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Bi•Weekly Dance:
Student Day at Temple Both El:
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Student Day at Temple Beth El
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dances given in the ballroom of Te-
, pie Beth El under the patronage of will this
year 16,
be on
celebrated
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March
which occasion
it
. the Y. W. II. A. continue in popular- day,
is expected that several hundred stu-
ity. Several hundred young men and dents of the University of Michigan
, women avail themselves of the pleas- and of other educational institutions
arable opportunity of attending these in the state will be the guests of the
interesting and delightful affairs. temple and its affiliated organizations.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Robinson and A very elaborate program has been
Mr. and Mre. Montefiore Whittlesho- arranged for the day, including sere-
fer chaperoned the party on Saturday ices at the temple in the morning,
evening.
hospitality in the home of Temple
Beth El members at noon and enter-
. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Lapin, Bar- tainment in the afternoon, evening
bare and Richard Lapin have moved dinner at the temple and a dance in
from Burlingame avenue into their the evening.
new home at 2484 Pingree avenue.
In addition to the visiting students,
there will undoubtedly be a very
Mrs. Morton Nathan of Pingree large attendance of local young peo-
avenue, accompanied by her son, ple. A special request is made that
Stuart Nathan, have returned from a those who desire to entertain the stu-
delightful visit in Cincinnati, where dents as guests at the noon meal will
they were the guests of Mrs. Nathan's kindly so notify Mrs. Wallace Rosen-
sister, Mrs. Frank Berier (Ella Tan- heim, 97 Pingree avenue, Empire
, nenholz), a former Detroit resident. 1750, without delay, in order that
all visitors may be adequately pro-
Jerry Marks of Oscoda, Mich., and vided for.
Leon Netzorg of Toledo were in the
city for a few days' stay during the Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg to
week. They were guests at the an- Occupy Pulpit on Sunday:
nual United Jewish Charities ban-
Until three years ago, Samuel S.
quet held at Hotel Stotler on Thurs- Mayerberg, now of Dayton, Ohio,
day evening.
mesa assistant rabbi of Temple Beth
F.I. During his stay here, he made
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wolf, accom- many friends who will be pleased to
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Wolf, know that he will occupy the pulpit of
are in New York, where they are the temple on Sunday morning of
spending a fortnight as guests at this week. The subject that he has
chosen for discourse is one of un-
Hotel Astor.
usual interest, the title being "The
Nathan Gross of Calvert avenue Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse."
Services
at the temple begin at 10:45.
has returned from a pleasant visit in
New York, Boston and Philadelphia. The public is cordialy invited.
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If you are considerate of your friends, you will be
most careful in your selection of footwear—for your
feet are your best friends! Especially if you are Stout
of figure, your shoes must fit perfectly, and, above
they must give your foot arches the proper support.
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fitting, and other features especially designed to meet
the requirements of stout women, allow the freedom
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Dr. Byron Schindler, the famous foot specialist.
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(AAA to EEE) all styles, leathers and models, Also
boots with medium and extra wide tops.
Priced at $10 and up.
Sold exclusively by
LANE BRYANT
1452 Farmer
Street
It
A very pleasant surprise dinner
was given by Mrs. J. Rothenberg, 525
Frederick street, in honor of her hus-
band's fiftieth birthday anniversary.
, Covers were laid for 40 guests.
Friday Study CI
:
Do not forget Dr Franklin's Fri-
day evening Bible class. The subject
under discussion is one of intense in-
terest and should attract large num-
bers of those interested in the study
Sirs. J. P. Fox of 1751 Lee place of sacred literature.
has returned home after a visit of
two weeks with her parents, Mr. and RABBI EPSTEIN WILL
Mrs. Henry Epstein of St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Finster-
wald have just returned from a de-
lightful trip to New York, Havana,
Miami, Palm Beach, St. Augustine
and Jacksonville.
C. H. Finsterwald and son, Maier,
are spending this week in New York.
Chantilly
Lace
Rabbi to Speak:
Friday evening March 7, Rabbi A.
M. Hershman will deliver a lecture on
11. G. Wells' book. "Men like Gods,"
On March 14 Rabbi Hershman will
speak on "God-Like Men vs. Man
Like Cods."
