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EDITOR'S NOTE.

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On Wednesday night, Feb. 29,
at 8:30 p. m., the dramatic group
of the Young I'eople's League of
Windsor will present two one-act
plays at the Collegiate High School
Auditorium, Ann and Goyeau
streets.
The performance is the first of
a series of regular monthly per-
formances which the Young Peo-
ple's League plan to give. The
plays chosen for presentation
Wednesday are "The Ghost
Story" and "Two Crooks and a
Lady." J. Becker, a prominent
business man and able dramatic
director, is in charge of the coach-
ing and staging. He expressed his
confidence in the success of this
undertaking. The members of the
women's branch of the local B'nai
B'rith chapter, who are sponsor-
ing this performance, are doing
their utmost to assure the eve-
ning's financial success. The cast,
too, is making every effort to give
the audience a dramatic treat.
In addition to these plays, Mr.
Becker has arranged for interest-
ing vaudeville numbers.

SIGMA PHI LAMBDA
PLANS DINNER-DANCE

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On Monday afternoon, March 5,
the Detroit Council of Jewish Wo-
men will have as its speaker Clara
Laughlin, who will give a travel-
talk. Miss Laughlin is well known
as the author of "So You're Going
to Paris" and other work in the
"So You're Going" series, and is
llonoring Miss Belle Jackson, a as delightful a speaker as she is
writer.
She presents her subject
a
was
bride-elect of March 1,
bridge-luncheon and kitchen in an extraordinarily informal and
intimate
way. The meeting will
shower given by Mrs. Fannie Wei-
nee of 1241 Calvert avenue on take place at Temple Beth El
Feb. 15 for 30 guests, and on Feb. Chapel, at 2 p. m.
21 Mrs. Phil Brezner of 13660
The Misses Pearl and Lillian
Mendota entertained with a
bridge-luncheon and miscellaneous Levy spent the week-end in Ann
Arbor, where they were exten-
shower.
sively entertained by their friends.

MRS. ANN LA BRETT

Star Temple on Thursday, March
8, sponsored by the Northwestern
branch of the Jewish Old Folks'
Home. Tickets include prizes and
refreshments, and also entitle
holders to a chance on the door
prize. Members and friends are
invited to attend. Mrs. LaBrett
is asssted by Mesdames Albert
Marienthal, Gottesman and Edna
Lewis.

Mrs. Abe Gordon of 8511 La
Mrs. Henry N. Fechimer and
Salle boulevard will be hostess to
members of the Home Relief So. , daughter, Miss Marion Fechimer,
ciety Monday afternoon, Feb. 27. have returned to their apartment
in the Chatham following a brief
Miss Sara Kohn of Linwood ave- visit in New York.
nue was hostess to 30 guests at a
Mrs. Harry Warren of Pitts-
daintily appointed bridge-lunch-
eon and canned goods shower at burgh, who is the guest of her
her home on Tuesday evening, mother, Mrs. Sam Smitt of Webb
Feb. 21, in honor of Miss Pauline avenue, has been the inspiration
Eisenberg. Miss Eisenberg is .t for much beautiful entertaining.
bride-elect of Sunday, Feb. 26,
and has been delightfully enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Feldman,
tained by her friends with parties formerly of Maplewood avenue,
are now residing at Dryden Court
and showers.
Apartments, 2715 Rochester ave-
Miss Mary Koenigsberg was nue.
chosen chairman of the dance of
Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Goldberg are
the W. W. Girls, to be held Sun-
day evening, March 18, at the domiciled at 2715 Rochester and
are now at home to their friends.
Hotel Fort Wayne.

