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ASSISTANT CHAIRMAN
FOR FORMAL AFFAIR

The J. L. HUDSON CO.

Acceptance and reservations for the
first annual mid winter formal ball of
the Bicur Cholem Society to be held at

Advance Notice

of

Hudson's January
WHITE SALE

All emloty Items and other local mt. should be communicated to the office of The
Chronicle by o'clock Wednesday aliernooe in order to appear M the current week'.
Issue. Phone Cadillac 1040. Smiety Editor. Mail notices ao as to be received set later
than Wednesday.

"SEASON'S GREETINGS"

a
In Which We Announce

reduction in FURS that
I/ I are an appeal to women's
love for beautiful things!

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Adams Ave., W.—Cor. Park Blvd.

"The House of Finest Furs"

With the advent of the winter sea
The regular monthly meeting of
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El on ' son, many Detroiters have left the
Monday afternoon, Jan. 11, at 2:15, state and are sojourning in Cali-
in the chapel of the temple, will be fornia, Florida and Europe. Mr. and
marked by a program of unusual ex- Mrs. E. R. Rothman and Mr. and
cellence. Alexander Meiklejohn, for- Mrs. Adolph Sloman are wintering in
mer president of Amherst College, California, while Mr. and Mrs. Rod-
noted educator, lecturer and philoso. ney Myers and children and Mrs.
pher, will address the sisterhood on Meyer Prentis and small daughters
The College of Tomorrow." In his are in Florida. Mr. Prentis is spend-
chosen field as professor of logic and Mg six weeks in Europe while his
metaphysics and by virture of a sin- family is in Miami. Late in Janu-
cere and forceful personality and a ary Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern and
most persuasive eloquence he wielded son and daughter will sail for a three
so wide an influence and as great a months' European trip, as will Sirs.
degree of popularity that his friends Henry A. Krolik, who expects to go
and supporters on his resignation to Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Max May have
from Amherst proposed the raising of already left for Italy to remain until
DOROTHY ROBBINS
funds for a university to bear his late in April. The Misses Dorothy
name and to enable him to put into Krolik and Ruth Kahn, daughters of the Statler Hotel are increasing in vol-
practice his ideas regarding collegiate Mr. and Mrs. Day Krolik and Mr. and ume as the date of the affair, Jan. 10
education. The public is Invited to Mrs. Albert Kahn, respectively, are approaches. Unique invitations have
hear Dr. Meiklejohn, called the "new- spending the holiday season in New been sent to all the members of the or-
er prophet of the college of the fu- York City and Mrs. Sam Rose and ganization and their friends. Many
daughter, Edith, were in Grand Rap- tickets are still available, according to
ture."
ids over Christmas and New Years. the chairman of the committee, Samuel
Miss Mildred Bernice Meyers of Mrs. Aronheim is also in New York Arkin.
The music on this occasion will be
2299 Clairmount avenue left on Dec. City for several weeks.
furnished by ('he "Skylarks" the re-
26 for Canton, Ohio, where she is the
Mrs. Charlotte Brown, Miss Augus- nowned dance band of radio casting
house guest of her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles T. Luntz, over the holi- ta Brown and David A. Brown's two casting WGIIP. The proceeds will tie
daughters of 60 East Boston boule- used for the extensive relief work
day season.
vardspent part of the holiday season which is being carried out by the or-
Miss Ida G. Silverman of 1648 Les- with Mr. Brown in New York City, ganization.
Acting as patron and patronesses
lie avenue has returned from a visit where, as national chairman of the
United Jewish Campaign, he has his are: Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Hershman,
of several days in Toronto.
Sir. and Mrs. M. Si. Rosenthal, Mr.
headquarters.
and Mrs. Harry Sotovsky, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis of Clair-
mount avenue are spending the holi-
Sir. and Sirs. Abraham J. Levin are Mrs. Marc Weinbeck, Dr. and Mrs.
day season with the latter's parents, expected to return from their honey- Harry Kritchman, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Jenefsky of moon shortly and will be at home Maurice Marcus, Mr. and Sirs. Alfred
Dayton, Ohio.
after Jan. 11 at 79 Westminster ave- Mendelsohn, Sir. and Mrs. Nathan
nue, the Max Slay home, which they Metzger, Mr. and Sirs. Charles Rubi-
will occupy until Sir. and Mrs. May ner, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt,
return from a sojourn in Italy late Hyman Bernstein, Mr. and Sirs. Dav-
in April. Mrs. Levin was, before her id S. Zemon, Dr. and Mrs. E. Eder.

Silk and Muslin Underwear
Linens, Cottons
Bedspreads and Bedding

Coming! The great annual Sale of White
Goods that has a wide reputation for savings

on merchandise of dependable Hudson quality.

