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HASHACHAR CAMP 116
WILL HOLD CARD PARTY

ON COMMITTE FOR LOS
AMIGOS SPRING FROLIC

Miss Lillian Green is actively in- I
terested in the annual spring frolic to
be given at Webster Hall on Friday

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The Ladies' Auxiliary of Ilasha-
char ('limp, Order Sons of Zion, Canip
No. 116, is completing arrangements

Madame! Enjoy the
Flattering Luster of
Our Service-Weight

Little Miss Marilyn Ruth Koffman
of 160 llazelwood avenue entertained
15 of her little friends on Sunday af-
ternoon, March 7, in honor of her
fourth birthday anniversary.

Mrs. Barney Wartell of 2924 Elm-
hurst avenue entertained with a
bridge on Tuesday afternoon, March
9. Prizes were awarded Mrs. A. L.
Goldfine and Mrs. Harry Schein. Dur-
ing the afternoon Mrs. Silas Cohen
delightfully entertained the guests
with vocal selections, Miss Jewell
he r on the
Frank accompanying
piano.

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Mrs. Samuel Lubetsky of 3233
Gladstone , avenue entertained 15
guests with luncheon and cards at
her home.

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FABRICS

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Spring Collection '65

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Are You Planning to give
your House a Cleaning
for Passover?

To achieve the best possible results
let us clean your upholstered furniture,
rugs, drapes, ets. For many years house-
wives have solved their housecleaning
problems by calling "The Forest." Why
not join the list of satisfied customers?
Just phone Melrose 4200.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller of 105
Belmont avenue are spending three
weeks in New York City, where they
uests of relatives and
, are the g
friends.

evening, March 19. Bunts' Chocolate
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rottenberg
Syncopators, who are now playing at
the Imperial Hotel, have been en- and daughter, Gelatine, of 107 Alger
gaged to furnish the music for the avenue have returned home after
spending some time in Phoenix, Ariz.,
evening.
Patrons and patronesses for the af- and California.
fair are Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Frank-
Mrs. Albert Samuels (Ruth Lo-
lin, Mr. and Mrs. Sobel and Mr. and
pate) of Bayonne, N. J., is visiting
Mrs. I. Auslander.
The committee in charge announces t the home of her mother, Mrs. Anna
mg r p
1,0pate of 1675 Gladstone avenue.
that tickets are selling
may be obtained from any of the mem-
hers or at the door.
The Misstm Elizebeth and Lillian
An enjoyable
evening
is promised
attend.
Glasiee
were hosteses at a miscel-
laneous shower on Feb. 20 at their
all who a
home On Pingrec avenue compliment-
ing .Miss Elizabeth Dater, whose mar-
riage to Max Giesler will be an event
of Sunday, March 14.

Tairtllo

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Goldie (Fae
Smith) of 9512 Dexter boulevard are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a son, Irwin Malcolm, on Feb. 28,
1926.

Mr. and Mrs. Eli Fink (Hannah
Dworfman) of 2754 Monterey ave-
nue announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Alice Bess, on Feb. 28.

1 Mrs Mack Pearlman of
3764 Brush street are receiving eon-
gratudations on the birth of a son.
Herbert M., on Tuesday, March 2,

1926.

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FOREST CLEANERS
AND DYERS

The peasant reaches heaven
soon as the nobleman.

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Recommended by De troit Ployeklans.
Formerly at 4152 Farnmeortb A ..
Now R
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Melrose 4200

533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.

Three Pairs for 5.40

Miss Bessie Snit: of 1494 Edison
avenue has returned from a visit in
Chicago.

"A Modern Plant With Modern Methods."

1610 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
Pious Empire 1340•64.

You'll admire the high luster of these firmly,
evenly woven service-weight stockings, and
you'll be pleased with their splendid length of
service, as well! Safety stripe prevents r u ns.

MRS. MAX WEKSLER

Fifteen colors.

for a card party which will be given
on Saturday evening, April 10, in the
Knights of l'ythias Hall, 3153 Cass
avenue. Those in charge of the affair
are Mrs. Saul Cabot, chairman;1
Mesdames It. Lehrman, Wolf Cohnd
Max Weksler, II. Newman, T. Lieb^r • I
man, Aaron Markson, Harry Gold-
berg, Itedblatt, H. Levine, Falksteen,
Fannie Weiner and Miss Sophie
Lehrman. A silver candelabra will
be raffled the same evening. Mrs.
Ida Silver is in charge of the raffle.
The proceeds of the affair will go to
the National Fund.

