OV M 1741tONICLE FITOIT AL:LI piE D2 PAGE EIGHT pontiar Cloth Coats Not es Mrs. Alexander Elbling entertained eight guests at her home on Baldwin avenue, honoring Mims Clara Rosen- baum, whose marriage will be an event of Aug. 31, at a surprise mis- cellaneous shower. High score at bridge went to Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and consolation to Miss Josephine Sandoroff. Those present were the e.14 M commualealml to Om MR. M Tao Misses Viola Kaufman, Rose hen- All wimp items sad other Leal seta s ► berg, Lillian, Ethyl and Cille Barnett, C► roalclo by a &cloak Wed..47 altars.. Is order to M. Ole emrro_at oott k's. Alma Buckner, Josephine Sandoroff, Isom. Phan. Glendale 9300. Society [alter. Mall makos a. a. to bel ragl•sd mot late. Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, Miss Lillian ► aa Wodaostlay. Dr. Harry J. Kirschbaum sailed Ilorwitz of Detroit and Miss Gertrude Among the Detroit guests at The Inn, Charlevoix, are Mrs. L. Rosenz- from New York Tuesday on the S. S. Hollander of Rochester. weig, David Stocker and son, Jules F. Pittsburgh for a year's study in Vi. Stocker. Mr. and Mrs. Saul W. Ber- enna. Mrs. Joseph Schwartz entertained 12 guests at bridge last Wednesday ger have returned home after spend- suss Myra Finsterwald of Boston evening at her home on State avenue, ing several weeks at The Inn. Harry Scheinman and Milton Alexander left boulevard was hostess last Friday at honoring her sister, Miss Clara Ro-1 recently to spend several days at the a surprise kitchen shower in honor senbaum, ■ bride-elect. The table , of Miss Emmeline Ackerman, a bride- was decorated with sweet peas and resort. elect of this autumn. The out-of- mountain lulls. High score at bridge Joseph Frank of 1120 Chicago town guests were Miss Elizabeth went to Miss Alma Buckner and con- Kingman of Framingham, ass., .left last Friday for New solation to Miss Josephine , Sandoroft. boulevard York and Atlantic City for a fort- house guest of Miss Ruth Lambert; The guests present were Mrs. Jerome Frances Sheeley of St. Louis Edelstein, Mrs. Morris Kollins, Mrs. fig ht.His son Leonard Victor, who Miss and Miss Rita Freedman of New Alexander Elbling, Mis Viola Kauf- has been spending the summer at York. man, the Misses Lillian, Ethyl and Camp Kinaani, will return with him. Cille Barnett, Rosa Isenberg, Joseph- Mrs. Jennie Sweetwine and daugh- ine Sandoroff and Alma Buckner. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Marwell and ter, Mae, have left for Cleveland, son, Joseph, have returned from a Cahton and Akron. several weeks' stay at The Inn, Char- 1 levoix. Mrs. Casper Oppenheim and son, Lee William, llarry Marwil, all of Jerome Ackerman and daughter, Palmer avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvia, spent the past week•in Lima, Louis lianels of Pingree avenue have t Ohio. Ukrainian Federation Will P returned from a motor trip to Cedar Point, where they spent several days Sari.. of Event.. Miss Ida Levinson is spending the rest of the summer season with her at The Breakers. At the first meeting of the execu- mother, Mrs. Lena Levinson, at the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilman of tive committee of the Federation of latter's home in Charlevoix. 2083 Taylor avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Ukrainian Jews of Michigan held last Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus left the David Gilman have returned from a Thursday plans were formulated for seven weeks' stay at Long Branch, holding a series of events in order to early part of the week by motor for N. J., and Edgemere, N. Y. raise funds to maintain the war or- Chicago. Choose now from a very complete variety at 5 500 1 50C- ) °- "Comparison" shop- ping will reveal to you that the same gar- ments can be bought at a lower price at this season. Prove it to yourself this season— begin to make com- parisons right now! One More Week ADOPT PLANS TO AID KIEV ORPHANS HOME —Fifth Float. Shop. phans home in Kiev for which the federation has undertaken responsi- bility. It was unanimously decided to organize the synagogues for a city- wide appeal during the forthcoming high holy days, to stage a Simchas Torah ball, to arrange a tag day, to convass all Detroit Jewish organiza- tions and urge them to join the feder- ation and to conduct a membership campaign. Committees were appoint- ed to carry out the work involved in these activities. The committees were instructed to present reports at the next confer- ence, which will be held Tharsday evening, Aug. 28, at the Farnsworth Talmud Torah, 540 Farnsworth ave- nue. WOMENS WEAR 1241-1243 Woodward Avenue Between Grand River and State. PATRONS ARE NAMED FOR Y. P. S. MOONLIGHT Miss Roselle Cohen of Pittsburgh is spending several weeks with her sister, Miss Adeline Cohen. Miss Cohen arrived last Sunday toattend the Aronoff-Cohen wedding, which took place on that day. — - bias Rose Tobias, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Friedberg of Virginia park, has re- turned to her home in Oklahoma City, Okla. Miss Ruth Lambert of West Han- cock avenue has as her house guest Miss Elizabeth Kingman of Framing- ham, Mass., a classmate at Wheaton College. Miss Rose Weisberg was hostess at a bridge luncheon in honor of' Miss Gladys Kroll, a bride-elect of October, held at the Chatham Saturday, Aug. 16. * The table decorations ware tea roses and fern and the color scheme was carried oUt in pink and white. The, centerpiece was a large pink bas- ket from. which each guest drew a gift.