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Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Hudson Furniture

With the Added Importance

of Lower Prices !hiring the

Nir. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne
Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin,
accompanied by their daughters, of Hazelwood avenue were hosts
Misses Margaret and Ruth Frank- to a group of their friends at a
lin, haYe left for Rockport, Mass., musicale on Wednesday evening.
where they will spend the month
F:mtna Lazaroff Schaver, who
of August.
scored a triumph at the Hebrew
The Knollwood Country Club National Night, at which she acted
was the scene of a delightful lunch-, as soloist representing the lialevy
eon and bridge on Friday at which Choral Society, at Belle Isle, was
Mrs. Edward A. Bernstein of Chi- I the recipient of floral gifts at the
boulevard was hostess, in concert on Wednesday evening
compliment to Mrs. 11. J. Gotts- from the B'nai B'rith and the In-
chalk of Chicago, Miss Carolyn dependent Workmen's Circle.
Maybaum of Newark, and Mrs. A.
Miss Bertha Greenhouse of
Grossman of New York. Vari-col-
"red flowers centered the table, Omaha, Neb., a talented singer
I
who
distinguished herself in "The
which
was
net
for
15
guests.
MR. AND MRS. MEYER SILBERBLATT
Marriage of Figaro," is visiting
here
with
her sister and brothers,
An event of outstanding interest to the Detroit Jewish community
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gottschalk
is the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Silberblatt of Chicago are the house guests of !Blanche, Nathan and Daniel F.
Greenhouse.
This winter Miss
of 1627 Collingwood avenue, who have resided in Detroit for the past Mr. and Mrs. Earl Englander of
I Greenhouse plans to leave for Eu-
• 40 years.
Sturtevant avenue.
ope,
where
she
will complete her
Mr. and Mrs. Silberblatt will be host and hostess to all their chil-
dren and grandchildren, relatives and friends, at a reception on Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Present of musical education.
A.
day, Aug. 12, at the home of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Lansing, Mich., are visiting with
Silberblatt of 9350 Wildemere avenue. The reception will be from relatives and friends in this city.
Miss Esther Buchalter of Hazel-
2 to 5 and 8 to 11 p. m., without cards.
wood avenue returned from a sev-
The happy bride and groom are the recipients of many congratu-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Neuman and eral weeks' stay at Lexington,
Istory messages from their family, relatives and a large circle of family have returned to their Mich.
friends, from Detroit as well as a number of cities in the East and home in Pittsburgh following a
West. In addition to their children and grandchildren living in Detroit., visit with Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Cum-
Mrs. Sol Gittleman and daugh-
the happy couple have as their guests for this celebration their mins of Burlingame avenue.
ter, Ora Ruth of Second boulevard
children, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. House and sons of Hollywood, Mr.
are guests at The Inn at Charle-
and Mrs. Ilarry Silberblatt of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. II. NI . Jacob-
Mrs. Charles Marienthal, who voix.
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Silberblatt and son, Mr. and Mrs. is spending the summer at Ono-
Dr. Ira Altshuler is taking a
Dan Silberblatt and daughter, all of Toledo.
way, Mich., was in the city over
special graduate course at the
the week-end.
summer session of the Harvard
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen and Medical School.
SEATS ON SALE FOR UNVEIL MONUMENT
family of Second boulevard have
EMANUEL SERVICES TO DR. SCHWARTZ. returned from a delightful trip Sir. and Mrs. Edward A. Bern-
sten of Chicago boulevard have as
through northern Michigan.
their house guest Mrs. Bertha
The family of the late Dr. Mor-
an-
Emanuel
Congregation
Mr. and Mrs. Louit Lipson of Kronich of New Haven, Conn.
nounces that seats are now being ris Schwartz, who died on Aug.
Second
boulevard
are
spending
placed on sale for the lligh Holy 14, 1927, in an attempt to save
The Misses Sylvia and Rebecca
from drowning the occupants of a the week-end in Cedar Point.
Day services.
Schuster and Ida Hubert spent the'
capsized boat, announces that a
Members and Detroit Jews gen- monument in his honor will be un-
Miss Sarah Zack is the guest of last week-end as guests at the
erally are urged to make their res- veiled this Sunday morning, at 11 Miss Sylvia Glazer at her summer Breakers at Cedar Point.
ervations at once in order to se- o'clock, at Clover Ilill Park Ceme- home at Lexington, Mich.
—
cure desirable seats and to relieve
Mrs. Mary Gordon of Burlin-
possible last-minute rush for ac- tery.
Miss Edith Ella Davis of West game avenue is spending the week
Dr. Schwartz, who was a well-
commodations.
at
Cedar Point. •
known Zionist, came here from Euclid avenue has returned from
Sermons during the High Holy Toronto, Canada, and made a host a month's visit in Charlevoix and
