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JUNIOR HADASSAH
SPONSORS A DANCE
Fifty-one Years in Detroit
arsortai
November Sale
Informal Beata Planned for Nov. 16
■ I Oriole? Tarr...
An informal supper dance at Oriole
; Terrace Sunday evening, Nov. 16,
will be held under the auspices of the
' Detroit Chapter of Junior Hadassah
as its first social affair for the sea-
son of 1924-25. Mrs. Seymour Frank
heads the ticket committee and is as-
of
Coats
With the opening of the winter ac-1 The Phoenix Club was attractive sisted by Mrs. Rut-ben Rosenfeld. The
tivities season of the Detroit Chapter with autumn flowers and decorations entire hall will be turned over to the
evenin • Oct 31 , for a Hal- organization after 9 o'clock that
of Iladassah the regular Wednesday
sewing days at the Shaarey Zedek loween (lancing party. Jean Gold-, "'mg'
The members of Junior Iladassah
kette's
Orchestra
played for the Banc-
Synagogue are again being held. Mrs.
held their monthly meeting at the
Henry Weinstein, who had charge of ing, which continued until a late hour.
Mon-
. .lewish Woman's Club house last Mon-
A
buffet
supper
was
served
at
mid-
this activity of Hadassah last year,
day evening. Philip Slovitz gave
again heeds the sewing committee an d night. Members of the club are ac-
a
or history of the Zmmst movr-
reports that at the last two meetings tively engaged in putting on a revue
lilt and Its place in Jewish history.
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be called te
a larger number of women attended
than last spring. Dresses are the
chief articles which the women sew
on Wetinesdays, although another
feature of their work is the annual
"sheet day." when sheets for the hos-
pitals in Palestne are collected and
sent there by Mrs. Weinstein. In a
letter sent to the Detroit chapter by
Dr. Simon Tannenbaum, director of
the hospitals in Jerusalem, he said:
"Sheets are always needed and are
welcome to us because we are able
to supply the demands made upon us
by our hospitals and kindred institu-
tions to whom we supply linens, and
they are more welcome to the pa-
tients who are thus enabled to enjoy
the comfort of nice, clean and fre-
quently changed linens while they are
in our hospitals. If it were possible
for you to listen to the sighs of satis-
faction and contentment breathed by
t"e patients as they are changed by
the nurses into these clean linens, you
would feel more than repaid for any
trouble which you may have in col-
lecting and sending these generous
contributions." The dresses, upon
which the members are working at
nresent, are used for the children of
Palestine.
Fur Trimmed Coats
In Large Sizes
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Miss and Matron
which will be presented at the club-.Ile was followed by Mrs. Seymour
house Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 26. Sol Frank, who gave a sketch of the life of
M. Cole and Al Weeks are writing Felix Nlembilsohn, German composer.
Miss Aline Schiller, soprano, accom-
the lyrics and Seymour Simons is
Pcutied by her sister, Miss Esther
composing the music. The revue will
Schiller, sang several selections from
be presented entirely by members of
Mendelsohn and Samuel Bernstein,
the club.
violinist, played a number of corn-
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The Misses Sophie and Minnie positions from that famous composer.
This Sale—now in progress—is
an outstanding November event in
Detroit.
Schneider - and Gertrude Hershman
entertained the members of the
Athena Girls Club and their friends at
a miscellaneous shower last Saturday
Gamma Sigma Kappa:
evening in honor of Mis Ethel Last,.
The Gamma Sigma Kappa Sorority
whose marriage to Ned Lippit will
, entertained at a Halloween party Nov.
take place Nov. 30.
