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BABY DAY NURSERY
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June Sale of Towels
Now in Progress

The Ilebrew Baby Day Nursery
will conduct a bazaar at its new
building, 545 East Canfield avenue,
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beginning at 8 p. m. this Saturday
light and lasting until 6 p. m. Friday, ♦
one 22. The proceeds will go to-
wards the upkeep of the institution,
where children of mothers who have ♦
1448 Woodward •renue
o work for a livelihood are taken
•are of. Numerous useful articles ♦
hould be communicated to the office of The will be sold and drawn during the ♦
All society itemsand ether local
Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday •Itern0011 in order to appear in the current w«k's week and many entertainment fea-
i•sue. Phone Glendale 5300. Society Editor. Mall notices so as to be received not law
tures are planned. Admission will ♦
than Wednesday.
be free.
The nursery building was dedi-
Members of the Young Women's
Conspicuous on the week's calen-
_dar of social events was the banquet Ilebrew Association of the Jewish cated last Sunday and a large sum
that was given on Saturday evening, Woman's Club are looking forward was subscribed for its upkeep. The
June 9, in the spacious dining hall of with pleasurable anticipation to the Baby Day Nursery was formed by a
1,000 Yards Glass Tassel-
COTTON TOWELS
Temple Beth El, by the Men's Tern- time allotted for their summer vaca- group of Jewish women who bought
ing, 29c yard. Colored
de Club, complimenting Rabbi LeoM. tion, as an exceptionally beautiful the home. at 545 East Canfield and
Hemmed Office Towels,
checks. All pure linen.
Franklin, who on the previous even- home on Riverside, near Walkerville, remodeled it, and a building that en-
98c dozen. All white. Heavy
1,500 Yards Cl,,. Towel-
'ng had been the recipient of honors Ont., has been secured for the heated tailed a cost of $15,000 was con-
quality. l4x22 inches.
ing, 42o yard. Extra heavy
With its spacious and charm- structed on the lot in the rear of this
onforred on him by the University season.
Hemmed Huck Towels,
.
quality. l'ure linen. Very ab-
if Detroit. Among those invited to ngly furnished rooms, its wide por- house. The children are cared for
22o each. Colored borders.
sorbent. Blue and red checks.
lo homage to Dr. Franklin were pre- icos overlooking the broad expanse in the new building. In the original /
All colors. 1703 inches.
late, of the Roman Catholic clergy, of the winding river, its velvety house, orphans in need of a per-
Hemmed Tea Towels, I7c
BATH TOWELS
manent
home
will
be
housed
and
who vied with each other in testify- greensward and its manifold facili.
each. Colored borders. 17x
Plain White Bath Towels,
ing in no small measure to the worthi- iea for recreation and pleasure, this cared for.
35 inches.
29c
each.
18x36 inches.
The Public Welfare Commission of I
ness of Dr. Franklin as beneficiary summer home should prove a verit-
Plain White Bath Towels,
of this honorary degree. Red and able delight to those who will be Detroit declared itself in favor of
LINEN TOWELS
39c.
each.
Good
quality. 19x
white, the university colors, domi- rivileged to enjoy its hospitality. this nursery and expresses the belief
Hemmed Linen Huck
44 inches.
nated the color scheme throughout, Members of the "Y" and Jewish that such homes are much needed
With
fig-
Towels,
59c
each.
Colored
Bordered
Bath
both in food and decorations. Red Woman's Club who intend spending here.
Towels, 45c. each. 22x43 in.
ured damask borders. 18x34
♦
and white bunting draped effectively any time in this charming spot, are
Plain
White
Bath
Towels,
inches.
♦
on the walls and ceiling of the room urged to register at the club house,
♦
Hemstitched Linen Huck
49c. each. 21x44 inches.
gave the whole ensemble a colorful 89 Rowena street, at once. Mrs. Sa-
♦
Towels, 69c, 79c and 89c.
Colored Bordered Bath
♦
effect. Gleaming lighted red and die C. Jacobs will be in charge of this
With figured damask bor-
Towels, 59c each.
Wednesday Picnic, June 27:
Extra
modern,
up-to-the-minute
home.
white tapers in crystal candelabra
ders.
18x34
inches.
heavy
quality. 22x44 inches.
All "Y" members are invited to
shed their effulgent rays over the
Helisstitched Linen Huck
Plain White Bath Towels,
the
first
picnic
of
the
season,
which
snowy napery. Red roses and white
An out-of-town visitor who has
Towels, 98c each. With fig-
59c each. Extra heavy dou-
daisies in miniature garden gates been royally entertained and feted will take place Wednesday, June 27.
ured damask borders. 20x36
ble thread. 23x45 inches.
were artistically arranged at inter- during her stay in Detroit is Mrs. The meeting place will be the Wind-
inches.
