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Notes
Order September Blankets Now
at Hudson's
"The Sabbath Problem in America , "
This Sunday morning Dr. Leo M.
Franklin will discuss a problem in
which the issue between Orthodox re-
ligion and the new conditions of mod-
ern life is strikingly brought out. Dr.
Franklin will present a plan for util-
All •ociety items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of The
izing all the beneficence of the Sab-
. M. Wednesday in order to appear In the current week's Issue. Phone
Chronicle by sofa
bath institution while eliminating
ety Ed tor. Mail norues so as to he receised not later than Wednesday.
Cadillac 1040,
the intolerance and the superstition
This offering of fine all-wool blankets is an annual
The
Young
Women's
Hebrew
As-
that have grown about it.
A mothers and daughters day will
event of great importance to our customers.
You
be observed by the Sisterhood of sociation will hold open house on
Temple Beth El on Saturday, May 8. Monday evening, April 26, from 8 Saturday Morning Service:
place your order now for delivery September I.
A special service will be held in the until 10 o'clock, at which time the
Divine services take place each
The basic quality of the product, en-
morning in the chapel of Temple Beth public will see the clubs and classes Sabbath morning at 10:30 in the
hanced by incomparable beauty of deco-
El, at noon a luncheon will be served in action, find just out just what the Brown Memorial Chapel. These serv-
in the dining room and a program Y. W. H. A. is doing and how many ices should be particularly attractive
ration, has carried for LENOX CHINA
world-wide recognition as the artistic
will follow. Mrs. Selma Reua will people use the building daily. Re- to those of our members who find it
The blankets are made of pure soft wool, with
speak on the joyous profession of freshments will be served.
inconvenient to attend the Sunday
achievement of American industry.
plaid designs in the following colors on white
The decoration illustrated is the "CO-
services. We particularly ask that
motherhood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Brodie, former- mothers bring their children to the
LONIAL," a Lenox pattern with a typi-
grounds: rose, blue, tan, gray, orchid, gold, or green.
cally American motif. Other well-
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Slobin of ly of Pingree avenue, are now resid- Sabbath services, The sermons at the
Double blankets. Size 70 by 80 inches.
known Lenox patterns are "Autumn,"
ing
in the Whittier Apartment Hotel. Sabbath services frequently take the
2331 Elmhurst avenue have as their
form of heart-to-heart talks and are
"Ming," "Golden Gate," "Meadow.
house guest Miss Minnette Kanter of
Personal order desks are located throughout the
brook," "Wide and Narrow Gold Bands"
very
stimulating
and
inspiring.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cole and sons,
Cincinnati.
On Saturday morning, April 24,
and others—all carried in Detroit by
Robert and Ralph, will return soon
store. You may also order by mail; or 'phone
Dr.
Leo
M.
Franklin
will
occupy
the
King's exclusively.
Hyman Kramer of Brigton Beach, from a three weeks' sojourn at
Shopping Service, Cherry 5100.
pulpit.
N .Y., is visiting with his son, Morris French Lick Springs.
J. Kramer of 330 Elmhurst avenue.
"The
Ideal
Woman:"
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer B. Berkman
Mr. Kramer expects to remain in the
"The Ideal Woman" will be the
(Bessie Denison of Toronto, Ont.) of
city for a month.
Waco, Texas, are in Detroit, the theme taken up for discussion in the
class in Bible Literature of Beth El
guests
of
relatives
and
friends.
A theater and dinner party was
an?
College. The discussion will be based
given last Saturday night, April 17,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobson of 182 upon . the poetic description of the
in honor of Miss Hilda Miller, who is
ideal woman given in the Book of
returning to Los Angeles, after a Philip avenue announce the approach-
Proverbs, Chapter 31.
three months' visit here. The party ing marriage of their daughter, Ann,
The classes in history are studying
was composed of six couples and was to Samuel J. Berkovitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. Berkovitz of Blaine ale- the influence of the Mohammedans
chaperoned by Mrs. H. I. Katz.
upon the Jews,
nue, on June 22.
