L.. .f1; _ AWISSIORONICL6 PAGE SIX Fraternal and Club Notes Em El Social A'ders. The Eno El Social Alders will hold ' another of its series of open meet- ings Saturday evening, Aug. 9, at the Jawish Institute branch at 1111 West- I minster avenue. Solomon Levin willl , addles; the club at 9 o'clock. — Athena Gila Club. H , C9.'" 6 :, es) I 4... 1241.1243 Woodward Avenue Between Grand River and State. Well-Dressed °() Men All Over the World Are d() ,r° Particular That's why those in Detroit send their clothes to be cleaned here. No job leaves our shop until we can recom- mend it. ODORLESS AND PERFECT The Forest Cleaners and Dyers Hudson's Wedneeem Cornell Klein of 346 Tuxedo ave. A number of affairs are being given M honor of Mrs. Jacob Alexander of nue has joined his mother, Mrs. Ruby Wolf Klein, and grandmot h er in Los' Chicago, the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Angeles, where he will make his fu-1 tore home. Mr. Klein has been a Rush, accompanied by their daugh- member of the Hotel Ambassador, ter, Gertrude, took Mrs. Alexander to swimming team. While attending I Cleveland last week-end. They went Highland Park Iligh School he won by motor and stayed at the Hollenden several medals for proficiency in Hotel. Mrs. Albert Gittleman of Wi- swimming. Ile will attend the Los nona avenue entertained with a Angeles High School this autumn and luncheon at the Statler Hotel Tues- will be a candidate for membership day, Aug. 5, followed by a theater J. W. E. W. 0. party at the Garrick, in honor of Mrs. on its team. ' The North Woodward Branch of Alexander. Mrs. J. B, Fishman was Mr. and Mrs. James Sobel and the Jewish Women's European Wel- hostess at a luncheon at the Blue Bird fare Organization will hold a special Tea Room Wednesday, after which children of Leicester court have left for a motor trip through the east, meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Mrs. Leo Michels of Burlingame ave- Epstein, 545 Mt. Vernon avenue, nue took the guests to the Temple stopping at Niagara Falls, New York Tuesday. Aug. 12, to receive the final Theater. The Masonic Country Club and Atlantic City. They will return reports from members concerning the was the scene for the luncheon and about Sept. 15. tickets sold for the moonlight given bridge given Thursday for Mrs. Alex- the evening of Aug. 4. The members ander by Mrs. Max Friedman. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rouff of Rich- of the organization have extended Harry Marks of Puritan avenue en- ton avenue announce the graduation their thanks to the entertainers and tertained several guests at the Hotel of their son, Elliot, from Highland to the committee in charge of the Steller for luncheon, followed by a Park High School, which took place moonlight for their assistance in mak- theater party Friday. Mrs J. L. San- Friday, Aug. 8. Young Mr. Rouff delman will be hostess at a dinner will enter college this autumn to pre- ing the affair successful. party at the Masonic Country Club pare for a medical course. Omicron Eta. Saturday evening. A regular meetnig of the Omicron Mrs. Lena Broudy of Medbury ave- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bielfield, Mrs . nue has returned from Cleveland, Eta Sorority was held at the home of Miss Anna Schulman of Euclid ave- llarry L. Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- where she was the guest of her sister, nue. Election of officers took place ward Rosenberg of Flint left last Mrs. J. Lumberg, a former Detroit at this meteing with the following re- week for The Inn, Charlevoix, where resident. sult: President, Miss Julia York; they will spend the month of August. secretary, Miss Anna Schulman; Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacob and treasurer, Miss Jean Bornstein. The Miss Ruth Benson of East Hancock daughter, Rena, and son, David, are next meeting will be held at the home avenue and Miss Bessie Denison of guests at the Hotel Scarborough, of Miss Fanny Weinberg of King Toronto, who has been the house Long Branch, N. J. guest of Miss