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Paris Brings a
Special Charm
to the

BIELFIELD AGAIN
ELECTED HEAD OF
HOUSE OF SHELTER

Fraternal and
Club Notes

Winter Coats

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For Women and Misses

at $65 $85

.4 collection delightfully repre-
sentaDve of the new. Rich and
lavish trimming of lovely furs is
an outstanding feature. The tube-
like cilhouette, the graceful flares
and tar circular flounces and tiers
are the influences that impart a
chic to these superb styles. Vel-
cety materials, such as Gerona,
MarvoIla, I.ustrosa and Fashona
remain unsurpassed for beauty.

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IEGEL%

An exceedingly charming affair of
the past week was the luncheon fol-
lowed by a theater party given by
Mrs. Julius Rothchild of Delaware
avenue in honor of the birthday an-
niversary of her son, Ameroll Frank.
The decorative scheme was delight-
fully carried out in the nature of
Hallowe'en novelties and was particu-
larly effective. There were 14 guests.

Mrs. Howard Kaichen (Margaret
Ileavenriehl, who has spent several
weeks visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Heaven-
rich, has returned to her home in
Cincinnati.

CO•M", .000 0

I iF:TROIT, MICHIGAN
A * ■ , 1,1 , 11ection with any other store

Formal Announcement

of the Opening of

GATTLE'S
TROUSSEAU
SHOP

2227 Park Avenue

Showing an exclusive line of
Household and Trousseau
Linens.

Importers of exclusive decora-
tive table linens.

Monograming exquisitely exe-
cuted.

-..•••• ■

With fur
trimmings,
can be had
at only

25

A large
variety of
styles for
women
and young
women.

FIFTH

FLOOR
SIIOP

Jericho Rebecca Lodge.
The third annual prize Hallowe'en
mask dance will be given by Jericho
Rebekah Lodge No. 325, at their spa-
cious temple at Oakland and Mel-
Iourne avenues Saturday evening,
Oct. 27. Members hove donated six
prizes.

Sweaters that Chatter All the Sports Dialects

The LAST words in sweaters always COM I'S from
Switzerland—where the smartest ones are made—and
worn!
And the LATEST word in sweaters is always reflected
in our two sweater shops.
Sketched above left--the New Cricket sweater of
brushed Cancel's Hair—specially priced, $10.75.
Fuzzy Golf Coat, sketched right, $9.75.

Scout Troop 76.
Boy Scout Troop 76 will meet at
7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Temple
Beth El gym. A banner year is
looked for by this troop.

