PAGE El G II T LTROHIEWISH ROtHelli , Etigagentruts I Rev. Meyer and Mrs. Margolis ' of 532 East Kirby avenue an- nounce the engagement of their • daughter, Naomi, to M. Isadore ' Gruskin, sun of Mrs. Sophia Gras- kin of 322 Owen avenue. Mr. and Mrs. I. hack of 2330 I West Buena Vista street, announce the engagement of their daughter, I Dorothy, to Max Cohen of this One of the outstanding social city. Detroit Tue.day Musical , opened its season on Tuesday events if the month is the mu- morning in the auditorium of the sicale tea which the Iliodassah wilt Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cashdan of Twentieth Century Club. The pro- give for its members on Nov. 22 1940 Taylor avenue announce the gram deferred to the Michigan at the Hotel Statler. An unusual engagement if their daughter, Federation of Music Clubs, whose program is under way and a social Dora, to harry Ilimelstein, son of president, Mrs. Harry Bucher of hour will follow. :dr. and Mrs. Max llimelstein of Ann Arbor, addressed the mem- 1076 Gladstone avenue. bers before the music began. This Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan of was presented by winners of vari- Seward avenue and Miss Helene Mrs. Annetta Wilenkin of 2038 ous of the federation contests. The Kahn of Hazelwood avenue will Taylor avenue announces the en- following participated: Flora Se- leave ill Sunday by motor for Chi- gagement of her daughter, Hilda valy, 1920; Matilde Gar- cago to visit Dr. Cowan's mother. Dorothy, to Jack J. Krause of vett Kesler, pianist, 1923; Le Flint, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benja- Grand Mercure, violinist, 1925, Mrs. Ilertha Traub of Webb min Krause of Detroit. find LOIS Johnston Gilchrest, so- avenue motored to Jackson, Mich., prano, 1917. Charles Silk of 552 Westminster on Wednesday. avenue announces the engagement of his daughter, Esther, to Morris Sol Kaplan of the Art Center Miss Irene Beck of 1215 Bur- Apartments has left 'for a several) lingame avenue was hostess to 16 Mendelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. months' trip through the South. of her girl friends at a bridge of Sle.ndelson of 12824 LaSalle boule- very pretty appointments at her, vard. ACTIVE IN J. W. E. W. O. THEATER BENEFIT Among those who are taking a very active part in the arrange- ments for the theater party at the Bonstelle Playhouse next Sunday for the benefit of the Northwest LENOX Chinas Autumn crowns all seasons with the gor- geous colorings of brilliant reds, rich yel- lows and deep bronze greens. Beautifully have the Artists of Lenox conceived this motif and elvolved the Autumn pattern, above. The dinner plats MT sill the dozen. Other pie el. in proportion . Mr. and Mrs. Bollard F. Bern- steine of 1217 Burlingame avenue. have as their guest the latter's mother, Mrs. Levy of Bay City. KING'S SALON DES BEAUX ARTS Esst Grand River and Library. What a Difference The spacious parlor of the Phoe- nix Club was the scene of a beau- tiful luncheon and bridge on Thursday at which Mrs. Sol Wolff and Mrs. Adolph Sturm were joint hostesses. Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Sirs. Israel C. Brown for a reception at which they will be hosts at the Hotel Statler on Thursday evening, Nov. 10, to cel- ebrate their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. --- Miss Betty Hirsch has returned to her home in the East following a several weeks' visit with Mrs. Louis I.andsberg. When, you let the mundry do the Washing ONE are the tell-tale signs of worry and drudgery—for the woman who lets us shoulder the burden of the family wash- ing/ Youthful contour— sparkling eyes—hands that are graceful and velvet- smooth—all these are her's Mrs. Walter Ileavenrich and her sister, Miss Marie Marymont, have left for New York to greet their sister, Mme. Conrail Craandyke, who is coming from her home at the Hague, Holland, for a visit with relatives here. Invitations have been received )y members of the Sisterhood of remple Beth El for the annual uncheon on Monday, Nov. 14, at 1 o'clock, at which time Dr. Wil- liam E. Barton, D. D., will speak In the subject "The Women Lin- coln Loved." This meeting, which is the outstanding event on the calendar of the Sisterhood, prom- ises to be an unusually interesting one. who sensibly avoids wash- day toil! We can add years to the span of your natural charm if you will let us relieve you of this aging weekly chore. Patronize us regularly—your mirror will soon &tett an amaz- ing change! Weller, Laundry Co. Herman Bernstein, editor of the Jewish Tribune of New York, will address the high school assembly of the Temple Beth El on Sunday, Nov. 6, at 9:30. Parents of the students are cordially invited to attend. Our Service Beyond Compare Phones CAdillac 5169-5170 ''... 