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Featured In—
Black Velvet
Brown Velvet
Patent Colt
Tan Calf
Dull Calf
Black Satin
Blonde Satin
the style success of the Season
We had but displayed the
Plastron in our windows when
an unprecedented demand oc-
curred. For it is new—and
totally different—and above all
in harmony with the frocks
that you will wear. On special
display now.
I. MILLER SALON
Entire Second Floor.
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Hudson's .
The Fall styles in feminine
footwear are simpler than
they were last season.
The perfectly plain pump and
simple strap arrangements
are best. For afternoon the
mode wavers between black
patent leather and satin in
black or brown. For the
street, one sees calfskin with
walking heel.
The smartness of design—
the fine quality of leathers
and the excellence of work-
manship make Hudson's foot-
wear values you will consider
excellent.
ton and New York. She accompanied
Mrs. H. S. Grant and dau hte
her aunt, Mrs. N. Kohnstam of New
boulevard have re: Childron's Yom Kippur Service:
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Claire,
of f Ch icago
York.
A Yam Kippur service for the chil-
turned from a live weeks' stay at As-
bury Park, N. J., Atlantic City and siren will be held in the main temple
Wednesday at 12:30 p. tn. All chil-
Mrs. Henry Wineman and children New York.
of 308 East Kirby avenue have re-
dren should attend this service.
turned from Charlevoix, where they
Mrs. N. Mandeberg and children of
spent the summer.
Hazelwood avenue have returned Cards of Adensisiont
from a two months stay at Asbury
On the high holy days, individual
Mrs. Sol Wolf of Lawrence avenue l'ark, N. J. En route to Detroit they cards of admission must be shown at
entertained recently with a linen visited with relatives in Providence. the door for each service. There will
shower in honor of her niece, Miss
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weip:hio a t this s i p r u ale. hetl
Emmeline Ackerman, a bride-elect of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Penner of Tuxedo
temple
who
to worship t t
October.
avenue were hosts at a reception fol- are welcome to the limit of the seat-
lowing the bar mitzvah of their son, ing capacity of the auditorium and
Mrs. Samuel—Vv—
'etsman of 1496 hlortirnore, which took place at the th e chapels.
Harding avenue entertained 16 chil- Beth Abraham Synagogue last Satur-
dren at her home Monday afternoon day.
, Religious School:
in honor of the fourth birthday anni-
The sessions of the religious school
versary of her son, Jerome. The
Mr. and Mrs. I. Rosenstein and
Fourth Floor.
The J. L. Hudson Co.
Club
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More
than Fifty
'tears
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Goldberg of 648 , Y
' Burlingame avenue have returned
from an extensive trip through the
eastern states, following a series of !Judaea
visits in Toronto, Montreal and Que-
bec.
in Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sidlow and fam-
ily of East Ferry avenue are residing
in their new home at 2500 Glynn
court.
Full Formed
Women
Are Buying
Here More
and More
H
EYN'S is increasing its business with women
who wear large sizes. Our stocks are being kept
more complete and we are scrutinizing the market
for the best obtainable apparel at lower prices.
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
SWEATERS
UNDERWEAR
CORSETS
BRASSIERES
HOSIERY
Mrs. Charles Rosenstein of 404
Holbrook avenue entertained recently
with a luncheon and card party in
honor of Mrs. J. Resler of New York,
who left several days ago for her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Davis have re-
turned from their summer home nd
are residing at the Philby Apart-
ments, 15 Waverly avenue.
The Herz! Judaeans won the Young
Judaean championship Sunday, Sept.
21, defeating the Sons of Judaea by
the score of 9 to 7. The Judaeans
will be presented with a silver cup,
the second in one term, the first hav-
ing been won at the track meet at
Belle Isle during the summer. The
game was featured by the splendid
pitching of William Schwartz of the
Herzl Club, who was sparing in his
distribution of hits.
The Herzl .Judaeans developed much
strength in the short span of six
months. When the club first was or-
ganized it had only eight members,I
but it now consists of 20 ardent Young',
Judaeans.
Mrs. I. Rosenberg and son, Louis,
of New York were guests of Mrs. 1.
Rosenstein of 624 Josephine avenue
ell route to their home from Mount
Clemens.
Mrs. Norman Swartz, who has been
the house guest of Mrs. I. Ressler for
the past month, has returned to her
home in Brooklyn.
