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ACTIVELY INTERESTED
IN BRIDGE ON JAN. 10
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Annual "Priced-Down"
Clearance
,The J. L. HUDSON CO.
Miss Tibbie Chimovitz is actively
interested in the Athena Girls' bridge
Printed Silks
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Fashion's Cho'ce for Southern and Spring Wear
Men's Fine Hats
INCLUDING
The Famous Disney Hats
Beavers-Velours-Smooth Finish
NOW
ALL
$12.00 and $15.00
HATS
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8.65
- $6.45
- - 64.85
- '3.45
- - '1.85
$8.00 and $10.00
HATS
$6.00 and $7.00
HATS
$5.00
HATS
All Caps formerly
to $3.50 are now
in the Hudson Silk Shop
All society items .d other local notes should be communicated to the office al The
Chronicle by S o'clock Wednesdayalterneon to order to appear In the current week's
Issue. Phone Cadill. 1040, 5.iety Editor. Mall antisu so as to be received wet later
than Wednesday.
The Detroit Senior and Junior Ila-
dassah chapters will give a formal
ball at the Book-Cadillac Hotel on
Sunday evening, Feb. 7, the proceeds
of which will go toward the various
humanitarian enterprises in which the
chapters are interested. The Medical
Unit work in Palestine, the Nurses
Training School and the child wel-
fare department are particular ac-
tivities for which the senior organiz-
ation's share will be used and the or-
phanage at Meier Chfeye, Palestine,
is the institution supported by the
Detroit Junior Hadassah Unit. Mrs.
Louis Robinson of the senior chapter
and MN. B. Roy Salinger of the
junior unit are chairmen of the
dance. Seymour Simons Orchestra
will play, with Mr. Simons conduct-
ing.
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YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
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Thursday Evening, January 14, 1926
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Indeed, these gay silks promise to promenade wherever
smart women assemble of an afternoon or evening.
And for every hour of the day there is the proper
printed silk. Heavy crepes for the sports costume,
floating filmy chiffons for the more formal occasions
of tea or dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schaefer and
children formerly of 140 West Be-
thune avenue, are residing in their
new home at 2232 Gladstone avenue.
Mrs. Maurice II. Zackheim and son,
Herschel, have returned from Buffalo,
N. Y., where they spent the holiday
week visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gursky of
1980 Elmhurst avenue will entertain
18 guests on Saturday evening, Jan.
9, at a farewell party. Decorations
appropriate to Valentine Day will be
used. Mr. and Mrs. Gursky will
leave on Saturday, Jan. 16, for New
York City, where they will make
their home.
Mrs. L. V. Rudner and son, Jerry,
of Canton, Ohio, are the guests of
her sister, Mrs. Martin M. Rosenberg
(Norma Frosh). Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
(Hazel Frosh) entertained at a the-
ater party and luncheon honoring
Mrs. Rudner and Miss Dorothy Sha-
pero, who was visiting from New
York City.
le T ic her perina t r s e fo hrugtei,. modern
The color variety is prat-
tically limitless.
printed
MISS TIBBIE CHIMOVITZ
Most of the
silks are 40 inches
wide. A few of the bordered
tea which is to be given Sunday af-
ternoon, Jan. 10, at the Palmetto,
Hancock avenue at John R. street,
from 2 to 5. l'rizes will be awarded
at each table. Tickets may be se-
cured from any of the members or at
the door the afternoon of the bridge.
BLANSHARD TALKS SUNDAY
Jack Lightstone of 2537 Boston
boulevard has left for Chicago for a
Mrs. Ella Lavine and Miss Belle fortnight's stay, during which time
Paul Blanshard, field secretary of
Gealer have returned from a two he will attend the Furniture Exhi- the League for Industrial Democracy
bition.
weeks' visit in Cleveland, where they
of New York, will address the Detroit
were extensively entertained.
Labor Forum Sunday, Jan. 10, at 3
Miss Lillian Franklin of Chicago p. In. lie has had a unique experi-
has
been
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Fisher
of
ence as a lecturer, author, factory
Dr. and Mrs. Myron D. Jacoby, who
formerly resided at 1630 Calvert ave- Atkinson avenue. During her stay worker, labor union officer and world
entertained traveler. He has just returned from
she
was
extensively
here
nue, are now in their new home at
and among other affairs the Junior a trip around the world and brings
3380 Monterey avenue.
Hadassah gave a dinner in her honor. first hand vivid pictures of social
Mrs. J. K. Berliner has left the Miss Franklin is an active liadassah movements in Japan, Soviet Russia,
Denmark and Great Britain. His
city for Atlanta, Ga., to join her hus- worker in Chicago.
subject will be "What I Saw in Soviet
band, where they will make their fu-
Mrs.
