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Rev. C. B. Emerson Spealtal
on "English Literature
Miss Esther Abrotrovitz of
and Drama."
Cameron avenue has returne d
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Woodward T in u to V: asIll o g ua t
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K•rErna',1
Miss Helen lialantgow of Hazel.
.
ta k e a trill woad avenue was hostess at the
gluing
••wa
an d meeting of Sept. 13 at which time
through the realm of culture
was decided that $5 be donated
the kingdom of music," Milford it
toward the Weiner fund.
Stern said in opening the cultural
Mios Bessie Good was the in.
program of Pisgah lodge Ni', 31,
spiratian for a bridge party on her
Independent Order of Wind 'Frith,
from a trip through the
return
NIond ay night. And a large, ap- East after a long illness. She was
preciative audience !wars witness
presented with a lovely gift by the
to the fact that the trip was one
club and the hostess, Mrs. Sam
of the most enjoyable and enlight-
Young, served it midnight lunch-
ening programs ever offered by the
eon.
livid
lodge.
A surprise farewell • party was
to Rosh Ilashonah, the next
The program was opened with a
given in honor of Mrs. Lillian Kane
b meeting will be held on Oct. 4 and
nom ,„ „ „
by her brother, Jae F rnalenthal, on
pupil id Dr. Mark Gunzburg, and Miss Good of 2927 Leslie will be
Saturday, Sept. 17, at the home of
L448 lAibodward Avelino
Smart Women Like
from Buffalo, where she attended
the Gladstone-Mesnikoff nuptials.
During her stay in Buffalo Miss
Abromovitz was entertained by
relatives and friends.
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Mrs. Joseph 11. Lewis of 1099
Burlingame avenue has returned
from the Cleveland hospital,
Cleveland, 0., and is now convales-
cing at home.
Miss Lillian Kossack. Mrs. Kane
is leaving for Chicago on Saturday,
where she will reside.
who wits minuted grad
Detroit in the piano
st of 1;127. Fulluwtng
The Flattering Sheerness
of Vamp--Toe Chiffon
1 - 111 h - 05E
of nusto•s.
a
Gam
Al pha Bnetta
';tv'glu
t s i
ma. Soror-
Boy I aypole, chairman of t
I and the don» con- ity h,•1)1 its last meeting on Tues.
Ira music tam
• •i t . a a
of Miss
Miss Anna Neumann of 0
home
Detroit, spoke on "Music." bay, Sept. 20, at the
test
, of
Clairmount avenue has returned to
The third number on the pro- 1.:str.er Sillier of 10113 Taylor ave-
h.: •
t•
her home after spending the we
ng grain was a soprano solo by Ilia Hue.
end at Syracuse, N. Y., attendi
sorority's season at the ela-
n „, Helen Harvey, lecturer for the De.
the annual track meet and dm d trail Institute of Arts, delivered Uwe cst
lo.,1 on Sent. 15 and the
n
igiven there by the N. Y. C. a
an address on "Sculpture and •irls are now taking an interest in
1 M. C. Athletic association.
Painting." A cello solo by Miss fall activities. Miss Anne Schnu-
Flora Sw aby completed the m usi- rowitz is taking charge of the raT
tie to take pace on Nov. M. A 23-
Mrs. Ruth Neumann (nee Ruth ca. , program.
I
The outstanding feature of the piece hand-painted waffle set will
Jassy) of New York city woo en-
i tertained Sunday evening, Sept. IS, program was a masterful address be rattled.
The next meeting will be at the
with a dinner and theater party by MI "Engl kis Literature and Drama"
her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. &l iven: A by Rev. cbesti„, B. Enter- home of Miss Pearl Gilberg of 3294
Chas. .1. Neumann, and their son, who not only showed a thor- Elmhurst avenue on Friday, Sep-
daughter, Anna, of Clairmount ,,sigh mastery of his subject, but lumber :W.
daughter,
I avenue. carried his audience along with hint
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Junior Hebrew Relief Club.
in a remarkable fashion.