OBITUARY
MORRIS KUTINSKY
WOMENS WEAR S
The Shop Where Courtesy
and Service Prevail
10347- Wooded
The death of Morris Kutinsky oc-
curred at Tuscon, Ariz., Sept. 12. In-
, terment took place at Clover Hill
I Cemetery, Detroit. Mr. Kutinsky is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Annabel
Kutinsky, and tour brothers.
Pirchei Zion.
•
HATS
That Forecast the Easkioll
Flats just could not keep on forever being
head.hugging cloches. Cloches have grown. The
crown has widened or stretched up and while this
is going on the brims have shrunk. Straight high
crowns, bulgy curved ones, mere edges of brims,
usually turned up in the front with stick-up adorn-
ment, ore some of the highlights.
10.00 to 45.00
Quality — Value — Service
Beauty Must Be Served!
Y ES,
beauty must be served!
With all my social activities
I must dress smartly. But, un-
derlying the smart, fashionable
exterior of my shoes there must
be a gentle, yet adequate support
—to make them naturally corn-
forrable.
My problem is solved by
wearing
PHYSICAL CULTURE
SHOES. They arena stylish and
trim and arc made in such a
complete assortment from which
to select. They are really perfectly
suited to women in every walk of
life.
SHOPS
YOU MAY FIND
THE SO-CALLED CHEAPER DRESSES
—BUT YOU WON'T FIND
Sites I to r o
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Real Fashions
MRS. PAM REMER
The death of Mrs. Pam Reiner,
wife of Joseph II. Remer of 2495 Ha-
zelwood avenue, occurred Tuesday,
Sept. 23, at the Berman Kiefer Hos-
pital. She was 26 years old. Burial
took place Wednesday, with inter-
ment in Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
1..enin officiated, Mrs. Re.
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Between Calvert and I
Caine-wood
14413 Woods-said A•ue
The last meeting of Pirchei Zion
Club was held at the home of Miss
Miss Lydia Fein of Boston is the
Ruth Bach, 9811 Medhury avenue.
house guest of her sisters, Mrs. Ben-
jamin Levenson and Miss Sally Fein Barry Friedgut addressed the club.
The next meeting of the club will be!
of 6615 Seminole avenue.
held at the home of Miss Gertrude
Miss Fay Shapiro of 598 Leicester Cohen, 519 Medbury avenue, Monday,'
court entertained at a bridge Thurs- Oct. 7.
day evening Sept. 11. Those present
Mogen David.
were the Messrs. Lewis Cohen, Her-
man Winkle m in, Nathan Shapiro,
The last meeting of the Mogen
Ben Glazer, Hyman Gottloeb, Ben David Club was held Saturday eve-
Knoppow, Jack Harris and Samuel ning at III Westminster avenue. The
Shapiro of Cleveland and the Misses program consisted of hat speeches.
Betty Helfand, Charlotte Alperin, Samuel Heyman, leader of the club,
Celia Golden, Ada Jacobson and Rea is expected to return shortly from
Ross of Moncton, Canada. Prizes were a l'alestinian trip and the members
won by Miss Rea Ross and Ben Glazer of the club are planning an ovation
and Jack Harris and Betty Helfand in his honor. An invitation has been
received the consolation.
extended to all boys between the ages
og 12 and 14 who are interested in
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amberg and the club to attend its meetings and
family of 6721 Second boulevard re- become members,
turned this week from a three months'
lour of European' countries.
PERFECTION LODGE
Mrs. Rose Ilersch and Alvin D.
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & A.
Hersch have returned from Europe,
where they spent the summer. They M., will hold a special communication
attended many functions given for Wednesday, Oct. 1, at 3 p. m. Id. M.
members of the American Bar Asso- degree. Banquet at 6:30. Entertain-1
ciation in London and Paris, including ment and speakers.
C. K. SANDORF, Sec.
a royal garden party at Buckingham
Palace. After England and France , By Order of JOSEPH KLEIN, W. M.
they visited Belgium, Holland, Ger-
many, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and
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the Riviera.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Becher were
hosts at a housewarming last Sunday
at their home at 1251 Calvert ave.
, nue. Miss Bessie Millman and Sig-'
fried Greene entertained for the
guests, who were Mrs. Gaitlry, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Goldberg and son,
and Mrs. B. Cugell, Mr. and Mrs. B,
Robins, Mr. and Mrs. Sowsin, Mrs.
