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IREPORT FAVORABLY
ON HADASSAH AFFAIR

Bonstelle Playhouse to Show "Sev-
enth Heaven" Night of Nov. 7.

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Dr. H. E. LIPPITT

Optometrist
1308 Broadway

ANNi)CNCES THE FORMAI. OPENING OF A NEW AND
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SERVICE AT

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8632 Twelfth Street
on Monday Nov. 1

Dr. Albert J. Lippitt

HIS SON
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'PHONE EMPIRE 2711

SEATS ON SALE NOW

Grinnell's Boo Office. Caddis. 5753.

The Sensational Russian Symphonic

Conductor, BASILE. KILBALCHICH

Orchestra Hall Tuesday Evening, Nov. 2nd.

WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
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DISTINCTIVE APPAREL I OP., MEN ANU BOYS

Overcoats

this season.

With or without vel-
vet collars — empha-
sizing breadth or
shoulder and greater
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'60 to '100

,Voodward Thru to WashIngtor.

"That New
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BARNETT-COHEN
Mr. and Sirs. Peter Goldman an-
nounce the marriage of their niece,
MRS. H. H. PRENZLAUER
Sylvia Cohen, to Sidnoy Allen Bar-
nett, son of Sir. and Mrs. George Bar-
Emanuel on Monday evening,
Temple
sS
aft-
'Thursday
nett, which took place
ernoon, Oct. 21, at the horny of Rabbi Oct. 25, at which time Mrs. Harry II.
Prezlauer
was elected president for
A. M. Ashinsky.
Immediately after the ceremony, the ensuing year.
Northwestern
branch of the
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett left for a trip
The
nursery was discontinued and $1,000
to Chicago and Milwaukee.
was turned over to the main branch.
MANN-KIMCHE
An open meeting will be held on
Mrs. Pauline Kimche of Warren Wednesday, Nov. 3, at S p. nn., at
Temple
Emanuel, corner of Wilson
MIRIAM LEVIN
avenue announces the marriage of
and Taylor avenues, when other of
show int. of "Seventh Heaven" at the her daughter, Mollie, to James Mann freers will be elected.
eye . , of New York and Florida. Immedi-
Bonstelle Playhouse on Sunday
Members are requested not to pay
ate families were present at the nup-
nine, Nov. 7. Tickets are now ex-
tials and immediately following the dues to collector as has been done in
' changeable at the playhouse or at
young couple left for their winter the past. Further announcement in
I Grinnell Bros., and all holding them
regard to dues will be given at
home in the South.
are requested to make the exchange
later date.
I promptly.
COLLIER-ETTINGER
Miss Dorothy Epstein is chairman
A very pretty wedding took place
of arrangements and is being assisted
by Rose Lipsitz, president of the or- on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at Temple Beth
ganization; Ida Vend: and Helen El, when Miss Ilelen Ettinger, daugh-
Joseph Lazarowsky, a pupil of
Shetzer, vice-presidents; Rose Bab- ter of Mrs. Pauline Eli nger of West
cock, treasurer; Hose Gordon, ear- Philadelphia avenue, became the Henri Nlatheys, who two weeks ago
bride
of
Samuel
Collier,
son
of
Mrs.
won first place in the Michigan State
responding secretary; Helen Horwitz,
lea M.
Violin Contest tit Grand Rapids, has
financial secretary, and Ethel Stein- P Collier of this city. Rabbi
berg, Rosalind Schubot, Miriam Le- Franklin officiated.
again shown his ability.
Immediately following the cm-
On Oct. 23 Mr. Lazarowsky com-
Yin, Rhea Harris, Thelma Gordon,
Marion Moyer, Bessie Brenner, Lil- moray Mr. and Mrs. Collier left for a peted at Toledo with the winners of
Ilion Gottesman, Florence Krell, liar- trip to Chicago and upon their return Olio and Indiana, where he also won
net Rosenzweig, Bessie Green, Eliza- will reside on West Boston boulevard. first place, thus becoming the dis-
trict winner. In two weeks he will
beth Glasier, Lillian Branch, Victoria --
LEVITT.RUBENSTEIN
go to Philadelphia, where he will en-
Shiffman, Shirley Waine and Lillian
ter a contest with the various dis-
Pretty
in
its
simplicity
was
the
mar-
Gordon.
The proceeds will be used for the riage on Wednesday last of Miss Eliz- trict winners fur the national cham-
educational institution at Meier Che. abeth Nathalie Rubenstein, daughter pionship.
Miss Ethel Goldman, pianist, ac-
feye, which cares for 100 orphan boys of Mrs. Julia Rubenstein of 3757 Edi-
son avenue, and Louis Levitt, son of companies Sir, Lazarowsky.
k girls.
may be secured from any Nil,. Sarah Levitt of Cleveland, Ohio,
Tickets
d
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of the above, or by calling Miss EP - which took place at the home of the
stein, Empire 0081. bride. Rabbi A. M. Hershman ofli-
This affair is endorsed by the Zion- d a t e d .
The bride was charming in a gown
ist Council.
of rose colored Elizabeth crepe, trtm-
Exceptional Values are
med with velvet, and hat to match.
offered you in Grossberg
She wore a corsage of pink roses and
a l I e y;
the - ,nst
lilies sit - tiht
llrother's Great . . .
in, mother of the
Rub
bride, was lovely in a gown of black
s*
velvet and chiffon and NIrs. Levitt,
Nits. Jacob Lubetskv o mother of the groom, was attractive-
Mr
570 Alger avenue announce the be ly gowned in black georgette, heavily
trothal of their daughter, Nina Rose beaded.
Following the ceremony, a dinner
to Sigmund Cohen of this city, for
Innerly of Malden, Mass.
was served to members if the imme-
diate funnily, after which the bridal
couple left for a trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fabrick of
Upon their return they will reside in
1910 Hazelwood avenue announce
Cleveland
Ont engagement of their daughter,
Among the out-of-town guests
Pauline, to William Keller, son of Mr.
Mrs. Jacob Keller of 5207 Larch- Present were 101r. and Mrs. Nathan
and
Levitt, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levitt,
mont avenue. Reception took place
•
Mrs. Sarah Levitt and Jack Levitt,
Sunday, Oct. 24, at Union Ilall. Coy-
all of Cleveland, and Hyman Cohen
era were laid for 400 guest,. Among
were
of
New
York.
the out-of-town guests pn>ent
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Britoil• of Mil-
waukee, Wis.

