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SPENDING HONEYMOON
IN NORTH COUNTRY
:or Vacationists
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All society hem and other local sates sheet/ he cernshinkate4 to
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Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednestey afternoon in order to appear in the current week's
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The members of the retiring and
the newly-elected boards of directors
of the Arts Society of Temple Beth
El were hosts at a surprise dinner
and dance given a short time ago at
Westwood Inn in honor of Mrs. Frank
V. Martin, the retiring president of
the society. The table, at which were
seated 22 guests, was decorated with
lilacs and other spring flowers and
greens. Mrs. Martin was presented
with a corsage of roses, sweet peas
and lilies-of-the-valley. Besides Mr.
and Mrs. Martin the guests were
Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Garvett, Mr. and
Mrs. Mover B. Sulzberger, Mr. and
Mrs. Milford Stern, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Rosenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ro-
senfield, Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus,
. Miss Ruth Franklin, Miss Mildred
Snyder and Means. Harry Scheine-
man and Arthur Mansbach.
A stunning assortment is ready
---and you'll find them extreme-
ly big values at a price that
doesn't bear down on the purse.
non avenue left recently for a
month's trip to New York.
$25.00 to $49.75
Milford Stern and Bernard Gins-
berg, accompanied by Mr. Stern's
son, Philip, motored to Toronto to
attend the international conference
of social workers.
EY1s1
1•rh” of Burlin-
Mrs. Aleyavder
•kme avenue has as her house guest..
Mrs. ROM' 10n1 sweet and daughter,
Beverly, of Cleveland.
WOM E N S WEAR
hir. and Mrs. Herbert Ileavenrich
of Omaha, Nei), are guests of Samuel
Heavenrich. Mr. Ileavenrich recent-
ly celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday
anniversary with a family dinner at
the Redford Country Club.
Woodward Avenue
Between Grand River and State.
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DETROIT'S MOST POPULAR CAFE
KING WAH LO
Formerly Operating Hotel Cadillac.
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Miss Ilelen Ressler was hostess at
a kitchen shower last week in honor
of Miss Sally Levinson, a bride of
June 22.
Among the graduates from the
Teachers' College of Detroit last
week were the Misses Marian Moyer,
Florence Krell and Rita Blunmosen
—Dobis Photo.
MRS. MAX STOLLER
Mrs. Max Stoller was, before her
marriage at the Beth Abraham Syn-
Miss Shirley
15,
June
agogue
Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. Stoller arc
wending their honeymoon in Duluth,
NISI surrounding points.
MI s. Henry Fechimer of Pallister
Mrs. Berman Finsterwald of Bos-
avenue, accompanied by her daugh-
ton boulevard and Nliss Eleanor Scher HAS RECEIVED DEGREE
ters. Miriam and Alice, and her son,
will leave June 30 for the national
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
, William, will sail on the steamer
convention of the Alpha Epsilon So-
I Berengaria June 25 for three months
rority in Charlevoix, Mich.
Miss Ilelen Esser, daughter of Mr.
abroad. While on the continent, Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Esser, has recently
Fechimer plans to witness the Olym-
Miss Pauline florin will leave July
pic games.
1 fol. Camp Interlochen, Mich., t(
spend summer.
Miss Ione Siegel of Hotel Stadler
had as her house guest last week Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Jay I. .lay and sons
Jean Rose of St. Paul, Minn., a class-
and Mrs. Albert Feldstein are leav-
mate at Smith Colle2e.
ing Sunday morning, June 22, for
Albany, N. Y., to attend the wedding
Among those who entertained at of their brother, Dr. Philip Jay.
the musical tea given at the Twen-
tieth Century Club last week Was
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barnett of Sew-
Mrs. Frank V. Martin. This was the
last affair of the 1923-24 season of ard avenue celebrated their twenty-
fiifth
wedding anniversary June 27
the club.
with a dinner and dance for 50 guests
at
the
Riverside Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
Miss Dorothy Epstein of Mt. Ver-
Hot Weather
Sport Frocks
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The Young, People's Temple Club
of Congregation Beth El will hold its
annual moonlight Monday evening
June 30, when it large crowd will
leave on the Steamer Greyhound to
cruise through Luke St. Clair Ind,
adjacent points. Harvey 1.. Vehon,'
president of the club, reports that the
affair will be one of the most pleasing
in the history of the club. The or-
chestra will be excellent and the en-
tertainment unique. Tickets have
been rapidly sold until but a few re-
main.
Business Men's Lunch,
American or Chinese, 60c
Evening Dinner,
American or Chinese, $1
Special Sunday Dinner,
$1.25
Dr. Maurice II. Gantt of Leslie
avenue has received his degree as
doctor of dental surgery from the
Univresity of Michigan and will prac-
tice dentistry in Highland Park.
The J. L. Hudson Co.
YOUR FURS
Dr. and Mrs. Noah E. Aronstam of
2062 Virginia park entertained 50
guests at dinner Saturday evening,
June 21, at the Alden l'ark Manor, in
celebration of their twenty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Joseph Saperstcin of 2210
\Vest Philadelphia avenue has lefi
for Chicago to attend the marriage
of her cousin, Miss Ethel Levy, and
Arthur Myers.
