TlIE LTROIT -. ■ wwww ■■••■■■ www PAGE SIX ,ocial au QfSonal itfrw ig r HELD-SOLOMON j Imported Model Dresses at Qreatly Reduced Prices The marriage of Miss Sally Solo- of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hazelwood avenue,. Those who desire to obtain unusual dresses im- I land Oscar Held, son of Mr. and Mrs. ported from the best designers in France, will find Otto Held, was solemnized Sunday this is the right time to visit the Misses' and Women's , evening, May 11, in the ballroom of the Hotel Statler by Rabbi Leo . M. Dress Shops. Dinner Frocks, Afternoon Dresses and The bride, who was given Franklin. most charming utility dresses for many occasions. by her father, wore a white cernetueieated to the office ol The The prices on all of these have been greatly tan. and either local m.• •heuld gown studded with pearls. A week's All society Wednesday afternoon in order to •pswar in the current ded bea Chronicle by 8 :shock veinal not lats. ; coronet of pearls and rhinestones woo. S.,.ta Edit.. mita wk.... la reduced. is.... Ph.. held her veil of net and Chantilly lace than Wednesday. bouquet place. She earned a bouqu Mr. and Mrs. Herman Finsterwaldl Mr. and Mrs. David W. Simons and are now residing at 22 6 5 West Dos-1 AGNES - Frock of braided Miss Sylvia Simons have returned • MILLER SOEURS - An or- ton boulevard. net on satin, straight panel from a trip to Atlantic City and New ange crepe romaine dinner back, $150. York. frock embroidered in strips Mrs. Joseph Weil of Longfellow AGNES-Blue taffeta and net of velvet, $125. Louis Eiger of 115 Chicago boule- avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Charles party frock over silver lace, JENNY-Bouffant pink taf- vard celebrated his ninety-second Welsh of Colorado avenue have left feta and net evening frock $125. birthday Thursday, May 8, with a for a two weeks' stay in New York. with ruffle-trimmed skirt, NI 0 I. Y MEAUX - Wedding dinner at Eastwood Inn for the im- $75. dress of chantilly lace, Miss Anna Ilarris of Carter aye mediate family. JENNY - Black crepe faille beaded in sequins and one spent last week-end in Ann Ar dinner frock. Chantilly yoke Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hartman chape- Or. pearls, $150. and shoulder caps, $125. roned at the Sigma Alpha Mu house party in Ann Arbor last week-end. Miss Jeanette Steinberg is spend. Among the Detroit girls who attended ing the week-end in Toledo. the party was Miss Elsie Kleinsmith. PATOU - Dinner frock of MARTIAL et ARMAND - Tan lace headed in gold, red Mrs. Ben M. Jacks of St. Louis, black crepe romaine, draped Mrs. M. C. Well has returned from Mu., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry taffeta trimmed, $125. flounces, $125. and Mrs. Samuel all eastern trip. PATOU - Costume suit of MAX ROBERT-Brown and J. Bieberstein, Mr. tan print with spring-pleat- H. Harris and 51r. and Mrs. William green flat crepe, frock bean- The seventh grade of the Sabbath E. Sable. ed petal tunic, $125. ily embroidered, $250. School of Temple Beth El gave a MILLER SOEURS - Orchid NI AX ROBERT-Ribbon. its friends Sunday morn- trimmed moire frock with for nartv Mr. and Mrs. Milton Netzorg of crepe romaine dinner frock, full tulle skirt, tailored ing, May 11, at the temple. Beatrice Chicago have been visiting their ear. colored embroidery and ell- Ehrlich was chairman of a committee ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Netzorg of sleeves, $125. ver beads, $125. which arranged the party and was Brush boulevard. PREMET - Ostrich trimmed LANVIN - Tan twill street assisted by Mrs. Morris D. Silver, frock with red and gold tap- evening frock; color, burn- teacher of the class. Those taking entry trimming, $95. David M. Welling spent a few days ing sand, $150. part in the program were Adeline in Chicago. MOLYNEAUX - Black satin L A N V I N-Gray afternoon Klein, who gave a fancy dance; Mar- frock of chiffon and wool frock beaded in butterfly jorie Epstein and Alvin Freeman, in wide bands, $95. Dr. and Mrs. Saul E. Barnett are motif, $125. who each played a piano solo, and now located at 1915 Calvert avenue. RENEE-Beltless black chit- DRECOI.L - Black satin and Rea Rosenthal, who recited. lace dinner frock with gold fon frock with narrow rib- MRS. OSCAR HELD embroidery, $150. Among the guests at the Phi Sigma bon trim, $95. Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Ullman and Delta house party in Ann Arbor last --Photo by Bachrach. Edward Ullman of 1475 Chicago week-end were the Misses Marion Third Floor. boulevard motored to Chicago last Levy, Marian Kaplan and Cole Shet- white roses and ItIlies-of.the-valley. The attendants were Miss Florence week for a fortnight's stay at the zer. I Ellenstem, maid of honor, and Chicago Beach Hotel. Ellenstein, Anna R. Mrs. Irving Levine entertained Misses Jessie . . Ida a pt , Tillie le Mrs. F. M. Shapiro of Delaware with a luncheon and bridge Saturday avenue entertained Wednesday even- afternoon at her home in the Filigree Greenwald, bridesmaids. Miss Ellen- ing, May 7, with a dinner at the Ad- Court Apartments in honor of Miss stein wore an orchid chiffon gown dison for 10 guests in honor of Mr. Florence Freedman, a bride of this and a hat of orchid and silver lace. She carried a bouquet of orchid sweet and Mrs. Norman Helpert of Toronto. month. peas and roses. Two of the brides- Mrs. Max E. Elias entertained with Miss Emma Pearlman entertained maids wore peach gowns and maline a bridge party at her home at 2210 with thre tables of bridge Sunday af- hats of the same shade and the other two wore yellow gowns and hats. The l'ingree avenue Tuesday, May 6. ternoon, May II, at her home on Misses Doris and Lucille !temple act- Josephine avenue. ed as flower girls and carried baskets Mrs. Ilarry J. Goldstein and daugh- ter, Bernice Lois, of 4644 Helen ave- Miss Dorothy Bornstein of Euclid of roses and sweet peas. Master Jaf- nue leave on the George Washington avenue entertained with two tables fery Singer, as ring bearer, wore a June 7 for an extended stay abroad, of bridge Sunday evening, May II• white satin suit and carried the ring visiting in England, France, Ger- on a white satin pillow. Charles Held of Indianapolis, bro- many, Switzerland and Italy. The patronesses for the annual spring dance to be given at the Hotel: ther of the groom, acted as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Krohn of Miller June it by Friedberg's em.' The ushers were Max Ellensteia. I l.othrop avenue sail June 7 on the ployees are Messrs. and Mesdames Philip Greenwald, Nathan Kletsky George Washington for an extended Morris Friedberg, J. Friedberg, Louis and Charles Tapp of Boston. A dinner was served for the bridal European trip. After visiting with Rosenthal, II. E. Wilkinson and Chas.1 their brother in Cologne, Germany, Gallagher. Albert A. Ross and W. i party and guests in the dining hall they will visit other cities and points Guy Warner head the committee ar- of the hotel. Music was furnished of interest, returning some time late ranging the dance. Finzel's Orches- I by Finzel's Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Held left for a trip in the fall. I tea will furnish the music. to New York, Atlantic City and Bos- Mrs. Louis Zeiger and Mr. 81111 I. H. Roth, formerly of Detroit,ton. They will return to Detroit to family of 33 Tennyson avenue, who was in the city en route from I.os make their home here after June 1. • spent the winter in Los Angeles, will Angeles to his home in Columbus. return to Detroit May 15. Miss Rena Zeiger, who is attending the Uni- Regardless of how careful you may be in trying Mrs. C. A. Finsterwald is in Daven- versity of California, will remain port, Iowa, visiting her mother. Mr. Engagements is almost impossible to keep your furniture clean, it there until the end of the college Finsterwald and son, Meyer, are season. to prevent it from becoming soiled. Just send it spending the week in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herman Kon- to us and we will remove every speck of dirt in Miss Edith Sominsky entertained Mrs. Louis Oppenheim and Mrs. ple announce the engagement of thei 12 guests with a bridge luncheon at Sam Fleisher entertained with a addition to giving it that "newy" appearance. her home, 565 