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Charming Bride-Elect

Now at
Extraordinary
Reductions

Sirs. Henry Fecheinier and the
Misses Fecheimer will be hostesses met
, a luncheon at the Phoenix Club o
Dec. 30.

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Sirs. Pearl Lieberman of 1635 Cal-
vert avenue entertained Wednesday
I evening with a surprise birthday
bridge party in honor of her (laugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Chaffin. Highest bon-
! ors were won by Mrs. Blanche Dor-
i witz and the • M isses Sarah Bursky,
! Sophie Moss, Tibie Chimovitz and
Etta Begole.

Sale of
Coats

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Misses' Coats

Women's Coats

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Priced Stocks. In the Smart-
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and Most Luxurious Fur

Trimmings.

Miss Ethel Steinberg of Edison
!avenue left on Wednesday lust fur
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S e p orate skirts
are very becom•
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money in clothes.
Refresh them
regularly.

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Engagrnants

RICHMOND-SILBERSTEIN
The hotel Stotler was the scene of
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= daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Silber- this city, formerly of Providence,
Give the naked a piece of cloth
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came the bride of Edward Richmond,
and he will say it is too thick.
son
of
Mrs.
Rose
Richmond
of
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ated.
'fhe bride was charming in a tight
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Irish pointe lace. Iler veil of Irish
One of the most interesting events
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-5- point( lace was cap shape. She car- of the . year will be 'the New Y'ear's
tied a bouquet of orchids and valley Eve party sponsored by the Menorah
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Social Club, to take place in the B'nai
Miss Selma Goodman, who assisted B'rith community house, 275 East
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, the bride as maid of honor, wore a Ferry avenue.
The club numbers upon its roll the
..igown of orchid taffeta and carried a
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younger members of the Independent
bouquet of roses.
Jack
Richmond
assisted
his
brother
Order
B'nai B'rith and was recently
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organized for the purpose of promot-
as best man.
Mrs.
Silberstein,
mother
of
the
ing
social
activity among members of
a
bride, was lovely in a gown of white the local lodge.
= sequins, and Mrs. Richmond, mother
The New Year's Eve party, which
of the groom, was attractively is the first undertaking of the new
club, will be staged upon a large
gowned in black sequins.
-7= Following the ceremony, dinner scale, the entire community house'!
having been rented and will be dee)).
= was served for 100 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Silberstein left for rated to suit the occasion.
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Officers of the club state that a 10-
and upon their return will reside at course dinner will be served during
the evening and that the affair will
= 1715 Burlingame avenue.
= 'Among the out-of-town guests pres- be staged in cabaret style. Dancing
ent were Mrs. Richmond, mother of will be continuous and music will be
= the groom; Jack Richmond, brother furnished by two well-known dance
= of the groom, and Mr. and Sirs. Math orchestras. It is also stated that an
Smith and daughter, Jeanette, and excellent program of entertainment
the Misses Lillian and Rose Shapiro, has been arranged for this affair.
: all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Elias Goldberg, secretary of the
=, Arkansas and daughters, Sally and club, states that reservations may
Lillian, of Benton harbor; Sir. and now be made with him at 275 East
.= Mrs. Maurice Saperstein and Mrs. Ferry avenue, that individual tables
=Jock Krashes of Baltimore and Saul will be provided for small groups and
that there will also be private rooms
= Silberstein of Boston.
for special parties which may be had
upon request. Ile states that the
price per plate will be $650 and that
because of the limited capacity of the
auditorium in the building persons
desiring to attend should make ap-
plication immediately and that re-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Franzblat servations will be accepted in the or-
=, (Rochelle Abrams) of 4932 Proctor der in which they are received. Pro-
avenue are receiving congratulations ceeds of this affair will be donated to
= on the birth of a son on Ike. 11.
the maintenance fund of the com-
munity building.

PLANS NEW YEAR'S tt
EVE CELEBRATION

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21ST

Call Us for Weddings, Parties, Etc.

