PAGE EIGHT 711 (-10t- tr o v r / Its I vo '11 .11■ 1 fAeox ic IE Two Outstanding November Events at Hudson's "he bolo o/ goo „Siopoom re ESEK 144 8 Woodward * 0± 4 Avenue ° A S ° Invtntions F ave been issued for the first annual banquet to be given by the Young Women's Hebrew As- , soc:ation at tlieir newly furnished clubrooms at 89 Rowena street, On Sunday evening, Nov. 4, at 6:30 o'clock. This affair, which promises . to be a delightful one, will be in the , nature of a get-together of members I and will be featured with short talks by "1" counsellors, each activity to be represented by a speaker. Miss Anne Morris, chairman of the coun- cil, will Oct as toastmistress, and I arrangements can be mode for rooms which have been made particularly attractive. Great Event Now in Progress-- The Most Important In Our History— About Eight H undred Coats— All New Paris Designs— With The Nlost Luxurious Furs— Materials of Acknowledged Supremacy— Lined With Finest Silks— Immaculately Custom 'Failored- Styles of Unquestioned Individuality— That Arc The Talk of The Averme- nt. Finest Coats In Towli- ne Greatest Values Anywhere— Savings of $25.5o to S95.00— As The Prices Prove. Coat; of Coats of I RUVONNET & ARABELLA LUSTROSA a ORMONDALE $6930 $95 GAZELLE SQUIRREL COLLARS. CUFF: BORDERS a Coats of ELABORATELY TRIMMED WITH RICHEST EVR6 Rabbi Nathan Kress of Temple Emanuel, New York, who was in De- troit the past week in connection with his lecture tour for the Jefferson Me- morial Fund, was entertained by Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz as his guest at the Redford Country Club. GERONA MARVELLA & CASH. DUVETYN '150 $135 SCOTCH MOLE COLLARS, COY FS a BORDERS The National Federation of Temple Bronerhoods, which was formed at the national convention of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, has named Wallace Itosenheim chair- man of the national committee on student welfare and Melville S. Welt on the national membership commit- tee. Coats of MARVELLA GERONA & ORIONA COLLARS. CUFFS & BORDERS OF FOX, WOLF OR LYNX Concentrating the entire Resources of Our Unusual Importing. Purchasing and ,.Manufacturing "facilities Upon This greatest of will Preceding Coat e)ents we were able to effect Economies which make possible a low price range that defies competition. vE.,. erv•Zyderif • 1 :trotspoo-aisi_cAn_orvootsl*,gties-acov-o-o-0-0p-0-0-0-006r, , o*********o**ciocv*omxiao-o-ao-oaaGoo-oac**ao-o-co*****A********-4t GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAY JUST RECEIVED. BUY NOW. Opening display of exclusive and extremely desirable new Fulper Pottery Tea Sets Imported Bags and Necklaces. Cloisenne Novelties, Etc. Harry Frank and Mrs. Louis Berger were hostesses. Mrs. Louis Braudy of Grand Rap- tda, who was the honor guest of Mrs. Henry Friedman of Colorado avenue, was delightfully entertained during her stay in the city. William Rothman of Hazelwood avenue has returned from a three days' stay in Cleveland. 000000 OIXx>40- **-(SiXs0-0*CK1 Sone bedrooms, lour the baths, all file kitchen, balbrard white en nol, s Four sr heated ewer „ room, eve.y modern convenience. WALSH, JAMES & WASEY CO. Cherry 6500 Advertisers Appreciate The High Grade Trade of Chronicle Readers Second Floor, Hudson's November Coat Sale This Season w e have builded this entire event around three prices, $18 .5 0, ,863.50 an d $95,00 Our personal representative has spent many weeks in New York market, selecting the best materials, the best lugs and the best fur trimmings obtainable, to sell in cow,- these prices—and has carefully supervised the styles in wh., they have been made up. The result is that we are now able to offer what we feel are the best Coat values at these three prices obtainable any. where. In other words, we present Coats made to our oo: specifications, of material and trimmings