The New Testament class is taking
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Flanders
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenzweig up the question of whether it was the
and son, Irving Joseph, formerly of
Jews
who crucified Jesus.
and twin sons, Arthur and Irving,
810 Burdeno avenue, are now resid-
The class in religion is studying the
formerly of West Euclid avenue, are
ing at 3809 Monterey avenue.
ideas
and the forms of the Jewish
now residing at 1975 Pingree avenue.
festivals.
tea n Khbrirs•
John Stillman of Great Neck, Long
The classes in Hebrew are making
Mr. and Mrs. Ilerman Warren of
9034 17.11! Aired
Island, was the guest of his parents,
ranid
progress.
Those
who
at
the
1529
West
Boston
boulevard
have
re-
Especially When Combined With Style.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stillman of Edi-
turned home from a three months' beginning of the season were stran-
Met let lrooliles are cauiied by poorly fitting shoe, that nik—Iwiie
son avenue, during the past week.
gers even to the Hebrew alphabet are
the foot. We correct this, for we do
Mediterranean and European tour.
now reading and writing Hebrew.
ALL FITTINGS BY X-RAY
The Misses Shirley Koperman and
Visitors are welcome to the vari-
Arch-Snug Gripping Heel—Eitended Counters
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Silbert and
Frances Share were hostesses at a
family, formerly of 8616 Beaubien ous classes.
Silas 1 to 10—AAAA to EEE.
bridge party given at the latter's
street, are now residing at 2925 Mon-
home, 17208 Brush street, on Wed-
Fenkell Avenue Religious School:
nesday evening, April 14. Among terey avenue.
There are now over 100 children
.1I ■ 1111.1
the guests were Mrs. Gene Gurvis,
registered in the Fenkell Branch Re-
Mrs.
A.
Schlesinger
of
the
Chat-
Mrs. Mollie Banks and the Misses
ham Apartments and her niece, Miss ligious School, corner Fenkell ave-
Known Since 1875 for Quality,
Lilyon Warren, Bertha London, Celia
Annette Schneider, have left for a nue and Dexter. There is room for
Sutkin, Dorothy and Jennie Kollen-
1434 FARMER STREET
few weeks' trip to Atlantic City and more. All the children living in this
berg and Rose Stit. Mrs. Gene Gur-
Between Grand River and John R.
district and not attending other re-
A. BROUDY, Mgr.
vis and Miss Celia Sutkin won high New York.
ligious schools are invited to register.
Plant flipirr 0360
honors. A lovely luncheon was
Jacob Braun of 1715 Seward ave- They must be accompanied by their
served.
nue has left for an extended visit in parents. Hebrew classes will soon
be
opened.
Clubs
are
being
organ-
Miss Blume Stashefsky of 2710 French Lick Springs.
ized. The building will be open for 4--
Elmhurst avenue broke the women's
Ethel Fischer entertained educational and recreational activi-
Miss
bowling record on Tuesday evening,
ties all summer. The date for the
April 13, when she rolled a game of members of the Gamma Girls Club at dedication of the building is soon to
260. She received a silver loving cup her summer home at Island Lake.
be announced.
and a bouquet of flowers.
Mrs. S. J. Marx has returned to
"Know Your School Day:"
her
home
on
Hazelwood
avenue
after
Mrs. Sadie Covitz of Maywood, Ill.,
The Students Council of Beth El
MUSCLE DEVELOPIN
was called to Detroit by the death of a three months' sojourn in Florida Iligh School, together with the facul.
FOOTWEAR FOR
and Havana, Cuba.
her mother, Mrs. Anne Miller.
ty, have designated Sunday morning,
CHILDREN
May
9,
as
"Know
Your
School
Day."
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Franklin of
Samuel Miller of Scranton, Pa.,
All the students of the school will in-
Three
Rivers,
Mich.,
left
Tuesday
for
who has been visiting at the home of
Ruby's shoes are
vite their parents to visit the assem-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller of Taylor New York, from where they will sail blies and the class sessions of Beth El
not high priced
for Holland, France and Berlin for
avenue, has left for his home.
high
School.