Watch the newspapers for further details of

this event.

marriage on Dec. 12, Miss Carolyn
Wolfstein of Cincinnati. Mr. and
Mrs. Levin were in California, where
they spent some time with Mr. Le-
(Formerly Jewish Institute.?
vin's parents, Rabbi and Mrs. Judah
L. Levin of Detroit, who have taken
Institute Mothers Club:
an apartment in Berkeley over the
Due to the closing of schools for
winter.
the holidays, the Institute Mothers
Club will meet on Saturday, Jan. 2 ,
Miss Ruth Shaeffer of Cincinnati is a t 2:30, at the Kirby Center, 609
the house guest over the holidays of East Kirby, corner St. Antoine, in-
Mr. and Sirs. Charles Wolfgang of stead of the Balch School. Miss Mary
2040 Gladstone avenue. Miss Shaef- Connolly of the Board of Health will
fer, who arrived before Christmas, give the third of a series of "Know
was the incentive for many charming Your Town" talks. Reports will be
affairs.
given as to investigations as the re-
sult of the last talk. Sirs. Si. Shubow
Mrs. S. Covitz chaperoned her will give several readings from Sho-
daughter, Gertrude, to the Tau Delta lern Alechim and wil Ike followed by
Phi Fraternity convention in Chica- a musical number which is being ar-
go, which took place at the Edgewa- ranged by the Music Study Club.
ter Beach Hotel from Dec. 24 to Dancing will follow the meeting.
Dec. 28.
BUSINESS NOTICE
Miss Clara Irene Striesfeld of To-
Nat Shever, proprietor of Shever's
ronto, Ont., is spending some time in
this city as the house guest of Mrs. Kosher Slindwich Shop, announces
Max Goldfadden of 2637 Boston the removal of his shop from 111
boulevard. Miss Striesfeld will visit Cadillac Square to more spacious
friends in Toledo for several weeks quarters in the Lawyers Building, 649
Randolph street Sir. Shover extends
before returning to her home.
an invitation to his patrons and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallow of 2032 friends to visit him in his new shop.
Blaine avenue entertained as their
house guest their cousin, Mrs. Carl
Kettring of Cleveland. Mrs. Callow
accompanied her cousin to Cleveland
for a visit.

WELFARE CENTERS

SALE

Of Fine Lubin Footwear For
Every Hour and Occasion

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Sports Shoes
Dance Slippers
Street Pumps Fine French Hose
Buckles & French Mules

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zamsky of 2212
Hazelwood avenue and sister, Mrs.
Nathan Rubin of 3244 Tuxedo ave-
nue, left for Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land, where they will visit their par-
ents.

Lubin footmodes, always 'way in advance in styling, in design,
in fabric and leathers, have been drastically reduced for the
January clearance. Providing a wonderful opportunity to buy a
season's foot wardrobe al most substantial savings.

Miss Sue Beerbohm of Hague ave-
nue has returned to Detroit after
visiting in Toronto.

Following a three weeks' shopping
trip in the East, Miss Dorothy Wei-
sen of 242 Medbury avenue spent
several days with her parents before
leaving on Dec. 14 for Miami Beach,
Fla., where she is associated with the
Nielson Violette.

ubtnIA.

Misses Eva Sevitz and Melva M.
Levin of 414 East Ferry avenue were
among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding ceremony of Herman A. Au-
gust of this city to Evelyn Baskin of
Chicago, which took place in Chicago
on Sunday evening, Dec. 27.

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Bicur Cholem Society

will hold their

Midwinter Formal Ball

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on Sunday evening, the tenth day of January
nineteen hundred and twenty-six

at the Statler Hotel
Music by "the Skylarks"

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$4.00 per couple

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Tailor
merchant The Shop Where C ourt esyBe lO w3 a 47 inc Woor odIrd

and Service Prevail.

Sir. and Mrs. Abe Srere have left
for Los Angeles, Calif., to spend sev-
eral weeks with their parents, Mr.
and Sirs. Moses Srere.

Mrs. Samuel Kohlenberg of 3756
Elmhurst avenue entertained on Sat-
urday evening, Dec. 19, with a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of her sis-
ter, Miss Clara Goldberg, whose mar-
riage to Ben Rosen will take place on
Jan. 10. Luncheon was served to 30
guests. Games were played during
the evening and Miss Goldberg was
presented with many gifts.

Miss Mildred Bachrach of Calvert
avenue was honor guest at a surprise
birthday party given at her home last
Sunday evening by a number of her
friends.

Harold N. Rosenthal, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal of 659 Eas t
Boston boulevard, is spending sev-
eral weeks at his home. Mr. Rosen-
thal is a senior student at the Rabbi
Isaac Elchanan Seminary of New
York and expects to graduate next
summer.

A birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Albert Kurtz was given Friday eve-
ning, Dec. 25, at her home, 2539
West Euclid avenue. Twenty guests
were present. A dinner was served
with William Schultz acting as toast-
master. During the evening a mu-
sical program was rendered and danc-
ing was enjoyed.

Mrs. Meyer Mansbach has left for
Los Angeles, Calif., to visit her Bon-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert S. Marshutz (Edith Mans-
bach) and infant granddaughter who
was born on Dec. 29.

The Phi Epsilon Phi Fraternity en-
tertained on Saturday evening, Dec.
26, with a formal dinner and dance
in a private dining room of the Toi-
ler Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Ro-
senberg, Miss Harriet Barnett and
Charles Fineberg were chaperones.

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