1'',Ca. •' ■ 4 -N. "... "0‘.o."... r ill 1 i. .,.. F 1 i r y '"... ...'"*C...N. N. titiN. ..? 451),IB,E{ , ,, `713e , RESIDE NT IA1 , 1E - WU II, i THIRD AND COLLINGWOOD oiEesDminostthbeehaueatirftulofreosnide ZODCeA trT residen- tial sections, the Wilshire offers a tial delightful combination of home en- vironment and hotel convenience. Here one can enjoy all the advan- tages of a private residence with none of its worries. Suites suited to your own individual requirements are now ready for occupancy. V / / / 1 0 0 • R. A. GRA I IAM„Ilanager "S '',...1 ., 'S•-•74-'fsIs._ 'S',-Snr-4*-"c"-:-.7-Syls-S s -Y-4w.s. Are You Hard of Hearing? Then no matter how slightly deafened you may be. you need lip reading. It will help relieve the nervous strain of trying to hear, and thereby help improve your hearing. Train your eyes to assist your ears. All Lessons Given Privately. Colby Studios of Speech Reading Northway 0848 100 Ferry Avenue W. at Cass. Hours 9-12 and by Appointment. ARE YOU, INING7T TO T Here's the Ideal it-'';--You Are the Invited Guests Family Dinner It's • good OW: • (tante som osmaroaa toast at hone' A• e•w••ll7 11,a.1 habit in the. ray. eolorlul cor- d More sos(toroolomor a good halos beennee herr la De. grealoot dinner •itlor Alway. • half owing SILO chicken or • hie loin tender steak im•Io.1.4 In thy er.de varlet), o• this menu! Is I: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush of West Boston boulevard were at home to their friends on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Louis Savage of in honor of their twenty-fifth wed- o Virginia park have returned from ding anniversary. They received! a short visit in Cleveland with Mr. during the afternoon and in the and Mrs. Max Simon. evening supper was served to the remaining guests. Autumn flow.1 Mrs. A. II. Rosenbaum and Miss ers adorned every room in the Lillian Brin have returned from house. Chicago, to which place they mo- tored with the latter's brother, Dr. Morris D. Waldman, who Harry Brix of Minneapolis, who has just returned from Poland, spent a few days here last week will speak at the Jewish Centers: Association, 31 Melbourne eve-' Nathan Plotkin of Gladstone nue, on Wednesday evening, Nov. avenue is spending the week in 9, at 8 o'clock, on the topic "The Jews of Poland." The public is' Chicago. cordially invited to be present. Second Floor G home on Wednesday, Oct. 26. 11Inklea the 1.0' ,•.41 donee, value that a• alto poll—from you are the in• 0 5 lad goe.• of the Florentine Room for the popular Ernie Tonne Rey. No ...over ch•rge of rourre—tbir ns an add, II Peet ship poi dine absolutely fry. ram f t. harte. Conn.—hem , You 11 le the fa ily long hl arnared—and delighted! ..Sraziaiedeom ADDISON NOTE Miss Rose Esko, whose marriage to Joseph W. Goldberg will take place on Sunday evening, Nov. 6, has been the inspiration of much delightful entertainment, among which was a hose and handkerchief shower on Oct. 8 given at the home of Miss Rose M. London on Leicester court, at which she was joint hostess with Mrs. Evelyn Starler, covers being laid for 45 guests; a dinner on Oct. 13 by Mrs. Birdie Fox and Miss Anita Iloosdin at the home of the former on Broadstreet avenue, for eight guests; a household shower at the bride's home by her sisters, Mes- dames Clara Kleiman and Tillie Knopper, on Oct. 18, for 50 guests; and a linen shower was given by the Misses Sadie Esko and Clara Stein at the Detroit- Leland Hotel on Nov. 1, covers be- ing laid for 30 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rabwin of Boston boulevard left for a motor trip to Buffalo, from which point Mrs. Rabwin will leave for New York for a fortnight's stay. BRUKOFF-DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis of Pittsburgh, Pa., have made known the marriage of their daughter, Miss Edna S. Davis, to William A. Brukoff of Detroit, which took place Oct. 23. Rabbi and Mrs. J. Werner of Miss Rose Esko, a bride-elect of Nov. 6, entertained at her home on Hamilton, Ont., (Lena Farber) are receiving congratulations on I.eicester court with a trousseau tea of delightful appointments on the birth of a son, Ilymon Gilbert, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 30. Bridge born Oct. 15. was played and high scores were held by Minnie Stupsker, Rose M. LADIES OF SHAAREY London and Mrs. Birdie Fox. ZEDEK IN BRIDGE-TEA Henry E. Loopate, who resides with his aunt, Mrs. F. Kimche, at 404 East Warren avenue, has sailed on the Empress of France for a two months' stay in Europe. lie will visit his parents at Schau- len, Lithuania. After a lengthy stay with them, he intends mak- ing 0 sightseeing trip to other countries of Europe en route to point of embarkation, Cherbourg, France. What promises to be o ne of the most (outstanding affairs of the I sea sonis the bridge-tea to b e • I given by the Ladies' Auxiliary of 1Shaarey Zedek in •se Federation clubhouse, corner Second boule- vard and Hancock avenue, on , Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8, at 2 o'clock. Bridge, lotto and mah jong will be the diversion of the afternoon. ' Mrs. Harry Wetsman, chairman •of general arrangements, will be Beautiful in its appointment •assisted by her vice-chairman, Sirs. was the bridge-luncheon and stork Morris Blumberg, Mesdames Chas. shower given by Mrs. Ben Decker Smith, Herman Wetsman, Louis of Elmhurst avenue on Wednes- Solomon, Charles Hamburger, day evening, Oct. 20, in honor of •Maurice hi. Zackheim. Mrs. M. Wasserman. Mrs. Was- The hosp:eaiity committee wilt serman was the recipient of many be headed by Mrs. A. Louis Gor- beautiful gifts. don, chairman, assisted by Nies- ' dames Louis Robinson, J. H. Ehr- Oscar Winski of Lafayette, Ind. , •lich, Morse M. Cohen, Herman P. is visiting his sister, Mrs. 1. Saul- Cohen, H. Selker, D. Oppenheim, son. A. M. Hershman, Ira Copeland, I Davidson, B. Blumrosen, Louis Mrs. S. J. Schaeffer of Chicago Stoll, Seymour Frank and Miss Ju- is visiting her parents, NIr. and lia Klein . Mrs. I. Saulson. • be b given en at Beautifu prizes will Dr. Jerry Lacoe of Montreal,' each table and delightful refresh- he eon,- • ments will be served b y t ments Qat., spent a week with Mr. miller in charge. Tickets may be Mrs. H. I.acow of 196:1 Clairmount secured from the committee or at before his departure for the Kas- the door. nare Cohen Hospital, Los Angeles, Calif. ANNOUNCEMENT • ■ THIRD FLOOR MRS. A. H. FIXLER ern Branch of the Jewish Wom- en's European Welfare Organiza- tion is Sirs. A. H. Fixler. The play for the evening is "The Little Spahr? Kindly change tickets at box of- fice for good seats. The next sleet- ing will be held at the home of Mrs. J. Robins of 1472 Glynn court on Wednesday at 2 p. YOUNG EMANUELS RESUME MEETINGS The j L. HUDSON CO T . Woodward and Farmer at Gratiot FOR THE LARGER WOMAN WHO DRESSES SMARTLY Coats Lavishly Furred 110 B'NOS ZION HOLDS BENEFIT RAFFLE Mrs. Abe Gittleman of 742 West Grand boulevard was the winner of the diamond ring raffled at a special meeting of the B'nos Zion on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gittleman presented the ring to the society in honor of her infant son, with the hope that the B'nos Zion might profit further and be enabled to devote a greater sum to the aid of mothers and in- fants in Palestine. The members voted to sell the ring to the highest bidder present and the ring was purchased by Mrs. Louis Goldberg of Sturtevant avenue. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD SUNDAY Miss Feldman, director of the Y. W. II. A., will be honorary hostess to the bridge teams that will compete in the tournament be- ing held by the Phalanx Club at the Y. W. II. A., 89 Rowena street on Nov. 0. The club is (offering in beautifully engraved silver loving cup to the winner. The most prominent Jewish groups of boys and girls have en- tered the tournament with teams of four players each and an event which presage's a new era in the activities of the various groups of the city is about to The Misses Margaret and Alyce Gunsberg were joint hostesses at s delightfully appointed Hal - ' lowe'en costurnc, party at their! home at 2920 Glendale avenue, Saturday evening last. .00 Fur—and still more fur— is the Paris dictum for fall and winter—and a most becoming mode it is. The youthful long-haired furs on the more sophisticated flat furs which impart an air of elegance. Models from $39.75 to $395. Sizes 16 , to 56. Sketched — !flack broadalai ow with lilach lynx Hha al collar and cuffs—geor n r trim, larking and side ]lore-1 tom—Third Finn,. e. 1452 Farmer St. Cor. John R. Stationery Specials at $1.00 Unusual values in single and folded sheets and correspondence cards. SHEEHAN'S 1550 WOODWARD AVENUE SIM HALL mericas Cimest Club ftiotei" Bridge luncheons, 12 o'clock till 2. Specially prepared menus, 51.1 0 per plate. Card rooms and tables for the afternoon. without charge. Partirs from 4 to 24. Phone Em- pire 9000, Reservation Clerk, for arrangements. PERFECTION LODGE Get In Touch With Jack Alkon! Today. tomorrow or the next day you'll be thinking seriously of trading in your car. When that time comes—pet in touch with Jack A !kir • . You'll get the most value for your old car and the best value in a new car when choose a new Buick. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Koffman of Hazelwood avenue have ro• turned from Cleveland, has in: been guests at Hotel Statler. °IfAUDEVILL ALL THIS WEEK 3010.0 10 AT Alattatftig Ili rlt - - Come at your earliest opportunity—see for your self the wide variety—feel the rich qualities-- note the generous values—anti you won't won- der that many women buy their entire seasoli'< supply during this event. Perfe(•ti(on Lodge, No. 486, F. and A. Si., contrary to the month- ly bulletin of F. C. degree for Cantor A. Rutman of the Con- Nov. 9, same will be held on Nov. gregation Emanuel, Taylor and 23 at 7 p. m. instead. C. K. SANDORF, Secretary. Woodrow Wilson, is now residing By Order of- at 16 West Gladstone avenue, Apt. CHARLES RUBINER, W. Si. 31. Phone Empire 1938-J. On Sunday, Oct. 22, the Me=- dames D. Zalesin and J. Silverman of 3729 Grand avenue entertained with a bridge-tea and linen shower at the Palmetto lintel, honoring Miss Betty Ross, a bride-elect of December. The table was beau- DETRoiri tifully decorated with fall flowers 'and covers were laid for 30 guest:. I. list.. Mnrn- GIFTED — — z Ala aander 0104CCR The Athena Girls Club was hos- Sw•n..on. Americo'. sttoto*ei tess on Sunday evening, Oct. 30. , ht• eat •orlety dancer A at a Hallowe'en dinner-dance at 3. warring sister. Oriole Terrace. The table was song. and Dane. beautifuly decorated with tall or- Bluer Singer 4. Buddy ange and black tapers and Hal- S. Ted Stanley. Comedy Den,., lowe'en decorations. S. Lytle Yu hi. --- !.nor• Wonder Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sokol (Ann 7. the R....oe Russ More. aecoropani. all Aack) have returned from their pooular evehoetra acts w.th wedding trip to Chicago end other Acts appearing 7.11. II 13 points west and are now at home and 12 VI harper in •the I•.hernien Rouen to their relatives and friends at 2305 Hazelwood avenue. Detroit's Smartest HoW Every yard is fashionable and desirable. Every yard meets the Hudson standard. Every vard is offered at a substantial saving. 13 jells ittu OR R E II Every yard is NEW. SCHIFF-LOEWENSTEIN Simon Loewenstein of Cleve- land, Ohio, announces the wedding A new term of activities for the of his daughter, Jennie, to Sey- Young Emanuels will be ushered mour S. Schiff on Saturday, Oct. in at their first meeting, Monday 22, which took place at Cleveland. evening, Nov. 7, at the Emanuel Mr. and Mrs. Schiff will reside Synagogue, corner Woodrow Wil- temporarily at 11124 Clifton son and Taylor. This will be a boulevard, Cleveland. Mrs. Schiff meeting for both the inter- before her marriage was a former mediate and senior chapters and The following members of Ila- resident of Detroit. it will be open to prospective mem- dassah have returned from Cleve- bers and to interested friends of land, where they attended the con- members. ference of the United Palestine Announcements of committees Appeal: Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, Mrs. and