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Mrs, M.r.arn Sc'sm:ttice annossrt
the engagement of her daughter
Peale, to Ben Sehreittice.
For a Greater
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Wolf of 3614
Irving Park boulevard, Chicago, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Sadye Helen. to Arthur IL
Baehr, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Baehr
of 3580 Lovett avenue, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wechsler of
558 Marston avenuue announce the
Weiamem.
engagement of their daughter. Cara,
Maintaining the high standard of
At the Statler Hotel. on Monday to David Mallnoff, son of Mr. and
the functions given in the past, the ; evening, Feb. 4, Miss Elizabeth Gut. Mrs. Joseph Matins,/ of Medbury
ecorat,ons and entertainment at the' man, soprano. by special arrangement avenue.
P hoenix Club on New Year's eve with the music management of Er-
w ere
ere unique and beuatiful in chine- nest Briggs, Inc., New York, will ap-
r. In the ballroom and through- I pear in a song recital under the ass.
tat the clubhouse, the fascinatingly ! picas of the Detroit chapter of Ha-
harming Oriental motif in black and dassah. Miss Gutman has appeared
w hite, the subdued lights, the profs,- as guest artist in leading roles with
RUBIN•LIPSITZ
on of evergreen foliage and glisten- the Sari Carlo Opera Company, in
The ballroom of Hotel Statler was
il as snow-men hid in and out of the joint recital with leading instrumen-
r trees, made a charming setting for talists such as Cortot, Leginslca, Orn- a veritable bower of beauty on Tues-
he dinner dance that was arranged stein and others, and as soloist with day evening, Jan. 8. for the marriage
artistically. At midnight, Miss various orchestras, including the Rus- of Miss Roth Ann Lipsitz, daughter
924 burst forth chiming greetings sian Symphony. Philadelphia Philhar- of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lipids, to Jo-
r the New Year. followed by danc- monic and Baltimore Symphony. An- ieph Elmer Rubin of Chicago, which
e maidens in white and silver bel- nouncement will be made later of the as solemnized by Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
t costumes depicting particular sig- • list of patrons and patronesses who man under a floral canopy of white
T ificance of each month. Among have pledged their support for the Mgt!, trailing smilax and feathery
o ut-of-town guests at this charming success of this musical event. Miss ferns. The brdial gown, a clinging
flair was Miss Grace Henle of Cin-, Sarah Weinberg is the chairman of model of Duchess satin and lace, ex-
e innati, sister of Rabbi and Mrs 1 the committee in charge, assisted by quisite lace veil and orange blossoms
Mrs. Nathan Simons, Mrs Morse Co- and court train edged with rose
enry J. Berkowitz.
hen, . Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Mrs. Pointe, and a shower bouquet of
Charles Hamburger. Mrs. Albert B. white rose buds with sprays of valley
An affair of a delightful nature Is Gittleman ,
Mrs. Alexander Friedman , lilies, added an original note to this
heduled for Sunday afternoon, Jan.
Mrs. A. C. Lappin, Mrs. J. IL Schakne charming costume.
0, when the Junior Hadassah mem- and Miss Eva Werbe. Ticket reserva-
Miss Ruth Oppenheim, as maid of
es will be hostesses at a bridge-tea tions may be made
through Mrs. Na- honor, was lovely in pea green taffeta
o be given for the benefit of the than Simons, 25 Burlingame avenue, combined with gold lace, and carried
rphans whom they are supporting in Hemlock 7688.
an arm bouquet of pale pink roses
alestine. The Rainbow room of the
•and sweet peas. The Misses Josephine
riole Terrace has been engaged for
Stern and Gedelle Steinberg, cousins
The many watch-night parties held
his charming function, which prom-
os to be one of the outstanding on New Year's eve at many homes for of the bride, in charming frocks of
groups
of
close
friends
vied
in
pops-
green
coral taffeta, held the rib-
ial affairs of the season. There larity with elaborate functions at bons for and
the aisle through which the
ill be 100 tables of bridge, Mah-
one and lotto, and tea will be served clubs and hotels. in observing the bridal party passed. The groom was
as
uring the afternoon. Miss Ethel Ro- passing of the old and the birth of attended by Harold Byron Lipsitz
man.
nthal is president of the local the new year. Notable among of-, best Mrs.
