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The Colors of Birdland
Offer Untold Opportunities
As an entertainment feature for
the Jewish Mothers Clubs' summer
camp at Milford, Mich., Miss Blume
Levin took several members of clubs
under her direction to Milford last
Sunday ,where they presented a pro-
gram. A playlet, "The Child in the
Home," was acted by Edith Weiss,
Sara Newfield, Anna Tachna, Goldie
Weinstein and Rose Rappaport. Mil-
dred Kramer played a violin solo in
addition to rendering several dra-
matic selections. The clubs are part
of the United Jewish Institute edu-
cational department. Miss Mary Cap-
lan, head of the department, is also
in charge of the camp, at which 30
mothers and children are at present
spending their vacations.
"Plumage Shades" for Fall
Every individual complexion finds
its harmonizing color in these strik-
ing new colorings for fall, giving
true likeness to the exact shades of
denizens of the air.
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Gold-Banded Glassware
All society Items and other local notes should b• communic•ted to the offic• •I Th.
week's
Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday •Iternoon In order to appear in Hiscurrent
Ph.. Cadillac 1040, Society Editor. Mail notices so. to bri received not lat.
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than Wednesday.
—Arthur Studio.
MISS RACHEL ABRAMS
Special, $2.39 Each
Rabbi Leon Franc of Chicago, who
was recently elected the successor to
Rabbi henry J. Berkowitz at Temple
Beth El, spent last week in Detroit
as the house guest of Alvin D
Hersch. Many delightful affairs were
given in honor of Rabbi Fram, who
will come to Detroit to assume his
duties in August.
Glassware that add, the charm of richness and dis-
tinction to a summer table. The price on these
pieces was formerly much higher. The assortment
of pieces has become limited, and they have been
reduced for clearance.
Handsome fruit bowls, some low with r o lled edges,
souse with pedestals; cheese and cracker sets, sand-
wich trays, all of clear crystal glass with richly
etched and gilded banding. Excellent values at
The Epsilon Tau Fraternity of the
College of the City of Detroit will
give a smoker at Webster Hall on
Sunday, Aug. 2. Covers will be laid
for 20 guests.
$2.39 each.
Miss Lenore Winsen of New York
City is visiting her brothers, Benja-
min and Jose Winsen.
Mrs. Betty Abrams of 14544 East
Jefferson avenue announces the en-
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Davies (Corinne
Mrs. Rose Lipson and daughter,
gagement of her daughter, Rachel, to Rice) have returned from a four Doris, left on Friday, July 31, by mo-
Eugene F'ranzblau of this city.
weeks' honeymoon in the Rock y for for Boston, where they will visit
Mountains and are now residing at relatives. They will visit with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Pohl of 2073 West the Imperial Hotel.
Lipson's son, Elliot, at Camp Wald-
Philadelphia avenue announce the en-
Four or the feathered family supply
man, Winslow, Me., and will spend
gagement of their daughter, Sarah,
Complimenting Miss Lillian Mark several days in New York and Phila.
these shades the Wren, Plover,
to Samuel Trosh, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Tennyson avenue, a bride-elect of delphia before returning to Detroit
Troupical and the Jackdaw
William Trosh of Sioux City, Iowa.
next month, Miss Bessie Green of early in September.
The wedding will take place late in
King avenue entertained at a lunch-
December.
eon at the Palmetto Hotel on Satur-
explaining
the
new
"Plumage
Miss Sally Gorman of Hague ave-
of
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Vhis is the second
day, July 25. Following, the lunch- nue entertained last Saturday in
Shades" fin. fall.
BICUR CHOLEM HOLD
eon Miss Green took her guests to honor of Miss Clara Davis of Charles-
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A MOONLIGHT RALLY see "The Youngest" at the Bonstelle town, W. Va., who is the house guest
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What promises to be an evening of
real
pleasure
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be
the
next
regular
Mr. and Mrs. David Diamond and
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Mrs. William Wine of Clairmount
meeting of the Bicur Cholem Society. Mr. and Mrs. David Block have left avenue, who has been spending sev-
The Emanuel Synagogue, whers the for visits in Charlevoix and Cheboy- eral months with her parents in New
meeting will be held, is being placed gan.
