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HADASSAH FORMAL

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BALL AT STATLER

, Mrs. Aaron Goldenberg o
...dale court announce the be'
.ml of their daughter, Rose, to
Harry II. Jacobson of this city.

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of the Store

The Junior and Senior Hadassah

will give their annual formal ball at

Hotel Staler on Sunday, Jun. 23.

Woodward Thru to Washingtos,

mak-
-...--over—err--47tr— Srlrirrintlirr Mr. and Mrs. Ise-
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Harrison, !or-
dure Weingarden of 3778 Longfel-
merly of Detroit, now of Los An-
low avenue.
geles, Calif., wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lu-
Benjamin Schwartz of the Schwartz cille, to Saul Irving Slept, son of Mr.
furniture store, accompanied by his and Mrs. A. Stept of Hollywood,
daughter, Miss Clara Schwartz, has Calif.
left for a week's stay in Chicago,
where they will visit the furniture
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wasserman of
show.
Last Hancock avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Irene,
Announcement has been made of
to Dr. Nathan Levitt, son of Mr. and
the marriage of Miss Dorothy Shift-
Mrs. Mores Levitt of West Euclid
man of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Samuel
avenue.
Perlmuter of this city, which took
place Dec. 9 in New York.
Mrs. Anna Hirschman of 1959 Pin-
Miss Sylvia Rosenfield of 1537. gree avenue announces the engage-
Log Cabin avenue has returned from ment of her daughter, Rose, to Harry
a two months' visit in the West, Saltzman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sant
where she visited with friends and Saltzman of 15509 Fourteenth ave-
nue.
relatives.

Have You Seen
Picot-Top Super Sheer
Chiffon "Himel- Hose?"
2.50

JANUARY
CLEARANCE

Entire Stocks
WOMEN'S
MISSES'
CHILDREN'S

Winter Apparel at
Emphatic Redactions

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Often a perfectly good
garment is discarded be-
Is the
cause the color has grown
monotonous. And how
Color
simple it is to change it!
Monotonous? A tiresome color can be
changed to a deeper
shade or changed in color
completely. It will make
your last season's dress
A simple change
up-to-date and new
in color often
makes a tiresome
again.
g•r me at your
You will be agreeably
favorite.
surprised at the many
pleasing changes in color
that can be made by our
scientific dyeing process.

ODORLESS AND PERFECT

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Mr. and Mrs. S. Helper if 227 King,
Mrs. Simi E. Goldsmith of 3:36N
Richton avenue has returned from avenue announce the engagement of
Cincninati, Ohio, where she attended their niece, Helen Moyer, to Henry
the funeral of her husband on Sun- Miller of Wyandotte. Mr. Miller is
day, Dec. 26. Mr. Goldsmith died the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mil-
ler of 2257 West Euclid avenue.
in Detroit at Harper Hospital.

Mrs. Sarah Marks and (laughter,
Mrs. Samuel Bloomberg, have re- Rabbi and Mrs. Franklin. Every ef-
turned to their homes after spending fort is being made to make this dance
the past week with Mr. and Mrs. B. a most enjoyable one.
I Rosenberg of Saginaw.
The eleventh annual dance of the
Samuel J. Bloomberg has returned Western Ladies Aid Society is to be
to the city after spending the past held on Sunday evening, Jan. 2:3, at
week in Chicago, where he attended the Philadelphia and Byren Hall.
the National Shoe Dealers conven- Mrs. Dora Finkel is president of this
society and Mrs. A. Friedlander vice-
tion.
president. Proceeds of this dance are
to be used for the benefit of the poor
A delightful affair was the twen.
and fleetly. Music will be furnished
tieth anniversary party of Mr. and
by Jean Goldkette's Orchestra. Tick-
Mrs. Ike 'Lido, held on Sunday eve-
ets may be obtained from members
ning, Jan. 2, at their home at 2214
or at the box office the night of the
Hazelwood avenue. Covers were laid
dance.
for :30 guests. Fiddler's orchestra,
accompanied by Mrs. F. Malinoff,
pianist, entertained and dancing spe-
cialties were (lone by Messrs. Jack
and Karl Fiddler and the Misses Ray
and Belle Fiddler. Mrs. 'tide was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts.

"A Modern Plant With Modern Mittbods."

Mrs. J. Werner of Hamilton, Ont.,
who prior to her marriage was Miss
Lena Farber of Ljetroit, is here for
a short visit. Shet:is visiting the Far-
ber family at 2505 Hazelwood ave.
nue.

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"Jewish Colonization In Russia"
Will be the Subject of Speech given by

DR. E. WATTENBERG OF NEW YORK

Who has just returned from a trip to Russia.

B'NAI B'RITH COMMUNITY CENTER

Sunday Afternoon, Jan. 16, at 2:30 P. M.

275 EAST FERRY

EVERYBODY INVITED

GEWERKSHAFTEN CAMPAIGN

SUNDAY, JANUARY 16, 1927

A Conference of the Palestine Gewerkshaften Cam-
paign will be held at the Folk Shute. 539 Kenilworth Ave.
All Jewish Organizations and Lodges of Detroit are
asked to send delegates to the Conference.
Matters of great importance will be taken up.

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Something New in
Upholstered Furniture

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FIEDENBERG I

FURNITURE HOUSE NI

The Store With a Reputation.

3725 HASTINGS ST. AT EAST FOREST AVE.

Mrs.. Morris Blumberg is chairman
of the senior patron committee and
is assisted by Miss Mildred Bachrach.