chosen by u. measure up to the highest standard possible at $48.50, and $95.00. The entire range of materials in good Fall Coats is seated and special purchases of fabrics from manufamo• • , permit us to put into these Coats quality very seldom .,:trr• at these prices. Third Floor. THE 1. J. L. HUDSON CO. Trimming Furs that are favorites of the Winter Mode. It may be a touch of fur to liven up a somber frock; a band of fur to beautify an evening gown or a rich fur collar and cuff set to top off a new wrap--New York Shops selection includes quality pelts of the new, fashionable furs--they come in all widths. Lapan Blue Lapan Fawn Lapan Grey Foxine Fur Borders Red, Brown and White. Flying Squirrel and 2nd Floor Woodward Arcade PRII011111 GT111111 Ale orkirofir,Ine, Caracul. 1514 Woodward A Detroiters will be interest.' in learning that the first prize for paint-; ers offered by the National Associa- tionof Painters and Sculptors at the art exhibit held in New York the past week was awarded Miss Theresa S. Bernstein of that city. Miss Bern-I stein is remembered in Detroit as a contributor to many local art ex- hibits, particularly the exhibit held at' the Jewish Institute for the past two seasons. Chicago has been the honor guest. Mrs. Schloss, who is visiting with rel- atives and friends in Detroit, is a for- mer resident of this city. Following a delightful stay of sev- eral weeks in New York and Atlantic After a three months' visit here City, where they were guests at Ho- with her daughters, Mrs. M. Wagman tel Ambassador, Mrs. 1). W. Davis and of 571 King avenue and Mrs. S. A. Mrs. Norman Sillman and son, Joseph Gallant of 5010 Brush street. Mrs. M. Lee, have returned to Detroit. Doliva of New York City left for her home on Sunday. Mrs. Belle Mayer and Mrs. Emanuel Becker of Hotel Addison have re- A surprise birthday party was turned from a delightful stay of sev- given by the Misses Bessie Kaplan eral weeks in Ligonier, Ind., where rind Dena Selzer at the home of Jack they were the house guests of Mrs. Brodsky, 652 East Philadelphia ave- Mayer's sister, Mrs. Isaac Strauss. ' nue, on Oct. 21, in honor of his fiance, Miss Luba Newhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Friedman charmingly entertained the Elite Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shaflander Card Club, of which they are mem- have returned from a motor trip East, bers, on Monday evening, at their visiting at the Catskill mountains,i home on Rhode Island avenue. New York City and New Haven, ) --- Conn. Maxwell Benjamin of Wilson ave nue hos returned from a pleasan For Every Occasion Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cohen and fam- stay of several days in Washington t I ily of 3414 Fourth avenue have D. C. At cut-rate prices that save you moved to their new home at 1483 nearly half. Glynn court. Many delightful pre-nuptial affairs Prompt delivery service to all were given in honor of Miss Sara parts of the city. Louis James Rosenberg has re- Backers, whose marriage to Allen D turned from a week's visit in New Liehtig of Detroit was an event of York City. Sunday, Oct. 28. Among the hos- tesses who entertained at charmingly Curt von der Weide of Youngs- appointed luncheons,bridge and the- 231 Grotiot Avenue town. Ohio, was a recent guest of ater parties at their homes and at Cherry 9171 John Parshall and family of Highland the Phoenix Club were Mrs. 11, Herz, avenue. N. Mrs. Edward Lichtig, Mrs. Harry Aloir, Mrs. I,. D. Golden, Mrs. Nor- Dr. and Mrs. I. Lebergott and son, man Heydrn, Mrs. Jules Granet, Mrs. Stanley, have left Detroit for an ex. S. E. Grosslight, Mrs. William 1.h-h. tended trip to South America. Dur- tig, Mrs. William Lutren and Mrs. ing their trip they contemplate ex- David Feerer (Betty Lind). Miss tending their stay at Rio de Janeiro Backer was the recipient of