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considerably less than those that
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designed by world-reilowsued fur,
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There is an added feeling of security
in having your cleaning done by a film
of established responsibility. We value
your confidence and good will. Our de-
sire for permanent and mutually profit-
able business connections with each
and every one of our customers is yoUr
protection against disappointment in
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533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.
"A Modern Plant With Modern Methods."
'BEAUTY CONTEST
EVOKES ENTHUSIASM
'Jewish National Fund Will Not Ac-
Mr. and Sin. Davisl'Ar Asevine.(Zel
cept Application. After July 4.
dal Schlusel) of 1552 Burlingame
avenue are receiving felicitations on
So
ninny pictures have already
the birth of a daughter, Iris, on
been received at the office of the com-
May 27.
mittee in charge of the beauty con-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Selker of
3264 Calvert avenue are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son,
Henry Edward, born June 4.
Advance Sale
of QualityFurs
for 1926-27
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-The Misses .Anna Manson and
Freda Bergstein were hostesses at
the latter's home at a miscellaneous
shower and bridge party honoring
M‘ i,sis Kate Cohen, a bride-elect of
June 20. ,,A midnight luncheon was
served.
Who's the Most Beautiful Girl In Detroit?
This question will be answered at the
National Fund Carnival and
Beauty Contest
ON SUNDAY, JULY 25
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The girl who will be chosen for the First Prize will receive
■ trip to Palestine.
Due to the fact that we are receiving so many applications for
the Beauty Contest, we will not accept any more after July 4
and all those who are interested in participating in this con-
test are requested to act at once.
THE COMMITTEE, 2231 W. EUCLID AVE.
Phone Euclid 2950.
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We have more to offer in our Used Car Department than used
cars. We offer you, as well • good will on which our business
has been solidly built. You can be sure that the car is right.
the prize is fair and the entire transaction honest. Reputable
business can be conducted on no other basis.
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CADILLAC DETROIT BRANCH-
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Louis Stern, formerly of
West Bethune avenue, has returned
from all extended European trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Eisenberg
(Dorothy Schwartzherg of Utica, N.
Y.) of 1712 Lee place are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son,
Arnold, born on June 9.
TEMPLE MOONLIGHT
'TO BE GALA AFFAIR,
Red Apple Club to Entertain Guests '
On Steamer C...umbia June 21.
BELLE SPALTER
The Nlisses Renee Rhineston and
Eve Slatkin entcriained on Saturday
evening, June 4, at the former's
home,. 15014 if ilde mere avenue, with
personal shower honoring Miss Ruth
Silver, whose marriage to Louis Bo•
lover will take place. in New liork
City this month. Miss Silver received
many beautiful gifts. Among those
who entertained during the evening
were the Misses I.illian Meisels, Ade-
line Cohen, Renee Rhineston, Eve
Slatkin, Ruth Silver and Beverly
Ross and Raphael Rhineston and
Charles Lewis. The G. G. Players
test which is being sponsored by the of the Young Women's Hebrew As-
Jewish National Fund that no appli- sociation were among the guests. ,
cations will be accepted after July 4.
Mike Dashla of Harmon avenue
will leave on Wednesday, June lb, for
Richmond, Va. On Sunday, June 27,
he will be married to 'Miss Ida Mae
Anton of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stark are
now residing at 2225' West Phila-
delphia avenue.
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Mrs. Barney Albert of Epworth
boulevard entertained Tuesday, June
8, with a bridge tea at Webster Hall
in-honor of her sister, Mrs. N. P. Le-
vine of Berkeley, Calif., who is a
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Rosenthal of Boston boulevard.
CELIA RADOM
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Cantor at Holbrook Synagog...
'Detroit Exclusive
Catering
I DID IT BECAUSE YOU NEED IT
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All Sec./ Fonttame.
1 ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THESE OFFICES TO BE
W. Cater I. the lead./ Jewish Social
Affairs •I the City.
USED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
We Decors. Hoot. and Hallo
J. RABINOWITZ
Real Eilt•te — Insurance — Property Ma
2812 ST. ANTOINE ST.
DETROIT CATERING CO.