1. The costumes worn by the mem-
Iisand their escorts made a pleasing
Miss Celia Rosenbaum of Montreal, Picture.
the house guest of Mrs. Robert Ellen-
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stein, was a guest at the meeting of
the Art Circle Oct. 22. Mrs. Charles
We had the best time on our first
Held of Indianapolis and Mrs. Harry hike, last Sunday, and we want every
Friedgut were guests at the meeting one to know about it. We expect to
Oct. 29, which was held at the home have a much larger group next week
of Mrs..M..P. Fisher.
and the "more the merrier" is our
Word has been received of the mar-
niece of Miss Rose Tobias of Okla-
homa City to Ralph Lazarus of New
York City, which took place last Tues-
day in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Lazarus
is a niece of Mrs. Morris Friedberg of
610 Virginia park and is a frequent
visitor in the city. Mr. and Mrs.
Lazarus are expected to visit Mrs.
Friedberg in a few days while en
route to New York.
E have an un-
usually fine se-
lection of smart-
ly styled garments in
sizes up to 54.
fin-
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
The coats are from some of the
best known manufacturers, made
of the season's finest materials, in-
cluding many sports fabrics, most
of them trimmed with beautiful
furs, and are offered at prices
easily recognized as remarkable.
motto. Put on your knickers and
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Schiller and sweaters and come along with us and
family have moved from 299 Monte- we're sure you won't regret it. Also
rey avenue to 1550 Edison avenue.
bring your lunches and get down to
the club house by 9 o'clock, Nov. 9.
Miss Claire Kapetansky of 1730
Clairmount avenue recently returned Banquet:
from a visit to points in northern
It isn't too early to make reserva-
Michigan.
tions for the banquet which will be
held Sunday, Nov. 23.
The Daughters of Hadassah enter-
tained with a Ilalloween party last
Saturday evening at the home of Miss
p
Esther Schlessinger of Gladstone ave-
nue. Decorations were carried out in
Halloween colors and refreshments of
cider, doughnuts and apples were
served. Twenty couples attended the
J. L. HUDSON Co.
FYFE'S—"Ten Floors of Shoe Service"
party.
Fyfe's New
Mrs. Emanuel Tobias of 2069 Glad-
stone avenue has as her house guest
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S , hubot
her sister, Mrs. Isaac Abrams of Chi- (Amelia Goldberg), whose marriage
cago, who is being extensively enter- was an event of Oct. 22, have re-
tained during her visit in the city.
turned from their honeymoon and are
at home at the Grace Willis Apart-,
Mrs. Seymour Simons of the Ilotel meats on Brush street.
Whittier entertained recently at the
Statler Ilotel with a mah jong and
Mrs. Louis Goldman of Edison ave-
bridge tea, honoring Miss Yetta nue has as her guest Mrs. Max Ro-
Schwartz, whose marriage to Milton senthal of New York City. Mrs. Ro-
Petroviski will take place Nov. 11.
senthal is being extensively enter-
Mrs. Rubin Goodstein of 5208 Thir-
ty-fifth street entertained 60 guests
last Sunday evening in honor of Mrs.
Eli A. Dorfman (Dora Williams) of
4300 Buchanan avenue, a recent
bride. A color scheme of pink and
white was used in the rooms, The
party was in the nature of a house-
warming.
H EYN
WOMENS WEAR
Woodward Avenue Near State
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne of
2973 Hazelwood avenue returned last
Tuesday from an evtended trip to
New York, Atlantic City, Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.
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Christmas Cards
We have received a complete stock of high grade
cards—plain and engraved and with designs. Place your
order now before the stock becomes depleted.
Sheehan's Book Store
1150 Woodward Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shroder (Em-
meline Ackerman), whose marriage
took place Oct. 14, have returned
from their honeymoon and are resid-
ing at 3211 Calvert avenue.
At Farmer
Woodward and Gratiot
Gore and Opera Pumps
The Two Most Popular
in Women's Footwear
tained during her visit in the city.
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Among those who have entertained
for Miss Jennie Zierer of Clairmount
avenue, whose marriage to B. Roy Sa-
linger will take place Nov. 23, are
Miss Helen Blumrosen, who was hos-
tess at a dinner and bridge at her
home on West Euclid avenue last
Wednesday evening, and Miss Arlene
Callow of 2666 Webb avenue, who
entertained at her home Thursday
evening.