Bleached Bath Towels,
vals at the tables and an inverted Herbert Weil, formerly of Detroit, sor dock, foot of Woodward avenue,
75c each. Extra heavy qual-
at
6:15
o'clock.
The
picnic
will
be
crystal bowl and fernery centered who has been the house guest of her
♦
TOWELING
ity. 22x44 inches.
the long guests' table, which rested sister, Mrs. Frank R. Hamburger of held on the grounds of the new sum- ♦
Plain White Bath Towels,
1,500 Yards Crash Towel.
on an elevation. Those acting on the the I'asadena apartments, Jefferson mer home near Walkerville. Lunch
89c each. Extra heavy dou-
ins. 22c yard. Bleached
reception committee with the officers avenue. Among the many charming will be prepared at the clubhouse.
ble thread. 24x54 inches.
linen.
16
inches
wide.
Col-
Registration
for
this
event
must
be
and executive board of the Men's and beautiful functions given the
Fancy Colored Bath Tow-
ored borders.
Club were Ilarry R. Solomon, gen- past week complimenting Mrs. Weil made at the clubhouse in advance.
els, 45c each.
1,500 Yard. Scotch Crash
eral chairman of arrangements, Mr. was a delightful picnic at Belle Isle,
Toweling, 32c yard. Bleach-
and Mrs. Adolph Sloman, Samuel at which Mrs. Joseph L. Selling, Mrs. Summer Home:
BATH MATS, $1.29
ed linen. Extra heavy qual-
Hoexter, Alvin Hersch, Joseph M. Hugo A. Freund and Mrs. Joseph
Reservations for vacation periods
Heavy quality. Assorted
ity.
Weiss, David A. Brown, Joseph Ve- Welt were hostesses; a beautifully at the new summer home are coming
colors.
Two sizes.
♦
1,500 Yards Scotch Crash
hon and Milford Stern.
appointed bridge-luncheon at the in fast. The summer home will be
All
pure
Toweling,
29c
yard.
l'hoenix Club, by Mrs. Sidney Fech- open from July 1 to Sept. 15. De-
WASH
CLOTHS, 15c
linen. Red and blue borders.
Members of the Young People's heimer and Miss Sadie Hirschman; a scription and full information on our
Hemmed.
Extra heavy
2,100 Yards Irish Crash
Club of Temple Beth El are all luncheon at the Women's Exchange, summer place has been mailed to "Y"
quality.
13x13
inches.
Toweling, 37t1c yard.
a-flutter over the forthcoming "Trip followed by a theater party, by the members; non-members are urged to
DISH
CLOTHS,
8c
Bleached
linen.
17
inches
to the Moon" to take place on Mon- Misses Henrietta and Setta Robin- join so that they may spend their
wide. Plain white.
Hand Hemmed. 15x15 in.
day evening, June 18, on the steamer son, and a charmingly appointed vacations at the beautiful summer
UMMER DRESSSS SHEER AND DAINTY FOR
Columbia under its auspices. Many bridge-luncheon at the Redford Coun- home in Riverside, near Walkerville,
S WARM DAYS—FASHIONED OF ORGANDIE. SWISS,
delightful surprises in the nature of try Club, of which Mrs. Walter Canada.
Second Floor—Main Building
The kitchen is run on a strictly
unique novelties await those who will Ileavenrich was hostess.
DIMITY AND CREPE—ARE ARRAYED IN THE RUS-
kosher basis, with an expert cook in
attend the affair, which promises to
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be one of the most delightful ever
Miss Emma Butzel was hostess at charge. There is an excellent bath-
given by this society.
a charmingly appointed dinner on ing beach directly in front of the
Tuesday evening at Hotel Stevenson, house. All forms of recreation will
be planned for each group; parties,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fechimer of complimenting her brother and sister,
picnics, hikes, 'entertainments, ama-
l'allister avenue have returned from Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel, prior
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a pleasant stay in Philadelphia, where to their departure for an extended
surrounding the house are spacious
tour
of
European
countries.
they visited with their daughter, Miss
and are splendid for all outdoor play.
Miriam Fechimer, who is a student at
The charge is $10 a week. Registra-
the Emma Willard School for girls.
Mrs. Moe Weil of Delaware ave. tion is being taken for one and two-
nue left on Sunday for New Haven, week periods.