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CURHAM-PEVIN
The marriage of Dr. l'auline Pevin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pevin of 3016 Collingwood avenue,
and Dr. Joseph II. Curhan, son of
Mrs. A. Curhan of Boston, Mass., was
solemnized at the Hotel Elkin, Mt.
Clemens, Mich., Thursday, Nov. 25.
The bride was lovely in a gown of
ivory georgette, bodice fashion. Iler
ivory tulle veil, cap shaped, was fas-
tened to the head with two clusters
of orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of bridal roses, sweet
peas and bebe mums.
Dr. and Mrs. Carbon left immedi-
ately following the ceremony for a
two weeks' motor trip through the
East and upon their return will re-
side at 3016 Collingwood avenue.
Among the out-of-town guests
present were Airs. A. Curhan and
Miss Sadie Lofton of Boston, Mass.

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PARTY'

Announcing

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Stocker,
1238 Longfellow avenue, for many
years actively identified with Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek, were guests
at a dinner given in their honor by
the board of trustees Tuesday eve-
ning, Dec. 14, at the Book-Cadillac
hotel. On Jan. 1, Mr. and Mrs.
Stock, together with their faintly,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Meizels of l'ingree will make their home in New York.
The services rendered by Mr. and
avenue announce the betrothal o
their daughter, Lillian, to Ralph A Mrs. Stocker to Conservative Juda-
ism, Zionism, Jewish education and
Smith of this city.
communal progress in general were
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Friedman lauded in a set of resolutions pre.
of Kenilworth avenue announce the sented to theni by the board of trus-
engagement of their daughter, Ruth, tees of the congregation and in ad-
to Joseph S. Ostrow, son of Mr. and dresses delivered at the dinner.
Among those who attended the
Mrs. Maurice Ostrow of Melbourne
dinned were Rabbi A. M. Ilershman,
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Moskver of 9664 01- Mrs. A. Louis Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.
sego avenue announces the engage- Isaac Shetzer, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
ment of her daughter, Miss Eva Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Klein,
Mr.
Wolfe, to Edward Brownsten of this Mr. and Mrs. David S. 'Lemon,
and Sirs. Isaac Saulson, Mr. and Mrs. T:2
city, formerly of Cleveland.
Louis Stoll, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice II.
Mr. and Sirs. S. Shereck of 1523 7ackheim Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Seward avenue announce the he- Ehrlich, Mr. and Mrs. harry Frank,
trothal of their daughter, Irene Doris, Miss Ilattie Gittleman, Joseph Wets.
to Jack I. Cohen of this city. They man and Louis Smilansky.
The committee which made ar-
will he at home to their relatives and
rangements for the dinner consisted
friends on Sunday, Dec. 26.
of Maurice II. Zackheim and David S.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ilomonoff 'Lemon.
of 1656 Collingwood avenue an-
Do not cover your neighbor's roof
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Rose, to Samuel Katt of while your own is leaking.

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Guests at Dinner ■ at Book-Cadillac
December 14.

MISS MARION JOY KOVINSKY

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Himelhoch's—Hosiery—First Floor

The marriage of Miss Marion Joy Kovinsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Kovinsky of Pontiac, to Saul Jay Birnkrant of this city, will take
place at the Book-Cadillac Hotel on Sunday, Dec. 19.

We call for and deliver in all
parts of Detroit.

By Attending the

Ten shades.

STOCKERS HONORED
BY SHAAREY ZEDEK

—Redman Studios.

How does she do it? By
refreshing her garments.
It is amazing how long
your clothes last and how
well they look. And it
costs so little.

533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.

It's the stocking that shames the cobweb—this super-
sheer, all-silk chiffon "'lintel-Hose." It's new, its
lovely, it's as sheer as nothing at all, and it comes in
shades to match one's loveliest function frocks!
There's a gifty air about it, too, that makes its com-
ing into the }lintel-Hose family particularly timely!

Miss Ruth Si. Klein of Collingwood
avenue spent last week-end in Ann
Arbor, where she attended the sopho-
more prom.