Harry
Fried
of
Miami,
Fla.,
Russia." The Detroit Labor Forum
ture home. A number of social func-
formerly
of
Detroit,
entertained
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is conducted by the Detroit Federa-
tions were given in her honor before
guests at an elaborate Christmas Day tion of Labor at the Cass High School
her departure from the city.
dinner at her home.
Auditorium. Meetings held every
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Jacob Miller and daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Wax
of
Wilmette,
Lillian, of Taylor avenue have re-
turned front a visit to Columbus, 0. Ill., were hosts at a New Year's party
honoring their son, Reuben of the
Mrs. Samuel D. Hodes is visiting in University of Michigan and his
Philadelphia, where she is the guest schoolmates and their friends. An
of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Nat out-of-town guest was Miss Jean Sil-
ver, a student at Ferry Hall.
Levy (Alyce Elsa Hodes).
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Arcadia Monday I
Auditorium Evening
The annual meeting of the Jewish
Fresh Air Society will take place at
the Jewish Woman's Clubhouse, 89
Rowena street, Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 13 at 2 o'clock. The public is
invited.
The members of the Gamma Girls
Sorority entertained with a formal
New Year's eve party Thursday, Dec.
31, at the home of Miss Byrdie Gel-
ler of Sturtevant avenue. A mid-
night luncheon was served to 24
guests.
ARCADIA AVDITORIUM
.
Printed Georgette and Chiffon
$2.95 to $4.95
Printed Crepe de Chine
$1.95 to $3.95
crepes de chine are 54 inches
aide, at $5.95.
who prefers them, and very
quaint floral or coin dot
m
f s oormte
the
h fc conservative
t o h ne s
e
woman.
designs
ShOw a marked Egyptian in.
fluence.
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Reuben D. Wax has returned to
Ann Arbor after spending the holiday
period with his parents in Wilmette,
Illinois.
Mr. and Sirs. Irwin Berry were
hosts to 20 guests last Sunday eve-
ning at a beautifully appointed din-
ner, the occasion being their sixth
wedding anniversary.
urmai
$100 per couple
MISS FRIEDA ORLEY
Miss Dorothy Shapero of New
Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. Marx of 3010
Announces to her many friends
York City spent the holiday season
that on and after
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chicago boulevard announce the
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change of their name to Mr. and Mrs.
MONDAY, JANUARY 11
Shapero of Glendale avenue.
Ben T. Marxorsky.
She will be located at
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levin of 1710
1919 CLAIRMOUNT
The class of 1929 of Temple Beth
Taylor avenue celebrated their fif-
Near Twelfth.
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
teenth wedding anniversary on El High School gave a party and
Specializing
in Manicuring and
Sold Only at
Christmas Day when they entertained dance at the temple on Sunday after-
all form of Beauty Culture.
noon,
Jan.
3.
The
reception
com-
50 guests at dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
EXCLUSIVE ORTHOPEDIC
For Appointment
Levin received many beautiful gifts. mittee consisted of Margaret Brad-
FOOTWEAR SHOP
field, David Ettinger, Josephine II.
CALL GARFIELD 4683
28 Adams Avenue West
Fifth Floor Stroh Bldg.
In honor of the bar mitzvah of Stern, Irving II. Wartell, Robert Am-
their son, Harry Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. berg and Dorothy Kline.
Sol Weiss of 4615 Beaublen street
Dr. Philip Jay of the faculty of
entertained 150 guests at a reception
on Sunday evening, Dec. 27. The University of Rochester, N. Y., is the
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religious ceremony took place at the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B'nai Moses Synagogue the preced- Jay of . 324 Ilendrie avenue.
l
ing day. I'eter Vass acted as toast-
Sisterhood of Congregation Eman-
master at the supper and talks were
given by Rabbi Moses Fischer, Mrs. uel will meet in the synagogue Mon-
day,
Jan. 11, at 2 p. rn.
Harry Klein, Itarry Rosman and
others. Cantor Rosenfeld entertained.
Miss
Lillian Franklin has returned
Master Weiss received many lovely
to her home in Chicago after spend-
gifts.
ing, 10 days as the guest of Mrs. Her-
Mrs. Morris Fishman of 2252 Glad- man Fisher of Atkinson avenue.
stone avenue entertained 22 ladies at
Mrs. Edward Stein of Webb ave-
a luncheon and card party on Wed-
nesday, Dee. 23, in honor of the nue entertained a number of friends
at
Webster Hall Wednesday, Dec. 30.
A
twenty-third anniversary of her mar-
Think of the
riage. The house was beautifully dec- Mrs. Albert Harris of Battle Creek
and
bliss
Lillian
Franklin
of
Chi-
orated with flowers. Mrs. Fishman
added enjoyment
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was presented with a gold water serv- cago were the guests of honor.
ice. Prizes at cards were won by
this would bring
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisher of
Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. Newman and
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• into your home.
