THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

'BICUR CHOLEM PURIM
BALL PLANS COMPLETED

The Newer
Smarter
Coats for
Spring

t,

pearance tvhcih it will give to the

wearer. Models, sports, tIrt ,, s and
travel.

$59.50 to $295

blow .1/issts

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MO coXii,i7;S'itO's sic stir

Save the price of a
New Spring Topcoat

Spring
Topcoats

Smartly dressed
men and women
are always fore-
handed. They are
refreshing their
spring coats
NOW by the For.
est Process.

Particular men and women are
delighted with the smart, fresh
appearance of their last year's
spring coats — after having
them restored by the Forest
•oll Call save the
Process.
price of a new coat, yet have
one that looks like new, at
small expense.
$1 makes your old

felt hat like new.

ODORLESS AND PERFECT

FOREST CLEANERS
AND DYERS

633 - 37 Forest Ave. E.

Melrose 4200

"A Medan Plant With Modern Mtiothasla."

GEWERKSHAFTEN
CAMPAIGN BANQUET

SUNDAY, MARCH 13, AT 6 P. M.

STATLER HOTEL (LARGE BALLROOM)

Will Inaugurate Campaign Opening.

S. L. Rubachow of Palestine and the Beloved B.
Zuckerman will be the Principal Speakers
' of the Evening.

Professor E. Zaludkowski will render vocsil selections, accompanied
by Miss Basin, pianist.

To Assure Reservation Call M. Margolis, 2015 Blaine, Gar. 3260W.

A cordial invitation is extended to all Gew•rkshaften friends, elte-
cially those front Toledo, Mt. Clemens, Flint.

C.5752s

fi melhoch'.,

be one of the

1:1/11i1/1V social affairs of the
the formal hall phinned 1 ■ 3. the

Woodward Thru to Washinstut•

"Vamp-Toe" Chiffon

; Were the dicrrsiulls of I 1 j evening
prizes hying awarded to 511,s loollter
off, Nliss Ruth Lefka, Mrs. A. llo
asonolf. Nliss Helfand %c.an the re
cipient of many lovely gift,.

especially for the distinctive ap-

IEBEL

It hat

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Mfrs. 510e Pearlman of :11, , Balfou •
(boort Apartments, 3310 Ilm•ht-te
avenue, entertained on Saturday eve-
ning, 'March 5, with a surprise birth
day party, in honor of her .0-ter. 51i,
)tilled Helfand. Bridge and fan tat

fabrics and furs-each one chosen

B.

nd '

Mr and Mrs. Irvine G. Levy ar
now residing al 2610 Gladstone eve
nue and au , tit holm, to then friends

Are interpreted here in the finer

mud ll'omo or.

abia •

The Rice' Cholem Society has
completed elaborate plans fur its
-eventectiith annual Purim ball, which

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!SHAAREY ZEDEK FORMAL /
BALL TO BE ON APRIL 3 I

Mrs. 51'illiani II. Boesky of Elm-
burst avenue entertained with a de-
lieht ful ',ridge party at her home on
Wednesday evening last iti honor of
M i-s Beatrice %%lei n beroc of Clseeo
land. Prizes were awarded the Misses
Jewell Frank, Lena Silterherg and
Jean Bronson and Mrs. N. Rubin.
Mr,. Boesky rendered several vocal
selections and wayIllin111 kill on
DOROTHY ROBBINS
the piano by Miss Viola Friedman.
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will take plt Om in the !roil. ballroom
Mr. , and 51rs. Meyer Ito,milmum of
of the Hotel Start
on Sunday. eve-
,
nazeiw000 avenue, who are on till ex-
March 211,
(;„1,11,T , TTT , t,'1' ron h a d aurs have tended trip through the South, have
been engaged to furnish he dance ; left New Orleans and are now visits
at Galveston, 'Pesos. 'They
music and a novel program of enter- i ing
. friend,
. .
; will visit at not sprIngs
Springs and Chicago
tainment is being arranged.
irriS Greenberg is eh:111111:111 01 r l before returning home.
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the
nee co mmittee a nd is being as-1
Mr,. Henry IVinei ntin, Jr., and Miss
sited by Miss Dorothy Robbins, Samol
inerva anti 51 iss Helene IV ineman
uel \Venter and Loner and Betty ;
; have issued invitations for a tea, on
Dtaitkin.
; Saturday, March DJ, at their home
itii Pingree avenue.