Marian Moyer of Bur- floense. lingame avenue, left last Saturday Miss Helen Esser was hostess at a Pori golds. for Toronto. Miss Benson will spend theater and dinner party recently in Miss Jessie Phyllis Kopatz of Ha- three weeks visiting relatives and honor of Miss Gertrude Silberstein, a zelwood avenue was hostess at a friends. bride-elect of this month. After musicale given by the Perigold Club attending the Temple Theater the Mrs. Samuel E. Goldstein and small recently. Piano and vocal solos were eight guests went to the Tuller Hotel, rendered and an interpretive classic son of St. Louis are visiting Mrs. where an informal dinner was served Goldstein's brother and sister, Mr. dance given. and Mrs. Leo Morris, at their home Leon II. Ilarman is spending sev- on Ferry avenue and at Pine Lake, Social Mixers. eral weeks with his wife and daugh- An election of officers of the So- Mich. ter at the Edgewater Beach Hotel, cial Mixers took place at a meeting Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Morris of 17 Chicago, where they are staying dur- held at the home of Louis Garber, ing the summer months. 9214 Goodwin avenue, Wednesday Connecticut avenue have returned evening, July 30. The following were from an extended visit at Mackinac Island. Miss Lillian Roach is spending a elected: Gladys Gilbert, president; fortnight at The Breakers, Cedar Louis Garber, vice-pre , ffient; Bobby Mrs. S. Ilelper and family of 227 Point, Ohio. 3chrieber, secretary; Robert Fogel, treasurer. The next meeting will King avenue are spending the sum- Mrs. Barry Goldberg and daughter, ake place at the home of Miss Schrie- mer at the Idylhunt cottage, Lake Peggy, of Lawrence avenue are ber, 697 Roosevelt street, Aug. 13. James, Ind. spending the month of August at This meeting will be an open one and Miss Ann Buchner of G37 Medbury Old Mission, Mich. friends of the club have boon invited. avenue has returned from an extend- ed eastern trip. Kadimah. Mr. and Mrs. Morris II. Zackheim The members of the Kadimah Club and family have left for Yellowstone Mrs. David Rutenberg of Montreal, gave a miscellaneous stork shower at Park, where they will spend a fort- the home of Miss Ethel Klein Aug. who has been the house guest of her night. 5 in honor of Mrs. George Gudis. daughter, Mrs. Jack Ellenstein, for Covers were laid for 25. Mrs. Gudis several weeks, has returned to her The Misses Edith Sominsky and home. received numerous gifts. Anne P. Kurtzman are spending a fortnight at the Hotel Statler in Mrs. Louis Ullian of Boston is Cleveland. Before returning to De - spending the month of August with troit they will visit in Buffalo, Ni- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David agara Falls and other eastern points. Stocker of Longfellow avenue. WOMENS WEAR S at to the •ffic• of no Ait mutely hems end other local not. sheuld be communicated . en rrrrr week's in b the Ch ro niele by 5 e'riack Wode.day •fieinem In order . .od M net taw slim Phone Glendale 9300. Somety Editor. Mail notice. so se to . The Athena Girls Club will hold ita next regular meeting at the home es of Miss Sophie Schneider, 25 Philadelphia avenue, Tuesday even- ing, Aug. 12. Plans are under way for the forthcoming dance t o take place Sunday evening, Oct. 5, at e several t l Statler. Last Wednesday of the Athena Girls met for a social A. camp at Riverside, It at the Y. W. Ont. August Fur Sale Now in Progress LL new stock—all specially priced to make it worth your while to A buy now. On the Fifth Floor. August Economies et Qfsona, Two great major events — the Midsummer Furniture Sale and the August Linen Sale and numerous Clearances, offer exceptional econo- mies to everyone who would pur- chase quality merchandise at lower prices. New Fall Styles Are Showing The new Millinery, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear are extremely at- tractive styles, now on display and new arrivals daily, make an ever- changing panorama. The J. L. Hudson Co. Woodward—Gratiot—Farmer ~ i1 SSEK S 1440 %Wawa Avenue attginnw Notts The Directorie Influence