Phi Gamma Sorority.
At a special meeting of the Sigma
Gamma Sorority, held at the home of
An exceptionally delightful affair Miss Mildred Bachrach on Oct. 15,
' on Sunday evening was the fancily plans were discussed for a Ilallowe'en
party at which Mr. and Mrs. Merman party to be held Saturday evening,
Lieberman (Rose Rosengarten) were Oct. 27. The following committees
hosts to 40 guests at their home on were appointed: Entertainment, Mil-
Chicago boulevard. The function dred Bachrach and Beatrice Miller;
was in commemoration of the twen- refreshments, Evelyn Vine and Myra
tieth anniversary of the marriage of Myers; decorations, Beatrice Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Lieberman. Tall. and Shirley Wain. The next meeting
shaggy mums, American beauty roses will be held at the home of Alice
and trailing smilax, which centered fothstein of 230 Kenilworth avenue.
the guest tables, formed a charming
Athena Girls.
decorative feature. Dancing and
The Athena Girls announce the
auction bridge followed the dinner.
dance held last Sunday at Hotel Tal-
Mrs. Julius V. Brown, who is now ler a success financially nail socially.
residing at lintel Addison, was hos- The club is planning a masquerade
party for Nov. 3. The committee in
' less at a charming fancily dinner on
charge are the Misses Minnie Schnei-
Monday evening in honor of her
der,
chairman; Adeline Cohen, Gertie
birthday anniversary.
lierschman and Mollie Haber. The
next meeting of the club will be held
Leo M. Butzel of Pallister avenue
at the home of Miss Ethel Last, 336
, left on Sunday for a trip to New
Owen avenue.
York City, where he contemplated re-
' mining for the week.
PM NB..
The meetings of the l'hi Delta So-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Weinberg and
rority
were
resumed
for the ensuing
daughter, Miss Rosalind Weinberg, of
year at a meeting held at the home
Los Angeles, Calif., former Michigan
o
f
Miss
Rose
Feller
on
Sunday after-
•residents, are spending several weeks
noon, Oct. 14. Many important mat-
in Detroit as guests at Hotel Addi-
ters were discussed, among which was
son. Their son, Sidney Leon Wein-
a dance to be given in the near fu-
berg. who spent the summer in Cali-
ture. Plans were also completed for
fornia, is a senior student at the Uni-
a Hallowe'en party to be given on
versity of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday evening, Oct. 27, at the
Weinberg entertained as their guests
home of Miss Feller, 9145 Goodwin
during tie week Mr. and Mrs. M.
avenue. A special meeting will be
1 Berlin of Toledo.
held Monday evening, Oct. 22, at tie
home of Miss Ruth Ellias, 2274 Tay-
Nathan Gross of Calvert avenue
lor avenue.
and Al. Hecht of Hotel Stevenson
have returned from a pleasant stay
Clairmont Club.
in New York and Atlantic City.
The regular meeting of the Clair-
mont Club was held Tuesday evening
Miss Anna Ruth Solomon of Glen-
at the home of Milton Mahle, 279
' nie, Mich., a recent graduate of the
Holbrook avenue. Harry Grossman,
University of Michigan, is in Detroit
business manager, reported on the
and will become a member of the
dance to be held this'Sunday evening
teachers' staff of the city.
at the Kirby Center. Al Dewers ho-
tel Wolverine Orchestra ail! farce F
Barry II. Berger of Marlborough
the music, while several singers have
avenue was in Louisville, Ky., the
been engaged to entertain. All pub-
past week, where he was in attend-
licity has been taken care of by Max
, ance at the national lumbermen's
Bernbaum. Tickets may by obtained
convention.
from the members or at the door.
The next regular meeting will be
Mrs. B. Elovzin of New York is a
held at the home of M. Feldman,
guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
5096 Maplewood avenue, on Tuesday
Bernard F'reidlander. Many affairs
evening, Oct. 23.
of delightful nature have been given
in honor of Mrs. B. Elovzin.
Madison Athletic Club.
A meeting of the Madison Athletic
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Z. Brown of
Club was held Sunday, Oct. 6, when
Burlingame avenue have returned
installation of the newly elected offi-
from a delightful motor trip East.
cers took place. Arrangements were
made by the entertainment commit-
Mrs. Gus Kahn of Youngstown,
tee to give a theater party and a Hal-
Ohio, who came to Detroit to attend
lowe'en dance.
the marriage of her niece, Miss Lydia
Services were held by the club,
Kahn, to harry Winston, this week,
during which time four talks were
is a guest at the home of 151^. and
given, honoring the five Jewish citi-
Mrs. Milton Sloman of Vir;-inia park
zens who were killed in a recent ac-
and of Mr. and Mrs. Sancr , d Shuman
cident.
of East Ferry avenue Mrs. Kahn
The club anticipates a fine record
has been the guest of honor at many
On the field with its same basketball
charming affairs during her stay in
team. The Balch School gymnasium
the city.
has been secured for Tuesday nights,
commencing Oct. 114
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kaufman of
Beading, Pa., are in the city for a
Philomathic Debating Club.
few days' stay. Mr. and Mrs. Kant-
A team of eight men was chosen to
man, who are former well known
represent the Philomathic in the dual
residents of Detroit, are the guests
debate with the Highland Park Junior
of their relatives and many friends.
College. They are: William Knop-
pow, Sydney DeYoung, Isadore Ber-
Julius, Max, Leo and Norman
ger, Jack Thumin. Jack Schulman,
Frank have returned from a few
Hymen Barahal, Bernard Koffman
days' stay in New York, where they and Samuel Gurovitch. Rabbi harry
went to meet their parents, Mr. and Z. Gordon, an ex speaker and an
Mrs. Isaac Frank, who recently ar- honorary member, addressed the or-
rived from Europe on the steamer ganization Sunday evening. "The
Reliance. Mr. and Mrs. Frank will Moral and Financ:al Support of the
make their future home in Detroit Keren Hayesod" wit, the topic of his
with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- address. "Resolved that vaccination
seph Frank of 1120 Chicago boule- he made compulsory" was the topic
vard.
of the debate Sunday evening. Meyer
Weisenfeld vs-as elected best speaker.
Richard Cohn and henry Ewald of Plans are under way for the annual
Longfellow avenue, who have been banquet. William Knoppow and Isa-
touring the Western states for the dore Berger are in charge of the or
'cast four weeks, are now sojourning rangements. The subject for this
in San Francisco, Calif.
Sunday's debate will he "Resolved
that members of hooded societies be
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hirschfield, 1220 subject to the treason law." Ernest
Newport avenue, have left for Indian- Goodman and Robert Bernstein will
apolis, Ind., where they will be the support the affirmative, opposed by
guests of their relatives and friends. Leonard Stein and Isadore Goldstein.
- -
Miss Jean Flanders of East Kirby
avenue was hostess to the Ypsc Girls
at a recent delightful affair. Miss
MRS. SARAH BRAND
Ida Rosenberg of Ilendrie avenue en-
Mrs. Sarah Brand of 4442 Brush
tertained the club on Wednesday
street died Friday morning after a
I evening, Oct. 17.
brief illness. She is survived by her
husband, Abram Brand, and two
Samuel Schlussel of 3814 Brush
daughters, Mrs. Robert Marwill of
street has gone to El Paso, Texas,
Detroit and Mrs. Anna Spiro of St
where he contemplates spending the
Louis, Mo. Services were held at the
winter months.
home on Saturday evening, Rabbi A.
M. Herschman officiating. Services
Miss Edith Albert has returned
4
were also held at the congregation in
from a delightful motor trip to New
Kalamazoo. Mrs. Brand was very
York City, where she spent a fort-
active in charitable organizations and
night visiting relatives and friends.
among the sick.