many Don't suffer—get quick relief. and other South American cities. beautiful gifts. Effective and inexpensive. They will return early in January. It costa nothing to come down Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggass of and find not Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacobson and fam- Second boulevard have returned from ily, formerly of 89 West Philadelphia, a pleasant stay of two weeks in New Nave moved into their new home at York and Atlantic City. Second ■ and Front St.. 1680 Hazelwood. Sulphur Mineral. Turkish Tonic, Swedish. Electric Baths. Max Edwards was the honor guest Following a five months' stay in of Flint lodge of B'nai B'rith and Al- SWEDISH MASSAGE ) California and interesting points in fred Ross visited the Lansing lodge. Take Woodward Through Car. Colorado, bliss Flora Lepoel has re- Roth were speakers in behalf of the Cherry 4764 tnr"cd to her home on Burlingame Michigan Council of B'nai B'rith Lodges, 'avenue. ****0*****4.0 SUBWAY FLOWER SHOP Exclusive Agents for Miami Beach, Fla., where they contemplate remaining for the winte Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sloman of I months. Both Mrs. Fuchs and Mrs r East Ferry avenue were hosts at a I Davis were honor guests at many de • charmingly appointed dinner at the! lightful affairs prior to their depar Phoenix Club on Saturday evening, tare. Among them was a luncheon complimenting Miss Aimee Kemp, at which Mrs. Milford Stern was hos whose marriage to Samuel Stannar tens and a luncheon at Hotel Addi- of New York will be an event of De- son at which Mrs. Sam Frank, Mrs. cember. their guest this week their sister, Mrs. J. B. Zackheirn of Buffalo, N. Y. Flowers nor Sale--111 Edison Ave. (100 loot Lot). Greatest value .oared In hirh.nr•de home, between Woodward and Hamilton. and Web core...lion, 11 rooms finished In solid yeah It is time to satisfy every silk need and share substantial savings. Many charming and delightful Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Zackhiem of functions have been given the past Itt.5 , 1111.1 i50*-C;(1(0-1X+00*-W)-0-0-040*O*400# A great style occasion as well as an ecom, event, offering most beautiful weaves and color? in unusual variety and at exceptionally low pri•n:„ Duvetyns and satin faced fabrics, now most vored by Fashion, are largely in evidence in this and in Black Silks we offer the broadest assortn, we have ever shown. Mrs. Frank Rosenblatt of Hot'' Addison was in Germantown, Ohio, Mrs. Joseph Vehon of Tuxedo ave- or a ' few daYs this week, visiting nue has returned from St. Paul, with her son, Frank Rosenblatt, Jr., Minn., where she went to attend the who is attending the Miami Military funeral of her brotherfln-law, M. S. Academy in that city. Jacobson, a pioneer business man of ; St. Paul. Mrs. S. M. Goldsmith, a former res- ident of Detroit, who was the guest A delightful function of the week' of Mrs. Bernard Beers of Second was the charmingly apointed dinner boulevard, left on Saturday for her at Hotel Addison at which Mrs. David home in Chicago. En route, Mrs. Leavitt was hostess, honoring Miss I Goldsmith spent a few days in Bal- Rose Hecht of Hotel Stevenson. timore, where she accompanied her daughter, Mrs. • Walter Sacherman Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greenthal of (Marian Goldsmith). Tuxedo avenue have gone to Milwau- is., for a few das' y visit with; Mrs. Walter Fuchs of Delaware Wson, Dr. Roy Gr eenthal, and avenue, accompanied by her son their tneir niece, Miss Judith Breitenbach Walter, Jr.; Mrs. Jacob II. Davis an !bon, Wis., where she is a sons, Joseph, Russell and Leonard, o sta-: Chicago boulevard, left on Monday f dent at the University of Wisconsin. Second boulevard are entertaining as week at which Mrs. M. A. Schloss of ' 1-0-0*01)00-0G0000-10*0-0-0-0-0 Hudson s November Silk Sale Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern and Mrs. Joseh Rosenzweig of East Grand boulevard have returned from a de-I lightful trip to Cincinnati, from ; which paint they went to Hamilton, Ohio, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry I.owenstein (Helen en and mother, Mrs. M. Wol- dein of New York. Our Anniversary Sale of the prettiest Lamps in Detroit continues. 