Palmer avenue, last luncheon, bridge and miscellaneous daughter. Marguerette Pauline, to Ephraim Lieberman, son of Mr. and Saturday, honoring the Misses Sally shower at the Whittier Hotel Tues- Solomon and Florence Freedman, day, May 13, in honor of Miss Freda Mrs. Israel Lieberman of this city. brides of this month. Weinberg, a bride of June 3. Twenty Mr. and Mrs. William Barnett of guests were present. Mrs. Weinberg Mrs. Louis Halbstein entertained of Flint, an aunt of Miss Weinberg, Windsor, Ont., announce the engage. ment of their daughter, Harriet, to at her home last week in honor of was an out-of-town guest. Nat Elkus, formerly of Cincinnati, five members of the Moscow Art Ohio. Players, including Mr. Rornanoff, the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Young and director. family of Kirby avenue have moved into their new home at 1409 Burlin- Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Friedman of game avenue. 101 Rhode Island avenue will be at "A Modern Plant With Modern Methods" home Sunday evening, May 18, in Mr. and Mrs. William Goldberg honor of their brother and sister, Mr. (Rose Hecht) have returned from 533-37 Forest Ave. E. Phone Melrose 6570 and Mrs. Adolph Friedman of Kocice, California and are residing at the Mr. and Mrs. Murray W. Schreiber Czecho-Slovakia. (Ruth Fleisher) of 2505 Taylor ave- Hotel Statler. nue are receiving congratulations on' The Scarab Club recently gave a Mrs. William Adelson entertained the birth of a son, Eduard Theodore,1 dinner in honor of Samuel Cashwan, with a luncheon-bridge and shower at on May H. winner of the gold medal awarded to the home of her mother, Mrs. Jacob him this winter. Arta, Sunday, in honor of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. llyde Miss Gertrude Wollenberg, a bride (Lillian Goldman) of Port Huron an- Miss Rose Osnos was hostess at a of this month. no unce the birth of a daughter May surprise birthday party at her home, 8. Mrs. Hyde is the daughter of Mr. 541 East Palmer avenue, for her Sin- BICUR CHOLEM GIVES and Mrs. Louis Goldman of Port Hu- ter, Miss Ceil Damns. A buffet lunch- ron, formerly of Detroit. EXCURSION JUNE 1 eon was served to the guests. Mon, daughter of 231 Soluill011 FOR MISSES FOR WOMEN Our Entire Fourth Floor Devoted to the Display of New Spring Frocks EATURING the latest modes of the season at prices lower than usual. You'll enjoy going through our special values priced at F 3 50 0 to 75 00 •- SUIT SHOP-HEYN'S FIFTH FLOOR HEYN " WOMENS WEAR Woodward Avenue Between Grand River and State. The J. L. Hudson Co. Your Upholstered Furniture Can Be Made Like New! ■ 1 ODORLESS AND PERFECT The unexcelled reputation of the flernard Shop as the "'Jest Shop in Town for Gowns" has only been ac- quired by Nervier, quality and price. The distinetireness and individuality which prevails in all their gowns make it possible for everyone to hr pleas- n fitly surprised and at very remark- able prices. The Vete summer dresses, ineleeding lieu' styles of minted silks, are here for your approve. ir is to your ativnietage to came in and look one beautiful array of gond. al all 1E3 jails over gowns. 1522 Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Smith Sunday, June 1, has been selected Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kahn and daughter, Leah, of Algonac spent by the Bicur Cholem Society for its (Jean Siegal) of 3904 Michigan eve- fourteenth annual excursion to Tash- nue announce the birth of a son, Au- Mothers' Day with their parents, Mr. moo Park, This will be an all-dayi brey, on April 30. and Mrs. I. Lieberman. event. The Steamer Tashmoo will) Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Thal (Dorothy leave the foot of Griswold at 9 o'clock in the morning and arrive at the Barnett) announce the birth of a son, island at noon. Dancing and enter- Richard Bennett, May 9. tainment and athletic events will be Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mendelsohn the main features of the day. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in all of Glynn court announce the birth of entries in the field events. Tickets a daughter, Kathleen, may be obtained from the chairman, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wolfson of Jack Behrman, by phoning Glendale 1995 Taylor avenue (Nettie Meisner) 4923. announce the birth of a daughter, Benjamee, May 8. One Door South of Capitol T ne,siro ITOORAGZ should be Clean, Cold and Safe Ours is 4 1 1 411 First, Energine cleans fur and fabric. It is the oral;. liquid that kills the moth egg. Your fJ• comes out clean, soft, nat- urally glazed- ready for use. at a steady temperature We then of 18 to 20 (1. 4•ret , below freezing-which means further complete preventive safety. Our insurance rate is at your valuation and it is included in the 2' of valuation storage charge. Coll es/ peertimelars- p URAND SEELEY YOUNGBLOOp CLEARERS & DYERS Melrose 5100 The Forest Cleaners and Dyers Melrose 5780 AUXILIARY NAMES MEMBERS OF BOARD Sh••rey Zedek Organisation Also Oh. Mothers' Day. gilleincaL ,Olttortivi ARTS GROUP GIVES LAST PERFORMANCE The Ladies Auxiliary of Shasrey Election of Officers Follows Rendition Zedek held its annual meeting Sun- of "Truth." day, May 11, in the form of a supper at the synagogue for the mothers and The Arts Society of Temple Beth ,daughters of the auxiliary. The re- tiring president, Mrs. Joseph Zech- El gave its sixth and last performance man, gave her report, in which she of the season at the temple Monday reviewed the work of the organiza- evening, May 12. Clyde Fitch's four. tion during the past year, in assisting act play, "Truth," was presented by in equipping the synagogue and in an able group of players. Mr. an d various charities. The board of di- Mrs. Warder were played by Mr. and rectors for the coming year were Mrs. Morris Garvett; Mr. and Mrs. elected as follows: Mesdames Alec 1.indon by Leon II. Harman and Mrs. Immerman, Barney Blumrosen, Ben Gerald May; Roland, father of Mrs. Goldman, Abe Glazer, David Zemon, Warder, by Frank V. Martin; Laura Israel Davidson, Ben Schwartz, Meyer Fraser by Regene Freund; Mrs. Gene- Applebaum, Abraham Strainer, Jo- vieve Crespignv by Mrs. David Wil- seph H. Ehrlich, Louis Stoll, Philip kus; and the butler at the Warder Shulman, Philip Gordon, A. Zack- home by Frederick Morris. The story heim, A. Carlstein, It Moss, S. Riv- portrays the domestic troubles of the kin, S. B. Kahn, M. Covitz, J. Fried- Warders because Mrs. Warder, who berg, J. Feldman, H. P. Cohen and has been meeting Mr. Lindon secret- Mrs Weiswasser. Mrs. Wolf Kaplan ly, cannot tell the truth but must lie was elected an honorary member of in answer to every question. The play has, however, the American hap- the board. The program for the evening in- py ending with a scene of reconcilia- cluded dances by Gertrude Zemon, tion between husband and wife. After the performance the society Esther Immerman and a Dutch cos- tume dance by the Cohen twins. Mrs. held a meeting to elect officers for Abraham Lappin, accompanied by the coming year. Morris Garvett was Mrs. S. Popkin, gave three vocal se- elected president; Wallace Rosen- Alvin D. Hersch spoke on helm, first vice-president; Isaac Gold- lections. berg, second vice-president; Dr. "King Solomon, Man of the Ages, Mr. Hersch told of the building of Leightn Steele. secretary and treas- the temple by King Solomon and Hi- urer; Miss Ruth Franklin, librarian. ram, King of Tyre. Ile also por- The board of directors is composed trayed an imaginary day in the life of the following: Mrs. David Vv'ilkus, Mrs. Frank V. Martin, Miss Mildred -if Solomon. The program was concluded with Snyder, Frederick Morris, Jesse Ilerschman, Milford Stern and Harry ■ a piano solo by Dan H. Sofir and Shineman. , Orel solo by Miss Nancy Rosenthal. nob Pant for Dernration Dag, fag 300 florist hem eerily a limited sup- ply of Memorial Wreaths made up-- each realty n sample of his skill. The demand o'er since the P-7 world war for these wreaths has been • r- cessirely henry at this time of the 1 year Order NON and select your Bedding Mints Oise, as you ran omen see at unrestricted choice from relents of every variety. hill Trier florist will deliver your as required and hare time to yi special, conscientious service.