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CLAYTON ATIINC1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO
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The Lu Ana Club entertained the r"-........."
'Tau Epsilon Fraternity of Ann Ar-
b o rSaturday, April 26, at the home
t.f Nils, Helen halit• of Clad-tans
Other guests Wo're Clarence
' R. Boyles of Chicago aunt Philip S.
SVeisman of Detroit. The program
composed of the Dr. Freehof to Preach Sunday:
' committee way
of npil v,•,• ,,uitr:: to
a.
irit c.1 ';
11 i 71e1 thelt i i i 'i(!il il ible'tr' su osf"u
:Mother and Daughter 1Veek vv,i111„,11..; Hartz.
ADTelaral.t.linoenns'awn'elia'"1111 1 1111"t
,fro m the
bs
and blue, the University of Miehigan learn that in theaece
olvervt•sl in th e city b y m any
• 'ty of Dr. Franklin the pulpit •.f the
and organizations, May n to slay II.'
temple will be occupied next Sunday,
Mrs. Iillian Mathews, retiring prase' c"1"ru•
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rev
of the
0 0 May 4, by Dr. Sol B. kton(
dent of the Detroit Federation of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerson of 3
.
g at the Hebrew Union ('allege, Cincinnati.
Wonien's Clubs, is chairman of the
members were priei-
Shiny of our me
s activities and Miss Bernice MantereY avenue are stopping
week '
leeed to hear Dr. Freehof in the
Kahn is chairman of the program I Dark hotel, Mount Clemens.
course of lectures which he delivered
committee. Each social organization
son. These
here ea rlier in the sea
is planning to observe the with with: WOMEN'S LOAN SOCIETY
win need no urging to (noon
appropriate ',martinis. The Y. W.
GIVING FIRST DANCE t t wopi,
m,-
o the temple next Sunday mo
W olnesda y
II. A. will ent art
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Dr. Freehof is recognized as
evening, May 7, at the Jewish Worn-,
The Benevolent Loan Society, the foremost pulpit orators as o eti
en's Club boric, 89 Rowena street.:
of
, Auxiliary
tonsured
the
ladle its
Math, by
will
holds
first dance as one of the keenest thinkers in t he
The dramatic and dancing classes will, sp
nministry.. 0Sni;rn v i eic. es begin .11
nice the program and refreshments , Irnai
, of .11(it, vv4:i rs,h.
will be sensed,
The "Y" clubs are Sunday, May 1 I. at the Knight
se
aining their mothers separate- l'ythias hall, :4153 Cass avenue. Dave
entertaining
ly. The week will close with a mass Diamond's Finzel Orchestra Will fur- Herman Bernstein to
Speak May 14:
S: t I v night at Temple nish the music.
meet '
The Men's Temple Club has a real
teeth El. All mothers and daughters
treat ih store for its members Wed
hove been invited to be present. The' —
nestlay evening, May 11, when, in
prngram will be as follows: Coma;
connection with its annual meeting, it
!nuttily singing led by Miss Caisson
will present as the speaker Berman
of the Board of Education; "The I
Bernstein, editor of the Jewish Tri-
Slave With Two Faces," by the Little'
bune of New York and a noon of no-
Theater Players of the Dramatic Art'
t tonal fame as publicist and author.'
Club; a dance by the children of St. I
Mr. Bernstein has chosen as his sub-
Ccharles School, anti a number of '
ject "How Anti-Semitism Came to
selections by the Tuesday Musical So-
America" and there is no man who
ciety. Miss Elizabeth Talmadge of i
through study and investigation is
the Recreation Commission is direct- l
1. better fated to make a pronounce-,
ing the play and dance.
nient grill this subject than he. Sir.
Bernstein, it will be remembered, is: X.
Dr. David Kalman spent a few
' the man who recently sued Henry]
days in Port Huron as the guest of
' Ford for defamation of character be-,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Seitowitz, par-
, cause of an article that appeared:
ents of his fiancee, Miss Florence
some tittle ago concerning him in the
Dearborn Independent. The case is
Sr it0Vit2.
still pending in the courts of New
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Marx of
t York state.
