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Miss Emma Lazarolf will train
children in assembly singing, liturgi-
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garments we show at these prices.
Nor do vie neglect the quality for
the style alone. Only the best fabrics,
furs and silk linings are used in their
fashioning by finest needleworkers.

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ORCHESTRA HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 8:30

HAITOWITSCH

Eminent Blind Violinist.

Tickets on Sale at Grinnell s and Box Office

"America's Best"

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The opening of the season of the
Society is sponsoring the concert
which Abraham Ilaitowitsch, the bril- Detroit chapter of Iladassah will take
the
form of a membership tea which
,
tient blind violinist, will give at Or -
chestra Hall on Thursday evening, will be given at the Statler Hotel on
Monday
afternoon, Oct. 26, at 3
Oct. 22. Among the patrons and pat- 1
ronesses of the concert will be: Fred o'clock, when the officers, directors
M. Butzel, Mrs. John S. Newberry, I and membership committee of the
Dr. Don M. Campbell, Charles M. chapter will act as hostesses to old
Ainsworth, Mrs. Ossip Gabrilowitsch, and new members and friends who
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Warren, Mr., may desire to learn about the organic-
and Mrs. Burt Eddy Taylor, Williamlation with a view of becoming a mem-
Murphy, Oscar Webber, Mrs. Ed-lber. Miss Ida Keidan is in charge
eel Ford, Mrs. Ernest C. Kranzler, I of arrangements and is being assist-I
Mrs. William Clay, Mrs. John S. ed by Mrs. Abe Srere, Mrs. N. E.
Sweeney, Merton E. Farr, Sidney T. Aronstam and Miss Sarah Weinberg.
Miller, Mrs. Thomas Henry Simpson, Mrs. Max Frank of Burlingame ave-
Edgar B. Whitcomb, Mrs. J. B. Book, I nue, chairman of the membership' '
Jr., Mrs. F. T. Sibley, Mr. and Mrs. committee, invites all interested worn-
Geo. C. Clark, Col. Frank J. Hecker, en to send their names in to her be-
MISS EMMA LAZAROFF
Mrs. Charles T. Bush, Mrs. Edward fore Oct. 22 to they may receive in-
day School of the Shaarey Zedek T. Sumner, Mrs. Rolla C. Carpenter, vitations to the tea. A musical pro-
Synagogue, which will open on Sun- Mrs. Arthur 11. Buhl, Alice D. Dodge, I gram will feature the afternoon's en-
day, Oct. 18, at 10 o'clock. A. Louis Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Beal, Mrs. James' tertainment. Eric Ludwig Wyle,
Gordon is superintendent and a staff S. Holden, Senator James Couzens, eminent concert pianist, and Jules
of competent elementary and high Henry Wineman, Mrs. Ilenry A. Kro- Klein, distinguished cellist, will give
school teachers has been engaged. All lik, Milton M. Alexander, Sol M. Cole, I the musical program.
children are invited to attend the Mrs. Joseph L. Selling, Samuel Hefty- .
Sunday School and may register now enrich, Benjamin Lambert, Harry ' Mrs. Rose Smelsey entertained at
at the synagogue.
Heitman. This will be the first De- a mah jong luncheon and a mince!.
trait appearance of Mr. Haitowitsch, laneous shower at her home, 1530
BETH DAVID SYNAGOG
although his playing has given pleas-1 Seward avenue, on Sunday, Oct. 11,
REMOVED TO BRANCH ure to discerning followers of violin in honor of Miss Anna Bennett,
music in New York, Chicago, Boston whose marriagt will be an event of
On Oct. 18 the Beth David Syna- and other eastern cities. i Oct. 25.
gogue at 546 Winder street will be
Miss Dorothy B. Shapiro, daughter
closed and services will thereafter be
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore A. Vine of
held at the branch synagogue at John 893 Clairmount avenue will be at of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Shapiro, for. I
R. and Owen avenues. The Serer home on Sunday, Oct. 10, from 2 to 5 merly of Detroit but now of Brook-
Torah, books and all sacred articles and 8 to 10 in honor of the bar mitz- line, Mass., has entered Wellesleyi
will be moved and the building of- vah of their son, Milton. No cards. College as a freshman.
fered for sale. Anyone who wishes
to reach the rabbi or who has need
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Glosser and
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Karbal of
for cemetery service should call the Blaine avenue are now residing in daughter, Freda, have left their sum-
branch synagogue.
their new home at 301 Webb avenue. mer home on the Lake Shore drive,
At a recent election of officers H .
Mt. Clemens, and are motoring to