Lipsitz, mother of the bride.
h
senior Ilsdassah chapter and Mine fairs was the
gown of white
ulia Klein is chairman of arrange- which Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt were wore a handsome
d in brilliants and
hosts
at
their
horns
on
Boston boule- velvet encrusted
tents for the bridge-tea. Miss Eliza-
replete with wore a corsage of Aaron Ward roses
eth Glaser has charge of the tickets. card. The affair was
and Talley plies,
many novel innovations. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Victor of Buffalo and corresponding hue. Mrs. Rubin. the
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Ref eeeeeee required.
Earollments close Feb. 15.
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.bhubert-Mic h• igan Theater
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I Managers
Leon Krim mid Henry Mendelson, G
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Friday Evening, January IL
Saturday Matinee and Evening, January 12.
Sunday Matinee and Evening, January 13
The most elaborat• production on the Yiddish Stage. First showing
in Detroit.
EDWIN A. RELKIN
Presents the Celebrated Yiddish Act .
CLARA YOUNG
Supported by
ELIAS ROTHSTEIN, LOUIS HYMAN
and Rosette Bile.s and a Star Cast.
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DRAMA — COMEDY — MUSIC
i i in the Name of God!,
A Comedy Drama in Three Acta by S. Steinberg.
AT BOX OFFICE ONLY
'SEATS SELLING NOW
Hudson Store
YEAR has brought with
T HE it the NEW
promise of greater prosperity
than this country has ever witnessed.
Detroit's industries are forging ahead at
a tremendous speed—this City of the
Straits is leading the way in many things
for the greatest year in its history.
THE HUDSON STORE, in accord with
the spirit of the times, moves forward
to greater endeavor with a bigger
building and broader plans for physi-
cal development and facilities for bet-
ter service.
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Narcissus, daisies and carnations
ormed the charming setting for the
ustomary luncheon of the Fresh Air
So ciety, which was an event of Thurs-
d ay, Jan. 3, at the Phoenix Club.
Th is is the one and only function
d uring the year when a social tuit-
ion precedes the annual meeting,
which is invariably attended by pat-
rons of the society. Mile Blanche
. Hart, who has been prominently
identified with the society's interests
since its inception, was the honor
guest and vat paid a glowing tribute
for her untiring effort, and zeal in its
behalf. Miss Edith Heavenrich, act-
ing president, gave an interesting re-
port on the work accomplished and
gave intimate glimpses of the suc-
ressful camp season, when 1,200 chil-
dren were given delightful outings.
She reported that the North End
Community Clinic is progressing un-
der the supervision of the society.
Miss Ileavenrich was elected presi-
dent to succeed Mrs. Wolf Kaplan.
Mrs. Oscar Robinson was chosen vice-
president. James Fitzgerald, a social
worker, gave an interesting talk on
the placement of dependent children
in homes and institutions.
Mrs. Frank Seinsheimer of Cincin- grooms mother, was charming in a
nati were out-of-town guests at the stunning model of French blue cc!.
vet, , fashioned in the presai! ing mode,
and wore pink Ophelia roses and as-
ri
Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz and i parDaugu fe trn
he elaborate dinner served
Boris Ganapol gave delightful inter- ng
pretations of Hebrew melodies at the at individual tables, a stringed or-
musicale of the music department of ehestra played for the dancing be-
the Detroit Federation of Women's tween
the courses.
Those
from out of the city in at.
Clubs, held at the federation club- tendance at the wedding were Mr.
house on Friday. and Mrs. M. Rubin, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Ilsador and son. Mr. and Mrs. E. Niels
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sykes of New , man and son, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacob-
York, who spent a fortnight visiting son, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rubin, Mr. and
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Mrs. S. Kaplan and Bud Birk of Chi-
Hart of Byron avenue, left for their cago, Israel Mercier of Dallas, Texas,
home on Thursday. Mrs. Sykes. for- Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Wollstein, Mr.
merly Miss Miriam Hart of Detroit, and Mrs. L. Kornhandler and Marcus
leaves shortly for Paris, France, to Berstein of New York, Mr. and Mrs.