• Those present, besides the hes- testi and honor guest, were the Misses Betty Weingarden, Rose Feller, Hen- rietta Dworkin, Ruth Golden, Rose Dias, Mildred Flayer, Mendetta Pop- kin, Bertha Witus, Marian Flayer, Augusta Weisberg and Ceile Goldman of Philadelphia. . • and Two Great August Events Come To a Close The Midsummer Furniture Sale and the August Linen Sale will continue until Saturday, August 30th, at noon —then these remarkable opportuni- ties to save on high grade Furniture and Linens will have passed in 1924 Hildson history. If you have a need for new Furni- ture—either suites or occasional pieces, q' Household Linens—now is the time to gratify that need and save considet:able money. TheJ.,L. Hudson Co. Woodward—Gratiot—Farmer Mr. and. Mrs. E. Kroll, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. David Goldstein and 633 King avenue, have moved to their son, Wilbur, of Virginia park are spending several weeks in New York. new home at 3779 Carter avenue. and Mrs. LouiS Fineman of Mrs. I. Grass and daughter, Mrs.' Alex Schreiber, have returned from 246 East Kirby avenue entertained heirlatseti an m s at t h their net g s g n iu fie 0 Prominent Members of Shaarey Z.. a week's visit at The Breakers, Cedar 7 tenth wed dale Sponsor Excursion. Point. ding anniversary. , They were the re- (my! I.. We.take the'spots from your garments and the viriakles'from your face. Our method neutralizes the stains, 4.4 modern es.. removes the spots, cleans thoroughly and keeps your clothes looking their styliSh test. All Au have to do is phone.• .7. i 9 li4 g ODORLESS AND PERFECT . . CLEANERS i ' FOREST A19'.DYERS ...:F.. "A Modern Plane With Modern Method..." ice _ 533.37 Forest Ave. K. . • Melrose 6570 -. . . . . F, .... .. :, Fl il 1111111fri. i INIIIIIIIIIIIIMMillIIIINk _ fIONIIMMIN Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Marshuiz cipients of many' gifts. The annual moonlight excursion of (Edith Manabach of this city) have] the Young People's Society of the returned. from their honeymoon and The Misses Hattie. Ravine. an Shaarey Zedek Synagogue will have are at home in Los Angeles, Their 'Frances Steinberg have returned as patrons and patronesses the fol- parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. idarshutz,' fromThe.Breakers, Cedkr Point. lowing members of the congregation: recently entertained with a reception , Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Hershman, Miss Helen Rokeff of Troy, 'Ohio, their honor. ' Judge Harry B. Keidan, William in it the house guest of her, uncle and Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Klein, Mrs. I. Wax has returned to her' suntakir. and Mrs. basis Zeiger of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Krell, Mr. and home in Wilmette, Ill., after a five .33 Tennyson avenue. Miss Rokoff is Mrs. Solonion , Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Moses weeks' visit with her son, Dr. 1. II. 'being extensively entertained during cL Isaac Shetzer Wax, at his homes in this city anat her visit here ' Winkel man, Mr. and Mrs. Max Zierer Harrow, Ont. (r and Mrs. Dora Moyer. "Mr. end Mrs. Edwin SheeleV and The moonlight will take place Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Berry (Anne son,. ' , Ellerin, Jr., • and daughter; day evening, Aug. 25,, the steamer Wax) and daughter, Gloria, have re. Frances, of St. Louis are, spending Put-In-Bay leaving the dock at th e turned to their home in Wilmette, Ill., some time aethe.Chatham Apartment foot of First street at 8:15 o'clock. after a stay of several days. They Hotel. Music for dancing will be furnished were extensively entertained during by King Kettler's Temple Orchestra, their visit here. Mrs. H. Fieed of Seeon'll boulevard which Jules Kline has designated for entertained Wednesday, Aug. 13, kt a Mrs. W. A. Cohen and children-, the evening. luncheon and bridge in the private The committee in charge of the Mae Jeanette and Marvin•M•, former- dining.xoom of the Palmetto Iltiept in moonlight, headed by Maurice Klein, ly of 1621 West Euclid avenue, have honore eff her -guest, Mrs. Hera= at looks forward to a crowd larger than returned from a month's Sojourn Sweetwine of Wheelieg, W. Va. The that of any previous excursion ar- Cass Lake. Mr. Cohen recently re- fables were decorated with flowers ranged by the society. The moon- turned from Chicago, where ...hes at- and covets were laid for 12 guests, light is one of the society's outstand- tended a two weeks' exhibition at the , • ing social events of the year and par- Coliseum. Miss Alice Stern of Charleston,W. takes of a general get-together of the Va., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenzweig of members and friends of the society Jacobs at their summer home on the and prominent members of the com- 2061 Taylor avenue are spending a Like Shore, road. month at Mackinaw Island. munity. Mrs. M. E. Cohen of 3126 Brush street has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in New Yolk: She spent most of her visit as•the guest of her brother, Samuel Appel. Young People's. Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek Want You to Be Present at Their MOONLIGH Miss Sylvia Shonette Goldsmith of 2283 Gladstone avenue has left for a month's trip in the east. She will visit in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New York and Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Victor . Schlissinger land family of 2281 Gladstone avenue have left for a trip through the east, lasting a month. , LEAVES FOOT OF FIRST STREET AT 8:30 O'CLOCK JulesKlein Presents King Kessler's Temple Orchestra Make plans now to attend this moonlight–qhe event of the season. —A .• • , frie n d 's emu T ake t h is night off to meet your old BE ThltRE! Special entertainment has been arrainged for those who • do not •dince. „ Mrs. Herman .Sseeelwine of Wheel- ing, W. Va., entertained with a sur- prise dinner and theater party Friday in honor of the twentieth wedding anhiversary of her. hostess, Mre. H. Freed of Second boulevard. Covers were laid, fore12 gueste•at the' Pal- tment Hotel and the tables metto Apar were attractively decorated with sum- mer flowers. Countess Creates a Vogge A cot:angling OITA makes The Countebs,a slipper Of unique originality as well as a• style of be"eorhing daintiness: : Created :by I. Miller end . shown e clusively by us. x I. 1_* 1, SA.L 0 N ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR Quality — Value — Service - MARTIN •MAIER & • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeiger of 33 Tennyson avenue were entertained at the home of their brotheeMa•ry Zei- ger, in Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, Aug. 13, in honor. of their silver wed- ding anniversary. Relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stamler and friends from out,of-town were pres- Mr. and Mn. W. Conant are touring ent at the reception. through the east. They will spend Mrs. Max Kahn of Bay CRY has some time in New York, Atlantic City returned to her horns after spending and the Adirondacks. several weeks as the guest of Mr..and Mrs, Harry Hack of 2051,Clairmount avenue. 0, Mrs. P. S. Applebaum of 803 Med- bury avenue entertained recently with a linen shower in honor of her niece, Miss Della Applebaum, a bride- elect. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Coleman and son, Arthur, of Hazelwood avenue have retuned from a' erotor trip to Washington, New Yorit,;;Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Monday Eve., Aug. 25 STEAMER PUT-IN-BAY Miss a Meilen Weinberg had re- turned from a visit with her sister, Mrs, Joseph TyAer (Nina Weinberg) of Buffalo, at the latter's summer , Lake, N. Y. home at stal Cry "Fashioned",, , in ' filitck Suede Patent Trim' also • Black Satin' BroCaded Rokeach Kosher Soap For washing dishes, Over. ware, glassware, porcelein. chine, marble, and for gen- eral kitchen use. • Keep. the hand. soft and delicate. The word" Kosher "In blue and red on individual c•kes penetute through and through, making I possible to use oeparate pieces o amp for milk dishes and, meat dishes. Ocher Rolceach flowelwid Producut Rotuma Koehn scouring Powder Rokugh )(other Aluminum Cleanser At all grocer, I.ROKEACH & SONS, Me. BROOKLYN, N. Y. ia•a5we eetatr '''' ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Young and family of Burlingame avenue have re- turned from a stay at the Masonic Country Club. • Mr. and Mrs. Jacob. Kass of 349 Woodland avenue announce the bar mitzvah of their son. Arnold, which took place at 'the Congregation Aha- vath Zion Aug. 16. Mr. -and Mrs. Robert Sogell and family of 2269. Calvert avenue have moved. to their new - home at 179 Eason avenue, Highland Park. $ehool life is hard ' . -Ion a• trunk A lchool trunk may have to be anything from a. clothes closet to a pantry or the. neat best thing to an easy,ehair. Obviously, it is important to choose. a roomy, well-equipped trunk, good totook at apd* built to stand a•stret.uous lite. ' Oshkosh , Trunks 'are real trunkidesigned right he m , ,in many styles aild ' and built %We s have. the ' ' NOW ON SALE Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Briskman of Hardwood avenue entertained at a birthday party Aug. . 18 in 'honor of . . . . their grandson, Daniel Leonard Gins- berg. Daniel's mother returned from Atlantic City for the occasion. STEAMER, GENERAL PURPOSE AND OTHER MAKES OF WARDLIOBE TRUNKS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Miss Jeanette Safir of 2016 Hazel- wood avenue is spending • fortnight visiting friends and relatives In New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Martin Maier•&Co. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wallace of 627 Calvert avenue entertained last Sun- day evening in honor of their fifth wedding anniversary. Covers were laid for 20 guests. S Maki•g Cued Lote• 532 WOODWARD Sias. ISIS 1567 WOODWARD 13.t. Comma &ad bailed. • David Whitney Bldg.