Miss Fae Aaronoff of Goodwin ave- Mrs. Joseph Harris of 2210 Pineree Miss Eleanor Goldstein and Sidney avenue has returned home after nue entertained last Sunday with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss T. Goldstein have motored to New spending the past week at The Break- Adeline Cohen, whose marriage to York and other eastern points for a ers, Cedar Point, Ohio. Walter Aaronoff will take place on trip of several weeks. Aug. 17. Mrs. Harry Black-man of West Phil- adelphia avenue entertained 12 guests Mr. and Mrs. N. Leo Avison and at her horhe the evening of July 31 in honor of the birthday anniversary son, Walter, of Cleveland are visiting "Josh Sarasohn On the Job" of Miss Martha Franklin. Following their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob the dinner cards were played. Mrs. Avison of 1646 Glendale avenue. Horowits and daughter, Miss Helens Miss Beatrice II. Weingarden has Horowitz. entertained at a luncheon Brick veneer, six rooms at the Whittier recently in honor of returned from a short stay with each; steam heat; built-in friends in Cleveland. Miss Franklin, who is a bride-elect. shower; two-car garage; "A Modern Plant With Modern Methods" 533-37 Forest Ave. E. Phone Melrose 6570 efir:a f eWfa tr'' ,-;) q-619-.31.9 Sponsored by Reboux and pre- sented by Russeks many interest- ing interpretations of the newest millinery innovation that has re- ceived the favor of fashionable Paris. Modern Duplex side drive. Open Eight fo Six $20,000 6t1EQICA'S $4,500 Cask—Terms TOT completed. New- s, and on a new street. Features you expect to pay $25,000 for. Beauti- ful home. Splendid in- vestment. Ready renter. FINEST DRUG STORE You cannot enjoy this delight- fully cool shop from the Boule- vard. Come in .... for refresh- ment at the fountain, and to find the very nicest items in toilet goods. Near Grand Boulevard portal. JOHN R. REALTY CO. Cad. 7458 9621 McQUADE Mrs. William Selenkow has re- Mrs. J. H. Remer of Hazelwood avenue entertained at a luncheon at turned to her home in Baltimore, Md. the Statler Hotel followed by a the- During her stay in Detroit she was der party at the Temple in honor of the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miss Frances Molay of Chicago, the Kopatz of Hazelwood avenue and Mr. . Ben II. Brown of West ' guest of the Misses Bettye and Shir- andlad Mrs Phiehia lp avenue. ley Mendelssohn. $10 to $45 Mrs. George Harris of 1992 Glad- Mrs. Etta Bodenheimer of Chicago is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. 0. B. stone avenue and daughter, Estelle, have returned from Cedar Point. I I Arie and Mrs. Mandel Rosenberg. During their stay they were guests Miss Jean Collins has left for an at The Breakers. yI extended visit in Chicago. Mrs. Joseph Ilarris of 2210 Pingree — I The Misses Dena Peritsky and avenue has returned from a visit at Mary Berns have left to spend a Cedar Point, where she was a guest fortnight at Cedar Point, Ohio. at The Breakers. MILLINERY SALON ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR Quality — Value — Service Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Simon of 294 Honoring Miss Sara Manson, whose marriage to Theodore Isaac will take Fast Euclid avenue have returned place Aug. 1'7, Mrs. Charles Weitz of from a three weeks' tour through the g11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111g Mt. Vernon avenue was hostess to 12 east. at a dinner Aug. 3. Miss Sian- THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN I guests Mrs. henry Goldsmith of Los An- _ son was entertained by her sister, Miss Anna Manson, at a shower at geles was the guest of her daughter. which 24 guests were present, and Mrs. James Silk, in Flint for several Miss Celia Farber was hostess at a days. MEYER BARRON. Prem. bridge tea recently in honor of the bliss Rose Bernice Penn and Henry Rem. ef An Kinds of :-.....: bride-elect. Mrs. Ralph Barron an d Hotel Cadillac. =11 Mrs. Samuel Gendil have also enter- II. Cohen were hosts at a suite se din- = WASTE PAPER •.:-. .. ' ner dance in honor of Miss Ethel Flo- "Er: tained for Miss Manson. :r.