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Miss Gertrude Brenner of 3801
Twenty-ninth street entertained 21
girls at a bridge and bunco party on
Monday evening, Dec. 14, in honor
of her birthday anniversary. Prizes
at bridge were won by the Misses Lil-
lian Golden and Anne Kopel and Mrs.
Jack Brenner and prizes at bunco
went to Miss Margaret Weiler and
Miss Pauline Schwartz.
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We offer a wide selection, suitable for
every age and taste and ,purse, and em-
bracing the best in Poetry, Music, His-
tory, Old Books, Rare Books, and Sets in
F'ine Bindings.
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For Gift. other than Book•,our stock af-
opportunity for the choice of such
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articles n Book Ends, Desk Sets, Portfolio.,
Bras. Goods, Leather Goods, Stationery and
Novelties.
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Candies
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Home Cooked
Chocolates
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Candies'
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Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Applebaum
AND OTHERS:
Miss Mae Davidson was hostess at and family of 1733 Clairmount aye-
Other Herd Candies.
Wrapped Caramels,
nue
are
residing
in
their
new
home
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a house party on Saturday, Dec. 12,
50c
lb.
lb.
at her home, 457 Hague avenue, in at 3021 Tuxedo avenue.
Fudges,
Peonut Crisp.
50c
lb.
lb.
honor of Miss Florence Bilansky of
Miss Mary Wetsman returned from
Mal
Taffy,
Hollywood, Calif., formerly of De-
Milk Chocolates,
50c
lb.
lb.
New York, where she has been mak-
troit.
Cream Mints,
General ...Mt.nt of all
ing her home, several days ago and
60c
lb.
our Candies, lb
Thin Mints,
Peneuchie,
Miss Rose Kief will be honor guest is visiting her parents on Virginia
75c
lb.
lb.
park.
at a party on Saturday evening, Dec.
Glared Nuts,
Nut• and Fruits,
80c
19, at which her sister, Miss Betty
lb
lb.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Goldman an-
Kief, will be hostess at their home,
Pecan Roll,
lb.
nounce
the
approaching
marriage
of
2000 Louise avenue. The following
gusts have been invited: The Misses their daughter, Evelyn, to Fivus S.
Glaced Fruits in Gift Packages $1.25 Lb.
Lea Clavens, Irene Barahal, A. Bara- Rivkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Fancy Boxes Filled With Your Selection, $1.25 Up.
hal, Pauline Berkowitz, Rose Jacobs, Rivkin. The wedding reception will
Belle and Helen Rottenberg, Clara be held on Sunday evening, Dec. 27, ke.
Kline and Minetta Morger and Al at 147 Winona avenue, Highland is.%
A Good Assortment of Christmas Tree Novelties and 10):
Fenton, hernias Fenton, Robert Zeff, Park. No cards.
Ben Berkowitz, Hyman Tigel, Al Ja-
cobs, Mac Raimin, Jack Koretz, Sid-
Honoring Miss Esther Friedman,
AN ALL YEAR GIFT
ney Thumin, Hyman Barahal and who will become the bride of Maur-1 ••
As• special service to our customers, at this
, you may
Zangwell Bernstein.
is II. Levin on Dec. 20. her sister,
send •s a gilt a •tanding order of our Candies that will he de-
Mrs. Samuel Trabman (Donna Fried-
livered at any intervals you choote, Moine the nest Y., Stol,
at one of our stores and lesve your order. We will notify the
The A Bide Abit Club met at the man) entertained at an aluminum W4
recipient of this standing order.
home of its leader, Miss Gertrude shower Saturday evening, Dec. 5, forig
Brenner, last Friday evening, for a 20 guests at her home on Leicester ' jet
social and bridge. Prizes were won court. Mrs. J. A. Fenberg of Fern-
MacDi•rmici Stores Conveniently Located at
by the Misses Edna Zuckerman and dale, Mich., was hostess at a personal
Betty Felsenfeld. The club present- shower last Sunday night honoring
TWELFTH AT CLAIRMOUNT
Miss
Friedman.
A
buffet
supper
was
ed Miss Brenner with a diary as a
1322 Broadway
served to 60 guests. Miss Friedman
birthday gift.
Woodward, Near Boulevard
Woodward
at Clifford
received many lovely gifts.