The
parents
of
our
a three months' stay.
high school pupils are invited now to
Harry S. Scheinman of Webster
A. Robert Simon of Lansing, who consider themselves engaged for
Hall has returned home after spend-
THE FIRST WALKING SHOES
Sunday morning, May 9, at 9:30. It
is
a
student
at
the
Harvard
Law
ing two weeks in the East. Mr.
will be their opportunity to see how
WITH SOFT TOES AND Lit :AD
Scheinman attended the meeting of School, is spending his spring vaca- their sons and daughters are being
grandmother,
Mrs.
Ra-
tion
with
his
the attorneys and judges in Wash-
MOCCASIN-LIKE SOLES
educated as members of the Jewish
ington which was for the purpose of chael Simon of 466 West Kirby ave-
community.
Whit. China Buckskin
appointing another Federal judge for nue.
Chaupagne Washable Horsehide
this part of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Simon of Confirmation:
Ta
Mellow Horsehide
It will interest our members to
Lansing, Mich., are the guests of Mr .
Sizes 3 to 8
and Mrs. Joseph Gerson of 466 West know that the confirmation will this
year take place on Sunday, May 23.
Kirby avenue.
The largest class in the history of
Alexander Freeman of 20 Chicago our congregation-106 boys and girls
boulevard has returned home after —will be confirmed on this day.
JUVENILE SHOPPE
spending the past 10 weeks in France
with his wife and daughter, Elsa Temple Girl Scouts Lead the City:
2114 Park Ave.—Women's City Club Bldg.
In the city-wide cookie contest for
Adele. Mrs. Freeman and daughter
will remain in France, where Miss the equipment of the girls' camp, the
Freeman is attending the Le Feminim Girl Scout Troop of Temple Beth El
de Paris College. They will return led the entire city. This is a source
of gratification to us and we con- t
home in the fall.
o
g
gratulate the girls of Troop No. 4G
EttAS.H EigSENMAN...
upon the fine record which they
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Rabinowitz
B. Mut., Columbia University
2t7 GRATIOT AVE.
Sight Reading
and family of 1476 Glynn court have made.
Voice Placing
Coaching
legally changed their name to Mr.
DETROIT COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 17 BRADY ST. GLEN. 5660
and Mrs. Joseph Robins and family. New Members:
Saturday in Pontiac. Call Pontiac 1879 for Appointment.
CHERRY 9171
Wallace Rosenheim, chairman of
Private Lessons,
Bernard Isaacs left on Saturday the membership committee, will ap-
preciate
receiving the names and ad-
night, April 17, for New York, where
he attended the funeral of his fa- dresses of such of your friends not
affiliated with other congregations
ther, Mordecai Isaacs.
who you believe ought to affiliate
Formerly Manager of the Reliable Upholstering C.,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerson of themselves with Temple Beth El,
— and —
300 Monterey avenue are spending a
Temple Library:
fortnight in French Lick, Ind.
Do you know that the temple has
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman of a circulating library for adult read-
308 East Kirby avenue have returned ers and that as a member of the
Who has been employed as designer of upholstered fa
from a short stay in French Lick, temple you are eligible to the use
for the past twenty-five years, announce the opening e:
of this library? The library is open
Ind.
every Sunday morning from 10 until
12
o'clock
and
every
Sunday
after-
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere were
hosts at a formal dinner on Monday noon from 2 until 4 o'clock.
evening, April 19, at their home hon-
oring Madam Bertha Kalish, who is Gymnasium:
Have you joined the men's class on
appearing at the Shubert Lafayette
Theater this week, Madam Kalish is Monday and Thursday evenings?
actively interested in the New York There is still room for the organiza-
Chapter of Iladassah and is speaking tion of a woman's class at any time
in different cities on the United Pal- which may prove desirable. Mem-
bers of the temple are urged to avail
estine Appeal.
OW
themselves of the fine opportunity
Dining Room, Bedroom Furniture and Rugs sold to
you
Carry
Only I Per Cent
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham B. Kauf- for health education offered by the
tomers on wholesale basis.
Other Insurance
man, formerly of 326 Farnsworth gymnasium.
The New-Hart Co. also does reupholstering, recoverm
avenue, are now residing at 2446
and remodeling.
West Euclid avenue.
I.