YOUNG ISRAEL

ZADAKAH CLUB TO HOLD
Second Annual Dance,
On Sunday iiVeliing, Nlarth 27, the
CARD PARTY MARCH 16
second annual dance of Young. Israel
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of Detroit will be held in the large
Plans are completed for the card
Itallreorn Of the Hotel Statler. This
to be given by the Zedakah
affairpromises to Ite one Of the uul- i. I
social events of the Se10011.
The proceeds of this ikon,e will go
to further the religious, educational,
philanthropic, social and athletic tic.;
tit it it's of the organization timong
the :\unerirnn jeWidl youth.
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Purim Festival: 1
Young Israel of Detroit will vile-'.
brat, Purim this year tin Thursday
evening, March 17, at the Emattuell

Sy ',w og Taylor a nil Wolcott' Wr.
Son vconurs .
T Ile reaming of then
5legilto, or the Book of Esther, an,

interestidg speaker, wonderful mu-
steal minded', by Cantor Rothman
and his choir, and refreshments will ;
feature the evening. All branches of
Young Israel will join in celebrating
this joyous day in Jewish history.

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Three Pairs 5.70

MRS. M. H. ZACKHEIM

Shaarey Zedek, to take phict. Sunday
evening, April 3, at the Rook-Cadillac

in charge includes:
Seymour Frank, Il r. and Mrs. Berman
August, Mr. NIrs. Simon Shetzer,
William Gold:Jew, Eolith Shetzer, Mrs.
Maurice Zackhemt, Mrs. Itoltert Low-
etilterg., Mrs. :Ali nm t r oops, :4 811111r'
:Mil 'Mr,. Robert Nlarwil,
ML's. %Vet,nuin and Oscar A. Kauf-
man.

LECHEM ANIYIM PLANS
BAZAAR FOR MARCH 13

MRS. JACOB HARVITH

Club on Wednesday afternoon, Mandl
10, at 2 o'clock, at the Knights if Py-
thias Hall, 3153 Cass avenue.
All funds raised will he used for
making layettes for poor infants and
for aiding the needy.
Tickets may be secured from Mrs.
:Milton Greenblatt, Arlington 8115-It,
Mrs. Jacob Ilarvith of 301 East Phila-
delphia avenue or any of the members.

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NEWS! NEWS! NEW !

Who? Baby Day Nursery.

What? Package Party.

When? March 13, 1927, at 8 o'clock

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Why? Benefit of Nursery Orphans.

Where? Holbrook Synagogue, Cor. Holbrook and Beaubien.

DANCING

ADMISSION 11Y PACKAGE ONLY

Everybody Come.

Refreshments.

S?-5?-57-

COME ONE! COME ALL!!

HARD TIME BALL

Sponsored by the

Kovler-Volyner Progressive Aid Society

Special Meeting.:
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel
will hold special meetings every
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock until
plans for the bazaar are completed.
Reports will be given at these meet-
ings.

Prizes Awarded for Most Original Costumes.

SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 20

FORT WAYNE HOTEL, Adjoining Masonic Temple.

(Corner Cu. and Temple.)

Regular Meeting:
A regular meeting of the sister-
hood will be held Monday evening,
March 21, at 6 o'clock. Members
are urged to attend and invite their
husband, and friends.

Admission 50 cents

Good Music

HERMANN HOEXTER

CARD OF THANKS

B. Wm., Columbia University.
REPERTOIRE — VOICE PLACING — COACHING

Mrs. Frieda Lewis and family of
'2241 Gladstone avenue wish to thank
their many friends for the kindness
shown thern during their recent

Pisgah Lodge Will
Hold Punm
Punm Ball reavemnt

■ ndeceed by Joeer raeternack, Director Victor Talking Machina Cee

Giorgi& Volum, Dir. Chicago Opera Ca.

Residence Studio: 2243 LOTHROP AVE., our Felarteentk
Phone for Appointments, Euclid 2144.

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NOTICE!

It has been rumored around
Detroit for a long time that
are among the
our of
most outstanding in the city.

The ?Most 'Beautiful Show in the World

NATIONAL
FLOWER SHOW

WE BEG TO CONFIRM
3 °-- THE RUMOR
4 ,P2'

Continuous from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.

Now It's the

Purim Ball

of the

Bicur Cholem Society

Hotel Statler Sunday Evening,
March 20th, 9 o'clock

PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY
PLANS HARD TIME BALL

Admission Fifty Cents

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Much interest is being manife.,ted
in the bazaar which is being planned
by the Ladies Leehent Aniyim
to take place Sunday, 'larch
13, at the Ahavas Achim Synagogue,
Delmar and lVestmiester avenues.
The solicitation of packages be the
board of directory was complied with
very cheerfully by the IILISilleSS men
of the city and the public is invited
to Oak, adN - antave of the splendid
merchandise that will be lout on sale
at a very low cost. The proceeds of
the atrair will be used lo further the
maltose of the organization, namely,
to aid poverty stricken families,