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Pleated Georgette Underthings
Two piece sets with a three-fold rea-
son for popularity. (1) They are
dainty. (2) They are durable. (3)
They are exquisitely colored.
Vests and step-ins are trimmed in
Chantilly, Rose-point lace, and ribbon
rosebuds.
There will be a special children's
service and sermon conducted by the
boys of the Sunday School on Satur-
day morning, March 8.
Founding Of Y. M. H. A. Move-
ment to be Marked In
Many Cities.
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The Jewish Welfare Board is mak-
ing plans for the observance by its
constituent societies thoughout the
county of the fiftieth anniversary of
the founding of the first Young Men's
Hebrew Association, that of Ninety'.
Second street, New York, in 1874.
This date is generally recognized as
the beginning of the Y. M. II. A. and
Jewish Center movement now number-
ing over 350 individual organizations.
The principal observance of this
jubilee anniversary will be held in
New York, with a banquet at the lin-
tel Astor on March 23. Associations
in othe cities will either combine the
celebration with their Purim festivi-
ties or prepare special programs.
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NEW YORK (J. T. A.)—Orthodox
rabbis of Greater New York and vi-
cinity, to the number of nearly 300,
met Monday in the Broadway Central
lintel, to plan means to aid the forth-
coming campaign of the Rabbi Isaac
Elchanan Theological Seminary cam-
paign by which it is expected to raise
$5,000,000.
The conference was called by Dr .
Bernard Revel, president of the semi-
nary, Rabbi Meyer Berlin presiding.
The conference adopted a resolution
whereby they will give their full sup-
port to the campaign. Among the
distinguished rabbis present was
Rabbi Raphael Mordecai Barishansky,
who was given a stirring ovation.
YORK.—(J. T. A.) — Rabbi
Moses Mordecai Epstein, the noted
Slobodka Ray, will deliver a series of
lectures to the students of the Rabbi
Eliazer El ('hanan Yeshiva, it is an-
nounced by hr. Revel, head of the
Yeshiva. The addition of Rabbi Ep-
stein to the Yeshiva's faculty is in line
with the recently announced policy of
obtaining the greatest minds for the
instruction of the seminary students.
NEW
Mr. and Mrs. Silverman of Burlin-
game avenue returned today from a
Mrs. Harry Freed of 5808 Second
seven weeks' stay in Miami, Fla.
boulevard, who is spending the win-
ter in Miami, gave a bridge luncheon
Among the many and varied social and entertained 12 ladies at the
functions given recently in honor of Oriental Tea Garden at Flamingo
Mrs. I.ouis Kantor (Lillian Keler- Ilotel. Among the guests present was
man) was a shower party for 64 Mrs. John Rosenick of Detroit.
guests given by Mrs. W. Fishman of
2252 Gladstone; a card and bridge
Dr. Maurice Goldstick has returned
paryt given Tuesday by Dr. and Mrs. from Rochester, N. Y., where he spe-
E. M. Sorock of 322 East Forest, and cialized in children's work, and is now
a tea party Tuesday evening given located with his brother, H. Goldstick,
by the Kadimah Girls at the home of at Farnsworth and Ilastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Braiker of 1961
Gladstone.
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Det.0.1.
Mrs. Zelda Harris, 1953 Hazelwood
avenue, was the hostess at a dinner
party given in honor of her daughter,
Estelle, on Sunday evening, March 2.
The party consisted of 11 peo-'e and
took place at the Addison Hotel.
PERFECTION LODGE
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
A. Si., will hold a special communi-
cation Wednesday, March 12, at 7 p.
m. F. C. degree and lookout com-
mittee.
C. K. SANDORF, Sec.
By Order of JOSEI'll KLEIN, W M.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Friedman
of 20 Chicago boulevard have re-
, turned from a visit in New York City.
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Shapero's is not at all a great
establishment, when you think of
the mammoth structure inside
whose front doors it snuggles. But
the service you'll receive here is
great . . . . because it's real and
uncolored, efficient in detail, com-
plete.
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Mrs. Morton II. Espar (Rita Kort)
of 9014 LaSalle boulevard have re-
turned from Chicago after a few
weeks' stay with her cousin, Miss
Rose Monoson, formerly of Detroit.
