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Final Clearance!
The last meeting of the North
Woodward Branch of the Jewish
Old Folks Home was held at the
home of Mrs. T. Rosenthal in the
form of a lawn bridge. The or-
ganization is planning a theater
party to take place in November.
224 Garments
SUITS and
TOPCOATS
Men's
Athena Girls Club.
NOTICE
poutiar
IN MEMORLAM
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Kadimah Girls Club.
The Kadimah Girls Club is mak-
ing elaborate preparations for its
second of a series of lawn bridge
parties, to be given on Saturday
afternoon, Aug. 27, from 2 to 5,
at the home of Miss Frieda Levine
of 2946 Clairmount avenue. A
very pretty tapestry donated by
Mother Klein will be raffled on the
afternoon of the event. Tickets
may be procured from any of the
members. Miss Bessie Good is ac-
tively interested in this affair ant
is being assisted by Mrs. A. C.
Goldberg, chairman; Miss Ruth
Klugman and Miss Lillian Solo-
mon. The last meeting was held
at the home of Miss Lillian Solo-
mon of Cameron avenue.
Yes, sir! Final Clearance—just that! We have
left only 224 suits and top coats—every gar-
ment hand-tailored—every garment silk-
lined. And we are giving you the
very same Scholnick service as
usual—no charge for
alterations.
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Ased-Ed-Din Sorority.
A regular meeting of the Ased-
Ed-Din Sorority was held at the
home of Miss Mildred Reisman of
5525 St. Antoine street. Miss Ann
Skolnick has become a pledge to
the sorority. An open meeting is
being panned in the near future.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Sarah Silverman of
Michigan avenue.
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Notes
Miss Rosa Manes entertained at
In the last issue of The Chron-
a pajama party Saturday evening
icle, in the story of the farewell
at her home, 40 Lorraine court.
banquet for Rev. H. Milkovsky, the
Miss Gertrude Lane of Toronto,
fact that Dr. H. E. !Apnea re-
Ont., and the Misses Ida Smith
cited a poem that he had composed
and Theresa Feldman of Detroit
especially for the occasion was
were the out-of-town guests.
omitted. The poem was very well
received.
Miss Tibic Chimovitz of 2047
West Philadelphia avenue was hos-
tess at the last regular meeting of
the Athena Girls Club. Arrange-
ments are being 'mule for the
bridge and raffle to take place on
Sunday afternoon, Sept. Ill, at the
Savoy Hotel. Mrs. William Keller
In loving memory of our dar-
(Pauline Fabric) of 1910 Hazel- ling mother, who died 13 years
wood avenue will be hostess at the ago, Aug. 14, 1914.
next regular meeting on Tuesday
Ben, Myren and Lipman Lands-
evening, Aug. 23.
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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
FRANCE HONORS
DR. JACOB SEGAL
1400 WASHINGTON BLVD.
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of
Young and More Matured.
Five Years Ago—
cursion season, the products of Gunsberg should
be on every tongue and enjoyed by every palate.
Pure — Wholesome — No coloring matter used.
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(JEWISH WOMEN
OPEN NEW SHOP
A shop which fills a want long
felt by the women of Detroit was
Judaean Pioneers,
of opened this week under the name
Owing to the advanced age
Elliman's . ' at the corner of Grand
most of the members of the club,
River avenue and Griswold street
At a meeting of l'isgah Lodge last Tuesday evening plans were
the Judaean Pioneers unanimously
by two prominent Jewish women, initiated for taking core of every phase of the nation's call to the
voted the disbanding of the club
Mrs. Louis Elliman and Mrs. Ben colors in its effect upon Jews. Five members of Pisgah Lodge have
as a Young Judaean organization.
Meisner. This new store will spe- already been certified for the conscription army and before the De-
The members immediately organ-
cialize not only in frocks for the troit contingent is completed there will be many more young men
ized themselves into a nodal-sport
young lady, but also in those fur members taken.
club of Jewish boys, who, besides
the more mature buyer, using as
their implied activities, will eager-
its motto and guiding principle the
Fred M. Butzel was one of three Detroiters appointed by Chair-
follow up Jewish current events
yy
slogan "Not only for the miss, but man Henry W. Iloyt of the Detroit Board of Commerce Americaniza-
and will he ready to participate
for her mother, too."
tion
committee to study the organizations already perfected in New
move-
i in any Zionist campaign or move-
Both Mrs. Elliman and Mrs. York and Cleveland for control of aliens during the war.
ment.