York, has returned.
in readiness for the evening of Thurs-
day, Aug. 6, just four days before
Miss Sara Landman of 89 Rowena
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Feldstein, ac-
the sixteenth annual moonlight.
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jay street will return next Monday from
There will be free dancing with mu-
and Mr. and Mrs. James Kay, left last a week's visit in New York with her
sic by Finzel's Orchestra and every-
Wednesday for a motor trip to Al- brother, Rabbi Isaac Landman, and
one is cordially invited to attend.
bany, N. Y. They will also visit in family.
Final arrangements are being com-
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
pleted for the moonlight, aboard the
A. Ben Ezra, until recently prin.
and Washington before returning
steamer Put-In-Bay on Monday eve-
cipal of the Oklahoma City Hebrew
ning, Aug. 10, boat leaving the foot to Detroit.
School. has moved to this city and is
of First street at 8:30 p. m. The
Again the Jewett announces something new. On display
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Rosenthal now residing at 655 Colburn place.
committee is arranging for profes-
August 2nd. Let us show you.
sional talent on this occasion to while of East Ferry avenue, who are spend-
Miss Schonette Goldsmith of 2283
ing
the summer at their cottage on
away what spare time might occur
Gladstone avenue has as her house
"YOURS FOR GOOD SERVICE"
between dances. Everything is being Gratiot Beach, have as their guests
guest Miss Ida Isl. Dalitz of Ann Ar-
Mrs.
R.
Davis
and
children
of
Chi-
done to guarantee a better time at
bor. Many affairs are being given
this affair than anything given here- cago.
in honor of Miss Dalitz.
tofore by the Bicur Cholem Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wetsman and
The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
small son, Jerome, of Ilarding ave-
will give a picnic at Bob-Lo on Wed-
nue, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Aug. 5. If it rains the picnic
nesday,
9430 WOODWARD AVENUE
Jack Litzky, left last Sunday for a
be held the following Wednes-
motor trip through the East. They will
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day. Prizes will be given.
will visit relatives in Philadelphia and
Sid Morris, Asst. S•les Manager
fry. Schreiber, Sales M ► n•ger
Atlantic City and atop at Niagara
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopp of
Falls, New York and Washington.
Engagements, Weddings, Banquets and
Monterey avenue will leave on Satur-
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Mr. and Mrs. Litzky will also visit in
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day for a fortnight's stay at Macki-
Connecticut.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Greenfield
and daughter, Peggy Jewel, of Edi-
son avenue have moved to their new
home at 9931 McQuade avenue. Mr .
and Mrs. A. Solinsky and family have
also moved to their new home at 9933
McQuade avenue.
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227 GRATIOT AVE
Mr. and Mrs. David King, Jr., of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Stone have
the Chicago Boulevard Manor, Miss
their
a visit with rs.
Yetta Goldsmith, Dan Siegel, Robert returned from
Isberg and Benjamin Koploy have leftbrother and sister, Mr. and MA.
for an extended stay at the Inn, Rosenthal, at Gratiot Beach.
Charlevoix. They will be joined there
In honor of their second wedding'
by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roth of Louis- anniversary and complimenting their
ville, Ky.
sister and house guest, Miss Lenore 'I
Winsen of New York, Mr. and Mrs. I
Mrs. H. Kaufman and children of
Benjamin Winsen of 2263 Richtonl
Cleveland are visiting Mrs. Kauf-
0 U man's brother-in-law and sister,
r. avenue were hosts at a theater and,
supper party at King Wah Lo Cafe
and Mrs. J. C. Sacks of Taylor ave.
on Tuesday evening, July 28.
O 0 nue, at the latter's summer home at
Coaley Lake.
The Misses Betty and Pauline Bliss
of New York City are guests of the
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Waterstone
Alex Max family on Cameron ave-
of Pingree avenue have left to spend
their summer vacation at Cedar nue en route to Chicago.
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Mrs. Jacob King, Mrs. Louis H.
Landsberg and daughter, Billie, are
spending the summer at Far Rocka-
way, L. I.