-.. t 342 Br•wst•r St. Our New Location Is Now at rine Cohen given at Eastwood Inn F-.. = - . . . 17011 Cadillac 1708 several days ago. Covers were laid = Joseph Schwartz and slaughters, Elizabeth and Eva, of New Bruns- for the following guests, in addition a wick, N. J., were the guests recently to those mentioned: The Misses Betty = - of Mr. and Mrs. David Barron of 627 and Mildred Daidov, Ruth Keil, Rose 7---- Straus Kosher Restaurant Westminster street. They were ex- Jean Swartz, Bessie Brenner, Ida Sit- = We serve all kinds of dairy lunches. , tensively entertained during their von, Bessie Richmond and Ruth Gros- = WHY WORRY ABOUT COOKING AT (De Luxe) berg and Messrs. David Kleinman, = HOME. stay here. 5864 Twelfth St.—Cor Taylor. Harry Grosberg, Jack Lightstone, = Playa Here Every Evening from 6 to 8 and 9:30 to 1 Phone Drip.. 0151 Pie serve regular 1.inchre. dime. Sr Mr. and Mrs. David Barron and Maxwell Silverstein, Joseph Levy, Dr. 4 • firr theatre ...pliers at very resionabla daughters, Gertrude and Betty, and Harry Friedman, Dr. Morris A. Wain [( Priers. son, George. of Westminster street ger and Harry Kleinberg and Samuel have returned from a two weeks' rno-Blankenstein of Toledo. The table Dinner I Was arranged to represent a horse- for trip to Pena, Ill. shoe and decorated in a color scheme Aaron Solomon of New York is of yellow and white. A bouquet of visiting at the home of his children, American beauty roses centered the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon of 660 table. East Warren avenue. Sir. and Sirs. Max Edwards and Private Rooms for All Occasions Mrs. J. Pergament and children of daughter, Miriam, have left for an eastern trip, visiting in Niagara Falls, New York are visiting their soother, There's nothing like the real recreation of an out-of-doors life. Mrs. J. Weinberg of Canfield avenue. New York, Annapolis and points in North Carolina. They will be gone Tour and camp—and let the Goss Auto Kamp Trailer tag along. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ilarris and about a month. son, Chester Raymond. of 408 East Miss Bettye Mendelssohn has as Palmer avenue are the guests of their You can stop when and where and as long as you like. The equip- I brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry her house guest Miss Frances Molay ment is easily adjusted—and there you have comfortable beds, of Chicago. Si. Goodman of Muskegon. kitchen things, an ice box, electric lights. I block West of Dexter. 2 blocks North of Joy. On the Job Sunday I to S. KING WAH LO Michigan Paper Stock Co. Formerly Operating 118 Michigan Ave. (West of Kinsel's) _,- --- Glenn Nichol ! s Dance Orchestra = = r oonday Luncheon r NoCover 60c1 Charge Evening If • ipecial Sunday Dinner . . . . $1.251 When Tacation Time is Here Phone Cadillac 5074 Eni tii iiit ti tt o mmit th it it to m mtmi t imit in tio ttio ntout in t i l i t i mmii Or if you prefer, slip a light, tightly folded tent on your running board. Main 8341 • - 0 Woodbridge at Bates Store open until 3 o'clock Saturday afternoons. Miss Shirley Kalt of 261 California Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van Baalen of 1610 Collingwood avenue have left avenue has recovered from a recent Ifor an extended stay at The Breakers, illness and is spending several weeks at Lake Orion. Cedar Point. airs. S. Rosen of Grand Rapids has Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Baker and fain- , ily of Burlingame avenue have re- been the guest of Mrs. Harry Gold- , turned from a motor trip to New stein of East Ferry avenue. York and Atlantic City. I Miss Anna Stone of 4825 Brush Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gittleman street entertained 15 guests at her and family of East Grand boulevard home Tuesday evening, Aug. 5, in have returned from a month's stay honor of Miss Adeline Fisher of Green Bay, Wis. i at Lakeview, Mich. ENGRAVING Special Engravings for WEDDINGS, ENGAGEMENTS, SOCIAL AFFAIRS —IN FACT FOR EVERY OCCASION SHEEHAN'S Weaver/ 1550 are.