A muting of the Junior Ilebi•ew
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Taxer ; 13'nai ICrith leaders were lavish
and daughters of 2511 West i'hila- in their praise tit' the program and . Relief club was held on Tuesday,
' „
delphia avenue have re turned from i the excellent way in which it was . Sept. 20, at t h e home of Miss Kim-
h iliinidni v d and presented by Milford sack of 2353 Grand River. The
their summer home at Lexington,, Is
tie x t meeting w il be held at the
Mich., where they spent the sum- :
' President Samuel Sternberg an. above address tin Tuesday, Oct. 1
mer months.
nounced that due to the Rosh II a- . All members please be present.
Miss Rebecca Block of 1051 Vir- •, shonah holidays there will be no
Junior Hadassah.
ginia Park have left for an ex-' meeting of the lodge Monday night,
The Detroit unit of Junior Ilse
tended trip to New York, New ,ter- Sept. 20. A business session will be
(tussah has taken over t he sale of
•
held
Monday
night,
Oct.
3.
scy and Connecticut.
'tickets for 'the Bonstelle playhouse
—
for Sunday evening, (/et. 9. Tickets
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spiro and :
may be secured by calling Miss
son, Sam, of Boston boulevard have
Dorothy Epstvin, chairman of ar-
returned from an extended trip to
rangena•nto, or any member of the I
Chicago, Mackinac
Mackinac island, Ciliate- I
For
:
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unior
I bola ssah hoard o if three-
Popular
Entertainers
I Secure
vein and Petoskey.
' tors.
Saturday Night Affairs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spiro and
Woodward Branch J.W.E.W.O.
son, Sam, formerly of 192:3 W. F.u- i Silas C. F e inberg, c hairman of N.
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For the smart woman who knows she must own at
least one pair of buckled pumps to be in fashion—this is
a most important opportunity to buy pumps and buckles
together at much less than the usual price.
One of the firm of Russeks just returned from abroad
with thousands of pairs of imported cut steel and rhine-
stone Buckles.
The finest assortment shown anywhere in America at
prices ranging from four to seventy-five dollars.
At a saving of at least 35 per cent because of our
direct purchase and connections abroad.
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Three Pairs, 5.70
Ilimelhoch's—Ilimel.Hose—First Floor.
Eastirmets,
IV cddings — Engagements
—For .A11 Social Functions.
Strictly Kosher Caterer,
M. A. PEREIRA, Manager
DETROIT CATERING COMPANY
WE CATER AT TILE LEADING
DETROIT HOTELS.
175
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511, 38
Pumps Appropriate for the Attachment
of Buckles.
L
ET us pause for a moment, lay
aside • our work, and ponder
over things spiritual. 'An-
other year has passed and with
Rosh Hashonah at your threshold,
the Jewish people take inventory
of the year just waning. May. the ;
deeds of the past year serv'e' as ;
glistening examples for bettering
the approaching year. And may
we not hope that the new year will
have much in store for the better-
ment of the Jewish people every-
where.
•
I. MILLER SALON
Happy New Year to All.
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CENTERS LECTURE
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Featuring
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A. N. A., R. B. A.
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Water Colors — Etchings
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AND DYERS
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533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.
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Judge Harry R. Keiden and Mrs.:
Keiden returned from their NIA-
ding trip Wednesday. They are
now residing at the Whittier.
It is better it should be said,
"Here he ran away” than "here
he was killed."
Extends Greetings of the Season to All Our
Friends and Patrons.
vlI
Holiday
Greetings
Perwein Pastry Shop
Elsie May
We also wish to remind you of our lovely As-
sorted Cookies, delicious Honey and Coffee
Perwein Pastry Shop
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ROSH HASHONAH
NEW YEAR CARDS
(AS WELL AS CARDS FOR ALI. OCCASIONS)
SHEEHAN'S
1550 WOODWARD AVENUE
-..mutnz.zT--c'
gsmangssawn=...t
awaits you at Whaling's
Each department affords va-
riety of selection not usually
co,, tr.