2920 East Grand boulevard have re-I
Antonio, San
Texas, of-•.
Temple Sisterhood:
turned from
•
The annual meeting of the Temple
ter n visit of three months with their'
Sisterhood will take place Sionday,
Mrs.
David
M.
children, Mr. and
May 1'2, when new officers will be
Marx, and children,
elected. Further details, including
the name of the speaker, will be an-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parzen have'
nounced later. Every member should
returned to their home in New York:
MRS,
IDA
GOULD
be
present.
" after spending the Passover holidays
I
Fascinating
New Notes
in the
Spring gowns
$75—$95
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A collection in which is repre-
sented the best designers. Fash-
ion-wise women find CN-
every of
quisite creations for
casion. in the most authentic
modes. The new cape dresses
in both satin and wool are very
chic. Trimmings include laces,
pleatings, tucking and hand
embroidered inserts. Women' ,
and misses'.
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From breakfast to bed-time; standing, sit
ring or walking, your feet are under a con.
stant strain. No wonder then, that your feet
complain if they are improperly or uncom-
fortably shod Therein lies the secret of
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nes
to II
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to
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ADAM SHOES
fir STOUT WOMEN
They ale scientibutity acsigticti to ht per•
fectly—and without all sorts of contrivances
to bolster up your feet, or strap them down.
And in addition, ADAPTO shoes may be
had in all the current styles. They enable
the stout woman to look bet best at all time ,
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N'otes
avenue.
tatuare:a
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Atfied
R11
Ruf3Ys
Muscle develop-1
in8) pla.11 shoes
for chil rery
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
' Charles Parzen, 4641 Michigan ave-
nue. her. Parzen is a student at the!
Jewish Theological Seminary of New
York. Mrs. Pitmen is a daughter of
Mrs. Henry Goldsmith of Los An-
geles, formerly of Detroit.
i
Sold Eaclusively by
LANE BRYANT
1452 Farmer St.
Jahn K. near Woodarod
.
BY 111
1529 Wa• nano n
The Benevolent Loan Society ha, y
People's Country
for its purpose to advance loans to Club Dance:
On Thursday evening, May 15, the
persons desiring to maintain self-de-
pendence and to assist families need-, Young People's Temple Club will
ing relief. hold their second annual country
Mrs. Ida Gould is chairman of the club dance for members and their
1 friends. The success of last year's
committee arranging the dance.
affair prompts a repetition of this
Mr. and Mrs. 'Mayer Davis left Mi-
type of entertainment and it is ex-
ami Beach, Fla., Monday, April 28,
pected that a complete membership
for their home in Detroit.
attendance will take place. Tickets
will be $2 per couple and can be ob-
Miss Audrey Adele Front enter-
tained at the door the evening of the
tained as her week-end guest Miss
Young People'. Dance Will Include affair. Many novelties in keeping
Ruth Kruger of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sports Features.
with the nature of the affair will be
offered, such as contests in golfing,
Miss Florence Seitowitz has re-
Encouraged by the success of its tennis. Novelty dances will be held
turned from a several weeks' visit
inaugural attempt last year, the and prizes awarded. Refreshments
with her parents in Port Huron.
Young l'eople's Temple Club of Con- will he served. Guests are requested
gregation Beth El will hold its second to come attired in sport clothes in or-
Mrs. Rollie Barnett of 1560 Fuller-
annual country club dance Thursday der that the spirit of the occasion
ton avenue has as her guest her sis-
evening, May 15, in the ballroom of may be carried out to the fullest.
ter, Mrs. A. Alberti of Chicago. Mrs.
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the temple. Every detail will be car-
Alberti will go to Saginaw from De-
ried out in a spirit suggestive of Dancing Class Party:
troit to visit Mrs. A. A. Kantor.
Announcement
is made that Sun-
country club surroundings. The ball-
room will be decorated to give the day' afternoon, May IS, at 2:30, the
Mrs. Charles Levy and daughter,
pupils
of
Mrs.