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The Jewish community of Detroit
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has built a Jewish Folk Shale at 539
The musicale amt tea which marked
Kenilworth avenue, where children the second meeting of the year of the
are being taught in Yiddish, and in Music Study Club gave further evi-
the advanced classes both in Yiddish , thence of the growth and accomplish- -
and Hebrew. In every city through-
merits combined of the club and its
out the United States and Canada,
members. A very enthusiastic audi-
wherever there is a Jewish popula- ence gave its attention to a ;taper iii
been
erect-
tion, similar schools have
current events prepared by MN. S.
ed, and have become the center of
Shafflander. Mrs. Meyer Berris, so-
the cultural life of their commun.
prano, and Mrs. Charles Alpern, con- ,s;•
ties.
trait°, each contributed solo groups;
The educational program includes Hiss Edith Ella Davis presented some
Jewish language and literature, He- , well chosen piano solos and in con- 10..
brew language and literature, Jewish elusion Mrs. Alan Kopelson gave a
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history. Jewish literature, as well as most interesting reading. Mrs. Emery
the Jewish language, is taught in the INIonash and Mrs. Lawrence Title-
elementary classes.
haum were the accompanists for the
The Folk Shales of Detroit are day. Tea followed with a social hour.
maintained largely by a non-partisan 1011 Wednesday, Oct. 29, the Nlusic
organization. Since last year they Study Club resented a program at
have achieved remarkable progress; 'the t'hildren s Hospital, Farmington, c;
a branch was opened in the Fenkel Mich.
district, at Princeton and Puritan
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Sirs. II. M. Lewis and Ilaughter„c:
avenues and the opening of another
branch On Twelfth street is being ,Jean, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. Louis
contemplated. The amount neces- Weiss of 2492 West Philadelphia art- s p.-
sary for the upkeep of these schools, I nue.
r •
where hundreds of children attend
Mrs. Betty Stern is the guest of
daily, and the constant increase of
pupils, makes it imperative that her grandchildren, Dr. and Mrs. Louis
Weiss, and daughter, Laverne Har-
funds l• raised immediately.
A bazaar will be held for this pur- i riet, of 2-192 West Philadelphia ave•
pose at Kirby Center from Nov. 27 nue.
1:7,
to Dec. 5. This will give the Jews
Mr. and Sire. A. Kirachhauto and 70?
of Detroit an opportunity to come I
in closer contact with the shule, to (tinnily, formerly of 2505 West Grand
judge the work and accomplishments boulevard, are now residing in their
of the Yiddish Folk Shale Organiza- anew home at 292 Elmhurst avenue.
tion and to help this organization to
Mrs. II. I'. Portnoy of 31110 West
continue its work in the city of De-
Chicago boulevard entertained Wed-
trod.
, nesday, Oct. 20, with a bridge-lunch-
eon for 21) guests. High honors were
won by Misr Jewell Frank and the
, Mesdames Esther Wartell, Shirley
Cohen, Ilarris Becker, Betty Haman-
11
01T and Harold Rosenzweig. Miss
Agnes Michalson entertained the
guests with novelty dances, including
ES• ;' 161 4
the Charleston and Black Bottom.

