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HARRIS•KNOPPOW
Mrs. Rachel Mellen of 5635 Com-
monwealth avenue announces the
marriage of her granddaughter, Miss
Selma Knoppow, to Charles E. Har-
ris, which took place on Saturday,
Sept. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Harris are
spending their honeymoon on er ex-
tended Eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Slobin (Fee
Shatzen) of 2331 Elmhurst avenue
are receiving felicitations on the birth
of a son, Herbert Daniel, on Sept. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lippitt (Mol-
lie Eder) of West Philadelphia ave-
nue are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter, Sheila Eileen,
on Sept. 23.
LASKY.LEVITT
Mrs. J. 11. Levitt of 1644 Taylor
avenue announces the marriage of
her daughter, Bess, to J. B. Lasky.
JUNIOR HADASSAH UNIT
PLANS MEMBER DRIVE
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Starts Sea.
son's Activity Oct. 7.
The Yiddish Playhouse, 2814 Host-
' ings street, will be the scene of a
benefit performance on Monday eve-
, ning, Oct. 5, to aid the Ilebrew Baby
Day Nursery. An excellent program
is promised all who attend. The nur-
sery association is aiming to interest
the women in the community in its
work and is raising funds to carry on
its activities. Mrs. Pearl Rottenberg
is president of the association and
chairman of the benefit.
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear
mother, Bluma Schreiber, who passed
away five years ago, on Oct. 4, 1920 .
SPECIAL SHOE OFFER TO MEN
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For in all the worldwe ranru4 find
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The first event of the autumn sea-
son to be arranged by the Ladies
Auxiliary of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will be in the form of a Suc-
coth luncheon and will take place
Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 1 o'clock, in
the dining room of the synagogue.
The luncheon, which will be followed
by a program, will be prepared and
served by members of the auxiliary.
It will be given in a setting sugges-
tive of the Festival of Ingathering.
The occasion is being planned by the
social and hospitality committees.
The social committee consists of Mrs.
Harry Wetsman, chairman; Mrs. Saul
Saulson, Mrs. Louis Stoll, Mrs. Abra-
ham Srere, Mrs. Henry N. Weinstein,
Mrs. Harry Selker, Mrs. Samuel
Frank, Mrs. Ilitnon Kaplan, Sirs. Rob-
ert Marwil and Mrs. Charles Smith.
The members of the hospitality com-
mittee are Mrs. B. Blumrosen, chair-
man; • Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich, Mrs. Benja-
min Goldman, Mrs. David S. Zemon,
Mrs. Louis Solomon and Mrs. A. B.
Stralser.
The program will include an ad-
a
Samuel dress by Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
reading of a Succoth story by Shalom
Aleichem by Mrs. Joseph A. Zechman
and vocal selections by Mrs. C. C.
Lappin.
Mrs. Saul Saulson is in charge of
reservations. The last day on which
reservations will be received is Sun-
day, Oct. 4. Mrs. Saulson is being as
misted by Mrs. M. II. Zackheim.
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$9.00
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DETROIT'S BETTER CLOTHES
AT CLAIRMOUNT
Special
This Week
PLAN BRIDGE TEA
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Nu Beta Phi Sorority will
opon its autumn season with a mu-
sicale and bridge tea to be given at
the Book-Cadillac Hotel in the Italian
Gardens on Saturday afternoon, Oct.
10 Cards will start promptly at 2
o'clock and musical entertainment at
4. Miss Betty Berick is general chair-
man and Miss Sudye Jacobson is the
musical chairman. Assisting Miss Ja-
cobson are: Hilda Davies Krebil,
English harpist; Grace Berman,' pi-
anist; Rhea Harris, contralto; Sayde
Jacobson, violinist.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack B. Weiss, ca-
terers, who recently moved from Gar-
CARD OF THANKS
RUBY'S
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CHILDREN
w.
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Open Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Evenings.
Autumn Dance
field avenue to 1670 Filigree avenue,
wish to announce that they now have
more facilities for serving the Jewish
community. Weiss catering in known
in the city for the excellent, strictly
Kosher food, perfect service and
pleasing appclintments. Phone Em-
pir e 0334-51.
MUSCLE DEVELOPING
Every price in our store is right. You will recognize the fact
when you come in and compare them with others you may see.
ur policy is volume of business and not margin of profit—that
is why we are able to quote such low prices. The price quoted
in this advertisement will interest you. Everything we sell
fair margin and we priced it according to its
you is priced on a
worth and cost. Drop in and let us show you our merchandise.
entire community."
"An affair for the
A Succoth get-together party will
be held by three girls' clubs under the
auspices of Miss Blume Levin of the
educational department of the United
Jewish Charities on Sunday evening,
Oct. 4, at 7:30 o'clock, at the Y. W.