(Near Atkinson)
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wishes you a Happy and
Prosperous New Year,
and invites you to the
formal opening of her
Lobby Shoppe, in the
Woodward-Grand River
Bldg., 15 East Grand
River Ave., the week of
September 26, where a
souvenir awaits you.
Costume Jewelry
Gifts and Novelties
at fair prices.
Maccabees' Building
THE DRAWBRIDGE
By Ilayley Lever.
33.35 Putnam Are.
approved
Men's Shop.
Your Fall
Attire
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.1Aret x.;17 1•d CAA/II
.vnel CALM,
de--km-n.at tit ~ ntarl ~
I. W. Hughes
Studio
Detroit's Smartest
104
Cakes and Home-Made Bread.
Sept. 17 to Oct. 4, 1927
fiROCUS
from
Please place your order early.
AVENUE
Call Longfellow 5654.
PISGAH TO RESUME
DANCES OCTOBER 6!
did avenue, are now residing at the entertainment committee of • The North Wtoodward branch of
gah lodge No. :34, Independent the Jewish Women's European
:
2725 Boston boulevard.
S
. Order of Wind 13'rith, announced Welfare Organization will hold
The Misses Clara and Ruth': this week that the regular Satur- their first theater benefit show Nov.
Marblestone of Calvert avenue en- day night dances of that organize- 0, the place to be decided at a later
In all wanted leathers, materials and colors. Various
, tertained 12 guests last Friday Ilion will be resumed Yom Kippur date. Mrs. Ann Goldberg is chair-
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: afternoon at their home for the ' I night, Thursday, Oct. 0, at the man, and is being assisted by Mrs.
heights and shaped heels for your selection at $10 and up.
Miss Ethel Itubiner,.13'nui B'rith Community house, 275' It. B. Newman and Mrs. J. Modell.
' Pleasure of
• A rummage sale is being planned
who will soon resume her work at i East Ferry avenue.
1 Mr. Feinberg has arranged for . and will take place the first part of
the University of Wisconsin.
a high caliber of entertainment for December. Anyone having any old
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conheim of i each of these dunces, among the en- clothes, please call Empire 2093-.1,
1153 Richton avenue have returned , tertainero being Fame of Detroit's "The next meeting will take place at
'the home of Mrs. S. Lapedos of
Entire Second Floor
from Fairvault, Minn., where they most
popular radio stunt.
,
These regular Saturday night 2008 Gladstone avenue Thursday,
accompanied their K011, Melville D.,
proved
very
Popular
last
Oct.
3, at 2 o'clock. All members
who
enrolled
as
a
student
in
the
'
dances
a
• year, and it is planned to make are asked to attend as matters of
Schattuck Military academy.
im 1) i Irian..., will be discussed .
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them even more attractive to Noun);
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W•44"Z C.0+,0...
Miss Frieda Winslow Of Burl- and old this year.
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441
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Northwestern
Women's
League
a14 0„..T. , , ,•N I 0 .' ':', 4.ac....,....
avenue has returned front
AU the proceeds of these .lances
of U. H. S.
' are contributed to the maintenance
!a sojourn at Charlevoix.
-IFECTION LODGE
Women's
Northwestern
The
fund of the Iniai 1Prith Comm-
—
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If the United Ilt•brew
league
Mrs. Morris Brown and Mrs. n i tv h ,,,,,,,,,
'
'
schools
held
their
first
open
meet-
refection Lodge, NO. 486, F...lack Lewis of C hicago boulevard
i ing of the season Wednesday eve-
joint hostesses at a bridge
. M., will hold a special con- were
fling,
Sept.