C. Keywell was re-elected president;
Miss Sidelle Goldstein of East their home in Johnstown, Pa., to
A. N. Deutsch, vice-president; A. Du-
spend the winter.
brinsky, treasurer, and N. Lakowitz, Philadelphia avenue has left for New
a fort-
secretary. Mr. Keywell was present. York, where she will spend
Honoring Miss Betty Helfand, a
night
visiting
relatives
and
friends.
ed with a medal in appreciation of his
bride-elect of this month, Miss Mil-
services on behalf of the synagogue.
dred Helfand enterthined on Satur-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morris
Goldberg
In an interview he stated that his
day evening, Oct. 3, It their home,
present aim was to work with the of- (Rose Kirschbaum of Detroit), who 539 Englewood avenue, with a sur-
ficers to arrange for the building of have been living in Mt. Olivet, Ky., prise miscellaneous shower. A lap
are
now
making
their
permanent
a new synagogue on the northwest
lunch was served to 40 guests and a
home in Miami, Fla.
side of the city.
good time was had by all. Miss Hel-
Alex Mutnick and family have fend was the recipient of many lovely
JEWISH ARTISTS
moved from 603 Hague avenue to gifts.
An important meeting of the So- 12329 Third avenue, Highland Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Lieber-
ciety of Jewish Artists for election
Mrs. S. II. Silk of Calvert avenue man and family are now residing in
of officers will be held Sunday, Oct.
entertained on Tuesday evening, Oct. their new home at 2284 Chicago
18, at 10:30 a. m. sharp at 89 Ro-
boulevard.
wena street. Members are urged to 6, with a bridge and miscellaneous
be present before 10:30, as the meet- shower honoring Miss Florence Git-
Mrs. Kalman Gittleman and Miss
lin,
whose
marriage
will
be
an
event
ing will begin promptly. The pro-
Hattie Gittleman of 579 East Kirby
grog for the ensuing year will be of Nov. 22.
avenue are residing in their new
formulated.
The marriage of Miss Dina Wex- home at 2733 Elmhurst avenue.
ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
ANNOUNCEMENT
Miss Esther Van Praagh of Battle
Wexler of 2508 Taylor avenue, to
Elliot Novitzsky will take place at Creek, Mich., who has been in Los
Dr. A. Max Kohn has moved his the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on Angeles for the past nine months, ha s
offices to 802 Stroh Building, where Sunday evening, Oct. 18, at 6 o'clock. come to Detroit and is residing with
he is limiting his practice to the dis- Rabbi A. !)I. Hershman will officiate. her sister, Mrs. Louis Frankel of 1414
eases of infants and children.
Hazelwood avenue.
Miss Sylvia Sternberg of Theodore
Miss Irene Caplan of the Oxford
street is visiting with relatives and
friends in New York City for several Hall Apartments left last Monday for
Life. Health, Accident, Burglary,
Chicago,
where she will study at the
Automobile, Pints Giese, Marine, LIAO.
weeks. She will visit relatives in
its. Compensation, Explosion, Windstorm,
Atlantic City, Washington and Phila- University of Chicago.
Surety Bond.
delphia before returning home.
Miss Anna Holzman of Johnstown,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar R. Blumberg Pa., who has been spending some time
and sons of Glynn court have re- in Mount Clemens, spent several days
turned from a seven weeks' stay at last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
II. Schakne of 2073 Hazelwood ave-
General Insurance
Mackinac Island.
nue.
922 Dime Bank Building
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Berk and
Mr. and Sirs. Morris B. Schwartz
family
of
Garland
avenue
have
moved
DETROIT
to the Tahama Court Apartments, and family, formerly of Farnsworth
avenue, are residing in their new
1600 Seward avenue.
Melrose 0449,
home at 239 Owen avenue.
Cadillac 8589
Honoring Mrs. Walter Golden of
I
and'Mr-S7tinrris Greenwald
New York, a guest in the city, Miss
Rose Efrusy entertained 16 guests and family of 298 llendrie avenue
have
moved
into the Amherst Court
at bridge.
Apartments, 1715 Seward avenue.
Miss Esther Lenhoff, a bride-elect
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Stickler of
of this month, was honor guest at a
luncheon at the Statler Hotel fol. 2047 Clairmount avenue expect to
lowed by a theater party at the Tem- leave next Sunday for a fortnight's
ple at which Miss Gertrude Schreiber visit in New York City.
was hostess on Oct. 12.
Mrs. Bernard Ansbach entertained'
Mrs. Anna Wolfson of 2989 Vir- at a luncheon, bridge and mah jong
ginia park will be at home on Sun- at her home last week.