,Harry Lowenstein (Helen Berstein I
gain ideas in artistic circles.
of Hamilton, Ohio, and Harold B.
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Miss Grace Henle, who was the' Lipsitz of Hollywood, Calif.
house guest of Rabbi and Mrs. Henry
LEVY-NODES
J. Berkowitz during the holiday
period, has returned to her home in , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Hodes an-
Cincinnati. Miss Beale was the re-, nounce the marriage . of their daugh-
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cipient of much attention during herter• Al yce
visit here, many lovely affairs having Rabbi and Mrt. M. Levy of Toronto,
Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Levy left for an
been given in ,ter honor.
, extended wedding trip to Pittsburgh,
New York and Atlantic City.
Illuminated red tapers in quaint
candlesticks,
quantities
of
green
foli-
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BREZNER-BERMAN
The Phoenix Club was the scene of
Among the
the prettiest weddings
an exceedingly charming party the age and red berries, gave a delightful '
and
colorful
effect
to
the
table
deco-istarting
the New Year was that of
past week, with Mrs. Maurice Golden-
berg of Putnam avenue as hostess, in rations at the bridge-luncheon on Fri- Miss Dorothy Berman of Toledo to
which was
performed
at
Barnett Brezner
of Lansing.
The
honor of several out-of-town guests. day, at the Phoenix Club, at which ceremony,
It was • luncheon-bridge, with the •M. rs Adolph Finsterwald of La Salle
,
gardens
was
hostess
to
235
guests.
decorations and favors symbolic of Mrs.Finsterwald, who was lovely in the Belvedere Hotel, was followed by
art elaborate dinner. A reception fol-
the wintry blasts. The honor guests
were Mrs. A. Wolf of Grand Rapids, a modish • costume of tan chiffon lowed to the many friends of the
isted
in
receiving
by
crepe,
was
ass
who visited with Mrs. Joseph Selling;
couple. after which the bride and
Mrs. A. Klein
,
I, groom
left of for
a two months' trip to
Mrs. Arthur Victor of Buffalo, who her house guest,
Cleveland,
who
spent a week with her mother, Mrs.
was gowned in a California. The bride is a graduate
Leopold Wineman; Mrs. Frank Sein- stunning model of black chiffon.
Charmnigly distinctive prizes were ; of
the 'University
of Ohio
and Uni-
the
groom
is an alumnus
of the
sheimer of Cincinnati, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Karl Fechheimer; awarded at the bridge and lotto tables • versity of Michigan.
,
and
many
out-of-town
visitors
were
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Mrs. Ted Sykes (Miriam Hart) of
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AARQN-LEBOVITZ
New York and Mrs. Eugene Hill of guests at this beautiful affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lebovitz,
Chicago.
. Mrs. Milton Sloman has returned 8430 John R. street, announce the
from a pleasant stay in Pittsburgh, marriage of their daughter, Minnie,
Mrs. Henry Wineman entertained where she visited with her children, to Irving Aaron; on Sunday, Dee. 30.
at a charming luncheon at the Coun- Dr. and M. N. Arthur Fisher (Isar- Rabbi Moses Fisher officiated. A
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try Club on Saturday in honor of raine Slomant and family. Mrs. Sin- wedding dinner followed for the im-
Mrs. Cass Sunstein, Mrs. Leonard man was accompanied to Detroit by mediate families. Among the out-of-
Levin (Stella Fink) and Mrs. Fred Dr. and Mrs. Fisher and family, who town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Na-
Wolf of Pittsburgh, who were in De- spent the %leaden period with their than Lebovitz and daughter, Helen,
troit to attend the marriage of Miss parents. Many functions were given of Youngstown, Ohio, and Mrs. I. J.
Dorothy Fink to Harry C. Markle of in compliment to the visitors, among Taylor of Bay City. Following a
Pittsburgh, which was an event of them being a party of charming ap-
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wedding trip,
Mr. and M. Aaron
Thursday, Dec. 27.
