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71-1Kfunique gift distinguishes the giver
it is1 obtainable at Russek's, where
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An enthusiastic audience at the
Jewish Woman's, Club monthly meet-
ing, on Monday afternoon, listened
to Captain Alexander Aaronsohn of
Palestine, lecturer and linguist, who
spoke on "The Powder Magazine of
Europe." Mrs. Truman Newberry,
wife of the former Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy and United States
Senator, national president of the
Needlework Guild of America, told of
the remarkable strides made by the
guild, whose purpose is to distribute
new articles of wearing apparel to
charitable organizations. Reports of
the club's activities were given by
various chairmen, after which a re-
ception for Mrs. Newberry and Cap-
tain Aaronsohn was held in the din-
ing room of the clubhouse. Refresh-
ments were served by members of the
social hour committee, with Mrs. Her-
bert Sloman as chairman and Mrs.
Milton Kuttnauer as vice-chairman.
Guests were received by members of
the hospitality committee, headed by
Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield and Mrs. D.
W. Simons.
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The woman who prides herself on giving unusual,
out-of-the-ordinary gifts will find the Martin selec-
tion a joy and an inspiration.
There are many and varied gifts to be selected at her
leisure—Porcelains, Crystals, Art Novelties—selected person-
ally by Mr. Martin in the Art Shops of Italy, Austria, Czecho
Slovakia, France and England.
It is Truly • Gift Selection Worthy of airborne..
Gifts to rompletc her boudoir
Soiled Lingerie Boxes
Waste Paper Baskets to Match
Dainty, attractive and convenient. You will be tempt-
ed to keep them yourself. They come in such colors as
black, white and gray with artistic floral decorations.
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The Bracelet at the
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of Diamonds and Sap-
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The Bracelet at the
right has Diamonds only
and comes in five widths
The mountingo are unbreaka-
ble —witilt forged (not Rol.
tiered) hinges, and are made
entirely of ten per rent iridio
platinum.
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The difficulty of shopping for
gifts is minimized in this store,
because at Hudson's you have
the greatest stocks of the most
carefully selected merchandise
to choose from and the knowl-
edge that back of every piece is
the Hudson guarantee.
The dining hall of Temple Beth El
was the scene of a charming affair on
Tuesday evening, when members of
all affiliated boards of the temple met
at dinner to discuss matters of im-
portance involving the welfare of the
temple societies. Organizations rep-
resented were the executive board o f
the temple, the Men's Club, Young
People's Society, Religious school com-
mittee, Temple Arts Society and
chairmen of the various committees of
the temple.
Miss Helen Ilenshel Morris of Bur-
lingame avenue has returned from a
Delightful visit in Cleveland and
Youngstown, 0., where she was the
guest of relatives and friends. Dur-
ing her stay in these cities, Miss Mor-
ris was soloist at musicales given in
her honor.
Bernard Ginsburg of Addison Hotel
is spending a few weeks in New York
and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel T. Gilbert of Arden
Park has returned from a delightful
visit of several weeks in Hartford,
Conn., where she was the guest of
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Oppen-
heimer (Sylvia Stearns) of Longfel-
low avenue have moved into their new
apartment at the Winslow on Seward
avenue.
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Miss Roxy Beckman of Hotel Addi-
son entertained as her guest the past
week, her sister, Miss Mildred Beck-
man of Bay City, who was en route
to Boston where she contemplated via.
iting her sisters, Mrs. Albert Ruff and
Mrs. A. Lipp, former Michigan resi-
dents. Miss Mary Caplan, head of
the educational department of the
United Jewish Charities, was the
speaker at the meeting of the Halcyon
Club on Tuesday evening, speaking
on "Constructive Work for Girls'
Clubs." On Thursday, Dec. 20, Miss
Caplan will be the speaker at the
Americanization program of the so-
ciology class of the Detroit Teachers'
College, at the Jewish Institute.
S. Norden of Hollywood, Cal., was
Miss Belle Spatter of 623 Medbury
a recent visitor in the city, a guest
avenue entertained Tuesday last at a
at Hotel Staffer.
personal shower in honor of her sis-
ter, Frieda, whose marriage to Nathan
Oscar Markus of Indianapolis was a
Fineberg will take place Dec. 9 at
recent visitor in the city as the guest
the home of the bride-elect. Miss
of relatives and friends.