II. A., 89 Rowena street. The clubs
are the Deborians, the Rayos and the
J. J. J.'s. Mrs. Otto Kahn will ren-
der five vocal selections which will
constitute part of a program includ-
ing games, dancing and refreshments.
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9x12 Fringed
Fourth Floor.
Mrs. R. D. Flayer and family of
560 East Palmer avenue wish to
thank their relatives and friends for
CADILLAC EMPLOYES DANCE
the kindness and sympathy shown
The Cadillac Motor Car Cempany them during their recent bereave-
employes of the parts' department ment.
will hold their twelfth annual in-
formal tianenig party in the form of HADASSAH MEMBERSHIP TEA
a masquerade on Friday evening,
Detroit chapter of Iladassah will
Oct. 30, at the American Eagle Tern-
• pie ballroom, Bethune and Brush give a harvest-membership tea on
streets. The following committees Tuesday, Oct. 27, when old and new
are in charge: Miss Idella Kempton, members will welcome the new sea-
hostess; Miss Helen Diviney,•tickets; son's activities. Mrs. Max Frank,
Claude Read, treasurer; A. C. Le- chairman of the membership commit-
blanc, music; Frank Pellerin, prizes; tee, has already received a number
H. W Crossman, general chairman. of requests for invitations from in-.
terested and prospective members and
wishes to state that she will gladly
CARD OF THANKS
receive all names, before Oct. 20. At
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gents of 5921 the first hoard meeting, held last
Van Court avenue wish to thank their Tuesday at the home of Mrs. David
relatives and friends for their kind S. Zemon, final arrangements were
I sympathy during their sad bereave- made for the tea, of which Miss Ida
Keidan is chairman.
ment.
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B'nai B'rith Lodge
NO. 34, 1. 0. B. B.
Sunday Eve., Nov. 1
Book Cadillac Hotel
Italian Garden and Crystal Ballrooms.
KEYSTONE SERENADERS
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This is the same original band that entertains in millions
of homes nightly and recently completed a sensationally
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A prerioux mother f rom us I, gone.
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AUXILIARY TO HOLD
SUCCOTH LUNCHEON
"A Modern Plant Wi th Modern Methods."
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—to be found exclusively
at Hintelhoch's1
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With corn shocks, rosy apples and
sparkling cider and other symbols of
the truly bucolic affair, Perfection
Lodge, No. 486, F. and A. M., will
give a llallowe'en party at Webster
Hall on Thursday evening, Oct.
Harry Jacobson, chairman of the
committee, has appointed Ben 0.
Marx and Jacob Rosenberg, in charge
of decorations, a scheme which will
characterize the rustic affair.
As a novel feature, the attire to be
worn by the members, wives and ,
friends will be overalls and gingham
gowns. The entire ensemble of mu-
sicians will be donned in costumes of
a like nature. Tickets may be ob-
tained from any member of the lodge.
OSCAR GANTZ
Oscar Gantz, 9 years of age, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gantz, was killed
, by an automobile on Friday, Sept .
' 18. The funeral was hell at the
home, 5921 Van Court averue, on
Monday, Sept. 21.
Melrose 4200
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LODGE PLANS PARTY
FOR HALLOWE'EN DAY
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Scholnick
(Beatrice Zuieback) of 2046 Taylor
avenue are receiving congratulations
oil the birth of a sun, Morton, Leslie,
on Friday. Sept. 25.
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We are interested in each piece of
work we receive. By paying attention
to each small service we have established
complete confidence.
Let your wardrobe keep regular en-
gagements with our cleaning service.
Try us once and the "Forest" will become
one of your thrifty habits.
S.,
Mr. and Mrs. William Cohen (Mar-
tha 5Iorritz), 2481 Andrus avenue,
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, Shari Gerald, on
Sept. 30.
The Detroit Chapter of the Junior
Hadassah will begin the season's ac-
tivities with a campaign for new
members. Miss Ethel Steinberg, 1518
Edison avenue, is chairman of the
membership committee.
Junior Hadassah supports a num-
ber of orphans in the holy Land and
it has also undertaken the support of
the Educational Institute for Orphan
• Girls at Meier Chfeye. The Detroit
chapter has decided to organize cul-
tural groups for its members, each of
these groups to be under able leader-
ship. The following are the classes
to be held: Hebrew, Zionism and
book reviews.
The next Junior Hadassah meeting
' will take place on Monday evening,
Oct. 6, at 8 o'clock, at the Little The-
ater, 89 Rowena street. All those
interested are invited to attend.
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GOLDROTT-BOOKSTEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Bookstein of 419
King avenue announce the marriage
of their daughter, Emma, to David
Goldrott of New York. Mr. and Mrs.
Goldrott will return from their honey-
moon the early part of October.
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