Rabbi and Mrs. Henry J. Berko- Conn., to attend the graduation ex-
witz, who returned on Friday from ercises of Yale University, her son,
a 10 days' visit in Cincinnati to at- Victor Weil, being among the gradu- HUSSEIN'S BRITISH
\\WIMIMMWMILIMINM” tend the formal dinner tendered Rab- ates.
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bi Leo M. ranklin by the Men's
Temple Club on Saturday night, have
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Welt and Arabs to Attain Their Independence;
left for a fortnight's cruise on the St. children, Janet and Betty, left on
Palestine Not Included.
3Inch of the prestige of the Bernard Shop
Lawrence river and adjacent inter- Sunday for Buffalo and Niagara
— —
among women of fashion is due to our strict
esting points.
Falls, N. Y., for a short stay, prior
JERUSALEM. —J. T. A.) — The
policy of displaying the more attractive new
to a trip to Watkins Glen, N. Y. British government undertakes to as-
style interpretations the moment they are
Mrs. Magnus Butzel of Rowena where they will remain for a fort- sist the Arabs of Mesopotamia, Trans-
available. In this respect our present Air-
play of Summer Fashions ix of the utmost
street has returned from a delightful night. On returning to Detroit they jordania and Arabia to attain their
stay of several weeks in New York will open their summer home on Lake independence, in return for which
importance, for Mrs. F. Doktor has just re-
St. Clair.
King Ilussein of Iledjaz accepts the
turned front New York with a refreshing
and Atlantic City.
"special position" of Great Britain in
array of charming apparel for all the social
Mesopotamia,
Transjordania
and
Pal-
activities
of the season.
A
delightful
affair
of
charming
ap-
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goldberg and
daughter, Miss Barbara Goldberg, of pointments was the dinner given the estine, obligating himself to aid Brit-
ain
in
the
fulfillment
of
her
commit-
past
week
at
the
home
of
Joseph
Seward avenue have returned from
a 10 days' stay in Charlevoix, Mich., Kahn on Euclid avenue, in com- ments there. This is the essence of
where they went to get their cottage memoration of the seventy-eighth the treaty negotiated between Great
in readiness for occupancy for the birthday anniversary of Mr. Kahn. Britain and King Hussein, of liedjaz,
His sons, Julius and Gus Kahn of father of King Faisal of Mesopotamia
summer molthi.
Youngstown, Ohio, came for the oc- and of Emir Abdullah of Transjor-
Milton Marx, instructor in Eng- casion, and greetings were received denim.
With regard to Palestine, para-
lish in Cornell University, is spending from Moritz Kahn of London, Eng-
a few weeks with his parents, Mr. land, and Felix Kahn of San Fran- graph two of the Treaty declares Eng-
land has obligated herself not to vio-
and Mrs. Benno Marx of Tennyson cisco.
late the "civil and religious rights" of
avenue. Mr. Marx intends leaving
1522 Broadway
shortly for London, England, where
Alan and Jay Lewis Gump of the Arab population. There is no
he contemplates taking a special Johnson City, Tenn., who are stu- mention of independence for the in-
habitnats
of
the
country
where
Great
course in English literature at famed dents at John Hopkins University,
Oxford University.
are guests at the home of their uncle Britain has undertaken to aid in the
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Max May of erection of the Jewish National Home.
Far Automobiles, Trolls sad Motor Beats
The treaty provides also that if
Dr. and Mrs. David Levy, Mr. and Westminster avenue.
part or all of these Arab governments
Mrs. Joseph Welt and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Farbstein, making up a house
Mrs. Saul Jackson of Croswell, desire to create an economic alliance
party, spent the week end at the Mich., and Miss Ilelen Solomon of or a political confederation Great Brit-
Levy cottage at Walled Lake.
Glennie, Mich., spent a few days in ain is hound to assist in the achieve-
•1.10• Sean Avows.
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the city en route to Ann Arbor to ment of these objects.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Siegel and attend the commencement exercises
daughter, Misa Eleanor Siegel, of Their sister, Miss Anna Ruth Solo-
Boston boulevard have returned mon, is among the graduates.
FYFE'S Ten Floors of Shoe Service
ST ANDARD
from a delightful stay of several
OF
THE
WORLD
weeks in New York and Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vehon of
City.
Tuxedo avenue entertained as their
guest the past week Norbert llofman
Mrs. Wallace Rosenheim of Pin- of New York. Mr. Ilofman was host
gree avenue is in New York, where at a delightful dinner party at Hotel
she is spending a few weeks with her Statler on Sunday evening, at which
children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayer covers were laid for 10 guests.