Everywhere people are
answering the call of the
forest, field and stream.
Hudson's is ready to out-
fit you with vacation ap-
parel and travel needs.
The "Ask Mr. Foster"
Travel service is ready
with information for
you. They will purchase
your ticket, and make all
reservations for trips
both by water and rail.
STORE THEM THROUGH THE
SUMMER MONTHS
MISS HELEN ESSER
,traduated from the University of
Michigan. Hiss Esser is also a grallu.
ate of the Ganapol School of Musical
Arts.
The moth is the fur's worst enemy.
If you have not as yet
had your winter coat or wrap cleaned, 'lazed and stored—
send it to us at once.
Be cure that it will be as good as new
when winter comes again.
CLEANED, GLAZED, STORED
Forest Cleaners and Dyers
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marwil and
Mrs. Louis Davidson and small son, I son, Melvin, of 1734 Virginia park,
Gerald, of 22105 Hazelwood avenue accompanied by their mother, airs
left Sunday to spend the summer at M. Stricker of Chicago, will sail July
PHONE
MELROSE
6570
Pine Lake, Mich. 5 on the Olympic for a trip abroad.
Club Moonlight Promises to
They will return late in the autumn. Temple
Be Success.
Mrs. Milford Stern entertained at
the Phoenix Club last Thursday with
Mist Ruth Frank of Boston boule-
Monday evening, June 30, the
is luncheon in honor of Mrs. Sol Sal. vard will leave next week for Camp
steamer Greyhound assures the guests
Ian and Mrs. Samuel Marwil, who will Sango, Me., to spend the summer.
upon the twenty-fourth annual moon-
leave shortly for Europe. After
light to be given by the Young Peo-
luncheon Mrs Stern took her guests
Miss Elizabeth Zeno left Thursday
to the Garrick Theater.
for Chicago to spend the week-end ple's Temple Club of Congregation
Beth El. According to the report
with Nliss Henrietta Drebin. Miss Zen,.
Mrs. C. A. Finsterwald• Miss Rao and bliss Drebin are leaving next from the comnnitte in charge, the
Einsterwald and Dr. Leighton G. week for a western trip. They will ticket sale thug far indicates that a
Steele have returned from a motor visit with relatives and friends at capacity attendance will be on board.
trip through the east. While in Bos- Des Moines, Iowa; Denver, Colo.; Og- One of the city's most popular or-
s they attended the graduation ex- den, Utah, and California. They will chestras will furnish music for the
ercises at Simmons College, from spend three weeks in Los Angeles (lancing and there will be various
'Which Miss Lucille Finsterwald gradu- with !dim Irene Caplan, formerly of types of other entertainment fur
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ated. Mks Finaterwald accompanied Detroit. From California 51k Zeno thoine who do not wish to dance. The
them home. bringing as her house and Miss Drebin will go to Seattle. steamer Greyhound assures the guets
guest Miss Dorothy Hays of Elmira, Vancouver and Alaska, returning of the maximum of safety and com-
fort during its non-stop cruise
home in September by way of the
through lake St. Clair and adjacent
Canadian Rockies.
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points. Steamer Greyhound will
M e. and Mrs. Mores Marks of Os-
leave the foot of Griswold street
coda, Mich., attended the graduation
Mr. and Sirs. P. Caplan and family
oniptly
at
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and
will
mak
e
its
exercises at the University of M ichi- of 4660 Brush street have left fur ,
i t.):rturn shortly before midnight. To
•ran, when Benton Irving Marks
summer home at La Salle Beach, I those who have not yet obtained tick-
graduated from the dental depart- their
l'ort Huron.
ets, the committee wishes to an-
ment. Dr. Marks it opening his of-
nounce that a limited number of
fices in Detroit.
Mrs. Sara Baer and daughter will
tickets will be on sale at the dock
spend the summer at I.a Salle Beach.
prior to leaving.
Whittlesehofer of Port Iluron.
Mrs. Montifore
the Chatham Apartments left Wed-
---
nesday for a visit with her parents in
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Disner and
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West Branch, Mich.
family of 114 East Euclid avenue
have moved to their new homy at
Th.. and Mrs. Albert II. Krohn and 2676 Calvert avenue.
all
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family are now occupying their sum-
mer home at Cedar Island, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seppen and
funnily of Vinewood avenue have
Stilton Greenblattof 1991 moved to their new home at 2678
In loving memory of our dear
Upholstering and Cabinetmaking
Gladstone avenue, accompanied by Calvert avenue.
mother, Mrs. Nellie Fineberg, who
her nephew, Marshall Greenberg, has
1935 Marentette Street
Telehone
died three years ago June 23.
left for a visit with her mother, Nirs.
Mrs. Henry Goldsmith of Los An-
Gone but not forgotten.
Anna Greenberg of Decatur, Ill.
geles, a former Detroit resident, who
Her Loving Children.
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Cohen of '210 Owen avenue.
spent several (lays in Port Huron with
her daughter. Mrs. Isaac Weinberg
later going to Flint for a visit with
another (laughter, Mrs. .lames Silk.