Nathan Brenner of 637 Alger ave.
nue has returned from a month's visit
with his brother and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ghreene, ac- in Baltimore and Portsmouth, Va.
companied by Mr. and Mrs. R. Bas-
kin and family and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Miss Bertha Zeff of Chicago has re-
Rudolf, motored to South Haven last turned to her home after visiting her
week-end.
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund B. Unger
of Glynn court announce the ap-
Beautiful in every detail was a
proaching marriage of their daughter,
Rita Bernice, to William Mayers of farewell lawn party given on Wed-
dnesday, July 22, by Miss Frances
New York, which will take place ol
J. Y.
Thursday, Aug. 6. A reception will I Burnstine, daughter of Dr.
oulevard, in
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burnstine of Chicago b
of
follow
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Edward Unger, 2225 Edison avenue, honor of Morton Silbereld, son
Julius Silberfeld of
and Mrs.
dinner
at 8:30 o'clock. No cards. Rabbi
Newark, N. J. A six o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hirschman, was served to 20 guests who enjoyed
Mrs.
Jesse Hirschman and Miss Sadie games and dancing. Rabbi and
Silberfcld returned to their home last
Hirschman left last Thursday for a
two weeks' motor trip through the Tuesday after a visit at the home of
East. Mr. and Mrs. Max Steingold of Chi.
cap boulevard.
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charming ring. Our serv-
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expert advice that will
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Israel J. London of 405 Catalpa
Miss Edith Albert has returned
drive, Royal Oak, will leave Saturday
home after a month's visit at Old
for Utah to join his wife and chil-
Orchard,
Me., and Boston.
dren, who are spending the summe r
in the Rocky mountains. They will
S. Keller of Oil City, Pa., is visit-
return to their home the first of Sep-
temos•i.
nue.
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"It does make a difference where you
buy your furs"—because Wellman is show-
ing "Something Finer in Furs."
Surrounded by a staff of experienced
fur salespeople — individual attention —
Miss Boyle, Mr. Wilson or myself—always
here to meet you personally.
We bought pelts, the cream of the mar-
ket, early—also imported from the fur
marts of Europe.
Buy your furs now, for our lines are com-
plete for 1925-26, and prices lowest at this
time. Only a small deposit is required—
and your furs will be stored free of charge
until you are ready to wear them.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Brown of 51
Pilgrim avenue, who recently com-
pleted an extensive tour through the
East, are spending the remainder of
the summer at Cedar Point.
The regents of the University of
O Wisconsin announce the appointment
of Dr. Sidney K. Beigler of Detroit,
0 class of 1924 of the University of
Michigan Medical School, to a three-
year fellowship in surgery at the
University of Wisconsin State Gen-
eral Hospital at Madison.
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Raccoon Coats for Ladies and Boys.
Broadtail Caracul, Silver Muskrat, Fox Trim-
med, $175.
Buy from Your Practical Furrier—Samuel Kuratsky.
KURETZKY FUR COMPANY
Mrs. II. Levin of Virginia park has
as her guests her sister, Mrs. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter of Cal-
Norwich, and her niece, Beverly
vert avenue, who are spending the
• 0 Waldman, of Chicago.
summer at Gratiot Beach, near Port
Mr. and Mrs. Max Siegel of Atkin- Huron, have as their house guest
son avenue have left for Crystal their niece, Miss Ida Lee Leiter of
Beach for the remainder of the sum- Tampa, Fla.
mer. They will occupy their summer
HIGHLAND MANOR
OIIO home there.
the Misses Adeline
LI and Mildred Baer, who are visiting
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Levin was hostess at a bridge at her
on Virginia park
I day, July 22. Covers were laid for
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on display.
Mrs. Julius Anixter and family of
Chicago left here last Tuesday for
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. On their
return George Lewis, son of Mrs.
Fannie Lewis, will join them on an
extended Western trip. Mrs. Anixter,
who stayed at the Palmetto Hotel
during her visit in Detroit, entert-
ained with a dinner at the hotel and
a theater party on Saturday, July 25,
in honor of the birthday anniversary
of her son, Allen Burt. Among the
guests were Mrs. Jennie Rogoff, Miss
Beatrice Berkson, Merrill Rogoff,
Mrs. Fannie Lewis. Miss Edna Lewis,
George Lewis, Charles Lazrwitz of
Chicago and William R. Anixter.
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