Atkinson avenue were given a sur-
Mrs. Cowan.
prise party at their home by a num-
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Miss Lillian Ketai was honor guest ber of friends on the occasion of their
at a dinner party given on Friday, wedding anniversary Saturday eve-
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Dee. 25, by Miss Sadie Agree of ning, Jan. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher
Flint, at whose home Miss Ketai received ninny beautiful gifts.
spent the week-end of Dec. 25 to 27.
Miss Gertrude Greenbaum of 97
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Mrs. Morris Diner of 2676 Calvert Avalon avenue, Ilighland Park, has
avenue entertained 12 ladies at a returned home after spending 10
luncheon and bridge on Tuesday, Dec. days in Cleveland the guest of Mrs.
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Only at the House
29, in honor of Mrs. M. Gottlieb of Rae Letter.
New York City, who is visiting her
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of Grinnell is this
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Greenbaum of
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
s e r v ice available,
Mrs. David Gottlieb of Blaine ave- 97 Avalon avenue, Highland Park,
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and the opportunity
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nue, and Mrs. Abe Miller of Toronto. spent a few days in Cleveland visit-
q
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friends
and
relatives.
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is limited to the sets
Ont., who is the house guest of her
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sister, Mrs. E. Weinberg of Euclid
we now have on
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Trunsky
of
avenue. l'rizes were won by Mrs. I.
hand. No more will
Callow, Mrs. Harry Disner end Mrs. 2275 West Boston boulevard enter-
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be manufactured
tained 80 friends at a formal dinner
Louis Frank.
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and dance Sunday, Jan. 3, in honor
for this p u r p ore.
To welcome their friends to their of the bar mitzvah of their son, Sam-
Come in or phone
new home at 944 Virginia park, Mr. uel Trunsky.
us (Cherry 3600).1
Radio used is of proven de-
and Mrs. Joseph Lcibovitz delightful-
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Lassar Trunsky of
right as well as console style Vic- -
ly entertained 100 guests at a house-
tube model, single dial tuning.
warming party on Sunday evening, 157 Westminster avenue entertained
Noted for its selectivity, range and
Dec. 20. Dinner was served at 8 at a dinner Saturday, Jan. 2, in honor
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volume. It can be installed in up-
o'clock, followed by dancing in the of the bar mitzvah of their grandson,
TERMS
right as wel as console style Vic-
ballroom for the younger guests. The Samuel Trunsky, non of Mr. and Mrs.
ARRANGED
trolas.
house was artistically decorated with Peter Trunsky of West Boston boule-
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spring flowers and colored lights. An vard.
orchestra furnished music for the en-
Mrs. Roy Chefetz, who was bliss
tire evening.
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Belle Altman before her marriage
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Mrs. William !merman entertained last Thursday, was honored by a
Accessories
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number
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charming
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30 guests at delightful bridge and
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luncheon on Tuesday, Dec. 29, at her tial functions. The Misses Gertrude
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attractive
in appear-
This popular style is
Brandt and Sophye Lipnick were hos-
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home, 1125 Longfellow avenue.
once; takes up but little space and can be de-
tenses at a personal shower and
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pended upon for splendid results.
Jacob Warren and son, Joseph bridge luncheon at the Imperial Ito-!
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Warren, of 923 Glynn court left by tel. Miss Edith Sominsky compli-
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ida, where they will remain about and luncheon and handkerchief show-
er at the Bonstelle Playhouse. The
two months.
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Miss Moline Beatrice Cohen of man were joint hostesses at a bridge
luncheon
and
handkerchief
and
ho-
2305 Hazelwood avenue expects to
leave on Monday, Jan. 11, for a fort- siery shower at Webster Hall and
night's visit with relatives and friends Miss Sophie Altman was hostess at
a very prettily appointed bridge tea
in Chicago.
STEINWAY and DUO-ART Representatives.
at Webster Hall. Mrs. Louis Plis-
Stirs Ida Epstein of 8230 Beubien kow and Mrs. Fred Liebson enter-
street entertained at her home on tained at a bridge luncheon and mis-
DETROIT BRANCHES:
Saturday evening, Jan. 2 The table cellaneous shower at their home on
Broadway near Monr.
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East Jefferson. woo. CostMenta W
was arranged with a centerpiece of Nordin avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Max
lAlchlgan at Thirty-socond
Jos. Campos our Yenta.
pink roses with tall candlesticks bear- Bonin were hosts at a charming din-
Grand River, hall 61.4 Abe. Jay Road
ing ivory colored tapers at each side. ner at their home on Leicester court
West Jefferson near gins! POttr• POIn•ffie•
Gratiot, near
and Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerandasy
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reset-3 were laid for 16 guests.
7003 F erndale Ave.
entertained at a dinner at their home
on Tuxedo avenue.
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