SOMETHING WORTH SAVING FOR
DETROIT LODGE No. 55, KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS
35TH ANNUAL
PURIM BALL
INFORMAL
WM. RICH
SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1924
CASTLE HALL, 3153 CASS AVENUE
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Mrs. Herman J. Bailies of Glad-
stone avenue entertained at a beau-
tifully appointed dinner at the Wol-
verine Hotel, followed by a theater
party at the Temple Theater, honor-
ing her guests, Mrs. Aaron Sikov and
Mrs. Meyer Sikov of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ackerman
entertained at a delightful party at
their home, 193 McLean avenue,
Highland Park, in honor of the birth-
day anniversary of their son, Alfred.
'A color scheme of green and white
was effectively carried out.
What are the Three
Most Important Things
About the Home ?
Among the pre-nuptial functions
given in honor of the approaching
marriage of Miss Myrtle Grass to
Alex. Schreiber was an exquisitely
appointed miscellaneous shower fol-
lowed by bridge and bunco, at which
the Misses Claire and Pearl Weisblum
were hostesses to friends on Tuesday
evening.
Aren't they Beauty, Comfort, and Value as an Investment?
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mitchell of
1956 Clairmont avenue celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary Sun-
day evening, March 2. Covers were
laid for 20 guests.
Among the pre-nuptial events held
in honor of Miss Rebecca Lurie, a
March bride-elect, was a bridge-
luncheon given by Miss Satlye Lipsitz
at her home. Covers were laid for 14.
Mrs. Emanuel Schoenburg was
hostess at a bridge-luncheon at the
Woman's Exchange in honor of Miss
Rebecca I.urie, whose marriage to
I Fred Selker will take place March 16.
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If this be true—then "The painting, interior decorating and
furnishing are the principal things to consider.
Exterior Painting
Interior Decorating
Furniture
Wall Papers
Antique Furniture
Upholstering
Rags and Ca-peti
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Shade.
Lamps and
Window Shades
Draperies
Objets di Art
You cannot know the possibilities of your new or remodeled
home, unless you have talked these things over with Dean's.
For over eighty years this organization has been beautifying
large and
small; saving the owners money by avoiding costly mistakes;
giving the utmost for every dollar expended. Your outlay
and adding to the comfort and value of homes,
need be far less than you probably imagine. We shall be
glad to show you—without obligation. Just phone—
Miss Mollie Iluffman, assisted by
Jean Goldberg, toe dancer, presented
the following pupils in a piano re-
cital:
Sylvia and Pearl Firestone,
Corash, Kitty Frankel, Jean
Freund, Jessie Goldberg, Alfred
Ruda, Ida Detai, Louise Levitt,
Frances Medwell, Esther Kriefield,
Eva Benchman, Marian Star, Ruth
Steinberg, Jeanette Lewis and Rose
Ann
Panes.
Samuel Schafllander of Puritan
avenue has left on a month's trip to
Arizona and California.
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ORTHODOX RABBIS
TO AID ELCHANAN
SEMINARY DRIVE
LECTURE IN YESHIVA
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Stickler have
returned from a three weeks' visit in
New York.
Pink
Georgette
Crepe and
Mrs. Harry A. Cohen, 75 Harmon
avenue, entertained 18 little guests
Feb. 28 in honor of her son, Marshall
Stewart, on his fourth birthday.
Table decorations were carried out in
pink and white.
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Theodore Lavin Speaker:
Theodore Levin is to be the speak-
er representing the members at the
Purim festival and membership din-
ner which is to be held March 23.
Rabbi A. Si. Hershman and harry
B. Knidlin will also speak on this oc-
casion. Dr. David Seligson is the
chairman for the evening's program,
assisted by Mrs. J. Zechman.
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein of Marston
court presented her pupils in a piano
recital at the Alger School audi-
torium on Feb. 29. Several hundred
persons attended and applauded the
efforts of Mrs. Rubenstein's pupils.
At the conclusion of the program
Mrs. Rubenstein presented five of the
most talented pupils with prizes.
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The hi-weekly dance given by the
Men's Club of the Shaarey Zeilek will
he held Sunday evening, March 9.
THE HARRYJn REAR G
1227 Griswold St., between Grand River and State
Telephone Main 0224