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The Misses Betty Steniberg and Ann
and Berdie Hosdin were hostesses at a
shower at their home at 2024 Mon-
terey avenue last Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Yetta Gursky, whose
marriage will take place Nov. 9. A
buffet luncheon was served to 25
guests. Miss Gursky received many
gifts.
Both Models Featured—Come in
Tan Calf, Patent Leather,
Black Satin or Black Calf
They represent the very latest
style and design and arc of excel-
lent quality. They arc just the kind
of shoes that particular women
like to wear and often pay more for,
Mrs. Morton Sillman of East Grand
boulevard is spending some time in
Miss N.inette Weinberg of 500 Jo-
Chicago.
sephine avenue has returned from a
two weeks' visit in Flint, Lansing and
Among those who entertained re- Kalamazoo.
eently at the Phoenix Club is Mrs.
Max Josephs of the Hotel Stevenson,
Max Krell of 7425 Poe avenue will
who was hostess at a luncheon Thurs- leave Sunday for New York, whence
day, Oct. 30.
he will sail for Germany to spend six
weeks with his brother, David Krell
Joseph J. Cummins, who has re- of Berlin. •
sided in loos Angeles during the past
five months, returned to Detroit last
'Mrs. B. Stein, who has been the
Tuesday for a short stay.
house guest of her brother and sister,
Third Floor
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 11. Weisberger
of 213 California avenue, Highland
Park, has returned to her home in In-'
dianapolis. She was extensively en-1
tertain(id during her stay here.
Fyffe Hosiery
Many Other
In Keefiing With
Pleasing New
Fyle Footwear
Styles
Woodward and Adams
The home of Mrs. M. Alvin of 2225
Longfellow avenue will be the seine
a card party the afternoon of
Tuesday, Nov. 18, to he given by the
ladies Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek
Congregation for the benefit of the
scholarship fund of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary.
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"The Store Beautiful" on Grand Cirrus Park
Honoring Milton Petroviski, whose
marriage to Miss Yetta Schwartz will
take place next Tuesday, Samuel
Ilartmen was host to 40 guests at a
stag party at the Wolverine Hotel last
Saturday evening. On the previous)
Saturday evening. Oct. 25, Theodore
Schwartz was host at a stag at the '
Wolverine Hotel in honor of Mr. Pet-
roviski.
Mrs. Sol M. Cole of 140 Berlin-1
game avenue is in New York City.
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FLOWER
How
Coats and Wraps of
Cocoa Dyed Ermine $985 to $1295
The Sea3on's Smartest Styles in the Fur Beautiful
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Lipson,'
nee Estelle Ilarris, are now residing
at the Chicago Boulevard Manor,
3010 Chicago boulevard.
Isidor Branch of 733 Clairmount
avenue returned last week from a six,
months' trip abroad. Mr. and Mrs.
Brasch are spending several days in !
Chicago, where they went to attend
the confirmation of their nephew,
Cecil Brasch.
Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Kahn, former-
ly of 2286 Taylor avenue, are now
residing at '2988 Calvert avenue.
NOVEMBER 13th to I6th
Beautifully Fox Trimmed
rain
S
- AME
Genuine Mink $985 to $3500
Made from Dark Selected Pelts in Last Word Styles.
Broadtail and Broadtail Caracul
$898 to $3950
Elegance
Supreme
SATISFACTION ASSURED--PRICES ALWAYS LOW
Newest interpretations of the season's smartest coat, frock, ensemble
suit, sports wear and lingerie modes are found here at modest prices
AUTUMN v
CONVENT ION HALL"
WOODWARDAT CANFIELDS
Cocoa lap Weasel $595
In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, Edward, who died
11 yearn ago. Nov. 5.
His Loving Wife, Mrs. Mamie
Cherkose, and Son, Aubrey. s
In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Hattie
who died four years ago
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No tole know. the .,loot heartache.
Only tho • who lat , t elm tell.
Arc! the tee, 1140 •r• shed in •il•nr•
For the one we loved no well.
Mourned by Her Children and Grand-
children.
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