Fleet and Second neer

tlEYNS

1241 W000dward

When the Hallowe'en Cat
Winks his wild yellow eyes,
And the Wicked Witch watches
And the Black Crow cries
Come, join the revel
In the moon's grostly light.

PARTY FAVORS FOR HALLOWE'EN

SHEEHAN'S BOOKSTORE

Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cohen of Mt.
Clemens have left for Los Angeles,
Calif., where they intend remaining
for the winter months.

Mrs. Moe Shapiro of Cameron ave-
nue was hostess at a charming affair
in honor of the out-of-town guests
who attended the marriage of Miss
Goldie Rosenberg to Albert Ehrlich.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Garvett have
returned from a trip to Chicago and
1Granda Rapids.

31.

Shot•.

N. BIELFIELD

elude the officers and I). W. Simons,
M. Lieberman, I,. Duscoff, M. Krell,
J. Rosenthal, J-. P. Rosenthal, I. Au-
gust, A. Ackerman, J. Levin, A. Lott,
A. Klein, It. Schoenberger, S. Reach-
stein, L. Granet, D. Robinson, S. Hor-
owitz, J. M. Rosenthal, M. Jacob, I).
J. Alpert, M. Shaefer, II. L. Goldman,
S. Shwartz 11. Grienherg, L. Cohen
and Samuel ' Plotkin.
On Saturday morning, the annual
banquet of the House of Shelter will
be held at the Kirby Center. Promi-
nent Detroiters will speak. The pub-
lic is invited.
The House of Shelter is located at
299 Winder street, corner Brush
street. The building was purchased
six years ago, its value having in-
creased since. Last year 15,000 meals
were given to needy Jews, at the av-
erage cost of 15 cents a meal. No
discrimination is made at the home
among any classes and all needy are
fed.

OBITUARY

1150 Woodward A

flinielhochs
Woodward Thru to Washington,

At the annual meeting of the House
S!of Shelter, held on Oct. 7, N. Bieltield
was elected president by acclamation.
North Woodward J. W. E. W. 0.
Lou Benjamin of New York was a
The recent luncheon and card 71r. Biellit•hl served as president for
recent visitor in the city as a guest at
the past Of years. He has resided in
party
was
a
huge
success,
the
com-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Detroit fur 32 years.
Freidenberg of Second boulevard. mittee in charge reported at the last
Other ■ tfficers eleled are: A. Brand,
Mr. Benjamin was en route to an meeting of the North Woodward vice-president; .1. Friedberg, chairman
extended stay in Los Angeles, Calif. branch of the Jewish Women's Eu- of the board of directors; L. Hann,
ropean Welfare Organization. The
thanks of the organization were ex- treason r ; It. Kaminsky, secretary.
Miss Blanche Hart of hotel Addi- pressed to all those who helped in the 'Members of the board of directors in-
son is spending the week in New York
success of the affair.
City, where she is a guest at Hotel
The committee in charge of the
Astor.
shower to be given M'ednesday even-
ing, Oct. 24, at the home of Mrs. Fen-
An out-of-town guest that has been berg, 2041 Taylor avenue, for one of
greatly feted by her many Detroit the orphans brought to this country
friends is Mrs. S. N. Goldsmith of by this organization, reported plans
Baltimore, Met., who formerly resid- completed. The date of the next
ed in this city.
meeting will be announced next week.

