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FINAL WEEK

The engagement of Miss Irene
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MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, AT 8:30

Mrs. Meyer 1. Prentis and family
The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
John Ileavenrich was beautifully of 664 Chicago boulevard are recent
celebrated last week when they were arrivals in Los Angeles.
hosts to 75 guests at a dinner and
dance at the Hotel Stutter.
Miss Bess M. Steinberg of Edison
avenue is in Los Angeles to attend
David and Leo Welling sailed from the marriage of Miss Mildred Stunt-
New York to spend six weeks travel- ler to Myron S. Steinberg of Detroit.
On her return trip she will visit in
ing in Europe.
San Diego, San Francisco, New Or-
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Brown have left leans and Chattanooga, Tenn., where
to spend the winter in California and she will be the guest of her sister and
the Hawaiian Islands. En route they brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. August
will stop in St. Louis to visit their Gould.
children, Mrs. Charles Yahlem and
Miss Selma R. Ressler, Collingwood
Mrs. Fred S'Renco. They are also
planning to spend several days in avenue, was hostess at a luncheon-
bridge
of beautiful appointments at
New Orleans.
the Detroit Yacht Club on Saturday,
Mrs. Philip Bloomgarten and in honor of Miss Helen A. Levinson,
daughter, Mary Rita, of Edison ave- whose marriage to Harry Newcorn
nue are among the recent arrivals in will be an event of this month.
Los Angeles.
Miss Eva Werbe returned to her
home after a 10 days stay in New
Miss Bessie B. Silverman of 1652 York.
Calvert avenue entertained 20 guests
at a bridge and bunco party Thursday
Mrs. Louis Winkleman, who left on
evening, Jan. 13. The winners of Wednesday with Mr. Winkleman and
the first prizes were Nettye S. Dunn, daughter, Dorothy, for a two months'
Kathrine Sciper and Neena Sodes. stay in California, was the inspiration
The consolation prizes were won by for much beautiful entertaining prior
Ruth Altschuler and Betty Weinberg. to her departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Reinheimer
Miss Lillian Adele Granzow isin-
(Alice Greenberg), whose marriage viting her pupils and friends to a tea
was an event of early December, have on Staurday afternoon at 3 o'clock .
returned from a Western wedding The guests of honor are to be Ruth
trip and are occupying the home of St. Dennis and Ted Shawn, the cele-
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. brated dancers who are to appear at
Harry M. Greenberg, at 1615 West Orchestra Hall on Saturday evening .
Boston boulevard, during their ab-
sence in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Shiffman of
West Boston boulevard were hosts to
The Detroit colony in Los An- a group of friends at their home last
geles will be further augmented Friday evening.
within the week by the arrival there
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warren of
Miss Anna Warren left on Tuesday
West Boston boulevard, who left for to spend the remainder of the winter
the West on Wednesday.
in California.

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$37.85

A splendid wardrobe trunk! Its top is bulged
to facilitate its being placed upright. It is
equipped wills nine hangers, shoe box, four
drawers, ironing board, and laundry bag. The
top opens above the garment section, and a
dust curtain protects the garments.

It is Hudson's "STURDYBILT" trunk that we
have priced at much less than usual for this
January Sale!

Second Floor—Farmer

The J. L. HUDSON CO.

DETROIT

MISS IRENE WASSERMAN

announced at a dinner given by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wasser-
man of East Hancock avenue, on
Sunday, Jan. 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mendelssohn
of 1526 Lawrence avenue announce
the betrothal of their daughter, Betty
Jane, to Maurice Schwartz, son of
Harry Schwartz of 2696 Sturtevant
avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rubenstein
of 2641 Elmhurst avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Marion Elizabeth, to Saul Isaacson,
son of Sir. and Mrs. M. B. Isaacson
of 1996 West Grand avenue.

Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Ashinsky of
2435 Taylor avenue announce the en-
Friends in Detroit will be glad to gagement of their daughter, Flor-
hear of the excellent record made by ence, to Rabbi Irving Miller of
Jule E. Stocker, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Youngstown, Ohio. son of Rabbi and
David E. Stocker of Longfellow ave- Mrs. A. Miller of Brooklyn, N. Y.
nue. He has been awarded a $250
first-year law scholarship.. He ranked
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Zalesin of
among the first four of the 15 schol- 1011 Alger avenue announce the be-
Sponsored by the
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Kaufman (Lil- arships that go to first-year law men
trothal
of their daughter, Esther, to
lian Fellinan) are at home in their at Harvard.
Neil M. Kalef of this city, son of
new residence at 2698 Webb avenue.
WESTERN LADIES' AID SOCIETY
Reverend and Sirs. M. Kale! of Re-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Musliner of
Mrs. Reuben Rosenfield and Mrs. Collingwood avenue will leave shortly gina, Canada.
SUNDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1927
Joshua Sarasohn entertained at a to join the winter colony in Cali-
musicale and tea Wednesday, Jan. fornia.
PHILADELPHIA-BYRON HALL
TEMPLE ARTS SOCIETY
12, for the Junior Iladassah, at the
HOLDS PLAY CONTEST
Jean Goldkette's Nightingale Orchestra.
home of Sirs. Sarasohn on McLean of West Philadelphia avenue will
avenue.
leave next week to spend sonic time
Admission
50t
The Temple Arts Society of Temple
"Proceeds go for the needy."
in California.
Beth El announces a prize contest for
Mrs. Julia Koplowitz will leave the
original
plays suitable for production
end of the week for Florida.
Mrs. Morris Friedberg and children
will leave the end of January for by the Temple Arts Society at Tem-
ple Beth El.
Mrs. A. Fishbain of Cleveland is Southern California.
The following are the rules of the
the guest of Mrs. S. T. Winkelman.
Miss Jane Sherman was hostess at contest:
1. All manuscripts are to be sub-
Sirs. Herman St. Kolodkin left Sun- ■ surprise birthday party given in
day to pass the rest of the season in honor of her sister, Gertrude. The mitted to Miss Anna Oxenhandler,
Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Kolodkin evening was spent in playing bunco Temple Beth El, on or before March
have been making their home at the and prizes were won by the Misses 1 ,1927.
Manuscripts shall bear no name
Hot'; Stotler.
Jeanne Center and Ray Nusgart. Miss or 2. other means of identificatios and
Sherman was the recipient of many will be assigned a number by Miss
The theater and dinner party given lovely gifts.
Ovenhandler, duplicate of which shall
by the Phiota Delta Sorority was a
be given the contestant, no person to
huge success and a delightful eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Katz (Mil- know the name of the author submit-
ning was enjoyed by all.
dred Kasoff), who left Dec. 20 for ting manuscript.
an Eastern honeymoon trip have re-
3. All plays must be suitable for
Mrs. Benjamin Fishman of 3347 turned to the city and are residnig at
1550 Woodward Avenue
temple production.
West
Boston given
boulevard
was hostess
at a bridge
in honor
of the the home of their parents, Mr. and
4. Manuscripts shall be typed on
Mrs. Louis Kasoff of 563 Rosedale one side only and shall be double
birthday of Sirs. Gene Gurvis on court.
spaced.
Thursday, Jan. 13.
5. Plays are to be one act and run
Mrs. Charles Prag entertained 48 not longer than 30 minutes and not
CINDERS—I frunish my customers with Hi-Grade
Mrs. Sarah Benjamin will entertain guests
ts at the B elcrest Ilotel on Jan. less than 15 minutes.
14 guests at luncheon on Saturday, 5 in honor of her sister, Fee, who left
6. The Temple Arts Society will not
Cinders. My aim is to please YOU.
Jan. 22, at the Book-Cadillac hotel. for New York City.
claim copyright on any of the plays.
It claims the right to the first pre-
The Belcrest was the scene of a
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gurvis of sentation. The authors retain the
luncheon of beautiful appointments
Tyler avenue were hosts at a right to copyright for all future pur-
on Tuesday when Mrs. Jacob Oppen- 2456
dinner given in honor of the birthday poses.
GLENDALE
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heim of Rochester avenue was hos- of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fishman
2430 MYRTLE
The following have been invited to
tess
to
60
guests.
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on Sunday evening, Jan. 16.
act as judges: Fred Butzel, Milford
Stern, Dr. David Levy and Mrs. Wal-
lace Rosenheim.
n e f g tt i ' Fl n i n ti v e e lo e:
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be announced, for it is the position of
= nary on Saturday evening, Jan. 29, the Temple Arts Society that the con-
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= with a dinner dance at the Castle testants will work chiefly fo rthe honor
E Cafe, 340 East Congress street. Coy- of having their plays presented by the
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= ers will be laid for 50 guests.
Temple Arts Society. It is announced,
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however, that the prizes are of a very
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g A delightful bridge luncheon of attractive nature. There will be a
E. , beautiful appointment took place in first and second prize and an honorable
= a private dining room of Webster mention. The three best plays will be
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= hall on Jan. 15, honoring all mem- presented at one of the performances
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= hers of the Phi Beta Nu Sorority. of this season.
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E The luncheon was given by the late
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= Rosalyn Weingarten and Ann Zim- KADIMAH SCHOOL WILL
merman, who received the guests. SHOW PALESTINE MOVIES
The room was beautifully decorated
with a variety of roses and baby-
The Kadimah Hebrew School, un-
breath.
der the auspices of Isaiah Chernoff,
F.'
will show the latest movies
Among those to start the many pre- director,
of Palestine on Wednesday, Jan. 26,
= nuptial affairs being given in honor at 7:30 - p. m., in the Roosevelt School
= of the marriage of Miss Lilian Wein- auditorium, Linwood and Burlingame
= -berg to lien jamin Punic° on Feb. 20 avenues. This will be free of charge
= were the Mesdames I. Harry Brown and tickets may be obtained at the
(Mae Strobl) and harry Silverman
Ilebrew School, 11729 Lin-
= at a very beautifully appointed Kadimah
wood near Tuxedo, and the Kadimah
bridge-luncheon and linen shower on School
at
Beaubien street, near
E Jan. 8. The color scheme being pink Holbrook, 8821
from 4 to 7 p. m. daily
E - and white, pink roses adorned the and on Sunday
from
10 to 1.
= center of the table with tapers of the
= same hue. Covers were laid for 34
= guests and Miss Weinberg was show,
= ered with many exquisite gifts.