Mabel
Clair Mills in
appearance of the grounds adjacent
Caroline, of '703 Green avneue, Bay
to a clubhouse and features of a golf the Temple Dancing School will give
City, are in Detroit for a short stay
a
pantomime
play.
The
first scene
and tennis nature will be included.
at the Hotel Steller.
Cuests are expected to attend attired to be presented will he entitled "In
a
Japanese
Garden"
and
the second
in sport clothes. An orchestra will
Mrs. George Klineman entertainer
furnish the music for dancing and re- "In an American Garden." There
several couples at bridge Sunday
freshments will be sered. Tickets will be several special numbers, in-
evening, April 27, in honor of the
will be sold at the door the evening eluding "The Parade of the Wooden
birthday of her husband.
gibbers " "The Scarf Ballet," "The
of the dance.
Swan." "Pavlowa Gavotte and oth. •
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Miss Vera Sundelson of New York
era. Mrs. :Stiles, who has had charge
Coy stopped in Detroit 011 her Way
of our dancing school during the sea-
bark to Ann Arbor, where she at-
son, assures us that the curtain will
tends the University of :Michigan.
rise promptly at 2:30 and that the
aliss Sundelson plans to sail from
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entertainment will close not later
New York June 18 to join her par- Detroit Attorney Sees President at than 4 o'clock. All temple members
ents and brother, Dr. and Mrs. Sun-
Two Conferences.
fire invited. There will be no whits-
!bison and von of New York, in
-
sion charge.
Switzerland.
Louis J Mlle, Rosenberg, took part Confirmation:
(7oril-
Shabuoth takes place this year on
Among the 200 Highland Park in a conference with President
which occasion
Sunday, Jane 8, I.n
High School students who recently idge at the White !louse concerning there will he confirmed in the temple
A1110'4'1111
',turned from a trip to W'itahington the re-organization of the
a class of 69 pupils, 29 buys and 40
art• :Mildred Fink, Lucille Marx, Foreign Service, April 23. Mr. limo
enbere has been assoeinted a ith this girls. While no official action has
E titer Winkleman, Slelbourne
service abroad for a number of years. been taken in the matter, it is desir-
sterwahl.
If e saw President Coolidge again , able that the social functions con-
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nected with the confirmation he re-
Adolph Marx of Long Ileavh, Cal., April 20, while attending a reception 1
oho has been visiting relative( and at the White House given by the duced to an absolute minimum in or-
e delegates of the Am- , der that the religious phase of the co-
friends in Detroit, is leaving: for President to t h
I Ptchtuond, Va., to he the guest ot his crican Society of Internatienal Law, easion may be properly stressed. The
has ' been a : program of the (lay is being so or-
daughter, Mrs. Straus.
of which Mr. Rosenberg
member e'er aim, its organization in ranged that the services will conclude
I not later than 12:30
Mrs. L. S. Musliner, who with her 19:17.
Music Week:
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datiehter spent some time in Wash-
In connection with Music Week
ington, D. C., and visited relativea in
PERFECTION LODGE
' celebration, there will be held at
New fork the past two weeks, has
returned to her home on Collingwood
Perfection Lodge No, 486, F. & A. I . noon
Temple
Sunday
after-
May Beth
4, at El 3 on
o'clock,
I musical
avenue.
SI will hold a special commu nication lhmor ' in which some of the foremost
..
. artists in our city will pnitimpa
I. Branch of Clairmount avenue is , Wellnerday, Slay 8, at 8:30 p. no.
:The public is cordially invited to at-
many', May 10 for a tour of Ger-1 M. degree.
C. K. SANDORF, See .
many, France, Russia, Austria, Spain,
Italy thence to Palestine. lie will By Order of JOSEPH KI.EIN, NV. M. tend.
.
CARD PARTY FOR ORPHAN
he gone until the early part of Sep-
On the notices that were sent out
HOME TAKES PLACE MAY 6
tember.
a typographical error was made on
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The Detroit Hebrew Orphans
the dote of the regular communica-
Mr. and Mrs. William Stern and
mber-
lion. Itedead of May 28 it should Borne is preparing to hold a nu
building
son have moved from Longfellow
ship drive for the purpose of
be
May
21.
m
avenue
to the Whittier Apart ents,
a
new
home
for
the
orphans
under
Secretary.