Mr. and Mrs. Abe Shaman and
Sigma Phi Lambda, University ORPHAN HOME LEADERS
of Detroit fraternity, has again FETE MRS. PRENZLAUER Mr. and Mrs. Sol Sallan have re-
turned from several weeks of
chosen Blossom heath Inn as the
scene of their fourth annual formal
The board of directors of the De- touring in the South. They spent
dinner-dance which will be held on troit Hebrew Orphan Home and some time in Florida and Ilavana.
Saturday evening, March 3. The Nursery gave a party in honor of
Mrs. Meyer II. Frank of Hazel-
occasion will be the formal initia- the president of the home, Mrs. II
tion ceremonies, honoring the seven H. Prenzlauer, at the Belcrest, on wood avenue was hostess at one
new men accepted into the frater- Feb. 16. Mrs. Goldstick, vice-pres- of a series of bridge-luncheons on
nity. Arrangements have been ident, acted as toastmaster. Mem- Wednesday at her home.
made to accomodate approximately bers pledged Mrs. I renzlauer their
20 couples.
Miss Florence Horwitz of 639
support in work for the organiza-
The formal affair is the climax tion, and presented their president Medbury was hostess at a lovely
of the initiation exercises held last with a traveling bag for use on the bridge-luncheon and personal
Sunday morning, Feb. 19. In the vacation trip she is now taking.
shower in honor of Miss Belle
evening following the initiation, a
A board of directors meeting was Jackson, whose marriage to Harry
stage dinner was given at the Sa- also held at the home of Mrs. Gold- Klein will take place on Thursday
voy lintel in the pledges' honor, berg, 2641 Elmhurst, on Feb. 15.
evening, March 1, at the Masonic
which in turn was followed by a
A musicale and bridge tea will be Temple. Covers were laid for 16
theater party.
held on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. guests.
Sigma l'hi Lambda is the only 29, at the 11'nai B'rith Center.
chartered and recognized Jewish There will be presented an interest-
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Feinstein of
fraternity on the University of De- ing musical program, prizes will be Greenpoint, Brooklyn, N. Y., are
troit campus, and numbers among awarded and refreshments served. the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
its members students from all the Tickets can be procured by calling H. J. Glasser of Collingwood ave-
various units of the school.
Mrs. J. liarvith, Empire 0398, or nue and Mr. and Mrs. Moe Shapiro
Carl H. Seehoffer, Dean of the Melrose 1620.
of Broadstreet. Mr. and Mrs.
School of Commerce and Finance
Feinstein will spend some time in
at the university, is the faculty ad-
city and during their stay are
ANN ARBOR NOTES the
visor for Sigma Phi Lambda, and
being extensively entertained by
with Mrs. Seehoffer will be the
relatives
and friends.
Class in Jewish literature were
guests of honor at Blossom heath.
organized by Morris Closs of the
Miss Jeanne Lapidus of Webb
Mlle! Foundation among the
CARD OF THANKS
avenue has joined the Detroit col-
The family of the late Janey younger Jewish set of Ann Arbor. ony in Hollywood Calif., for the
The
junior classes will meet
Oppenheim wish to thank their
i
many relatives and friends for the every Wednesday evening and the winter.
kindness shown them during their senior class Monday afternoon at
Mrs. Irwin Cohn and family
the Hillel Foundation clubrooms. have left for Miami to spend the
recent bereavement.
remainder of the season.

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HUDSON'S

Mrs. Lazaras Lewis and daugh-
ter, Zelda, have returned to their
apartment in the hotel Chatham
following a week's visit in Chi-
cago.

Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lerner,
formerly of Cleveland, who are
now making their home in Detroit,
entertained for 20 guests at the
Barium Hotel with a musicale at
which selections were played by
Miss Zelina Mundstuck, Detroit
pianist, and Mrs. Sol Cohen of
Baltimore, who is a guest in this
city.

The engagement of Miss Betty
Kartzman to Phillip Katzin was
made known to her sorority sisters
at the last meeting of the Phi
Gamma Eta Sorority.

Mrs. Abe Gordon of 8511 La
Salle boulevard will be hostess to
the members of the Home Relief
Society on Monday afternoon,
Feb. 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Si. H. Green of
3655 Alter Road celebrated their
daughter, Belle's, fifth birthday
Sunday, Feb. 12. The table was
attractively adorned with Valen-
tine decorations, including favors
for the kiddies. Lunch was
served at 6 p. m. to 24 children,
followed by a supper for 30 grown-
ups.

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Feb. 9.

Mrs. J. Kane of 5717 Cans ave-
nue entertained with a dinner at
her home on Sunday, Feb. 19,
honoring Shins Lillian Eder and
Miss Miamo Satovsky. whose en-
gagements were recently an-
nounced. Covers were laid for 40
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stein
On Wednesday, Feb. 5, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Linkner of
Kositchek, Mrs. Feldman and Mrs. Cleveland were among the guests
Hanauer entertained five tables at present.
luncheon and bridge for the bene-
Sirs. S. Sklar and daughter,
fit of the Extension Sunday School
Fund of Temple Beth El Sister- Edith, of 1947 Gladstone, have re-
turned
from their trip South.
hood.

In honor of Miss Mildred Eru-
sail, a February bride-elect, Mrs.
Jose Winsen of Chicago boulevard
entertained at luncheon and
bridge at the Book Cadillac llotel
on Thursday, Feb. 23.

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Two Other Economy Events
Agents' Sample Sale
Rummage Sale

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There is a whole floor devoted to children
at Hudson's. The Fourth Floor is their
very own where wee tots of one or less,
jolly juveniles, and young fashionables of
sixteen years may be outfitted from top to
toe. So mothers and friends of small folk
come to the Individual Shops on this floor
to select everything to please young
people—especially this Spring when every
shop is overflowing with innumerable
things as fresh, new and smart as the
season.

Mr. and Mrs. Max IL Finkelston
and son, John Maurice, are so-
journing in Florida.

