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AUXILIARY HASHACHAR
CAMP PLANS MUSICAL
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The Ladies Auxiliary of Ilascha-
char Camp, Order Sons of Zion,
Camp No. 116, have completed ar-
The J. L. HUDSON CO.
Just Arrived—For the May Silk Sale
New Bordered Printed Crepes
$2.85 a Yard
or
The demand for this smart, all-silk
material was so great that we had to
order many new patterns and re-order
many other favorite ones for the second
week of the sale. This indicates clearly
the type of silks Detroit woman are
buying for their Summer frocks.
And how wise they are! For from
I!, to 2' yards of this material makes
a dress. Think what a saving? The
borders employ large floral or geomet-
ric designs, or small conventional de-
signs—in either case they are simply
exquisite.
All society items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of The
Chronic!. by 5 P. M. Wednesday in order to appear In the currrrr week'. issue. Phone/
Cadillac 1040, Society Editor. Mail notices so as to be received not later that Wednesday.
The Artistic Achievement
of American Industry
The basic quality of the product, enhanced by in-
comparable beauty of decoration, has earned for
LENOX CHINA world-wide recognition as the
,rtistic achievement of American industry.
The decoration illustrated is the "MING," a Lenox
pattern with a Chinese motif. Other well- known
Lenox patterns are "Autumn," "Colonial," "Golden
Gate," "Meadowbrook," "Wide and Narrow Gold
Bands" and others—all carried in Detroit by King's
exclusively.
L.B.KING&CO.
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1246 cl.Ocwhiruiton9otibzirand
A benefit bridge party for the en-
Mrs. Ida Schultz, formerly of 933
dowment of a room at the University Mt. Vernon avenue, is now residing
Hospital in Jerusalem is being plan- t 15916 Linwood avenue.
ned for Tuesday afternoon, May 25,
at Webster Hall, under the auspices
Mr. and Mrs. D. Selker of 1673
of the B nos Zion. The committee in I Coventry road, Cleveland, Ohio, for-
charge announces attractive prizes merly of Detroit, will be at home
at each table and refreshments. Mrs. Sunday, May 23, in honor of the con-
Albert H. Gittleman is chairman of irmation of their daughter, Mar-
arrangements and is being assisted by garet.
the following: Mesdames Julius Ber-
man, Morris Friedberg, H. B. Gittle-
Mr. and Sirs. A. M. Kamin of 2684
man, Charles Grosberg, Samuel L.
Leslie avenue will be at home Sun-
Kavanau, Moe Leiter, Robert Loew- lay, May 23, from :1 to 6 and from
enberg and Leon Steinberg.
7 to 10 p. m., in honor of the con-
firmation of their daughter, Miriam
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohen of 1136 Ellen. No cards.
Collingwood avenue, apartment 410,
will be at home on Sunday, May 23,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Horwitz of
from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 10 p. m., 1438 Burlingame avenue will be at
in honor of the confirmation of their home on Sunday evening, May 23, in
daughter, Marcia. No cards.
honor of the confirmation of their
twin sons, Arthur and Milton.
Miss Isabella Werbe of the Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Newman
Conservatory of Music gave the sec-
ond of her series of musicale-teas on and son, formerly of Atkinson ave-
Friday, May 14. The following mem- nue, are now residing at 1553 Calvert
bers of her class participated: Marion avenue.
Walker, Ruth Sass, Esther Fisher,
Mildred Yarrows, Alberta Herrmann,
Sirs. Annetta Wilenkin and family
Rose Nash, Marie NIcDcan, Lillian are now residnig at 2038 Taylor ave-
Adel, Maybelle Michelson, Sadie Mar- nue.
fosky, Dorothy Strear, Ruth Strear,
Sarah Schulman and Evelyn Lieber-
Dr. Noah F. Aronstam has recov-
stein.
ered from his recent illness and has
resumed his practice.
Miss Fay Wallace of 2306 Clair-
Mr. and Mrs. David Mundstick of
mount avenue delightfully enter-
tained on Saturday evening, May 8, 2083 Gladstone avenue will be at
home
Sunday, May 23, in honor of
with a surprise birthday party, hon-
oring her sister, Dorothy. Miss Wal- the confirmation of their daughter,
lace was the recipient of many lovely Velina. No cards.
MRS. SAMUEL BECKER
rangements for the dinner to be given
Sunday evening, May 23, at 6:30
o'clock, at Temple Emanuel, corner
of Taylor and Wilson avenues. This
will be the last affair to be given by
he organization this season and the
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committees in charge are sparing no
efforts to make it a most successful
one. A musical program has been
arranged and dancing will follow.
One of the main features of the
evening will be the auctioning of the
certificate which the Ladies Auxiliary
received from Palestine for their in-
scription in the Golden Book. The
pictures and names of the officers and
members of the organization will be
framed around the certificate and a
duplicate will be sent to Palestine.