Mrs. Goldsmith soon will leave to
visit her children, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Parzen of New York City. While
east she will stop in Baltimore to
visit Mrs. Philip G. Jacobs. Mrs. Ja-
cobs was formerly social director of
the Young Women's Hebrew Associa-
Standard merchandise of the highest quality—four
tion of this city.
floors of the delightful soft, silky fabrics and sheer, cool,
GREYHOUND AWAITS
A CAPACITY CROWD
533-537 FOREST AVENUE EAST
Are You Going Away This Summer?
During the summer months is really
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the best time to have your furniture ,
RE-UPOLSTERED or re-finished. .i7;.%t_ A
s-aies
Varnishes and enamels dry
better—we are not so busy -4
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and can give your work bet-
ter attention--you are not 'NN•NN`N. , ` ,,
inconvenienced by the loss I.
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of use of your furniture—
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and, most important, we can
quote lower prices, 10 per cent discount on all Refin-
ishing and Upholstery work timing July and August.
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Dancing Every Evening from 6 to 8 and 9:30 to I.
GLENN NICHOL'S 6-PIECE SYNCOPATING ORCHESTRA
(18 months at Blossom Heath)
al Special Accommodations for Banquets and Parties.
118 MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE CADILLAC 5074
West of Kinsel's Drug Store.
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Largest Shop in Detroit
Established 1903
EAGLE CARTAGE COMPANY
A. L. GREENFIELD, Manager
610 MONTCALM AVE. at St. Antoine. Phone Cadillac 1894
Crating, packing and shipping of furniture, pianos, commercial £11111
household articles. Our specialty is moving, expressing and storage.
Give Us • Trial and Be Convinced.
The Lindow Company
White Footwear
Mid-Summer
Clearance of
For Summertime Wear
THE PEGGY
One of our newest
strap styles which is
proving a great fa-
vorite. It has Cuban
heels, welt sole s.
Comes in
hne white
kid .
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THE
COLLETTE
A pretty strap
pump in white kid.
It is typical
of that pleas-
ing difference
so character-
istic of Fyfe
styles.
$1 0
AMBASSADOR
Miss Anna Leipziger of New Or-
leans will arrive in Detroit next week
Li visit the Misses Ruth Arie, Yolette
Finsterwald and Bernice Kahn, her
former classmates at the University
of Michigan. Before coming to De-
troit alit,: Leipziger will accompany
her father, Rabbi Emil Leipziger, to
Cedar Point. Ohio, where he will at-
tend the convention of the Central
Conference of American Rabbis.
A pleasing front
piece design. It has
Sc anish heels,
light turn
soles. Comes
in fine white
kid.
$10
Mrs. Alex Spater and children have
left for Odin, Mich., to spend the
summer months.
Ell) OXFORD
Mrs. Henry Wineman and son are
in Charlevoix, Mich., where they will
spend the next two months.
hoe
to on highly ',Allied
tt+ eplendid ap-
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poa ranee and excel-
I e ti I fitting
IIIIre.
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Cob.n heels,
o•.t Roles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Lieberman
(Marguerite Kopplej have returned
from their honeymoon and are resid-
ing temporarily at the Steller Hotel.
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Third
Floor
Third
Floe,
Woodward and Adams
West 1254
summery materials desired by every matron and miss.
New things brought out this season. We quote but a
few of the bargains. Every yard, every item in stuck
goes at a discount.
Two-Tone Taffetas
Very new and popular and of wonderfully rich quality.
Color combinations that blend In a striking
manner. Regular $2.49 value ............
$1.89
White
Sport Satins
I mported
Noevlty Crepes
and Voiles
/ Crepe de Chine
n
Thin offer ocinderfnl nos good ranee of rotors, in
,lisp(( no for eport phi rim eluding ohne. Tt.r qual
and ..""
Ity le exceptional. Sege-
WW1., —14) stone. 11 e
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1Y.
h. it.
a prrtal,
$2.25
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the o /Indio-fully fine.
firm nimbly eo deeirable
rid dream, and lingerie_
Splendid emir of I.olore.
lisle
cows In
rich
Novelty Crepe]. and cheer,
dainty Volitte.
Iteeeler
$ 1 .89:X. ......... $1.69
Imported Dotted Swisses
The material of materials for 111.1111111Pr frocks. Genuine hand tied dots—dark 69
backgrounds with white dots and vice versa. Regular $1.00 value....,,......
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Mrs. Freida Siegel and daughters,
Viola and lone, will sail July 5 from
New York on the Deutschland for
Germany. They will spend several
weeks at Baden-Baden and in the
Black Forest, Germany, later touring
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through Switzerland, France and
England. They will remain abroad
five months.
Miss Gertrude Marks, who has
been visiting Mrs. Mark Alpern of
Blaine avenue, has gone to Deco*
Mich., to visit her parents.
Silk Canton
An ea sill' feline
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New Location
At tut mend Illiver,odreen
the draw free Pirwroonli'e
r Street entrnard.
1414 Farmer Street