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"Kadimah" Hebrew School

(Isaiah Chernoff, Director)

11729 LINWOOD, Near TUXEDO

(Opposite Roosevelt School)

8821 BEAUBIEN, Nr. HOLBROOK

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FUR SALE!

Thirty Salesmen's Sample FUR COATS

Representing

FUR CREATIONS of DISTINCTIVE DE-

the very best of quality at prices 25 per cent to 75 per
cent less than retail.

SIGN,

1 Siberian Squirrel Coat, Fox Collar, retail
$475.00
value $650; our wholesale price
1 Siberian Squirrel, Fox Collar, retail value
395.00
$550; our wholesale price
1 Siberian Squirrel, retail value $475; our
375.00
wholesale price
12 American Broadtail Coats, retail value

Miss Mourine Stone of 1150 Lung-
fellow avenue was hostets at a
bridge party given at her home Fri-
Prizes were awarded
day, Oct. 22.
to Mrs. Sylka Schreiber and Eve Azi-
Covers were laid for eight
mov.
guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris of
2974 Monterey avenue announce the
bat mitzvah of their son, Jerome, to
!take place Saturday, Oct. 30, at the
' Emanuel Synagogue, Woodrow Wil-
son and Taylor avenues. Reception
will he held at their home on Sun-
day, Oct. 31, from 2 to 10 p. m. No
cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Reuben and
J 1 family. formerly of 2711 Elmhur,t
j avenue, are now residing in their new
!home at 3290 Rochester avenue.

RABBI ASHINSKY TO SPEAK

Rabbi Aaron M. Ashinsky, spiritual
leader of the Emanuel Congregation,
will deliver an address at the Ahavath
Achim Synagogue, Delmar and West-
, minster avenues, on Sunday, Oct. 31,
lat 5:30 p.

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265.00

1 Indian Leopard Coat, Beaver trimmed, re-
295.00
tail value $450; our wholesale price
1 extra line Hudson Seal Creation, Blue Fox
Squirrel trimmed, retail value $550; our
365.00
wholesale price
1 Dyed Squirrel, retail value $475; our
365.00
wholesale price
6 Raccoon Coats—very finest—retail value
295.00
$375 up; our wholesale price
Ii Alaskan Seal Coats, Fitch trimmed, Fox
trimmed, Squirrel trimmed; retail values
. 165.00
up to $275; our wholesale price

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That's the news we hear everywhere about this
splendid, new, exclusively-at-Himelhoch's, all-
silk chiffon stocking with the new "vamp-toe" re-
inforcement and run-stop feature. Choose from
forty shades.

$375; our wholesale price

BRANCH FOLK SHULE IN
N. E. SECTION ERECTED

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FOREST CLEANERS
AND DYERS

comeLETE orricAl.

BOESKY-SILVERBERG
Mr. and Mrs. A. Silverberg of 1955
Favorable reports have been given Blaine avenue announce the marriage
on the sale of tickets, which Junior of their daughter, Helen, to William
Boesky, son of Mr. and MN. A.
Hadassah has taken over for the
Boesky of 2201 Blaine ammo. which
took place on Friday, Oct. 15, at
p. m., at the home of Rabbi A,
I Hershman.
'the bride was lovely in a gown of
I claret and blonde charmeuse and a
close-fitting hat to match. She car-
ried 0 corsage of bridal roses. Her
sister, Lenah, attended as maid of
honor and William Boesky was best
man.
Following the ceremony, a dinner
was served for the immediate fami-
lies at Joseph Bros.' banquet hall.
After an extended trip Cnrough the
Middle West, Mr. and Mrs. Boesky
will be at home to their friends at
'2039 Elmhurst avenue.

the supervision of Fred
Bated, a meeting of the Detroit He-
brew Baby Day Nursery was held at

VIOLINIST WINS HONORS
AT CONTEST IN TOLEDO

It PAYS to be well-
dressed, especially when
it costs so little. Refresh
your clothes regularly by
the Forest Process. We
call and deliver promptly
in every part of Detroit.

533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.

litlarringes

I
PRESIDENT IS ELECTED
FOR BABY DAY NURSERY

Every Garment Warranted as Best Quality, Very
Best of Workmanship and Lowest Prices.

Money Refunded If You Can Buy For Less

WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT

Crossberg, Brothers & Co.

International Furriers

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LEATHER
HAND BAGS

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Fitted with Coin Purse and Mirror

Genuine Leather Bags of a quality, style and workmanship

far superior to most bags selling at this price.

Calfskin Bags with "Baby Calf" trimmings;
cowhides, patent, novelty grains in reptile skins
ill all the wanted shades.
Imitation leather or moire lined.
Leather covered or metal mountings.
Long, swagger or short strap handles.
Fitted with coin purse and mirror.

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