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Mao Wednesday.

How Should a Small Apart-
Ment Be Furnished

To Be Comfortable as Well as Attractive?

And we might add without a large expen-
diture. We have several suggestions to of-
fer hi reply to this question and if you will
come in to see us we shall be glad to talk
things over with you and give you an approx-
imate estimate of the cost of furnishing the
kind of apartment you want. We specialize
in bedroom, dining-room and living-room
furniture up to $600 a suite.

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Delightful in the extreme was the
moonlight excursion given under the
auspice(' of the Young People's Club
of Temple Beth Ft on Monday even-
ing, when a capacity crowd attended
this affair, which was one of the most
charming and successful ever given
by this organization. Long before
the hour set for the departure of the
steamer Columbia, chartered for this
occasion, the steady stream of people
who boarded the boat for a "Trip to
the Moon" were more than amply re.
paid by the interesting entertainment
that was provided. Featuring the
trip were the novelty dances to the
accompaniment of syncopated melt).
(lies and the tuneful rollicking songs
that was written by Miss Irene Ro-
senerg and Bernard Wohl, active
members of the club, and which was
sung by Evelyn Finsterwald Klein-
man. This affair is a forerunner of
many social functions that are in the
formative period for next season's ac-
tivities. Harvey L. Vehon is the
newly elected president of the so-
ciety.

The Redford Country Club, which
has been particularly gay the past
weeks, in which dinner dances and
other affairs of a delightful nature
held sway, was the scene of an ex-
ceedingly beautiful party on Thurs-
day evening, at which Mr. and Mrs.
Max May were hosts, honoring their
nephews, Alan and Jay Louis Gump,
of Johnson City, Tenn., who were
their guests for several days during
the week.

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FURNITURE HOUSE

The Store With a Reputation
4723 Hastings Street

Among those who returned from
the Lake Superior cruise of the
Board of Commerce on the SS. Mo-
ronic to Houghton and Hancock,
Mich., in the upper peninsula are
Jacob Nathan, Milford Stern, Wil-
liam Brown, David A. Brown, Sig-
mund Rothschild, Jacob Nieman and
Harry Z. Brown.

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72 WEST ADAMS AVENUE.

Kruge Building

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hilsberg and
daughter, Fanchon, of Grand Rapids,
are guests at the home of Mrs. Hits-
berg's father, A. Barlow, of Wood-
land avenue.
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Mrs. Flora Goodman, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Gilbert and Julius Gilbert
of Arden Park are in Charlevoix,
Mich., where they will occupy their
summer home for the heated period.

WITH AN ASSORTMENT
OF UNUSUAL HATS

Featuring advance models conveying the
simplicity which Paris deci,:ees.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Seater and sons,
of Burlingame avenue, left on Sat-
urday for a motor trip to Oden,
Mich , where they will occupy their
summer home. Their daughter, Miss
Marion Spider, joined her parents on
Tuesday.

On the newest lace llouncings and sport materials.

Silk Lace Flouncings and All-Overs

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Thistledu Home Spun

$1.98

Desirable colors fur dainty
summer frocks. Blue, orchid.
tan. white—ono yard ald•—an
excellent value for the money.
We have marked It consid-
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$4.50

Al! Neckwear 20c' Off

1814
Woodward
Avenue

2nd Floor
Woodward
Arcade

have taken apartments at Hotel Ste-
venson. e .

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Newman,
Miss Marie Newman, and Herbert
Newman have moved from Cass ave-
nue to their new home at 1691 Bur-
lingame avenue.

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Ben Hilsberg of Indianapolis. Ad.,
who snent several days at the home
of A. Barlow of Woodland avenue the
past week. accompanied his brother,
Nathan Hilsburg to Syracuse, N. Y.,
where they visited with relatives and
friends.

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Fraternal and
Club Notes

When old King Sommer hohls court
&I outdoors beckon one to it host of
delightful pastimes—and here at the
Bernard Shop you will find an allur-
ing array of enchanting sport clothes
and dainty cocks that are as refresh-
buy to look at as to recur—prat the
things to make the most of the joyous
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Hebrew Baby Day Nursery

At the silver wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. II. I'. Wheller, held
on Sunday, June 17, at Elkin's hotel,
Mt. Clemens, the sum of $42 was
realized for the Detroit Hebrew Baby
Day Nursery. Mrs. A. Katz, sister of
Mr. Wheller, member of the board
of directors of the (lay nursery, ex-
tends the thanks of the home to Sam-
uel Elkin, proprietor of the hotel, for
the help given the nursery cause. The
public is urged to attend the bazaar
held this week at 545 East Canfield,
funds being needed to open the home.