(Jane Rosenheim), and family.
Mrs. Ralph Davidson (Sarah Wets-
Miss Virginia Well of New York, man) of Brush street, accompanied
who, wills her mother, Mrs. Ilerbert by her children, Dorothy Mary and
HE WOMAN seeking novelty summer footwear
Weil, are Detroit visitors and have William M., left on Friday for Lor-
been greatly entertained while in the raine, Ohio, where they will occupy
with personality that is pleasing, beauty that is
city,
was guest at many charming af- a cottage for the summer season with
appealing, and a high degree of grace and
fairs at which many of the younger Mr. and Mrs. Morse Saulson (Fannie
charm, will find the two dainty models shown here
net were hostesses. Among the of. Wetsman).
very satisfying. And, may we add that they are of
fairs given was a bridge-tea by Miss
Ilerma Grabowsky; luncheon, fol-
Mr. and Mrs. Samson Schoenbrun
our newest styles and in designs and materials that
lowed by theater party, by Miss Jane of Chicago, who came to Detroit to
conform strictly to the latest dictates of fashion.
Rothschild; luncheon and bridge by attend the funeral services of the
Miss Maxine Rosenthal at her home late Mrs. Barbara Enggass, are guests
on Boston boulevard, and a beautiful- of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
ly appointed dinner party at the Pas- rice Enggass, at their home on Long-
The Bordeaux, $13.50
adena apartments, Jefferson avenue, fellow avenue.
The 6EDAN TYPE 6t
at which Miss Weil's hostess, Mrs.
This two-strap model comes in
Frank R. Hamburger, presided.
Mrs. Etta Gordon of New York is
sand ooze, with almond kid
in the city, guest at the home of Dr.
Mrs. Edgar Menderson (Melanie and Mrs. A. Gordon.
trimming. It has covered Cu-
Friedenberg) and children, Betty and
ban heels and hand-turned
Miss Rosalie Alexander and Max
Edgar, who were guests of Mrs. Hugo
Hill and Mrs. B. D. Welling of Ro- Alexander, who arrived in New York
soles.
wena street, have left for their home on the Steamer Hanover from West-
phalia, Germany, are in Detroit,
in Cincinnati.
where they will make their home with
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Loewen- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baer of Glynn
berg of Virginia park have returned court.
from a delightful stay in Washing-
The Havre, too, comes in grey
Miss Frances Miller of 89 Rowena
ton, D. C., where they attended the
Shriners'
convention held in that city street has gone to Toronto, Ont., for
or sand ooze, has Spanish Louis
the past week. En route, Mr. and a fortnight's visit with relatives and
heels and light bench-turned
Mrs. I.oewenberg visited in Balti- friends, prior to leaving with her
parents for Los Angeles, Calif, where
more, Md.
soles. It is of splendid quality
they will make their future home.
and very pleasing appearance.
Mrs. Boris L. Ganapol of Redford
Miss Betty Zeno of Rowena street
has returned from a visit in Ashe-
e•
ville, N. C., where she attended the is spending a few days with relatives
and
friends in Big Rapids, Mich.
biennial convention of the National
Federation of Music Clubs, of which
Foorth Floor
H. J. Stocker has returned from
she is an active director.
few days' stay in New York, where
Silk Hosiery
Full Line
Mrs. Joseph Sillman and son, Cecil he was guest at Hotel Claridge.
Plain or
Women's
Sillman, of Los Angeles, Calif., were
in Color.
Golf Orfords
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Blumenau,
in Detroit for a few days' visit,
guests of relatives and friends, en formerly of Detroit, now of Kalama-
route to Long Island, N. Y., where zoo, were in the city the past week,
they will spend the remainder of the guests of relatives and friends.
summer.
Among the many charming social
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Miss Sarah Ervitzky, well known events of the past week was an ex-
Detroit Branch
local pianist, was elected member of quisitely appointed bridge and tea
Cass Avenue York St.
Woodward at Adams
the Musical Art Club of Detroit at
for 100 guests at the Redford Coun-
Additional Display Room in General Motors Budding
meeting held the *it week.
try Club, at which Mrs. Harold Red-
field and Mrs. Arthur Cohen were
Mrs. Fannie Doktor of Burlingame hostesses. The affair was in compli-
avenue has returned from a few days' ment to Miss Golda Ginsburg, whose
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stay in New York, where she was a marriage to Leopold D. Mayer will
guest at Hotel Pennsylvania.
be an event of Thursday, June 21.

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