Schor is Showing in His Big Daylight
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the Most Outstanding Furniture Values
in Detroit.

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OPENING

Saturday, October 17

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day, Oct. 18, from 2 to 5 and 8 to 10,
in honor of the engagement of her
daughter, Rose Beatrice, to Karl D.
German of this city. No cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry Schubiner of
Glynn court announce the bar
mitzvah of their son, Isador Arthur,
which will take place on Saturday
morning, Oct. 24, at the Shaarey Ze- I
Synagogue. No cards.

Previous to her departure for Seat-
tle, Wash Mrs. George Poplock (nee
Fannie Edelstein), formerly of De-
troit, was honored with a bridge
luncheon Saturday evening, Oct. 10,
by her mother, Mrs. Jennie Edelstein,
and sisters, Mrs. Lydia Carnis and
Ann Edelstein, at their home on Clair.
mount avenue. Among the guests
were Mrs. Morris Berkowitz, Mrs.
Harry Gurvitch, Mrs. Robert Sheer,
Sirs. Henry Kasin, Ida Platt . .Ptefa
Steinbnrn, Sara Epstein,. and,
Rose Kahn of Sesi tti , W as h , Miss
Ethel Lee. NI 5 `Plorence Weber, Miss
Frances Levi ,son, Miss Mollie Edel-
stein. llone :s were won by Dora
Steinberg, v .thel Lee, Florence Weber
and Franc es Levinson.

FOOTWEAR. FOR
CHILDREN

Ruby's shoes are
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Spacious ballroom,
private dining rooms
and banquet hall offer
unequalled f a e i lities
for b r id g e dinners,
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made now in adv•nre thrnoith
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Luncheon 11.30 to 2-85r.

Dinner 5:30 to 11:30-31.25.

Sunday Dinner 11'30 A. M. to 8 P. M.
51.50.

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9.i.1 Thursday, Oct. 8, Mrs. Sidney
-Ailitz entertained at a miscellaneous
post-nuptial shower jn honor of Mrs.
HANCOCK AT JOHN R
B. P. Bankle, formerly Miss Bertha
Glendale 3000
Charles H. Clements
Marion Lever, a recent bride. Hal-
•
' hrwe'en decorations in orange and
black were very effectively carried
out in the color scheme. The guests
included Mrs. Morris Cohen, Sirs. Si.
Schmidt, Mrs. Samuel S. Rankle, Mrs.
E. Rich. Miss Virginia Cooper, Miss
!Cecille Rankle, Miss Jean Pallitz, Miss
Sally Shugar, Sirs. J. Metz, Miss Til-
IlBagasements, Wedding.. l)•.q.ets and
lie Stone, Miss Frances Kahn, Miss
All Social Ckcas.ans.
1Sara Pohl. Miss Sara Brown and Sirs.
th• leading j a ,,,a,
Bloom. Miss Lever's recent elope-
We eater
Affeirs el the C1ty.
ment with Mr. Bankle of Davenport,
Iowa, was very much of a surprise to
Ws Borers?* Hewes and Hans.
all of her friends.

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Mr. and Sirs. Simeon Cugell and
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Mrs. M. Krohn was hostess to a
number of guests at dinner on Sun-
day, Oct. 11, complimenting Rabbi
Frani, his mother and brother. Cov-
ers were laid for 12.

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12S RICHTON AVENUE
Hemlock MU I
Mato 1771

Pohl's

NEW

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formerly

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IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Mrs. Pohl will continue in Personal Charge

of the cuisine.

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