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North Woodward J. W. E. W. 0.

The North Woodward branch of
the Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization will hold an outing
to Bob-lo on Wednesday, June 27.
Members will leave for the island on
the I o'clock boat, from the foot of
Bates street. All members are urged
to attend, as this will be a get-ac-
quainted affair for members. All
those attending are to bring their
lunches with them.

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We are now showing in our Stationery Department

Among the interesting clubs in the
city is the Agudath Bialik, a Ilebrew
speaking group meeting in the Kirby
Center. The purpose of the club is
to make a study of Ilebrew literature.
Miriam Plotinsky is president, Fannie
Eisenberg secretary, and Ida Margo-
lis treasurer. Max Margolis, Hebrew
teacher, is leader of the club. The
last meeting's program was featurell
by a discussion of the life of Moses
and of Jewish ethics.

these Game Sets at

$5.00 to $35.00

SHEEHAN'S BOOKSTORE

1550 Woodward Avenue

Montefiere Lodge.

Montefiore Lodge, No. 12, Inde-
pendent Order Free Sons of Israel, at
the meeting on Thursday evening,
June 14, listened to an address by
Max L. Michelson on "Flag Day."
Montefiore lodge will meet every !M-
ond Thursday of the month during
July, August and September.

Qainsboro
Studios

Harry Feinberg,

Jericho Lodge

Jericho lodge, No. 490 and Jericho
Rebekah lodge, No. 328, will give a
moonlight excursion on steamer
Andrew Wineman of Chicago bou- Rapid King, on July 3. Joint it strl.
levard has returned from a few days' lotion of officers will take place at
that time.
stay in Chicago and Grand Rapids.

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Established 1903

Cool, Light- Weight Furniture
for Porch, Lawn and Cottage,
at Moderate Cost
OOD, serviceable furniture for the
outdoors will make your city home
or summer cottage a far more
comfortable, livable place on hot sum-
mer days. Buy this kind of furniture
with care, so that you can depend upon it
for years of sturdy satisfaction, despite
hard service and exposure to weather.

Miss Matilde Garvett, daughter of
Mrs. Dora Garvett, and Dr. Sol Quen-
ton Kesler, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Kesler of Cape Town, South Afri-
ca, spoke their marriage vows in the
presence of their immediate families
on Tuesday evening, June 19, at Ho-
tel Statler. Dr. Leo M. Franklin of.
ficiated.
Miss Garvett was given in marriage
by her brother, Morris Garvett, and
had as her only attendant her cousin,
Miss Elva Mazer. Edward Ruben-
stein of Johannesburg, South Africa,
served Dr. Kesler as best man.
The bride was very attractive in a
white robe of pearls and crystals over
crepe romine. Her veil was fash-
ioned coronet of duchess lace and the
flowing profusion of tulle was caught
in place by a gorgeous 'cluster of or-
ange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of white orchids, roses and
valley lilies. Miss Mazer was attired
in a gown of gold lace over the gold
cloth and carried ophelia roses.
After the ceremony a dinner was
served in the Henry VII room. A re-
ception was held in the main ballroom
where the couple received their many
friends.
Dr. and Mrs. Kesler are sojourning
in the East, and will be at home after
July 1.