M. A. PEREIRA. Mr,
125 RICHTON AVL.
Hemlock SIM
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A new idea in hosiery—found exclusively at
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hem mean a hitherto unknown
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clear, tine chiffon stockings.
Forty lovely colors, including
parchment, shadow, nude, Mo-
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HACK'S ARCH - CORRECTIVE SHOES
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Sold Only at
EXCLUSIVE ORTHOPEDIC
FOOTWEAR SHOP
28 Adams Avenue
Hack's
Fifth Floor Stroh Bldg.
"WIIERE GOOD FURNITURE
OLD FOLKS HOME
Special Meeting:
A special meeting of the Jewish
Old Folks Home will be held on June
22 at the Old Folks Home. Commit-
tees will be appointed for the ensuing
year. Refreshments will be served.
Fine Enough for the
Finest Home
That is what tehey say -of this new-
Berkey & Gay suite. We bought
several of them, and we think it one
of the best values of the season. It
is distinctive-e-a striking example of
later William and Mary design. It
is decorative — figured w a I nuts,
maples and gumwood are interest-
ingly combined, while hand-paint-
ing and carving enrich it—making
it sturdy and handsome suite. The
buffet, extension table, and six
chairs (no china cabinet) are spe-
cially priced for this and next week
$327
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wedding mrason—mtart
right with good furniture.
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CANNOUNCEMENT!
ALL ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETIES
Are Asked Not to Conflict With
DATE OF NOVEMBER 23, 1926
On Which Day the
EUROPEAN JEWISH WOMEN'S WELFARE
ORGANIZATION
Will Hold Its
ANNUAL BALL
BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL
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3 DAYS
ONLY
BUSINESS NOTICE
I To render more efficient service to
his large clientele, M. H. 7Ackheim,
insurance agent, has moved his office-
Ito larger quarters and is now located
gat 1132 Majestic Building.
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and Company in Hebrew
melodies and Yiddish folk
songs, including "Eli Eli"
and "Yiskor."
A Screen Classic Featuring
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Maurice S wartz
And Entire Company from Jewish Art Th••tic, New
York, in • Romance of Intermarriage.
SPECIAL Si.
ATTRACTION
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Prologue
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Juno 19, 20.
3 p. m.
BY POPULAR
DEMAND
LEONARD BRAUN
New Detroit Opera House
Membership:
FRI, SAT. SUN
The membership drive is still on JUNE 18, It 20
and all interested ore requested to
F P.".
get in touch with Mrs. M. P. Fisher,
telephone 7079.
MATINEES —
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Anyone who has a piano which they.
are willing to lend or donate to the
,, Old Folks Home please communicate
;with Mrs. Philip D. Cowan of Glad-
I stone avenue.
West
IS NOT EXPENSIVE"
"YISKOR"
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
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Miss Betty Barron of Westminster
avenue entertained Tuesday evening,
June 8, with a dinner and linen show-
er at the Chinese Garden in honor
of her sister, Rose, whose marriage
to Joseph Viedrah will take place
Sunday, June 13. Covers we0 laid
for 41 guests.
The contest will be held on Sunday.
July 25, at Rochester Park and the
winner will be awarded a free trip
Mr. and NIrs. Sam Hurwitz of 1715
to Palestine. - Seward avenue left Monday, June 7,
Miss Belle Spalter and Mips Celia to spend the summer at Mt. Clemens,
RadoM have submitted their pictures Mich. where- they will be guests at
and weekly The Detroit Jewish the hotel Lexington.
Chronicle is publishing two or more
of the contestants.
Miss Ann Cornfield of 355 Leices-
An essay contest is also being held ter court has returned from a trip
for boys and girls up to 10 years of to Toronto, where she .Mended, as
age. Essays will be on the National maid of honor, the marrIne of Nfiss
Fund and must contain not less than Minnie Berger and Samuel Lieber-
300 'words and not more than 5110. man, on June 6.
They may be written in Hebrew or
English.
