. Mr. Kolodkin left
niversary of their father, David M. for New York City on Monday of
Amberg of Grand Rapids.
this week for a few days' stay.
Returning from a hunting trip in
various sections in Florida and Ala-
bama is Dr. Peter Bernstein of Eu-
clid avenue. Dr. Bernstein was ac-
companied by Mrs. Bernstein and
sons, Alex and Raymond, who re-
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus R. Van Baalen mained South for a longer stay, visit-
and son Joseph of Eliot street left ing relatives and friends.
on Sunday last for New York, from
Mrs. I. A. Grodzinsky of Buffalo,
which point they sailed on the S. S.
F:mpress of France for Panama, Cuba N. Y., is in Detroit for a fortnight's
and San Francisco, en route to an stay, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
extended trip around the world. Dr. Anna Leipsiger, and Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Van Baalen will include Fred Leipsiger of Rhode Island ave-
Honolulu, China and Japan in their nue.
itinerary ere returning to the United
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hart are in
States in June.
Chicago, where they are spending a
Of interest to many friends in De- fortnight as guests of relatives and
troit is the announcement of the friends.
marriage of Miss Estella Blumenthal,
David A. Brown addressed the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blu-
menthal of West Branch, Mich., to Zonta Club at their weekly luncheon
Arthur Katzenberg of Springfield, meeting at Hotel Statler on Thurs-
Mass., son of Mrs. I. Katzenberg of day afternoon. Mr. Brown talked on
this city, which took place in the his recent trip to Russia.
presence of immediate relatives only
Miss Aimee Tobias of Elmhurst
in the home of Mrs. Katzenberg.
Those attending the marriage were avenue was in Buffalo the past week,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blumenthal, Miss where she joined friends with whom
Dorothy Blumenthal, Martin and Ise- she went to the Bermuda Islands for
: done Blumenthal of West Branch. Af- a stay of several weeks.
ter a wedding trip through the East,
Mr. and Mrs. Katzenberg will be at
Alfred P. Breitenbach of Putnam
avenue has returned from a pleasant
home in Springfield, Mass.
visit with relatives and friends in
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald May are oc- Pittsburgh, l'hiladelphia and Atlantic
cupying the Max May home at 79 City.
Westminster avenue during the ab-
sence of Mr. and Mrs. Max May in
Returning from a pleasant stay in
New York, where they were guests
Florida and Cuba.
at the Ritz-Carlton, are Mrs. D. W.
Among those who went to New Davis and Mrs. Morton Sillman
York on Sunday afternoon last to at- (Genevieve Davis).
tend the Golden Jubilee convention
of the Union of American Hebrew
Mrs. Albert Cole of Jackson, nee
Congregations were Mr. and Mrs. Carolyn Myers, was a recent visitor
Adolph Finsterwald. Mr. and Mrs. in the city, a guest of her sisters,
Jacob II. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. Yalomstein and Miss Martha
Myers of Owen avenue.
Herman Finsterwald.
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Begins on
Thursday, February 1st.
Three Advance Days of Courtesy—
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 29th, 30th and 31st.
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Make your selections in advance of the
sale and purchases will be delivered on and
after February 1st.
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PHILOMATHIC WILL HOLD .;
9TH ORATORICAL CONTEST
Furniture for every part
of the house--single pieces
and suites at exception-
ally low prices.
The Philomathic Debating Club ;
will hold its ninth annual oratorical , 4
contest on Tuesday veening, Feb. C,
in the auditorium of the Shaarey
Zedek synagogue. The speakers wh it
will contend for the August gold
are William Knoppow, whose orati:in
medal and the Moscowitz silver medal
is "An Age of Young Men;" Isador
Berger, "A Eulogy on General
Smuts;" Sidney De Young, "A Plea
for Justice;" Benjamin J. Safir,
"Thrift," Aaron Weiswasser and Abe
C. Perlman, "The Foreign Policy of
the United States." The public is in-
vited to attend this affair, which will
commence at 7:30 o'closk.
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The committee in charge is headed
by Daniel Budnitzsky, the winner of
the eighth annual contest, with Sam
Nichamin, Jack Shulman, Samuel
Leibovitz and Jack Thumin as his
assistants.
THE J. L. HUDSON CO.
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DR. JACOBY TO ADDRESS
MEN OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
Dr. A. L. Jacoby of the Psycho-
pathic Clinic, will be the speaker at
the meeting of the Men's Club of the
Shaarey Zedek to be held on Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 31, at the syna-
gogue.
The meeting will be featured by
many entertainment numbers, and it
is expected that a record attendance
will mark the meeting.
Mark Jacobson, who was in charge
of last Sunday's get-acquainted dance
of the club, reports that such dances
will be held weekly at the Shaarey
Zedek.
no longer.—The Talmud.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Rindskoff of
Tennyson avenue are in Miami, Fla.,
where they expect to spend several
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Rindskoff will
also visit in Palm Beach, Jacksonville
and St. Augustine, Fla.
Returning from a delightful stay
in Chicago are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Weil of Longfellow avenue.
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every purse. We
never mark up to cut
down. Value alone
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Mrs. Day Krolik of Rowena street
has returned from a few weeks' visit
in Highland Park, III., visiting with
her children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lilienfield (Hortense Krolik).
Mrs. Joseph Rosensweig of East
• Grand boulevard is in New York,
where she went to meet Mr. and Mrs.
Milford Stern upon their return from
a European trip. Mrs. Rosensweig,
, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Jacob
Heinlein of Detroit, will sail on Jan.
30 on the S. S. Sythia for a several
:months' cruise to tau Mediterranian
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charming mahogany table with its
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lines. The Tudor finish, so mach in
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this excellent but unusually low-priced
piece, Size 28 inches high by 27 inches
in diameter.
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