Spatter was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. Miss Spatter was
The Misses Aurelia and Rose Plotter
also entertained at a miscellaneous
of Hague avenue were in Springfield,
Mothers Culb:
shower given by Mrs. A. Gittleman
0., for the Thanksgiving holiday
A new mothers' club will he organ- period, visiting with their sister, Mrs. of 2400 East Grand boulevard on
ized in the Twelfth street district on Flick Zitsman (Ida Plotter) whose Nov. 26.
Saturday, Dec. 5, at 3 p. m. The marriage was an event of the past
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gordon of Bur-
meeting will be held in the auditorium month.
lingame avenue entertained at a fam-
of the Hutchins Intermediate school,
ily dinner on Thanksgiving in honor
Twelfth and Gladstone. The mothers'
Abner Goldman of Bay City was in
of their fifteenth wedding anniver•
clubs have been very successful in the Detroit for a few days the past week,
sary. Guests from out of town were
visiting
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
J.
II.
past, taking part in discussions or
Mr. and Mrs. A. Meyer and daughter ,
lectures of vital interest to mothers, Goldman.
Rosalind; Miss Esther Yerzey, Miss
and gathering for social afternoons.
Edith Stark and Henry Stark of To-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fink and
Officers will be elected at this first
ledo.
meeting and it is hoped that a repre- daughter, Mildred, of Winonah ave-
nue, returned from Baltimore and
Mrs. Mark Fleishman and sons
sentative gathering of women from
Pittsburgh. In Baltimore they at-
the district will be present to promote tended the wedding of Coleman Har- Charles and William M. Fleishman
are now making their home at the
the welfare of such an organization. rison, a brother of Mrs. Fink.
Chatham.
The Jewish Institute extends this in-
vitation to all the mothers of the dis-
A. Spertner and son, E. Spertner,
Mrs. harry H. Cohn of Marlbor-
trict.
are making their home at the Chat-
ough avenue, accompanied by her sis-
ham aparements.
ter, Mrs. Morris Siden of Highland
Immigrants' Dancing Cl...:
Park, spent the past week in Roches-
Mrs. Louis Elisberg of New York
The regular Thursday night immi-
ter, N. Y., in Hotel Senator.
grants' dancing class will he resumed City •is visiting her mother, Mrs. J.
next Thursday evening. Due to H. Levitt, and family.
The Athena Girls were hostesses at
Thanksgiving, the building was closed
a theater party on Thanksgiving eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fruhauf and son
and no class was held on Nov. 29.
ning.
Chat-
Those who have not yet enrolled are are making their home in the
apartments.
A farewell party in honor of Miss
invited of join this modern dancing ham
Anne M. Mohilner of Miami, Florida ,
class.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Shimberg of Euclid was given on Saturday evening, Dec.
avenue are the guests of their chil- 1, by Miss Sadie Bernstein, at her
Vince Culture:
dren, Mr. and Mr.. Harold N. Selling home, 519 Theodore street.
A class in voice culture has been (Evelyn Schultz) in Chicago.
added to the already organized music
school of the Jewish Institute. Mme.
Mr. anad Mrs. Louis .Davidson of
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Friedenberg of New York has been 2288 Hazelwood avenue entertained
secured to give individual instruction at a dinner and reception on Nov. 27
to the pupils who are interested in in honor of the silver wedding of their
voice training. The registration of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Abel. Mr.
first class will be held Thursday, Dee. and Mrs. H. J. Bachrach, the parenta
of Mrs. Abel and grandparents of
13, at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Davidson, were among those in
attendance. Out-of-town guests were
Chanukah Entertainment:
The annual Chanukah entertain- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bachrach of
Adrian.
ment of the Jewish Institute will be
held Dec. 9, at 9 p. m. Joseph Chaggi
Mr. and Mrs. Mooney Schreiber of
will speak en the significance of the 924 West Hancock avenue are enter-
Feast of Lights. A candle drill and taining their nephew, Dr. Harry E.
dance, readings, a play entitled "Her resell of New York City, who will
will register the
Youngest Son," community singing spend a few weeks in Detroit
you of today for
led by the Girl Scouts under the lead-
Mr. and Mrs. Mooney Schreiber of
ership of Miss Blumenthal, are other
the memeriea of
features of the program. The Jew- 921 West Hancock avenue returned
tomorrow.
ish Institute Band will play selected from New York City, where they
numbers. A. Shiffman will act as spent the Thanksgiving holidays.
chairman.