Miss Anne Green of King avenue
For further information call at has left for Chicago, where she will
2231 West Euclid avenue or tele- remain for an indefinite stay.
Board Meeting:
A meeting of the board of direc- phone Euclid 2950.
tors of the Jewish Women's European
The members of the Delorian Club
Welfare Organization was held at the CHILDREN REGISTER
spent a delightful week-end at a
home of Mrs. !ferry Klein of Brush
house party at the summer cottage of
FOR FRESH AIR CAMP Miss Molly Silver, one of the mem-
street on Tuesday evening, June 8.
Arrangements were made for the an-
bers, at Lake Orion.
Registrations for the C hildren's
nual hall whilijb will take place on
Nov. 21 at the Book-Cadillac hotel. Fresh Air Camp will be taken no later
Among the out-of-town guests who
All organizations are requested to than June 30. Unless those who wisn attended the confirmation luncheon
take note of the date in order that too register before that time, they given by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reinitz
other affairs will not conflict with the will not be accepted. The age limit in honor of their son, Bernard Rei-
dance. A letter of introduction to is from 8 to 10 years and the fee is nitz, were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Black
the °Nihilist in Palestine was given $5.50 per week. Registrations are of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Rose Reinitz
to Ma. and Mrs. Morris Fishman, who being taken at 579 East Philadelphia of 'New York, Sidney S. Becker of
expect to visit there in the near fu- avenue, 009 East Kirby avenue (Kir- Chicago; E. Manning Steflub of New
ture.. Following the business meet- by Center) and at the Byron and York - and Herman Levin of Altoona,
ing, a farewell party was given in Philadelphia Talmud Torah any day Pa.
honor of Mrs. Klein, who is leaving between 4 and a o'clock in the after-
noon. Beginning, Wednesday, June
for California.
Complimenting Kr guest, Mrs. 1.
9, registrations will be taken at :31 Gerskovitz of St. Louis, Mo., for-
East Melbourne avenue from 9 a. pi. merly Jean Jaffe of this city, Miss
'North Woodward Branch:
A regular meeting of the North until 5 p. m., excepting Saturday and Besse Farber entertained with din-
Woodward Branch was held at the Sunday. A deposit of SI must ac- ner at the Oriental Cafe later takini
home of Mrs. Samuel Agree of Glynn company all registrations, which will her guests to the Garrick Theater.
court on June 8, at which time the be credited to the first week's board. Members of the Social Links Club
following officers were elected for the
were among the guests.
ensuing year: Mrs. Joseph Robbins, SENIOR HADASSAH HOLDS
president; Mrs. Joseph Modell, first
Albert A. Goldstein of 2955 Blaine
vice-president; Mrs. Newman, second ITS ELECTION OF OFFICERS avenue announces that he has legally
vice-president; Mrs. J. Cohen, assist-
changed his name to Albert A. Gals-
ed by Mrs. Bagdad, recording and
At a largely attended meeting held ton.
financial secretary, and Mrs. Nathan at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on
Fishman, treasurer. Mrs. George Wednesday evening, the following
Sirs. Abraham Fish of 2225 Blaine
Cohen, former president of the or- were elected to office:, Miss Hattie avenue entertained with a bridge and
ganization and who has been con- Gittleman, president; SPrs. Henry N. an accessory shower on Wednesday
fined to her home for several months Weinstein, first vice-president; Mrs. evening, June 9, at her home honor-
on account of illness, was a guest at Morris Friedberg, second vic•-presi- ing Miss Mildred Moss, a bride-elect
this meeting. The next meeting will dent; Mrs. Max Dushkin, secretary; of June 20. Prizes were won by Mrs.
be held at the home of Mrs. H. Hal- Miss Elizabeth Finley, corresponding Roy Challis] and Miss Adalnie Cohen.
pert, 227 King avenue, on June 22, secretary; Mrs. Albert Feldstein,
at which time installation of officers financial secretary; Miss Jeannette
Mr. and Sirs. Max Silk and family
will take place. Steinberg, treasurer, and Mrs. Sarah of Taylor avenue have left for Ann
Weinberg, auditor. These with the Arbor, where they will attend the
CONTRIBUTES TO U. J. C.
following constitute the board of di- commencement exercises of Eleanor
The Odesser Progressive Aid So- rectors for the coming season: Mrs. Dorothy Silk.
ciety, of which Ilenry J. Goldberg is Julius B. Brown, Mrs. Abraham Cap-
president, Max Hayman treasurer lan, Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Mrs.