Phone for one of our estimators.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sachse of 1528
You are a precious thing, but
Virginia park will leave on May 2
37 W. WARREN A
Factory Phone
for New York, from where they will
I'm tired of you and I shall be
Glendale 1449
Hemlock
0555-M
sail for Europe and Palestine. They
glad to send you to Wellman's
will be gone three months.
All-Wool Double Blankets
'Special $ 1 0 a Pair
The ,Artistic eAchievetnent
of ,American Industry
No Deposit Necessary
LB. KING CO
ry
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The J. L. HUDSON CO.
6.(fra nO River
rivate 4Utt5ic
T.ounie5
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Comfort Appeals to Tender Feet
PHYSICAL @iLTURE SHOES
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Toulevard
Chicago 'Boulevard
Just *decorated
Trice and Terms attraethe
Four bedrooms, two baths, second floor; two
bedrooms and baths, third floor; side drive, two-
car garage. Phone Mr. Malcomson.
PATERSON BROS. & CO.
SUBWAY
Cadillac 4810.
FLOWER SHOP
HERMANN HOEXTER
rioArLs FIVIALL
OCGISIONS,
ir414°
fRUBY.Ine
eAnnouncement
Mr. Wallace J. Newton
Fur Storage
at Wellman's
Co H. Van Hartesveldt
NEW-HART CC
Manufacturers of Quality Furniture, Make' ,
Custom Built Living Room Suites, Interior Di
rators and Tailors of Fine Slip Covers.
for the Season
if
FUR COAT---
for safe keeping.
How wonderful it is to be able
to place valuable furs into pro-
fessional hands. How conveni-
ent that Wellman Storage
Vaults are so available that to-
morrow I can put my furs
where the moths can never find
them.
Telephone Randolph 3699
and We Will Call Tomorrow.
Wonderful Sale of Fur Scarfs
To Take the Place of Your Fur
Coat.
Troop 17 of the Girl Scouts will
present the following one-act plays at
the Little Theater, 89 Rowena street,
on May 1 and 8, under the direction
of their captain, Miss Belle Blumen-
thal: "The China Pig," "The King
and the Commoner" and "The Re-
hearsal."
Mrs. Abraham Kasle of 1613 West
Philadelphia avenue was the recipient
of a beautiful loving cup given her
by the Northwestern Women's League
of the United Hebrew Schools in ap-
preciation of her faithful work for
this organization.
Mrs. Jack Wagner of 4125 Brush
street entertained Sunday afternoon,
April 18, with a birthday party hon-
oring her twin daughters, Sarnia and
Marcelle. The Misses Wagner enter-
tained the guests with the Charleston
dance. Covers were laid for 15
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Nusbaum, Mr.
General
Necessities
Building
Park at Ahura
aOlttsi011.46,
and Mrs. Max Coven and the Misses
Ann, Rose and Lillian Coven enter-
tained with a surprise dinner party
in honor of the wedding anniversary
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Coven. Covers were laid for 45
guests. A mock wedding ceremony
was performed, Mr. Nusbaum acting
as rabbi. Mr. and Mrs. Coven were
the recipients of many lovely gifts.
A Mark
of Social
Distinction
subtle charm
of luxurious and
refined surround-
ings is reflected to the
credit of the hostess
who holds her private
parties, bridge dinners
or social teas at the
Palmetto. Spacious
ballroom, private dining
rooms and banquet hall
may be reserved
through the steward.
T
HE
Luncheon 11:30 t• 3-55t.
Dinner 5:30 te 11:30-41.211.
?. V-
Sunday Maser 11.30 A. AL
51.60.
11.
Dine and Dance at a Place You Know.
I
I ll
KING WAH LO CAI
118 MICHIGAN AVE. (West of Kinsel
No Cover Charge at Any Time
and 9.30
Dancing Three Sessions Daily-12 to 2, 6 to 8
Special Saturday Afternoon 12 to 2:30.
Wonderful Music Furnished by
Frank Jones and His Superb Orche
We have large or small dining rooms for all occasions u
extra charge. Also we serve Noonday Luncheon, Eveninl
nor and Special Sunday Dinner.
A
Ilaneock at John R
Glendale 1000
am In
la Carte Menu Continuous
L immomslammlow.
Phone Cadillac 5074