• Mr. and Mrs. C. Blumeno and
daughters, Melba and Frances, have
moved to their new home at 1535 Pin-
gree avenue.
FLOWERS
J. L.
Society in all its phases has been
particularly gay this week, as many
functions of a delightful nature have
been given at the Phoenix Club and at
hotels. Among them was a bridge
luncheon of exquisite appointments at
the Phoenix Club on Monday, at which
Mrs. Morris Friedberg and Mrs. Lois
Rosenthal were hostesses to 100
guests. The seasonable annual flow-
ers were artistically arranged at the
city from out of town were guests at
this lovely function. Mrs. E. L. Tobias
guest tables and many visitors in the
of Oklahoma City, Okla., was a guest
of honor.
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Every day you delay means just
that much of the pleasure of
leisurely shopping lost, and to
be able to choose without hurry
means to experience real joy in
selecting gifts.
Thanksgiving Day was charmingly
and fittingly observed at the Phoenix
Club at an exceedingly delightful din-
ner dance, which was attended by
many members and out-of-town
guests. Appropriate favors added
lustre to the festive occasion.
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Many out-of-town visitors were in
the city for the Thanksgiving period,
among those entertaining house guests
being Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder of
Wilson avenue, who were hosts to
Miss Shannette Baer and Miss Joseph-
ine Sanger of Toledo, teachers in the
Toledo public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Rodgers of
Glendale avenue and Mrs. A. L. Gor-
don of Blaine avenue are entertain-
ing as their guests their sister, Miss
Bertha Rodgers of Chicago.
The Women's League of the United
Hebrew Schools of Detroit will meet
at 2:30 p. m. Monday, at the Kirby
Center, for the purpose of holding the
annual election of officers.
An interesting program prepapred
for the meeting includes musical num-
bers and a playlet by the pupils of
the schools.
Miss Mary Caplan, educational di-
rector of the United Hebrew Schools
of Detroit, will be the speaker of the
afternoon, in addition to others.
Mrs. Henry Weinstein is chairman
of the nominations committee for the
election. The present officers of the
league are: Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, pres-
ident; Mrs. Phillip Gordon, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Perlmutter, recording sec-
retary; Mrs. M. Mendelsohn, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. M. Weiswasser,
treasurer.
Members of the league are urged
to attend the meeting and to partici-
pate in the opening of what is hoped
will be a successful year.
Shop Early-
Rabbi Benjamin L. Frankel of Tern-1
pie Beth Israel, Champaign, Ill., was
the guest of Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz'
while in Detroit en route to Ann Ar- 1
boy, where he addressed the Jewish
Student Congregation.
A social event that is keenly antic-
ipated the coming week is the lunch-
eon to be given on Monday, Dec. 10,
by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El,
in honor of the national president of
the Federation of Sisterhoods, Mrs.
Walter Freiberg of Cincinnati. Mrs.
Freiberg who, with her late hugs
band, president of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations at
the time of his death, has at all times
been interested in affairs of the union,
is expected to bring an important
message to the local Sisterhood. This
function, planned as a fitting welcome
to the guest, will take place in the
dining hall of Temple Beth El and
will be in charge of the social hour
committee, with Mrs. Alfred Gach as
chairman. Miss Helen Morris will
render selections on the piano.
Women's League of Local
Schools to Hold Annual
Election Monday.
For Christmas Gifts
Without Duplicates
Albert Kahn, noted architect, is in
Washington, D. C., attending the con-
vention of the National Rivers and
harbors Congress. Mr. Kahn is one
of the delegates appointed by Mayor
Frank E. Doremus to represent De-
troit at the convention.
Uprights from $875 Grands from $1225
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Dr. F. Eherenfest of St. Louis, 51o.,
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Mrs. B. Friedlaender of 29 Rhode
Island avenue.
Mrs. Jack Winkler, who was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Marienthal of Hotel Whittier,
Burns drive, left for her home in New
York on Wednesday.
Mrs. Phyllis Zuckerman Allen, so-
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