family have gone to East Tawas,
Blue Bird Girls
Mich., where they have taken a home
The Blue Bird Girls held installa-
which they will occupy for the sum-
tion of officers for the new term at
mer season.
the bunco party held on Tuesday
Mrs. Marcus Marks, formerly of
Mrs. Pauline Friedman of Chicago evening at the home of Miss Betty
Detroit, now of Manistee, Mich., ac- Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. I. Frosch Helfand, 539 Englewood avenue.
companied by Mrs. S. Kamm, of that of Elmhurst avenue, who recently re- Prizes were won by the Misses Edith
city, were recent guests of Mr. and turned from a prbtracted stay in Sominsky, Anna Kurtzman and Min-
nie Helfand. A delightful luncheon
Mrs. M. Cohen of Virginia Park.
Florida resorts.
was served.
Mrs. Louis Moser, of Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Oppenheimer
D. C. who visited at the home of Mr. have returned from a several morNhs'
and Mrs. A. L. Lappin of Burlingame visit with relatives and friends in
avenue the past week, attended the Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
commencement exercisek of the Uni-
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor,
Among the graduates from the sec-
51r. and Mrs. Meyer Bing announce
at which her son. Louis Moser, re- retarial itch's.] of Simmons College,
ceived his B. A. degree.
Boston. is M lett Minna Friedlaender the engagement of their daughter,
Olga,
to Dr. William S. Revere,.
of 29 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Maurice Dreifus of Farrand
Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Sinaiko of Mad-
Park was hostess at a charming affair
Mrs. Samuel Danziger of Third ave-
at the Redford Country Club on Tues- nue is spending a fe v weeks in Chi- ison, Wis., announce the engagement
of
their
daughter, Sohnia, to Max
day, honoring Mrs. Harry R. Solo- cago, visiting at the home of her sis-
mon, prior to her departure for a ter, Mrs. S. Kositchek. Mrs. Danzig- Keidan of this city.
three months' stay in Southern Cali. or v.as accompanied by her father,
fornia.
August Kapp of Battle Creek.

Largest Shop in Detroit

Summer Furniture

MRS. SOL QUENTON KESLER
(Miss Matilde Garrett)

a fortnight's outing in Spring Lake,
N. J., from which point they will go
to Boston to visit at the home of Mrs.
Schott's father, Isaac Rogers.

During the summer months is really the best time to
have your furniture RE-UPHOLSTERED or re-finished.
Varnishes and enamels dry better—we are not so busy
and can give your work better attention--you are not
inconvenienced by the loss of use of your furniture—and
most important, we can quote lower prices-10 per cent
discount on all Refinishing and Upholstery work during
July and August.

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuhn and fam-
ily of Rowena street have gone to
Walled Lake, where they will occupy
their sumemr home for the heated
term.

Couch Hammock, Gray Canvas, with Padded Seat, at $19.85.
Standard and Canopy additionla. Fibre Arts Chair or Rocker,
Cretonne upholsterod, or $14.50. Old Hickory Arm Rocker, $5,50.

Esreth Raise
Mr. and Mrs. Morrill E. Silverstein
Installation of officers for the next
(Irene Traub) whose marriage was
term
of
the
F:zreth
Reim will be held
an event of this month, have returned
from their wedding trip to New York on Tuesday evening, June 26, in ROOM
34 of Temple Beth El. Following are
Miss Rhoda Grabowsky of the Gar- and Boston.
the new officers: Miss Martha Mor-
field avenue Manor, has returned
from a pleasant visit in Youngstown,
Marcus Herstein, formerly of De- rite, president; Irving Cohen, vice-
0., where she was the guest of her troit, now of Hamilton, 0., is spend- president; Miss Rose Rosengard, re-
brother, Jesse Grabowsky, formerly ing two weeks as guest of Josephine cording secretary; Miss Clara Brav-
of Detroit.
and Philip Stern at their home on er, treasurer; Charles Katzowitz,
sergeant at arms; Miss Celia Bern-
East Grand boulevard.
stein, member-at-large on executive
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schott of Bur-
boa rd.
lingame avenue left on Saturday for
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horowitz and

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away
this summer?