C. K. SANDORF,
Burns drive.
its charge. The present home at 47
_ a Rowena street is too small for the 34
orphans now being cared for. A caul
early, under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Berman Cohen, is being given
at Kirby Center Tuesday evening,
May 6, to help in raising funds for
the building fund. Prizes will be
given at each table and refreshments
served at the party, which is open
to the public.
BALLROOM TO ASSUME
COUNTRY CLUB ASPECT
' Built o tt the finest
mater ia secumble and
modeled on lasts that
' insure your child
the proper atilt
footwear
Cost
no more;
than other
tra-
and
ins-
FIN STERWALD'S
aell
list.
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May Drive
For 100,000
Customers
Now in
' Progress
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e 6570
J Hickey Co
E• J.
LOUIS J. ROSENBERG
VISITS WHITE HOUSE
Acljniming the Slade ,
1533-1535
Washington Boulevard
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cials
Ric—every
est quality.
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of f
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A MONTH OF SUPER it
FURNITURE VALUES
du
month
mbitious goal for ourselves for the
a
W E have set an
We are making •n intensive drive for 100.000
end we are
of May
a ttain this
ri than
Ma y and
to ever attemoted before.
cus tomerss er
we have
eater than
great event
offering values
Many weeks have been anent in preparing for election
this
of beau •
ide •
have assembled a w
and as a result we h
c haracter.
tiful furniture of unusually fine
here this month -savings per.
await you
Generous savings
than vou could think oossible. May will be a
for unusually
haps greater
h omemakers
month long remembered by thrifty
t a ke a dv•nt•ge
r emarkable bargains. Make sure that you
of thenm.
s ervice is avail-
other times.
Of c ourse, our liberal credit
able this month, •s it is at all tional vlues
a
sr en
This service added to the
wnership of fine furniture easy at
o
make the
this store.
terwata's
Michigan Ave. at Washington Blvd.
Die
AY
RAN'S
'ward s tye•
2252
Edison
1
Edison
Avenue
Avenue
Daily . . . .3 P. M. to 8 P. M.
Sunday . 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.
large beautiful Colonial residence, constructed of pressed
brick, has steam heat with an oil burner. Three-car solid brick
garage. Large lot with fine shrubbery.
Center hall type with tiled vestibule, unusually large living room,
sun parlor, dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook, lavatory on first
T
caning
td Ile?
:
B
ool shops in this
I nor can Fifth
ONE of
sectio
Men
a
• I lei Wearing apparel
ol.aning of distinc-
Exelusis
needs of n -
tion and sit
oN WASHINGTON BLVD.
F. J. HICKEY
Smartness
Comfort
Tependabilit,
HIS
floor.
Four large airy bedrooms, with sleeping porch, tiled bath and
shower on second floor.
Ballroom, maid's bedroom and bath on third floor.
Completely re-decorated, this home is in excellent condition
throughout.
Will sell at a reasonable price, with suitable terms.
Will be open for inspection Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday from
by appointment.
2 dt 4 P. M. or will be shown...
',arm of your home consists of
a that add to the comfort of
.1f guests.
They are sure to a; I , reciate
the artistic effect stud luau-
rMus comfort of it when it
is equipped with Goss awn.
ings.
Main 8341
Forty-six years of er
Kindergarten children will also be enrolled.
Toulelard
We Are Ni
CARD OF THANKS
0
we sustained
In the grievous
It tae passing of our beloved mother,
Rachel Halauer Edwards, to all of
our friends who were so thoughtfult
and sympatheta in the dark hour we ll .7( I
rive thanks.
MAX AND ISIDORE EDWARDS •
AND FASIII.Y.
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Between Fourteenth and LaSalle
Talmud
The new Philadelphia-Byron
nrollment
Of
e
Torah is now open for the
children.
RAVINGS
2252
We Invitee You to See
Our Nev Home
ASK FOR MR. HERRMANN
Garfield 8172.11
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Garfield 6027•W
perivnee bark of every
argoing we make.