Miss Dorothy Isberg and Miss
Rose Schrebnick were joint host-
esses at luncheon and bridge on
Mrs. Harry Freedman of 2283
Saturday at the Belcrest in com- Gladstone avenue and her brother,
pliment to Miss Marion Schreiber. I. J. Kaufman of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
who recently attended the mar-
Mrs. Jacob liarvith of 301 East riage of his niece, Anna Linden-
Philadelphia avenue entertained thal (Mayer), left for Pittsburgh
40 guests at luncheon and bridge to visit his children, Mr. and Mrs.
last Thursday at the Belcrest.
Henry Kaufman. and their mother,
Mrs. E. Mesvitsky of Squirrel Hill
Miss Sophye Bernice Lipnick, district for the week-end. From
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon there Mrs. E. Nesvitsky, Mr. and
Lipnick of 2459 Gladstone avenue Sirs. Henry Kaufman of Pitts-
has chosen Sunday, March 25 as burgh, Pa., I. J. Kaufman and
the date of her marriage to Ben Mrs. harry Freedman left for New
Cohn of Kansas City. The wed- York to attend the marriage of her
ding will take place at Webster son, Louis Freedman of Detroit to
Hall.
Jean Krapkoff of Brooklyn, N. Y..
which took place Feb 22.
Mrs. Jack Sokol of 2305 Hazel-
wood avenue was a charming
Miss Sylvia Mendell of 2955
hostess on Saturday evening, Feb. Richton avenue has returned from
18, at a bridge-luncheon of de- an extended trip to Lakewood, N.
lightful appointments, honoring J., New York City.
her cousin, Miss Bessie Meyers of
New York City. Covers were
Sirs. C. Lapidies of Webb ave-
laid for 16 guests.
nue entertained 12 guests at
bridge-luncheon at the Wilshire
Among the many affairs being Hotel,
planned for Miss Sophye Bernice
Lipnick, a bride-elect of March 25,
Mrs. J. E. Rooks of 2539 Pin-
was a bridge-luncheon and hand- gree avenue entertained 15 guests
kerchief shower on Feb. 11 by at dinner at the Wilshire Hotel.
Mrs. George Arta at her home on
Boston boulevard and a bridge-
George Feldman and daughters,
luncheon and miscellaneous shower Elsie and Jean, of 24 Farrand
on Feb. 18 at Webster Hall, at Park, left Sunday, Feb. 19. for
which time the Blue Bird Girls Miami Beach, Fla., to join Mrs.
were hostesses.
Feldman and daughter, Maxine,
who has been there six weeks. Be-
Dave N. Saliter of 4546 West fore returning they expect to visit
Warren avenue was host to a wel-
in Cuba.
come party given in honor of Jo-
seph Olenikoff of Alger avenue,
Dr. and Sirs. S. J. Eder of Bos-
who has recently returned from ton boulevard entertained on
Los Angeles, Cal., after a business Tuesday evening, Feb. 14, honor-
sojourn of six months, on Sunday ing the recent engagements of Miss
evening, Feb. 12. A midnight Lillian Eder to Harry Scott of
luncheon was served and covers Cleveland and Miss Miamo Satan-
were laid for 30 guests.
sky to Dr. J. R. Eder. Covers
were laid for 20 guests. Among
Misr E. Keshner of Delmar ave- the out-of-town guests present
nue entertained the Gamma Tau were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stein and
Chi Sorority with a Valentine
Mr. and Mrs. Max Linkner, all of
bridge Feb. 15.
Cleveland.
To honor Miss Marian Schrei-
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stein and Mr.
ber, a March bride-elect, Mrs.
Emil Baron entertained for 80 la- and Mrs. Max Linkner, all of
Cleveland,
are the house guests of
dies at a miscellaneous shower and
bridge at her home on Hancock Mr. and Mrs. J. Eder of 902 Pal.
avenue on Thursday evening, lister avenue.

The 41st Great Annual Sale of

Hudson's Fourth Floor
Is the Children's Floor

Mr. Harry Conheim of Richton
avenue is spending 10 days in New
York.

Mrs. Fred Grossman of Glad-
stone avenue has returned from a
several months' stay in Miami,
Fla.

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Mrs. S. Glueckman of 2494
Gladstone avenue announces the
approaching marriage of her
daughter, Doris, to William S.
Shupe, to take place Sunday, Feb.
26. Reception at home from 8 to
11. No cards.

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Other society items, having
re ached the editor's desk after
5:30 p. m. on Wednesday, were
omitted from this issue and re-
tained for publication in next
week's Chronicle.

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Miss Mildred Sunday of 1132
Virginia Park entertained with s
bridge on Sunday, Feb. 19. Prizes
acre awarded to the Misses Ethel
Michelman, Lillian lioffman and
Helen Trattner. Miss Dorothy
Collins, who sings over the radio,
entertained by singing many of
her delightful song hits.

Miss Bernice Blair entertained
25 guests at a luncheon at the
Book Cadillac, honoring Mrs.
Louis Popkin (Bessie Hodes), a
recent bride. An interesting
program was enjoyed.

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