"She Keeps
Well-Dressed"

SKIRTS

Three Pairs, 7.20

Among the many delightful affairs
given in honor of Miss Tillie Leibo-
vitz of 944 Virginia park, whose mar-
1 Hoge to Charles Weiner will be an
event of Dec. 26, were a miscellane-
ous shower and dinner party at which
Mrs. G. Men, sister of the bride-elect,
was hostess on Nov. 23; a miscellane-
ous shower given by the bride's
cousin, Mrs. Segal; a handkerchief
and hosiery shower by the Misses Mu-
riel and Martha Rosenstein of 2697
Monterey avenue; 0 miscellaneous
shower by Mrs. Weiner, mother of the
groom-to-be; and Mrs. Rose Dermer
of 2971 Tuxedo avenue complimented
Miss Leibovitz with a bridge-lunch-
eon and personal shower on Wednes-
day, Dec. 15. Miss Leibovitz re-
ceived many lovely gifts.

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A Splendid Group of Luxuri-
ous Fur Trimmed Coats, Re-

New, Super-Sheer I
"Himelhose"
For Functions
2.50

Novelties and Favors Galore.

Ten-Course Kosher Dinner served promptly at
12 O'clock.

Music by Shook's "Creole" Orchestra.

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JR. B'NAI B'RITH

PLANS
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New Year
Reservations

Limited Space Available for New Year Eve
Celebration.

Tables Reserved In Order Received.

Good

Music — Dancing — Novelties — Noisemakers

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Call or Phone: Empire 9000.

M.a.ger'. Office.

Dec. 19, at the B'nai B'rith Com-
manity House. Miss Beatrice Rader,
chairman of the dance committee, re
ports a large advance sale of tickets
and states that tickets will be ob-
tainable at the door.
I. Sol Rosenman, chairman of the
music committee, has secured the
services of Bill Lankin's Radio Sere-
naders, with Miss Elizabeth Rainey
of Grinnell Bros. at the piano.
Miss Nathalie Rosenman, the win-
, nor of the beauty contest sponsored
by the Iladassah during the summer,
will assist Miss Rader on the dance
c"mmittee and will be one of the
entrants in the beauty contest which
will be conducted on the night of the
dance. Prominent members of the
senior order will act as judges. Prizes
will be awarded the two winners.

in design; elaborate in coloring; roomy and inviting in
proportion . . . The frame is of solid mahogany; cover-
ing of exquisite mohair, in a gladsome range of colors and
patterns . . • We recommend the purchase of this superb
chair as a most unusual value at the special price of $54.

Standard Plan—Pay Nest Year

The fittest music in the

EMANUELS PLAN
DANSANT DECEMBER 19
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YOUNG

first annual dansant to he given by
the Young Emanuels Sunday eve-
ning, Dec. 19, at Temple Emanuel,
corner Taylor and Woodrow Wilson
avenues, and reports rendered by
Murray Friedman, chairman of the
committee on arrangements, promi-e
that this affair will be exceptionally
well responded to and that it will ac-
cordingly invite more successful
functions of the kind in the future.
A most interesting and entertaining
program, which will also include the
presentation of prizes and favors,
has been arranged and the music is
to be furnished by the well known
Shook Syncopators.
All are urged to secure tickets
either from the members of the or.'
ganization or at the dour the evening •
of the dance.

PERFECTION LODGE

I Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. and
I A. M., will hold • special communi-
, cation Wednesday, Dec. 22, at 7 p.
m. E. A. degree at the new Ma-
, sonic Temple in the Ionic room.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
By Order of—
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SAMUEL J. EDER, W. M.

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Morning, Dec. 25.

HOME OF THE KNAIIE AND
AM PICO.

Book Store,
Tickets can be obtained at the following: La:iron
Westminster Ave.; Plotkin's Book Store. 6031 Hastings St.; Subar's
Cheeluk's
Book
Store,
9342
Book Store, Twelfth at Taylor; S.

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