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Meisner have a background of
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The meetings will be held bi-
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many years of experience in se-
KISIIINEFF ASKS FORGIVENESS.—Kishineff, the city which
f weekly, Thursday evening, at dif-
lecting correct garments for the became notorious for the first "modern" massacre of Jews, under the
ferent members' homes.
well dressed woman, and the more old regime, has tendered its apology to our brethren under the new
mature woman, especially, will flag of liberty. The president of the executive of the province, Mr.
Detroit Hebrew Ladies' Loan An .
find their advice an invaluable aid Szinsky, asked the Jews to forget and forgive all post insults, suffer-
sociation.
to the achievement of those lines
The Detroit Hebrew Ladies' of style and beauty which are ings and libels.
Loan Association will hold a pic- often thought of as belonging only
nic at Belle Isle on Sunday, Aug. to the young girl.
:11, at the large willow shell (new
The new shop will feature a
casino). The public is invited to most attractive line of merchan-
Credit for the victory which the Jews of Lithuania have scored in
the new Lithuanian constitution
attend.
dise at unusually low prices, in- obtaining "national autonomy" under
cluding dresses at $15, hats at $5 is in large measure due to the efforts of the Jews of America through
the
American
Jewish
Congress.
Theta Rho Chi Sorority.
and a complete line of costume
Miss Ida Cohen of Hague ave- jewelry and hand bags. The shoe
CHICAGO.—Levy Mayer, prominent attorney and senior member
nue was hostess at the last meet- department, which is in charge of
ing of the Theta Rho Chi Sorority Messrs. Brounstein and Koffman of the firm of Mayer, Meyer, Austrian and Platt, was found dead
held Wednesday evening, Aug. 10. formerly of Ileyn's Bazaar, wil Monday in his apartment in the Blackstone hotel.
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Plans are under way for an anni- feature the "Betty Jane" shoe
Friends of Professor Albert Einstein insist upon his remaining
versary celebration to take place at $6.
abroad,
where
he
is
understod
to
be in hiding from the "Deutsche
at the home of Miss Ida Maltzman
Nationale" plotters, by whom he has been blacklisted, together with
of Ferry avenue the latter part of
a number of other leading German Jews.
September.
Miss Jean Snyder of Clairmount
The Independent Western Star Order, a Jewish fraternal organiza-
avenue will be hostess at the next
tion, met in seventh biennial convention here at the Hotel Statler on
regular business meeting.
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—Dr. Jacob Monday and Tuesday.
Segal, Palestinian, who is residing
Among the important resolutions adopted by the convention was
Alpha Nu Beta Sorority.
in l'aris, was honored by the
message to be sent to President Harding thanking
The last meeting of the Alpha French government, which confer- one culling for a
the executive for his efforts on behalf of the Jewish National Home
Nu Beta Sorority was held at the red upon him the Legion of Honor.
in Palestine.
home of Miss Doris Brozgold of
Dr. Segal is a member of the
15628 Normandy avenue Thursday central committee of the League of
evening, Aug. 11.
Zionist Revisionists.
The talk of the
Ssa.- ISStot ,74. - at
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The Alpha Beta Gamma, Soror-
ity held its last meeting on Tues-
day, Aug. 16, at the home of Mina
Eva Moskowitz, 1125 East Davi-
son avenue. A number of affairs
for the fall are being planned.
The next meeting will be an
open meeting and will be held at
1645 Collingwood avenue. Miss
Minnie Silver will be hostess.
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The Detroit Retail Dry Goods
Merchants association, which was
formed last May by a group of
men who have the best interests of
the trade at heart, is conducting a
drive for new members. There are,
at present, more than 40 members,
all of whom take an active part in
the affairs of the organization. The
office of the executive secretary,
Louis lialantzow, is located at 1016-
18 I'enobscot building.
The officers of the association
are: I. Margolis, president; S. Bal-
antzow, vice-president; Sol Gold-
berg, treasurer; Louis Balantzow,
secretary; II. Sparaga is a member
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OBITUARY
JOHN KITNER
John Kitner, aged 67, passed
away on Aug. 15 at his residence.