of policies for the conning Henry Weinstein, Mrs. Louis Sav- semester null an entertaining pro- Mr. and Mrs. Saul Saulson an- age, Mrs. David Zemon, Mrs. Israel gram will feature the evening. Zilber, Mrs. Morse Saulson, Mrs. nounce the birth of a son, Harland Membership in the organization is Sol Lachman and Mrs. Si. Fish- Stanley, on Oct. 26. Open to young people between the man. Mrs. Irma Lindheim, na- ages of 16 and 19 for the inter- Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ruben (Vic- tional president, was among the mediate group and to young peo- guests and Miss Henrietta Szold, toria Schweitzer) of 1676 Glad- ple of 19 and up for the senior honorary national president, was stone avenue, are being congratu- lated on the birth of a baby girl, group. The present president of the principal speaker. the intermediate chapter is Nathan Reta Joy, on Oct. 27. Shur and Murray Friedman heads At the recent initiation and Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Cohen of the senior chapter. banquet held at the Michigan Although meetings have not Union, Ann Arbor, Alwyn Vernon 2711 Clements avenue are receiv- been held during the summer, the Freeman, an Eagle Scout, was ing congratulations on the birth Saturday and high holiday services made a member, because of his of a son, Sidney Cohen, on Oct. 13. have been conducted regularly. splendid record of last summer in Saturday morning services are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Moss of Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honor held in the sub-synagogue of the society of the University of Michi- 3019 Elmhurst avenue announce Emanuel Synagogue at 9 a. m. gan. Mr. Freeman is the son of the birth of a daughter, Ethel and at 5:30 in the afternoon "Sha- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Freeman Janet, born Oct. 26. held. All interested is lus-sudos" of 20 Chicago boulevard. Mr. and Sirs. Si. A. Stone (Ida young people are cordialy incited to attend. Sirs. Sam Poernick of Glassport, Freyman) are receiving felicita- l'a., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. tions from their friends on the ar- rival of a daughter, Norma Slainc. Wispe of Tuxedo, avenue. Among those who have returned from Chicago after attending the wedding of Miss Edna Shaeffer of Mr. and him Jacob H. Schakne that city are Mr. and Mrs. I. Saul- le ft for a motor trip east. They son, Mrs. B. Goodman and Her-' will visit with relatives in Penn- man J. Saulson. sylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Homonoff of :1010 J os. Campau have re- turned from a motor trip to Ci n- PAUL SAVOY AGENCY PRESENTS: cinnatti, Ohio, where they attend. ed the Hy-Pure Drug convention. En route home they visited with friends in Pittsburgh. M Hudson's November Silk Sale The big fabric event of the year at Hudson's The sale opened With 75,000 yards of brand nett silks at substantial savings. Silks for ever:. fashion need. The Aristocrat of Now In Progress-• For Demonstration—Telephone Glendale 4808 O. 2629. (Harley•Buick Co., 3752 Cass Ave.) BE SURE TO ASK FOR JACK ALKON! BUICK! VERA FOKINA "The Bernhardt of the dance." N... 1 ..rk Et Poing Poo l MICHEL FOKINE "The Brains of the Rum. Bal- --Nen In. Times let." sod the Fokine Ballet of 70 Symphony Orchestra Two Superb PPformances November 10—Regular Sobncrip- Pion Seri. November II — Arrni tier Gal. Benefit. Lincoln Memorial UnDereity. Setur• YOU. Seals at Owe. Grinnell Br.. Hos Ofilee • RICES tl. 10. 51.10. 12.71. $2 20 and 1165 Direction GRACE DENTDN BUICK! BUICK! Fortune (From Jane's Diary, Nov. 1927) NEVER see an ace of hearts without think- ' ing of the time I had my forttune told it Biarritz." Joe remarked at her bridge-luncheon at Webster Hall today. "A myiderious iookow Spaniard drew a heart and told me it meant good luck. I met Dick the next evening." But Joe always does fortunate things—there is her luncheon party for example. It was a delightful little affair, perfect in every respect—even (low , to the salad, which only a master chef could have nut together. Diary, you're the first to know tnat my next bridge-lncheon will be give!' at Wchster Hall! CASS AVENUE, AT PUTNAM A1 . 1 It 3' JOI.1.3:1" General tan t j. il'arado) M Pr