Miss Kathleen Pereira of 378
Monterey avenue entertained Tues-
day evening, March 9, with a bridge
and luncheon which followed the
marriage ceremony of Miss Debbe
Jacobson and Maurice Ilackman,
which was solemnized at the home
of Rabbi A. IL Hershman with the
rabbi officiating. Prizes were award-
ed to the gentleman and lady with
highest score. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with white ribbons.
Streamers coming down from the
chandelier held the favors that were
given to each guest , which were
iature cedar chests for the ladies and
miniature crickets for the men. Af-
ter a short honeymoon trip in the
East, Mr. and Mrs. Hackman will re-
side in Detroit.

Mrs. Max Bonin of Leicester court
was hostess to 14 guests at dinner
on Wednesday evening, March 3, fol-
lowed by bridge, in honor of Miss
Helen Edelson, whose marriage to
Michael Greenblatt will be an event
of Sunday, March 14. A basket of
pink roses and candlesticks holding
pink tapers adorned the table.

Main Floor,

Hack's Shoes Have Been Arproved U
Are Used Exclusively by the U.S. War
Veterans' Bureau In Michigan

ART EXHIBIT OPENING
AT BETH EL MARCH 22

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The Fifth Art Annual showing the
work of Jews in art which is being
Centers Association at the Temple
Beth Ni, is to be formally opened on
held under the auspices of the Jewish
Monday evening, March 22.
Among the new work that has ar- ■ ,
rived is a piece of sculpture called I
'The Spirit of Radio" by Leo Hayman
of New York; "Awakening" (a design
for a fountain) and "Reflection" by
George Aarons of Boston; "Don Juan
of the Prairie" in crayon by Graziella
Jacoby of Chicago; An Urkanian
Village" by Abraham Manievich of
New York; "Apples and "Calendulas"
by Julius T. Block of Philadelphia;
The Spanish Net Menders" by Hor-
tense Fernberger of l'hiladelphia;
"Longport" and "The Inlet" in water
Portnoff of Phila-
color by Alexander
delphia; and a portrait of the late Dr.
Kohler
in
oil by his dau-
Kaufman
ghter, Rose. As in former years, Miss
Sarah Caplow is assembling the
Chicago work while Dr. Mordecai
Soltes of the Jewish Welfare Board is
our New York representative. Rebid
Abbe Billet Silver is representing us
in Cleveland and Maurice Fleisher
founder of the Graphic Sketch Club,
in Philadelphia.

HACK'S ARCH-CORRECTIVE SHOES—A "buy"
word for foot sufferers--for ten years has met with the
approval of the U. S. War Veterans' Bureau at Wash-

ington—

A Branch of The U. S. Government

For the exclusive use of war veterans being cared for
foot afflictions—by the Bureau in the State of Michigan.

HACK'S Or h pe i

_ ooOtnwley arE Specialists
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and Children.
Featuring Orthopedic Shoes for Men, Women

5TH FLOOR STROH BUILDING

ADAMS AVENUE WEST

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of the

'Better Class

Mrs. Arthur Edelson of Pingree
avenue entertained 16 members of
arEW s at
the family at dinner on Friday eve-
ist..1
ning, March 5, in honor of Miss Helen
Edelson, a March bride-elect. A
tottrn trintbn itto
pretty arrangement of sweet peas
and daffodils centered the table.
Northwestern Women' ■ Leagues
The Northwestern Wometie League
The Misses Cele Brandwin and of the United Hebrew Schools held an
Faye Cashdan honored Miss Helen interesting meeting on Tuesday even-
Edelson with a theater party on Sat- ing, March 9. I'lans were discussed
urday, March 6, at the Bonstelle for an anniversary celebration to be
Playhouse. There were 14 guests.
held in April. Details will be an-
nounced at a later date. A Junior
Mrs. Edward Krause and Mrs. Ski- Auxiliary, with Miss Shirley Kalt and
ney Wallace were joint hostesses on Miss Belle Jackson in charge, has
Sunday, March 7, at a beautifully been started. All young ladies
appointed luncheon and bridge given are interested and wish to join are
in the ladies parlor of the hotel asked to attend the senior meetings
Statler. There were 20 guests. A which are held every Tuesday even-
low mound of roses, sweet peas and ing at the Philadelphia-Byron Tal-
daffodils and four candlesticks hold- mud Torah. Mrs. 11. E. Lippitt,
ing lighted pink candles comprised president of the league, requests all
the effective table decorations. The the members to attend the meeting'.
occasion was a miscellaneous shower The public is invited.
given in honor of Miss Helen Edel-
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In order to beat every former Easter selling record
in our business career—and we are determined to
do it—we are offering special values in high grade
hand tailored clothing for men and young men at
prices that you must pay for ordinary made clothes.

BEAR IN MIND

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The garment for it MA you 11111 now pay us $
any of our gal ments selling Hp to j85

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WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL YOUR SPR ING
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NEEDS FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK

Florsheim Shoes,
Stetson Hats.
Fashion Knit Ti... Rocking Chair Underwear.