Dointments at which Mrs. Sloman was will make their home at 2800 West
hostess at her home on Virginia park Grand boulevard.
for 40 guests.
will be a great year and this store desires to help
insofar as it can to make it so.
It
THE
J. L.
HUDSON CO.
Saturday and Monday,
the last two days of our
Special
January Clearance
Women with party gowns in demand; mothers in need of new
coats; girls with Scarab Ball invitations in expectancy, and
women in general, will find values in each instance that can-
not be duplicated.
Metal Cloths
$12.50 Value—
Very Special—
$4• • 95
Plain and richly brocaded—a very complete assortment
of colors.
Beaded Overdresses
Studded with Rhinestones
Sheer, shimmering things. Black and
$35 00
all the wanted evening shades—
Imported Costume Velvets
Rich, supple, all silk velvets with wonderful
draping qualities. 34 inches wide and in
ouch wanted shades as taupe, wisteria, navy
and copes. Regular $4.00 • yard •alue-
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Fashona Coating
Brytonia Coating
A handsome, deep pile fab-
ric. Brown, tape, navy,
Fox Kit and black.
812.50 a yard value...57.50
A quality material through
and through. Black only.
Regular $8.50 • yard
value
$5.50
orkSiofxbie
"ailyAhl Cones'
Second Floor—
Woodward Arcade.
1514 Woodward Ave.
SHAFER-BLUMENTHAL
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blumenthal of
West Branch, Mich., announce the
marriage of their daughter, Hazel
Patricia, to Montifor Wittle Shafer,
which took place at the Phoenix Club
on Jan. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer will
be at home after Jan. 15 at Hotel
who returned from their wedding trip
Chatham.
in the East. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Frank of Omaha, Neb.. Mr. and Mrs. —
Saul Gorman of Toledo and Arthur
Leavitt of Cleveland were out-of-
town guests at this lovely affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gorman were
hosts at a midnight supper dance that
was preceded by a theater party. New
Year's ere, at their home on flanco•k
avenue, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Goldberg (Rose Hecht),
The 37th and Greatest Annual
FUR SALE
Offers Furs of Quality
at Genuine Savings !
Buy NN'ith Confidence
The ANNIS FUR POST
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Detroit's Fur Headquarters--Establisbed in 1887
Mrs. Julia Brown. accnmnanied by
her daughter, Miss Julia Ruth Brown.
left on Saturday for Los Angeles.
where they contemplate remaining
for a period of six months.
Mrs. Magnes Butzel of Rowena
street, who has returned from a Pro-
tracted star in New York, is enter-
taining as her house guest her niece,
Miss Evelyn Lowman of Cincinnati.
Mrs Julius A, Krolik, accompanied
by her son. Henry A. Krolik, returned
the past week from Chicago. where
they visited with Mrs. Krnlik's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lepman.
Of the many varied and charming
social functions of the nest week
none was more delightful than the
bridge-breakfast given by M ∎ St hlice
Fec ) simer at her home on Pallister
avenue for several members of the
eollece set who were home for the
holiday vacation.
Miss Blanche Hart left on Satur-
day for a few days' stay in New York,
storming en route at the home of her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hart of Rochester. N. Y., for-
merly of Detroit. Miss Hart was the
honor guest at an elaborate sinner
dance at which Mr. and Mrs. Hart
were hosts to their many friends.
Among the many charming house
nnrties that were features of New
Year's eve was one of delightft I ap. I
nointments at which Mr. and Mrs.
Leo M. Butzel were hosts to mem- '
hers of their immediate families and
to a few friends at their home an
Pallister avenge.
J . LIEBER ?
205-7.9 Broadway Market Bldg.
RUBY'S
SHOE SALE
20% Discount
On Our Entire Stock of Quality Footwear
for Women, Men and Children
Many of These Are New Models Suitable for Spring -1
WE HAVE ALSO PLACED ON SALE OVER 3,000
PAIRS OF SHORT AND DISCONTINUED LINES OF
THIS SEASON'S MODELS—VALUES 12.50 TO 18.50,
Reduced to $6.85 and $8.85
f,ecial fate Piker on hosiery and Btickles
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On Washington near Michigan