14,
in
the
Philadelphia
beautiful ap- i
and Byron hall, with an interesting
5$‘ Alan on Wednesday, Sept
linturday last at 1
d nh
eii'il(lnt:fonver
tn
, iputth
literary and musical program.
. ,. C. degree at 7:30.
'Hotel Seward. Covers were laid for I
Little Rose Canvasser enter-
Will
Be
Speaker
at
Sternberg
K.
SANDORF,
Secretary)
20
guests.
C.
gained with a beautiful piano 01110,
—
First Meeting, Oct. 2.
By Order of—.
followed by two violin selections by
Mrs.
I.
Kashins
of
Brooklyn,
N.
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CHARLES RUBINER, W. M.
' Y., has returned to her home after I Jacob Pearistien, educational oil- Mr. Litwin of Litwin's orchestra,
• having spent two weeks as the' rector of the Jewish Centers assn- accompanied by Mr. (chosen.
Plans were announced and tick-
' house guest of Dr. and Mrs. , . I). elation, announced this week that
Rosennum of 2434 Calvert avenue. the association's regular Sunday its distributed for the annual Sim-
evening lectures will be resumed at chits Torah ladl which will be held
Mrs. David Weingarden of Clair- 8 o'clock Sunday night, Oct. 2. Ar- the first Sunday after the holidays,
mount avenue is spending some rangements have been made to, on Oct. 23, in the Philadelphia and
time in Battle Creek, Mich.
have a number of outstanding local Byron hull.
Those in charge of the affair are
men speak upon subjects upon
Miss Madeline Rosenberg, daugh- which they are considered authori- the Mesdames Eva Pollack, .1. Do-
.
Lis, Max Weksler, Celia Schmidt,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosen-
The first speaker will lw Samuel S. Kalt and F. Richmond. Other
berg of Hotel Chatham, has en-
rolled for the year's work at Ann Sternberg, director of the arbitr•- organizations are asked to keep this
tion court of the Jewish Welfare that. open.
Arbor.
federation, who will speak 1111 Ar- I
Social Rendezvous.
rs. flora Garvett of Burlingame bitration." He will discuss the
A meeting of the board of dinw-
avenue left on Wednesday for a background and principles of arbi-
tors
and
new officers of the Social
month's visit with her daughter, tration as a method of settling this-
putes and will explain the function Rendezvous was held Wednesday
Mrs. Saul \'atz, of Pittsburgh.
"Use the Forest Service regularly. It's a good
and system used by arbitration evening, Sept. 21, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer David have courts in general and the .1t•wish the president. Plans for the corning
service and a good habit."
returned from their summer vaca- arbitration court in particular. term were organized. One result of
'the meeting was planning the st•mi-
tion at Sylvan lake and Ilte at home
campaign
membership
annual
at 3245 Chicago boulevard.
which this year is to be quite
unique.
Milton S. Marx of 2021 Glad-
Prospective membero will only be
stone avenue left this week for Ann
admitted by special invitations sent
Arbor, where he will resume his
by the club.
studies in the dental school of the
The Social Rendezvous will re-
University of Michigan.
sume meetings after the long sum-
mer re•t•os Sunday, Oct. 2. at the
Mrs. Benjamin Alpert and fam-
"A biodern Plant With Modern Methods."
't'. W. II. A. clubhouse, S9 Rowena.
ily of 1447 Burlingame avenue have
C •PC.a.
returned home after spending the
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ISVOMISICIMIMMANV•Wfils••••• ••••
summer at Woodmont, Conn.
Looks shabby when it gets wrinkled
and out of shape. Every business
suit should be thoroughly dry-
cleaned and its original style lines
restored by scientific pressing, at
least once each month.
The Forest Cleaners offer you this
service at very small cost.
RICHTON
available in exclusive shops
of this kind.
Visit the Spanish Room and
leisurely inspect Fashion's
predilection for the new
season.
Wh a l i n g' s
617 Woodward Ave,
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