Susin and Miss Eva Susin, Mr. and'
Mrs. Philip Jacobs, Mrs. Millman and
son, Mr. Lippow, Samuel Meister, the
Misses Rhea Jacobs, Celia Bankler,
Sally Sugar, Virginia Cooper, Rose
Serge, Grace Williams and Florence'
Senberg and Mrs. A. Popper.
Woodward Avenue,
Near Grand River
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Notes
Herzl Judaeans
Miss Martha Rosenstein of Joseph-
ine avenue entertained at her home
Saturday evening, Sept. 13, with a
bridge party for 12 guests.
A. C. Kranz
Fall Footwear
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Merchant
Tailor
Women's and Misses'
tables were decorated in pink and daughters, Florence and Martha, and will start Sunday scorning, Oct. 5, at
blue and each child received a favor. son, llerbert, of Josephine avenue re- 5'3(1, when all old and new pupils
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cently returned from an eight weeks' , should be present. In order to ac-
commodate as many children who wish
Mrs. J. L. Frank and (laughter, An- trip through the east.
to attend Sunday school as possible
na, of Los Angeles were recent guests
of their cousins, Mrs. L. II. Caplan
Miss Rena Horwitz, daughter of i it has been derided to hold two ses-
and Miss Tibbie E. Levinson, at their Mr. and Mrs. Julius Horwitz of Bur- sions, one in the morning and the
lingarre avenue, left for Ann Arbor, I other in the afternoon.
home, 1539 Lawrence avenue.
where she will take a course in jour-
nalism at the University of Michigan.
Quality—Value—Service
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ing, Sept. 2g, the New
Sunday
Su
Year's message will be delivered by
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Rabbi Berkowitz. The title of his
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sermon Will be "Israel Undivided."
I Rabbi Franklin will preach at the
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Monday morning services on ''The
Jew as Type of Everyman." Dr. A.
Mrs. Penry M. Fec'imer and chil-
The marriage of Miss Sally Ehrlich, , ht. rra 1 1
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'nz i au o f . New . y or k will
dren, William, Miriam and Alice, of daughter of M r. and Mrs. Moe Ehr- ' '
Itch, to Marvin R Gingoid, son of preach in the ctapel at both services.
148 Pallister avenue returned last
Saturday from a three month'' tour Mr. and Mrs. I. Ginguld of Syracuse,
of European countries. bliss Miriam N. Y., will take place Thursday, Oct. ' Yon, Kippur Service:
Fechimer will resume her studies at 2, at the home of the bride's parents,
The Yon, Kippur services in the
Vassar College, Poughekeepsie, N. Y. 2200 Longfellow avenue. A recep- temple and in the chapels will take'
Bon will follow the ceremony, No place Tuesday evening, Oct. 7, at 7'
Miss Madeline L. Rosenberg, daugh- cards. o'clock and Wednesday morning, Oct.'
5, at 9:45. Dr, Franklin will preach
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg
Mrs. 13. G. Morris and Miss Helen Tuesday evening on "An Hour of
of the Addison Hotel, left last week
for Boston, where she entered Sim- Morris of Burlingame avenue will Self-Judgment" and Wednesday morn-
mons College. Miss Irene J. Rosen- 'save Oct. 3 for Buffalo, where Miss ing on the subject, "Unforgiveable
berg will return Sunday from San Morris will play at the National Sins." His sermon Wednesday after-,
Francisco, where she has spent the American Festival. Miss Morris will noon will be "At the Graves of Kings ,
past two months as the guest of her appear as soloist with the orchestra and l'aupers." Rabbi Berkowitz will ,
uncles, Drs. A. F. and I.. D. Green. at the Hippodrome Theater in Buf- preach Wednesday morning in the
falo during the week of Oct. 12, From main chapel on the subject, "I Am a
Buffalo she will go to New York City, Failure." All other sermons at the
Miss Emily L. Morris of Connect'. where she will play.
Iay Mrs. M
eir - supplementary services will be preach-
cut avenue has returned from a three ris will return to Detroit'Oct.
ed by Dr. Franzhlau.
months' visit at Bar Harbor, hle. Bos-
' and three brothers.
M. H. MARIENTHAL
PHYSICAL CULTURE
SHOE SHOP
AT LOWER PRICES
Than In the Healy Fashion Shops.
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