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SCHOLNICK'S

THE STORE FOR PARTICULAR DRESSERS

NEAR CLAIRMOUNT

9025 TWELFTH ST.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Gottesman of
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. &
458 Alger avenue will be at home on
ular communi-
Sunday afternoon and evening, A. M., will hold a regular 17, at 7
cation Wednesday,
March 14, in honor of the bar mitz-
vah of their son, Morton Herman. No p. m.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
cards,
By Order of—
SAMUEL J. EDER, W. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Van Vliet of
Edison avenue have returned from a
He who holds the ladder is as bad
two months' stay in Florida.
as the thief.
Mrs. George Levin was hostess at
a prettily appointed luncheon and
REV. H. MILKOVSKY
miscellaneous shower on March 6 at
Cantor of Congregation Mogen
Webster Hall in honor of Miss Beat-
Abraham, Farnsworth Ms •
rice Holinstat, a bride-elect of
March 21.
EXPERT AND ANTISEPTIC

Honoring Miss Beatrice Holinstat,
a March bride-elect, Miss Ila Ilawken
entertained at her home, 95 Elmhurst
avenue, with a miscellaneous shower
on Feb. 20.

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Select from our fine fabrics, the
color and design that you desire.

THE LINDOW COMPANY

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MOHEL

Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Branch of
Clairmount avenue is entertaining
Friday evening, March 19, with a din-
ner in honor of Miss Reenie Sturtzer
of New York City, who is the house
guest of Mrs. Louis Langsman.

Mrs. Samuel L. Westerman was
hostess at a bridge-luncheon at the
Imperial Hotel on Thursday, March I
4, in honor of Mrs. iI. Shapiro of
Chicago. The guests were Mrs. M.
J. Lipkin, Mrs. T. A. Ross, Mrs. M. i
Marcus, Mrs. L. Satovsky, Mrs. B.'
Kane, Mrs. S. Lipkinfi Mrs. H. Cohen,
Mrs. Harry Levine, Mrs. M. Cohen,
Mrs. B. B. Gordon, Mrs. A. Gittlemanl
and Mr.. D. Dorman.

A card party will be given at the
home of Mrs. ftadner, 8732 LaSalle'
boulevard, on Tuesday, March 16 al I
2 p. m. This affair will be given for'
the benefit of • family in need, Tick- I
ets will be sold at the door. The pub-
lic is invited.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Hoffman of 6232
Brush street will return to their home
after spending the winter in Miami,
Fla. F.n route they will stop in Wash-
ington, Pittsburgh and Cleveland.

BENEFIT DANCE MARCH 24
A dance for the benefit of a sick and I

needy family will be given at the

Glendale avenues, on Wednesday even- I
ing, March 24. The public is urged
to attend.

Grand Piano

Call at 532 MEDBURY

Phone Empire 4322

Dine and Dance Every Day

at the

VIRGINIA ROOM

Cadillac 2849

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Recommended by New York, Chi-
‘cago and Detroit physicians.
MARRIAGES PERFORMED

Hadassah will discontinue its sew-
ing on Wednesdays at the Shaarey
Zedek Synagogue until April 7, the
Wednesday following Passover. ;

Oakman Ballroom, Oakman and

Workmanship that expresses in every per-
fect detail, the pride and understanding of
the inaster craftsman.

At our store you may choose from a number of the
world's most renowned makes, such as the

HARDMAN PIANO

DINNER DANCE $1.00

Made since 1842—fifteen years official piano of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, New York—Choice of the
world's greatest artists.

EVERY DAY
LUNCHEON 65c

Est, 1844—high-grade at a moderate price. Tone and
durability unsurpassed.

Where Real Southern Atmos-
phere Prevails.

Entertainment Emery Evening
by Real Southern Harmony and
Charleston Strutter..

— Music by —

BUNTZ'S CHOCOLATE

DANDY BAND

We Cater to Special Ca.4!

Parties and Luncheons.

THE VIRGINIA ROOM

PEASE PIANO

E. GABLER PIANO

Est. 1854—Very pleasing tone, dependable, artistic
case designs.

KROEGER PIANO

Made since 1852—a beautiful, bright, sparkling tone
that lasts. Other makes as low as $595.
Let us give you an estimate on the trade-in value of
your old Piano, Player or Phonograph. As long as tl-ret
years to pay balance.
Floor patterns sent on request.

at the

IMPERIAL HOTEL

26 PETERBORO

Peterboro near Woodward.
Call
GLENDALE 5 8 7 0
For Reservations.

Music Co.
Detroit
WOODWARD AVENUE

2030
Phone Randolph 1048

Open Evenings