The proceeds of this affair will be
used towards the hospital building
fund, the child welfare work, also the
support of the orphan institution at
Myer Chefeye, which is the specific
work of the Junior Hadassah.

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HERMANN HOEXTER

B. Mus a Columbia University.
REPERTOIRE — VOICE PLACING — COACHING

■ ndoreed

by Jonef P •nternack. Director Victor Talking Machine Co..
Giorgi,
Dir Chic.ato Deere Ca.

R.idence Studio: 2243 LOTHROP AVE., near Fourteenth St.
Phone for Appointments, Euclid 2144.

Our Want Ads Sure Bring Returns

Miss Helen Ressler of Collingwood
entertained at a bridge last
Friday evening in honor of Miss
Jeannette Cohen, who was home for
the winter vacation from Bishop Stra.
han School, Toronto, Ont.

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Miss Bess M. Steinberg of Edison
avenue left on Thursday for Los An-
geles, where she will attend the mar-
riage of Mildred Stamler to Myron,
S. Steinberg on Feb. 10. From Los /
Angeles, Miss Steinberg will tour to
San Diego, San Francisco and New
Orleans and on her return trip will
he the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
August Gould in Chattanooga, Tenn.,
for an indefinite stay.

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Mrs. Milford Chaplin of 2911
Webb avenue entertained on Tues-
day, Jan. 11, in honor of Mrs. Lillian
Weisman with a bridge luncheon.
l'rizes were won by Mrs. Kopel, Mrs.
Radner and Mrs. Epstein.

Nils- Rita Segal of 608 Medbury
entertained her house guest,
Miss Ray Handelman of Toronto,
with a surprise and farewell party.
Among the 50 guests present were
all the officers of the "Y" and all
members of the ''Y" basketball team.
A. E. Ellinson, a member of the
"Y" Dramatic Club, gave several im-
personations. Miss Rita Gedaket
rendered some vocal numbers accom-
panied by Martha Serlin. Nathan
Friedman and Fred Snitz sang sev-
eral selections.

avenue

Miss Eva Toper of Josephine ave-
nue has returned from a two weeks'
visit with relatives in Toronto.

Do you need to fill in a piece of furniture? It
might be just the one we have reduced for our
Mid-Winter Clearance.

Misses Rose Weinstein, Rhea Ilarris
and Elizabeth Glazier and Mrs. Max
Dushkin.

The C. L. H. Girls entertained on
Saturday evening, Jan. 8, at the !
home of Miss Blanche Bennett of
Englewood avenue at a bridge and
bunco party in honor of Miss Sada
Soppe, who left for her home in
Rochester, N. Y.

Miss Edythe A. Brechner has re-
turned from New York, where she at-
tended the annual convention of the
Beta Delta Sorority, the chapter of
which is being organized in Detroit.

All our Living Room Furniture is equip-
ped with Balloon Cushions.
These cushions are guaranteed to be the
most comfortable and to keep their
shape for life.
We are the largest distributors for this
brand of furniture and desire an oppor-
tunity to demonstrate its superiority.

MISS RHEA HARRIS

Mrs. Abraham Cooper is general
chairman and is being assisted by the

Mr. and Mrs. Carol J. Reinheimer
(Alice Greenberg) have returned
from their wedding trip to California
and are making their temporary resi-
dence at the home of the bride's par-
ents, 1615 West Boston boulevard.

On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs.
Harry M. Greenberg and daughters,
Lillian and Ruth Janice of 1615 Bos-
ton boulevard, left for Miami, Fla.,
where they will spend the winter
months.

Melrose 4200

"Himel-Hose" — First Floor.

Mrs. Charles Steinberg and chil-
dren of 1466 Chicago boulevard have
left for Los Angeles, Calif., where
they will spend the winter months.

FOREST CLEANERS
AND DYERS

533.37 Forest Ave. E.

It's divinely sheer—this "IIimel-}lose" smart
women are choosing- for functions! It comes
in every evening shade demanded by the sea-
son, in silk from top to toe, and finished with
the picot top found usually on much more costly
hosiery.

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Greatest Sale of'

NNIS FURS 1

1\41Ni:--lovelv creations of this most met:-
torious fur . . . . authentically styled
from perfectly matched dark pelts . . . are
offered in this event at savings ranging
from - ----- - $250 to $450

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Toper are
having as their guest this week their
nephew, Simon Perlmutter of Bur-
lington, Vt.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen of
Hague avenue entertained on Jan. 9
in honor of Simon Perlmutter, who is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
'riper of 610 Josephine avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Gordon
of :362 Leicester court have as their
h-use guest the latter's sister, Miss
Cell Keisnu of Milford, Mass.

Mrs. Maurice II. Levin (Esther
Friedman 1 of 2987 Gladstone ave-1
nue, entertained at her home Thurs-
day evening, Jan. A, with a bridge
party in honor of Miss Mollie Price
of Chicago. Prizes were awarded to
Nli•s Ruth Glick, Mrs. L. M. Marks
and Mrs. Abe Rosenberg.

The Upsilon Chapter of the Phi
Beta Fraternity is giving its first '
dance on Saturday evening, Feb. 19,
in the crystal ballroom of the Book.:
Cadillac Hotel. The ballroom is to,
he decorated with many fraternity '
banners. Entertainers for the eve-
ring are to be various members of
the Red Apple Club and Fred Stritt.
Among the patrons and patronesses!
are to be Mayor and Mrs. Smith and I

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