Mrs. Samuel Becker of 3016 Tuxe-
do avenue is in charge of reserva-
tions and may be reached by tele-
phone, Hemlock 3003-R.
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson and
family, formerly of Hazelwood ave-
Mrs. Anna Abrahamson of 1413
nue, are now residing at 2073 Glad-
Webb avenue left on Thursday, May
stone avenue.
13, for New York. She will sail May
18 on the S. S. Columbus for an ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Satovsky and
tended visit in Europe.
family, formerly of 308 Frederick
street, are now residing at 1250 Chi-
Mrs. Anna Payne of 7337 Kipling cago boulevard.
avenue will be at home Sunday after-
noon and evening, May 23, in honor
Mr. and Mrs. George Feldman of
of the confirmation of her daughter, 24 Farrand park will be at home on
Lois.
Sunday, May 23, in honor of the con-
firmation of their (laughter, Elsie. No
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Satovsky and cards.
family, formerly of 308 Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 11. Lewis of
street, are now residing at 1250 West
1699 Burlingame avenue will be at
Boston boulevard.
home to their relatives and friends on
The Misses Jennie and Rosalie Sunday afternoon and evening, May
Denawitz were hostesses at a dinner 23, in honor of the confirmation of
and theater oarty given in honor of their daughter, Henrietta. No cards.
Mrs. Cornelia Ratner of Pittsburgh
Mrs. Herbert Wallace of Blaine
on Wednesday, May 5. Among those
present were Elaine Sharnick, Shir- avenue entertained Saturday evening,
ley Shurick, Dorothy Hack, Mrs. S. May. 11, with two tables of bridge.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Edmund
B. Hack and Mrs. Ida Schultz.
G. Lewis and Mrs. Silas Feinberg.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobson of
the Chatham Apartments will be at
home Sunday, May 23, at the home
of their sister, Mrs. Feldman of 24
Farrand park, honoring the confirma-
tion of their daughter, Roseland. No
cards.
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of established credit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Moses Levitt and
family, formerly of 3546 Michigan
avenue, are now residing at 227:1
West Euclid avenue.
The Kadimah Girls were hostesses
at a miscellaneous shower on Thurs-
day evening, May 6, at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Goose, honoring Miss
Freda Finkelstein, a bride-elect of
May 16. Covers were laid for 20
guests. The evening was spent in
playing bridge.
KARPEN MOHAIR SUITES t
On Wednesday evening, May 12, the
Philomathic Debating Club held its
Twenty-Fourth annual model meeting
at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Wil-
lis and Brush streets. The subject de-
bated was, Resolved: That the United
States Recognize the Present Govern-
ment of Russia. The affirmative side,
supported by Irving Schlussel, Bennie
Gantz and Norman Rom won the de-
cision of the organization over Irwin
Aaron, Henry Thumin and Benjamin
Kurtzman for the negative, and was
presented with a silver loving cup, an-
nually awarded by Judge Harry J.
Dingman. The judges, who were
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Herman A.
August and Seymour J. Frank, chose
Norman Rom as the best speaker of
the debate, and he was presented with
a gold medal, annually awarded by
Louis Smilansky. Bennie Gantz was
judged to be the second best speaker
and received a silver medal, the an-
nual award of Mrs. F. V. Martin.
Benjamin Kurtzman was accorded
honorable mention. Miss Anne W.
Bernstein and Miss Jean Filler enter-
tained on the piano and Marky Gold-
stein rendered several vocal selections
which were well received.
All those who wish to see how the
regular Meetings of the Philoniathic
are conducted, are cordially invited to
attend any Sunday evening meeting
at the Little Theater of the Y. M. H.
A., 89 Rowena street.
2 Piece Karpen
Mohair Suite
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Schechter of 1
3245 Webb avenue will be at home
Sunday afternoon and evening, May I
23, in honor of the confirmation of
their daughter. Mildred. No cards.
5
Mrs. Harry 0. Hoffman (Anne Sid-
low) of Pottsville, Pa., is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sidlow
of Glynn court.
Mrs. I. Sitron of West Nevada ave-
nue entertained with a bridge-lunch-
eon at the Hotel Gotham on April 24,
honoring Miss Lillian Rosen of Mt.
Vernon, N Y.
Gmencas Ymestlormiare
\V-Ahinojton`Boulevard at 11:20
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caplan of
2507 Edison avenue will be at home
on Sunday evening, May 16, in honor
of the bar mitzvah of their son, Sid-
ney. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Blitz, for-
merly of Calvert avenue, are now re-
aiding at 2024 Pingree avenue
Term Starting May 24.
Horne Builder.
9034 TWELFTH STREET
Near Clairmount Empire 0360
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B'nai Brith Community House
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Detroit's Finest Jewish Center.