New Branch Joins:
"Radio Night" at !Vaal B'rith
Young Entanuels of the Eman-
4;(
uel Synagogue, Taylor and Woodrow
March 14; Stars to Broad-
N1 ilson avenues, who have been func-
cast
From
('toter.
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tioning for the past six months in
the same field of work as that spon-
sored by Young Israel of Detroit,
A 13'ntii B'rith Purim masquerade
have consented to affiliate with the will Ice staged
evening, March;
latter and join as a branch. The new 13, in the B'nai Irrith ballroom 275 ' cs.
croup has a very large membership East Ferry avenue, by the entertain-
c n omprised of Seniors and juniors. ment committee of Pisgah Lodge No. i 4/c,
'Murray Friedman is president.
34,1. 0. B. B. Bob Cruzet's Alabama j .C:•
( otton Pickers will provide dance niu-:
Tn laugh at men of talent is the sic for the allair. It is announced that j crj
privilege of fools.
noisemakers, favors, confetti and otherI .o.C,;•
carnival novelties Will he distributed; 'cf
and that prizes will be :retarded for the
best costumes.
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Monday evening, March 14, will be I :co;
radio night for members of the lotigee./.
l h
and their friends. According to the
statement of Harry YudkolT, officiall
announcer for the occasion, many rad- ,TS_
iot stars of note will appear before the ir
microphone in the lodge rooms and Sj
members will have the opportunity to I It
learn how radio programs are broad-
cast. The affair will be open to the , .S:
public without charge.
g-
ib is announced by Henry M. Abram-
ovitz, chairman of the intellectual all-
vanceinent committee, that 1/r. Gruen- 'cf
taunt, who was invited by the Amer- /llin
icon Jewish Congress to address its 4 . tj
Washington meeting, will speak before 'cf.
a joint meeting of the B'nai B'rith
and local Zionist organizations on :„C;;;',
March 21. .
Mr. Altramovitz also states that a Tr:
t
debate between teams representing the
Ifillell Foundations of the Universi-
ties of Nlichigari and Illinois will take •'1`,
place Sunday afternoon. March 27, in 44.k
Northern Iligh School. The subject
of the debate will b, announced with- "'
in a short inn,
Is/l.
A feature of the meeting of 'larch '
28 will be a sympssium participated in 7jo.
by Rabbi Len M. Franklin, who will
discuss "Religion," Rabbi
A.
:41.
lb rshinan on - Zoonism." Jacob Ilan-
Koh, 011 ".1e, ii•h Labor Organizations ;
in .5tuelica," Milford Stern on "Con- .! •
tributton of Jewry to Science and
Art," and a prominent journalist tan
"Jewio It Journalism and Literature in
T
the United States."
On Sunday, May 8, the lodge will ./.-
; sponsor H debate liviiete•n (la/TT/CC
Marrow and Will C. Ibrant ill orches-
tra H,dl. Complete details of the aro
fair will In' annountssl shortly by the
committee in charge.

MARCH 12th TO 20th

Himelhoch—Himel•Hose—First Floor.

The ronuuiller

CONGREGATION
EMANUEL

Blaine-Linwood Branch:
The Blaine-Lieu' nod branch of
Young, Israel will take complete
charge in the loading of the Sabbath
sett ice, Saturday morning. March 12,
at tI o'clock. in the Nlishkun Israel
Synagogue. This branch was recent:
ly organized for the purpose 1.4 ac-
commodating the increasing number
of the organization's members who
live in that vicinity and to enable
them to attend the Sabbath services
sponsored by Young Israel. lche
members of the Mishkun Israel Syna-
gogue are anxious to sett the progress
the new branch has made in the pitst
sin weeks. Rabbi Isaac Stollman,
Morris Fishman and Harry Schlussel,
prc•sitlent of the branch, will address
the congregation. Representative
Representatives of
all Young Israel branches will be
present at the services, which will be
followed with a kiddish.

CONVENTION HALL

Silk-to-the-top these Chiffon 11MM-1-Lose
have the run-stop garter hem and exclusive
"vamp-toe" feature.

(In Sunday evening, March 211, the
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K. (V V. Progressive Sta illy will give
•a hard time hall at the Michigan-Py-
thian Club, Fort Wayne Hotel, Cas•
;
arid Temple avenues. The arrange.
ments committee, headed by Mrs. M.
Gecker and Mr. Rosenfeld, is planning
;a novel program of entertainment, and ;
prizes n ill be awarded for the hest ';'•
costumes.
Admission is 50 cents and tickets ;
;
nay be obtained by calling Mrs. A.
Feigelman, Hemlock 22(ii-W.
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All comes in time to him who. I' .
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waits.

Music by Jean Goldkette's Orchestra

Tickets at Door or From Members, $1.00

Benefit Needy Sick

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Every betrayal of • secret is the ;
fault of the person who confided it.
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`Dress Informal