T.awrenee Lipton of l2937 Wood-
and David Welt honorary member of Harry Frank, Mrs. Max Frank, Sirs. ward avenue, well.known Detroit
the board, is pleased to announce Alexander Freeman, Mrs. Jacob F.. journalist, has returned from a short
that at a special meeting held May Goldberg, Mrs. Theodore Israel, Mrs. visit in New York City.
25 $1,500 was raised and contributed Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. A. C. Lappin, Mrs.
to the United Jewish Campaign. The Robert Lowenberg, Sirs. Moe Leiter.
orymnizatiop is well known for its Mrs.
Robinson, Sirs. Goble Ser.
philanthropic work and its willing- asohn, Mrs. Abraham Srere, Sirs. Da-
nese to serve whenever called upon. vid Stocker, Miss Rose Weinstein.
Mrs. David Zemon and Mrs. II. A.
Velick.
A musical of unusual excellence
was contributed by the well-known
MOHEL
art ists, Mrs. Samuel Pupkie, Mrs.
Recommended by Dot.. Physicians.
Formerly al 852 Farnsworth Avenue.
Lawrence Teitelbaum, Miss Rhea
Now Residing at
(larris and Miss Edith Ella Davis.
1610 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
A social hour followed with a re-
Phone Empire 1340-M.
ception at the close of the evening,
of which Mrs. Samuel I.. Kavanau
was in charge.
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Announeing the New Silk-to-the-
Top Sheer Chiffon Vamp-The
"Himel-Hose"
Mrs. Harry Klein of 3758 Brush
street left Thursday, June 10, for
lao Angeles and San Francisco, Cal.,
where she will be the guest of friends
during the summer months.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sol Mitchell of 42
Pilgrim avenue. Highland Park,
tertained on Monday evening, JUDI'
7, in honor Of their ninth wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bodnitsky
(Sara Gibson) of 438 Alger avenue
arc receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, Eveleen,' born
June 3.
The Temple Beth El will hold its an-
nual moonlight Monday evening,
June 21, on the Steamer Columbia,'
leaving the foot of Woodward avenue
at 8:30 o'clock.
Those who have attended past
moonlight excursions and other en-
tertainments know that no aforts
have been spared to make thbir
events the attraction of the season
when given by the Young Peoples
Club. This event promises to be
much more elaborate than in past
year,.
Arrangements have been made for
the Red Apple Club to entertain from
the center of the thirst deck, while
continuous music for dancing will be
furnished on the spacious second
deck to the tunes of the well-known
Jules Klein Broadcasting Serenaders,
an 11-piece band, famous for its mu-
sic and leading band at the U. of D.
J-Hop.
Tickets can be purchased in ad-
vance from any member of the Young
Peoples Temple Club or from the fol-
lowing committees, also at the office
of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and
acthe Woodward avenue dock on
Monday evening, June 21.
Committees in charge are General
committee, Jean E. Miller, general
chairman, Norman H. Birnkrant, as-
sistant general chairman and chair
man entertainment committee, Mau-
rice Moyer, Foster Vehon; Temple
Beth El ticket committee, Joe Wein-
berg, chairman, Elizabeth Lieberman,
assistant chairman, Francis Heiger,
Eleanor Scheer, Milton Silberberg,
Felix Silver; Young People's Temple
Club ticket committee, Josephine
Imerman, chairman, Ted Bergman,
assistant chairman, Jeanette Sarah
Musliner, Marcia Ermann; outside
sales ticket committee, Cecil Moi-
1 krant, chairman. Sigmund Vehon, as-
sistant chairman, Dorothy Lieberman,
Lloyd Rosenberg, Angelo Maybaum;
publicity committee, Manuel N•ugar-
ten, Edwin Rosenberg, Sam Heyman.
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Chronicle. 525 Woodward A...,
I..aarolfs Book Sten, Went-
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1 he Russian Balalaika Orchestra
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Can• ■ st.n ■ of 25 M. in Russian Costum« al the Sixteenth C ..... y.
VALERIAN U. SHISKO,
Conductor