His wife, Mrs. Ida Kitner, sur-
vives. Burial took place at West-
wood Cemetery, with Rabbi Stoll-
man officiating.
MISS TILDA FREEDMAN
Miss Tibia Freedman, aged 25,
passed away suddenly at Port Clin-
ton, Ohio, on Aug. 14. Surviving
are two sisters, Mrs. David Stein
and Mrs. Samuel Stein, and two
brothers have and Archie. Fu-
neral services were held on Tues-
day, with burial at Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Ashinsky offici-
ated.
DR. MORRIS SCHWARTZ
Dr. Morris Schwartz, aged 38,
beloved son of Edith and Fishel
Schwartz of Windsor, Ont., met
his death suddenly on Aug. 14 at
Port Clinton, Ohio. Beside his
parents, three sisters survive, Mrs.
Kimelman, Mrs. G. Rycus and
Mrs. A. Falick. Interment took
place at Cloverhill Park Cemetery,
with Perfection Lodge in charge.
Rabbi llershman officiated.
Dr. Schwartz had practiced in
Detroit for two years, having come
here from Toronto, where he had
lived since graduating from the
University of Toronto 16 years
ago.
DAVID E. GREENSTINE
David E. Greenstine passed
away on Aug. 15 at the Henry
Ford Hospital at the age of 64.
Ladies' Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith.
Funeral services took place on
The Dties' Auxiliary of B'nai Tuesday, with burial at Beth Olom
B'rith will give a bridge-luncheon Cemetery. Rabbi Hershman offi-
at Webster Ilall Tuesday. Sept. ciated.
13, at 12:30 p. m., instead of at
the Book-Cadillac, as previously
ABRAHAM KIRSCHBAUM
planned. A delicious luncheon will
Abraham Kirschbaum of 292
be served and prizes awarded at Elmhurst avenue passed away sud-
each table. Members and friends denly on Tuesday while visiting
are cordially invited to attend and friends in Mt. Clemens. Ile was
are assured a very pleasant after- 58 years old. The funeral took
noon. Kindly bear this date in place Wednesday, Aug. 17, at
mind and send in as many reserva- Clover Hill Park Cemetery, with
tions as you can. Tickets may be Rabbi A. M. Ilershman officiating.
obtained from any of our mem- Those surviving him are his widow,
bers. For information kindly call Millie; one son, Dr. Harry Kirsch-
Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, Euclid 5717-R. baum of Detroit. and six daugh-
ters, Mrs. Fred F. Simmons, Mrs.
N. Woodward Branch J.W.E.W.O. Martin Lenin and the Misses Flor-
Elaborate plans are being form- ence and Ruth Kirschbaum, all of
ulated for a nodal card party to Detroit, and Mrs. Jack Joseph of
be given by the Jewish Woman's Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs. Maurice
European Welfare Organization Goldberg of Maysville, Ky.
and the North Woodward Branch
on Wednesday. Aug. 24, at 2 p. m.,
at the home of 'Mrs. Joseph Rade-
nets 8732 LaSalle boulevard.
Bridge will be played and prizes
awarded at each table and refresh-
Personally Supenised.
ments served. The entertainment
committee is composed of Mrs. Jo-
Latest Type of Limousine
Hearse and Packard Equip-
seph Bagdade, Mrs. Joseph Rade-
ner and Mrs. Nathan Fishman.
ment used exclusively.
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Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.
The Hebrew Baby Day Nursery
Mortician.
will hold a ball this year on Jan.
604 DELAWARE
30. which is the last Tuesday in
the month. Other organizations
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At Second Blvd.
are asked to please keep this date
so Connection a lib •n, other Art
open and not plan any affairs on
this date. Visitors are welcome' __
at the home to see the children at i
any time.
Saul Lew
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Purity Chapter, No. 359. Order !
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nual excureion of the Wayne •
County Association. Order Eastern
Star. will be held this year on
Wednesday, Aug. 31. at Bob-Lo,
and all members should reserve
this day and Como out with the
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