ELEVENTH @ANNUAL 'BALL

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January Sale of Trunks

Mrs. S. T. Winkelman, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mitzie, and
Mrs. Fishbain and son, Nat, has re-
turned from an eight-week tour to
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
and New York.

VALENTINES

CARDS — FAVORS — NOVELTIES

See
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in Detroit
News
for information
regarding

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REV. JACOB 1. SKLAR

DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN

Of No &Man Can it Be More Truly Said--

He Serves His People Well

DR. CHAIM WEIZNIANN-

We bid you welcome—great, honored, true lead-

er—and pledge our might and main in support
of your unparalleled leadership in the holy cause
of Eretz Israel.
ZIONIST COUNCIL OF DETROIT

Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Temple
= Beth El will next week deliver a num-
ber of graduation addresses. 011
Wednesday morning he will give the
= graduation address at the Central
= High School, on Thursday morning
-=L. - he will speak to the graduates at the
Eastern High School and in the eve-1
= nine of the same day to the Highland
= l'ark High School graduates. On
= Wednesday evening he is to address
M. all the public school teachers of Pon-
tier. His choice for so many ad-
= dresses of this nature is no insignifi-
= cant compliment.

=

Miss Rose Tanner of Pena,
=, spent the last four weeks in the city
= as house guest of her cousins, Mr.
= and Mrs. David Barron and family of
627 Westminster avenue. During
= her stay she was extensively enter-
= tained by Miss Betty Barron.

., Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Zalesin of
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= 1011 Agler avenue entertained with

= a dinner on Sunday evening, Dec. 16,
= in honor of Mrs. M. Kalef of Regina,
=, Canada, at which time the announce-1
= merit of the engagement of her
= daughter, Esther, to Neil M. Kalif
= took place. Covers were laid for 18
guests. After the dinner an informal

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