Woodward at Collingwood
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Toiler Hotel
Miss Hilda Freedman of Viriewood
31 State Street
Grand River, Near Griswold
Jefferson at Dickerson
W.dward at Amtandrine
Samuel Sternberg has been ap-
avenue 'entertained her sorority, the
Beta chapter of the Phi Beta Nu, and pointed trustee of Mosaic Lodge, No. rt:
their escorts at a supper party Satur- 530, F. and A. M.
day evening, Dec. 5.
Mrs. Jonas Lehrel and infant son,
Mrs. Max Grossman and Mrs. I. Stanley, of the Bronx, New York, '0,.\\\ ■%.\
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Irving Bittker entertained for 40 will arrive on Sunday to visit Mrs.
guests at a luncheon and bridge on Lehrel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry
Weitzman of 2015 Seward avenue.
Wednesday, Dec. 9.
Mrs. Lehrel was Miss Esther Weitz-
Miss Mae Davidson of Hague ave- man of this city before her marriage.
nue was hostess to 20 guests at her
Mrs. Abraham Mirkin of Clairfield.
home on Saturday evening, Dec. 12,
complimenting Miss Florence Marie Pa., who was the house guest of her
sister,
Mrs. Jacob Burrows of Bur-
Bilansky of California, a guest in the
lingame avenue, has returned to her
city.
home.
Miss Evelyn Schreiber of 1130
Miss Isabella Werbe of the Detroit
Longfellow avenue entertained for
Miss Reva Sally Jacobs. a bride-elect Conservatory of Music will give a
of Dec. 27, with a luncheon and nov- series of musical teas at the Con-
elty shower at her home last Satur- servatory Hall. The first was given
day afternoon. After luncheon the today, Friday.
16 guests played bridge and mah
Jong. Miss Jacobs was the recipient
The Misses Augusta Busker and
of many lovely gifts.
Ruth Velick of 1514 Seward avenue
entertained Wednesday evening with
A charming affair of last Sunday a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss
evening was the reception given by Esther Friedman, a bride-elect of
Mrs. Anna Himmelhoch of 1645 Chi- this month. Miss Friedman was the
cago boulevard, at which she an- recipient of many lovely gifts.
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Ray, to Dr. Abraham Alt-
Miss Rosalind Robinson, daughter
shuler of 2454 West Euclid avenue. of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Robinson of
Miss Anne Campbell, Detroit News the Chatham Apartments, will return
poetess, read a poem which she had from Highland Manor, Tarrytown-on-
written in honor of Miss Himmelhoch the-Hudson, N. Y., on Saturday for
and Dr. Altshuler. Carl Chase and her Christmas vacation.
Morris Werner, violinists of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra, and Mrs.
Fifty guests were present at a
George Stark, dramatic critic of the bridge dinner given at the Phoenix
JUNIOR LAMPS
BRIDGE LAMPS
Detroit News, and Miss Florence Gra- Club last Saturday evening by Mr.
die. Five hundred guests were pres- and Mrs. Nathan Simons of Burlin-
TABLE LAMPS
SMOKING SETS
ent.
game avenue.
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60c
60c
65c
80c
90c
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CHRISTMAS CARDS , 10c Each
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32-Piece Dinner Set, $7.50
This set of domestic china is in a
design that is entirely new. The
shoulder of each piece, including the
cup. is slightly curved and fluted.
Gay colored decorations.
on Sunday, Dec. 27.
Fyfe's Canadian Streak for
women and girls, black calf,
felt-lined shoes with nickel-
plate tube skates attached,
sizes 2 to 9.
Fyfe's Canadian Streak for
men and boys, black calf, felt-
lined shoes with nickel-plate
tube hockey skates attached,
all sizes.
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FOR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS
$8.95
Vanity Set, $1
The net consists of three pieces, a
powder box and two perfume bottles
in amber, green, amethyst, or peach
colored glassware.
In honor of the seventh birthday
anniversary of their daughter, Beat-
rice, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ostrow of
603 East Euclid avenue entertained
60 guests last Sunday evening with
a bridge supper. Prizes were award-
Miss Sylvia Simons, who has spent ed to winners at each table and sup-
the past several months in England per served at midnight.
and on the Continent, returned short-
The following guests were present
ly after Thanksgiving to her home on
Pallister avenue. Miss Simons is the at a gathering given by Miss Flor-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David W. ence Bronstein on Sunday evening atiw,
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Simons and is an accomplished pi- her home on Kirby avenue: Ethel ,
Kulick, Ida Kron, Eva Shetz, Helen 1.1
anist.