(Situated in the New Civic Art Center.)
Announces reservations may now be made for
the rental to individuals, clubs and organiza-
tions of its splendid auditorium, spacious ban-
quet hall and well equipped club rooms, which
may be used for
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WEDDINGS-BANQUETS
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For Information Phone or Write
B'NAI B'RITH COMMUNITY HOUSE, INC.
275 East Ferry Avenue
Northway 1896
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"YISKOR"
It took one year to produce at the cost of 5100,000.
Featuring the Eminent Artist
MAURICE SCHWARTZ
And his entire Yiddish Art Theatre Company of New York.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Wednesday, May 19 (Shabuoth)
ORCHESTRA HALL
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ferar and fam-
ily, formerly of 2287 Blaine avenue,
are now residing at 2959 Clements
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris and
family, formerly of East Warren ave-
nue, are now residing at 2974 Mon-
.erey avenue.
All Mohair. $ 19
Carved Feet.
Saul Abramovitch, Director.
Announce a Special
Course for Children, in
Violin and Piano.
A TRULY WONDER PHOTOPLAY!
Mrs. Jacob Farkas of 12936 Hamil-
ton boulevard left on Wednesday,
May 12, for New York, whence she
will sail for Europe. Prior to her
departure, Mrs. Farkas was exten-
sively entertained.
Julia Arthur, leading lady in Ber-i
nard Shaw's "Saint Joan," which will I
play in Detroit on May 15, will do-
nate a large part of the proceeds to-
wards the United Jewish Campaign
Fund.
Our Standard Payment
Plan is available, which
means we finance your
home - furnishing and
charge no interest .
Private Music Courses
Due to the number of reservations already made, applications
should be submitted without delay.
Milton M. Alexander spoke at the
temple of Rabbi Kornfeld at Toledo,
Ohio, on Wednesday, May 12. He
made a plea for democratizing the
temple by inaugurating an unassigned
pew system.
Mrs. Alfred Ross and son, Walter
Myron, of West Grand avenue are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Kaufman (Essie Stein) of Indian-
apolis, Ind.
Saul Abramovitch
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Milton M. Alexander spoke on be-
half of the United Jewish Campaign
at Flint, Mich., on Tuesday evening,
May 11.
Admission 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ferer of 2959
Clements avenue will be at home
Sunday, May 23, in honor of the con-
firmation of their daughter, Madeline
B. No cards.
The small patterned covering is rose-taupe
mohair on the backs, fronts and sides, and there
are reversible cushions with one side in a bril-
liantly colored silk damask.
The arms, fronts and cushions are trimmed
with black moss mohair. Karpenesque construc-
tion throughout adds to its pre-eminent quality.
All the satisfaction insured by Karpen workman-
ship and richness. Three years' guarantee
against moths.
eifinouncement
PHLOMATHIC ANNUAL
MODEL MEETING HELD
The fifth annual evening card
party will be given by the Detroit
Hebrew Orphan Home on Monday
evening, May 27, at the Knights of
Pythias Hall, 3153 Coos avenue. Ad-
mission is 75 cents. Prizes will be
awarded at each table and refresh-
ments will be served. Mrs. .1. Hor-
vith is chairman of the arrangements
committee.
3 Year Guarantee Against Moths
VOGUE PATTERN 8397
$5.70 for material makes this charm-
ing Summer frock. Made in one piece
with shirring on the hip. Short kimono
sleeves or long sleeves set into dropped
shoulders. Designed for sizes 34 to 44.
The medium sizes require 2 yards of
54-inch bordered crepe.
ricksoN.:1 -THIRD 11,00R—FAIINIElt
Ticket. on sale at Detroit Jewish Chronicle; Plotkin's Book
5031 Hastings Street; LasarofFs Book Store, Westminster
Schecter Music Store,
Store,
Avenue;
8737 Twelfth Street; Wechler's Restaurant,
2122 Wodoward Avenue, and at Boa Office.
A Rollins
Label Assures
Distinction
and Quality
ADDED ATTRACTION:
Leonard Braun
INTERNATIONAL BALLADIST
In a Special Program, assisted by • vocal quartet and instru•
mental Ensemble.
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No matter what price
you pay here, you know
that the value is the best
obtainable. For Rollins'
buying power and prep.
tip makes it possible to
sell finer coats for the
prices asked usually for
ordinary kinds.
The Coat
Shown Is
'49.50
One of the newest mod.
els—of rose Candia cloth
—stunning! And typical
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A Great Show!
MR. A. LITTMAN
Formerly of Yiddish Playhouse
Presents
A. LEBOFS
With His Own Star Cut from New York in
`VOLDKA IN ODESSA"
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE
On the Campus.
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36 Adams West
Buy {Fish Assurance
SUNDAY, MAY 23
Popular Prices.
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Tickets at Boa Office.
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