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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Slomovitz
and sons, Bernard, Harold and Leo, of
Bayonne, N. J., are visiting with their
parents and grandparents, M r. itnd
Mrs. Samuel Slomovitz, of 545 Ken-
, ilworth, coming here to attend the
marriage of their sister and aunt,
Miss Blume G. Slomovitz, to Abra-
ham S. Rubin, on Sunday, June 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloman of
Hotel Addison are occupying their
summer home at San Souci on the
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Morris, Miss Detroit river during the summer
Helen Morris and Sidney Morris have months.
moved from 29 Pilgrim avenue to
their new home at 1659 Burlingame
Miss Julia Ruth Brown and Miss
avenue.
Lucille Marx were among the host-
esses to entertain delightfully at
Many delightful pre-nuptial affairs charming affairs in honor of Miss
were given in honor of Miss Laura fiance Solomon, daughter of Mr. and
Goldberg, whose marriage to David Mrs. Harry R. Solomon, prior to her
Pollack, of Milwaukee, was an event departure for Santa Monica, Calif.,
of Tuesday, June 18. Mrs. Nathan where she will visit with Mr. and
Norman was hostess at a function Mrs. William M. Levyn for the sum-
that was unique in originality and ar- mer months. Miss Solomon, with her
tistry. Miniature brides with flow - brother, Milton S. Solomon, will enter
ing veils were given as favors, and the University of Southern California
mounds of pink and white azalias, as students in the fall.
snap dragons and daisies centered the
tables, while streamers of pink rib-
Mrs. Max Bailin, vice president of
bons were effectively arranged from
the Detroit Garden Club, was actively
the chandeliers. Mrs. William Ru-
interested in the delightful meeting
bich and Miss Hilda Klein collabor-
of the club held recently at the Oak-
ated in a charming affair for the
land Hills Country Club.
bride-elect at their hmoe on Lasalle
boulevard.
Announcement is made of the
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Goldberg and birth of a son, Joseph, to Mr. and
Joseph Goldberg have moved from Mrs. Joseph Fols (Helen Scott) of
their home on Putnam avenue and Kalamazoo.

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Savings

Very new and popular for ',port
costumes It waghee boeuilful•
ly and la 'rood for prectical. all
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Miss Blanche hurt, of Hotel Ad-
dison, has returned from a short stay
in New York. Miss hart, who is the
well known chief executive of the
United Jewish Charities, has taken a
leave of absence from her duties to
acquaint herself with the business
world, and has chosen millinery as
her avocation. She has opened a
charming little shop to be known as
the Blanche J. hart Hat Shop.

Many charming and delightful
functions have been given the past
week in honor of Miss Golda Gins-
burg, daughter of Bernard Ginsburg,
whose marriage to Leopold B. Mayer
took place Thursday, June 21. Among
them was an affair of exquisite ap-
pointments at the Redford Country
Club, on Friday afternoon, at which
Mrs. Morris Rosenberg and Mrs.
Avery Ginsburg were hostesses, the
decoration being a seasonable floral
Mrs. Louis Welt and Mrs. A, Buch- display of iris, gladiolas and lark-
stein left on Monday for a stay of 10 spur. Among the out-of-town guests
days in Omens, Mich., a well known at this lovely affair was Mrs. Herbert
summer resort.
Weil, of New York.

BLANCHE HART
SHOPPE

Diamond Knit

Many and varied were the charm-
ing bon voyage affairs given in com-
pliment to Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. But-
zel, who havh been the recipients of
much attention from their many
friendsprior to their departure for
an extended European trip. Among
them was a lawnparty on Thursday
evening last, at which Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. Heineman were hosts at their
estate in Bloomfield Hills. The ter-
raced gardens were beautifully illum-
inated and decorated for this festive
occasion, and a midnight buffet sup-
per was served for 30 guests.

The many friends of Stanley Miles
Levyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
$1. Levyn, of Santa Monica, Calif.,
formerly of Detroit, will be interested
to learn that he was the successful
winner in a musical contest held in
Los Angeles recently of a two months'
cruise on the Pacific ocean with
week end trips to Honolulu and many
interesting parts of the Hawaiian
islands.

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Mrs. Herbert Well of New York,
who spent several weeks in Detroit,
left on Saturday for Buffalo and Ni-
agara Falls, accompanied by Mr.
Weil, who came to this city for a few
weeks' stay. Mrs. Weil was greatly
feted during her visit in Detroit by
her many friends. Among the de-
lightful affairs given prior to her de-
parture was a beautifully appointed
bridge luncheon at Hotel Statler on
Thursday, at which Mrs. Louis Op-
penheim and Mrs. Eugene Sloman
were hostesses; a family dinner at
Hotel Stevenson on Friday evening,
given by her mother, Mrs. Charles
Roemer; a dinner at the Detroit Golf
Club at which Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wineman and Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer
Myer were hosts, and a beautiful par-
ty at Eastwood Inn, with members of
the Wednesday Sewing Club as host-
esses.

Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Wolfstein,
(nee Mrs. Gertrude Herstein of De-
troit) are making an extended West-
ern trio, stopping en route in Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Gulden of
Neh., Boise City, Ia., ere their return 8525 Twelfth street are receiving eon-
to Nev York where they will make gratulatirns on the birth of a son,
Herbert, on May '24.
their future home.

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