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"ONCE A JEW, ALWAYS
A JEW," MOND STATES

TORONTO.—(J. T. A.(—Being a
Jew is either a misfortune or a privi-
lege and there is no use in the Jew
trying to disguise his racial origin,
Sir Alfred Mond declared at a joint
meeting of the Hadassich and Zionist
organizations here. "Once a Jew, al-
ways a Jew," Sir Alfred reiterated.
In Palestine, he continued, he had
found "a new generation of Jews
growing up, strong, clear-eyed and
virile, having in one generation re-
sumed the manhood that had been
crushed out by centuries of oppres-
sion in the ghettos of darkest Eu-
rope." •
This development, he says, made
him feel more strongly than ever
pride in being a Jew.
Palestine, he added, concluding his
address, has become an excellent
business proposition under the pres-
ent British protection.

CONFIRM ACCIDENT IN
WHICH 60 LOST LIVES

Knabe

The
Perfect Product
of

American Art

PRIDE of POSSESSION

WITH a Pedigree of Skill, acquired
through eighty-six years of scientific
research and artistic achievement, the
Knabe occupies a position of unquestioned
supremacy. It is the logical choice of the
discerning buyer.

When You Select Your Piano Be Sure It Is
A Knabe, "The Piano for a Lifetime."

$1225

GRANDS
FROM

Convenient Terms May Be Arranged—Your
Present Piano Accepted in Exchange,

Janney - Bowman, Inc.

Park Ave. Bldg., 2015 Park Avenue

Opposit• Kresge Bldg.

Detroit, Mich.

RIGA.—(J. T. A.)—Copies of the
Izvestia, which have just reached
here from Russia confirm the tragic
accident which took place at a Kiev
synagogue in which 60 were killed
and more than a hundred seriously
wounded.
According to the Moscow paper, the
synagogue
s crowded with 2,000
worshippers for the joyful festival
Simchas Torah when a false cry of
"fire" Was raised which brought on
the panic and the consequent catas-
trophe.

Fine Furniture for

Living Room,

Dining Room
and Bedroom

At De'neer's actual comparison goes
far beyond surface appear•nc• and
mere ta31. It becomes • m
mt ***** h.
invmt ■ get , on of the quality of
ach but of material that enters into
he furniture we offer—for •e believe
that "Seem, Is Believing?'
You are most cordially Melted to visit
our work•hop andsee for yourself the
high quality that Is evident M every
stage of Den( ier construct on. We
• would like to have every furniture
buyer In Detroit see how comfort and
beauty and lading sat , sfact , on
every operation of fur-
who', a.rn
ng. We would like to
niture building.
have •very one ems with their own
eyes the quality of the var ous m a
lerials—mose •nd hair for filling, fine,
resilient cushion spr mg., unusio•IlY
sturdy frames, and the most durable
covering materials—and know how
they are msembled into furniture as
fine as it is possible to make.—Then
no one could tell you any different—
you would be sure that Dein.,, qual-
ity gore clear through, dims of
the price.
hat Deinter.Built trunk
The
tur•aaaaa you • third is 10.1 you
deal direct with the manufacturers—
the middleman and hos profit are
• linsinateJ.
Come anytime—there me no special
. mhibition days"—you are •Iways
welcome. And well promTee that
you'll learn nor • about furniture val.
ues M •n hour than yea have learned
In your whole life previously.

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Actual comparison of
furniture values is the
buyer's surest protection
and guide as well as
Deinzer's entire selling
argument-

If you could buy furniture equal in beauty
and quality to the famous "Deinzer-Built"
at prices lower than ours, we couldn't blame
you for buying elsewhere, but—

Nine out of ten people who
come to compare come back
here to buy, which certainly
proves that the quality they
get for the price they pay
is greater at Deinzer's than
anywhere else. Come and
compare before buying
furniture anywhere.

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In loving memory of our dear
mother, Anna Sandelman, who died
• year ago, Oct. 19.
Gone but not forgotten.
Iler Loving husband and Chil-
dren.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Wax of 248 Kenil- FOR RENT—Club room for any re-
worth avenue left for California,
liable Jewish organization. Rent
cheap. Inquire 5137 Hastings. Ask
where they will spend the winter
for
Mr. Standfield.
months.

MAHOGANY

511

Slops

b Street

Pine Forvolherf Sloe. 1E59.

A. C. Kranz

Merchant
Tailor

OPEN etiONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS

one blank souk •1 Jefferson
no lb. nest strut out •I the
Din Garland Stare.

Just

The Shop where courtesy

and service prevail

10347 Wood'rd

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