Rosener, Dorothy Bronstein, Jeanne
Miss Molly Newman will be hostess Lieberman, Betty Gorse, Dorothy •
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at a bridge luncheon and handker- Burensky, Bessie Sklar, Bessie Dub-
chief shower at the Book-Cadillac rinsky, Al Rosen, Jack Zuber, Charles
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Hoel on Saturday, Dec. 19, compli- Tobin, Ben Kroker, Mortomer Rich,
menting Miss Reva Sally Jacob, Mac Snyder, Eugene Weiss, Ben !XI
whose marriage to Samuel C. Jacob- Richman, Ruby Snyder and Joe Sny- 1111
son of Louisville, Ky., will take place der.
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SKATES and SHOES
FOR MEN
FOR BOYS
Glassware or China
Detroiters will be interested to
know the comment made by the art
critic of the New York Times con-
cerning the work of Theresa Bern-
stein in connection with the Women
Painters' Exhibit which is being held
in New York at the present time. Is
these exhibits one tries in vain to
turn one's back on Mrs. Bernstin's
work hoping to avoid always men-
tioning the same name; but it is be-
fore her work one stays longest and
enjoys oneself most." It will be
remembered that Theresa Bernstein
has been a regular contributor to the
annual art exhibits that have been
held in this city under the auspices
of the educational department of the
United Jewish Charities.
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Sunday Evening, January Tenth
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Mrs. Max Ostrow will be hostess
at a meeting of the Saturday After-
noon Bridge Club on Dec. 19, when
she will entertain with a bridge
luncheon at the Chinese Tea Gar.
dens.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ostrow of Vir-
ginia park were hosts at a bridge din-
ner on Tuesday evening honoring
their house guests, Mrs. A. C. Winkel-
man of Cleveland and Mrs. A Fish-
bain of Providence, R. I.
Miss Mitzie Winkelman of Blaine
avenue Was hostess at a theater party
honoring Mrs. A. Fishbain of Provi-
dence, R. I., and Mrs. A. C. Winkel-
man of Cleveland, the house guests
EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ostrow of Vit-
DANCE NEXT SUNDAY t girlie park.
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The Sunday evening dances being
Complimenting Mrs. Herman Sie-
given every Sunday evening at the
Emanuel Auditorium are proving a gel, a recent bride, Mrs. J. H. Ball
big success. These dances are given of 503 East Philadelphia avenue en-
for the purpose of obtaining funds tertained at a luncheon and card
for the furnishing of the new syna- party on Wednesday, Dec. 9. Mrs.
gogue. They are also causing a Siegel was Miss Esther Lenhoff be-
friendly spirit among the younger fore her marriage. An out-of-town
Jewish element of this community. guest was Mrs. Anna Goldman of
The next dance will be given on Sun- Philadelphia, Pa., who is the house
day, Dec. 20. Music will be fur- guest of her mother, Mrs. Louis Sie-
nished by Finsel's Orchestra. gel of Kenilworth avenue.
• Miss Elsie Kurland, whose mar-
OLD FOGEY
To object to • reform because it is riage to Benjamin Larky of Summer-
mind
somewhat
villa,
N. J., will take place on Jan.
betray
a
new is to
surprise
childish in the brain of an adult. Op. 17, was honor guest at
and bridge given last Satur-
shower
position on such • basis may postpone
progress. It certainly does discredit day evening by her sisters, the Misses
him who maintains it. Devotion to Fay and Anna Kurland, at their
the old because it is old is an .asinine home on Harmon avenue. Coven
Kurland re-
ear-mark of an old fogey.—Dr. Alex- were laid for 45. Miss
ceived many lovely gifts.
ander Lyons.
SECRETARIES
And Hundreds of Other Gifts.
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When Society
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is one su-
premely c o r rect
place in Detroit
for private parties,
bridge dinners, or social
teas. Luxurious appoint-
ments and unfailing
service grace every or-
cation at the Palmetto.
Private dining rooms,
spacious ballroom and
banquet hall may be ar-
ranged for through the
steward.
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Luncheon 11:30 to 2--43e.
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S.A. Dinner 11.30 A. M. to s P. M.
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