1404 Washington Boulevard, near Grand River 00i41- *Ci40 Mrs. Frank R. Hamburger of the Pasadena apartments on Jefferson avenue has been entertaining as her house guest the past week Mrs. Isaac Steiner of Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs.; Steiner has been the honor guest at many elaborate and charming tune- thins during her stay in Detroit. Mrs. Hamburger was hostess at a delight- fully appointed luncheon for 26 guests at her home and among the I many hostesses honoring Mrs. Steiner were Mrs. David J. Epstein, who en- tertained at luncheon at her home in Royal Oak; Mrs. Andrew Wineman I and Mrs. Maurice Goldenberg, at a; charming affair at the Detroit Yacht • Club; Mrs. Mark Fleishman, at lunch- eon at the Phoenix Club; Mrs. Karl Fechheimer, at bridge at her home on Monterey avenue; Mrs. Moe Weil, at an elaborate affair at the Phoenix Club, and Mrs. Sidney Ileavenrich, at a charming luncheon at the Detroit Yacht Club. Lamps THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND GIFT SUGGESTIONS 0-0- In recognition of the esteem in which she is held by the Oakland Mothers' Club, Miss Mary Caplan, head of the educational department of the United Jewish Charities, was presented with a beuatiful gift by the members, following her return from California, at the opening meeting held at the Moore School on Saturday afternoon. A highly interesting pro- gram was given, at which Mrs. S. Sigel, - the president, presided. Miss Anna Solomon gave intimate glimpses of religious life in Europe. M iss Elizabeth Salutsky talked on co-oper- afon of school and home and Miss Celia Fox, danseuse, charmingly in- terpreted the latest phases in artistic dances. While in Los Angeles, Miss Caplan spoke before the amalgama- lon dinner of the Iladassah, Young Women's Hebrew Association and the Young Women's Auxiliary of the Young Men's Hebrew Association. to make these events bigger in opportunity !•renter in wise economies than each succee;I s year. An innovation in the form of a card party for both men and women will feature the initial social] affair of the season to be given by the fla- dassah. This function, which is be- ing looked forward to with pleasure- able anticipation, will take place on Wednesday evening, Nov. 7, in the Knights of l'ythias Hall, and is a forerunner of the many charming fu- ture events that will be sponsored by the 1111(111XXIIII. Ninny clubs have sig- nified their intention of attending, as the proceeds will go for the Hadassali sewing fund. ;Miss Rose Weinstein is acting chairman, assisted by Mrs. David Diamond, Mrs. Jacob Berko- • witz, Mrs. S. Kavanau, Mrs. Gilbert Israel and Mrs. S. J. Souls. Miss Hen- rietta Szold, the national president, has accepted an invitation from De- troit Hadassah to address the chapter in December. Elaborate preparations are being made for a reception for Miss Szold. Mrs. Maurice Robinson of Chicago boulevard has returned from a pleas- ant stay in New York City, where she was a guest at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. asiliqt11n are established annual sellings B OTH ity and style merchandise, carefully selccr., All smrety items and other local note. should be c•mmunicated to the offic• of The Chronide hy S oak Wrdnon ty nItonnen en order to •pprar 01 the corrent week's .ssne. Phone 1;'end.ritt 6300, Snr.ety Fd.fin. Med notices so io be e.ved not We than Wednesdnr. 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