Days, at the Emanuel, are to be of admiring friends. Prior to his Cadillac, Mich.
Mrs. Max 1Veksler of Normandy •
delivered by Rabbi A. M. Ashin-
avenue has as her house guest Miss
he spent some
e
canting to
o Detroit
sky, and the services are to be time i with the liadassah Medical
Mrs. J. Kornaker of New York Gertrude Russinoff of New York
conducted by Cantor A. Rutman.
has returned to her home follow - City.
Unit
in
I'alestine.
Supplementary services will be
ing a several weeks' visit with
held in the ballroom, downstairs
Mr. and Mrs. Max Elia', and Mr.
Mrs. Michael Falk.
CARD OF THANKS
of the synagogue. Tickets may
and Mrs. Nathan Gedrich motored
Mrs. Louis Jay of 691 Seward
also be reserved now for the sup- avenue wishes to thank her many
Miss Florence Feinberg of CM- to Charlevoix for a fortnight.
plementary services.
friends and relatives for the kind- cago spent the week-end with Mr.
A committee in charge of the ness shown her during her recent and Mrs. A. E. Feinberg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coleman of
sale of tickets is daily seated in
Webb avenue are visiting in Cedar
—
the synagogue from 8 to 10 a. nt. bereavement.
Among the pre-nuptial affairs in Point.
and4to9p. m.
of Miss Corinne MarieGit-
Teapot Dome Cafe - 1406 honor
tleman, whose marriage to Howard
The Messrs. Clarence and Lester
Stone will be an event of Sept. 3, Budd of Indianapolis, Ind., who
Checker Cabs Empire 7000 Broadway.
— was a kitchen shower and bridge- have been the guests of Mr. and
luncheon at which her sister, Mrs. Mrs. Ilarry S. Glickman of 142
Samuel Danto, was hostess to Gladstone avenue, returned home.'
eight guests at her home on
Honoring Miss Rose Malver of
Twelfth street, Monday.
Milwaukee, Miss.. Miss Doris Wolf-
Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Kahn and gang entertained at luncheon at
Dr. and Mrs. S. Kahn are motor- Hotel Stater.
ing through Canada.
Mrs. Nat E. Weinstein (Fannie
Mrs. Samuel Katz is among the Bronston) and son, Harold Stan-
Detroiters at The Inn at Charle- ley, of San Francisco, Cal., form-
erly of Detroit, are spending a few
voix, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul NVinkleman weeks with her sister, Miss Esther
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Katz of Les- Bronson, and brother and sister-in-
lie avenue have returned from a law, Dr. and Mrs. 11. B. Bronston.
Mrs. Weinstein and son have been
short stay at Irish Hills, Mich.
visiting her parents in Chicago for
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Robinson the past two months.
and family of Collingwood avenue
are guests at the Breakers at
Sirs. II. A. Harris and daughter,
Rita, of Rochester avenue, have
Cedar Point.
returned from a month's stay in
Chicago. They were joined by
and Marian and Alvin Winkleman Mrs. F. Benson and daughter, Hen-
motored to Mackinaw City for an rietta, of the Alden Park Manor.
extended visit.
Missi Miriam Levin was hostess
Mr. Maurice J. Caplan wa 5 a at a kids party at her home on
guest at the Pinehurst Inn at In- July 31, honoring Miss Rita Harris.
dian River, Mich.
Lois June Roth of 1169
Miss Sophia Rosenthal is the
the West Boston boulevard enter-
nnie tained at a luncheon at the Frank-
guest
her aunt, Miss Fa lin Hills Country Club, honoring
Rosen, of
of Muskegon.
—
Miss Rita Harris, a bride of this
Henrietta Benson of Alden month.
Park Manor entertained 16 guests
at a luncheon-bridge shower on
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Harris of
July 21 in honor of Rita Harris, Rochester avenue announce the
approaching marriage of their
bride-elect of Aug. 21.
daughter, Rita, to Monroe W. Pol-
Mrs. Morris D. Silver of Mars- lack of New York City, on Aug.
.ton Court has returned from a 21, the Book Cadillac Hotel.
visit in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Eva Farber and daughters,
--
Miss Jeannette Krinsky enter- Frances and Bertha, of :1438 Penn-
tained at bridge Tuesday evening sylvania avenue, are now residing
in honor of her house guest, Miss at 2019 Elmhurst avenue.
Rose Malver, and Miss Bertha
Sirs. George N. Smith returned
• Pesch of Milwaukee, Wis. Miss
, Maivie, who has been extensively on Saturday last from Dayton,
I entertained, is leaving for Cleve- Ohio, where she was extensively
' land and Elyria orf Saturday with entertained. While, there she was
I Miss Krinsky to spend 10 days in the guest of Mrs. Ilarry Immer-
,
man.
those cities.

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The Fur Salon

Presents an
Authentic Showing of

Magnificent Coats

This presentation is an outstanding Fashion
achievement. Russian ermine, eastern mink, Per-
sian broadtail, Alaskan and Hudson seal, leopard,
pony, and muskrat....create coats of significant
beauty and new smartness. Prices are decidedly
lower now than will prevail in the Fall, and a
deposit holds any coat in our cold-storage vaults
until wanted.

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SHOPS

1426 Woouward Ave.

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GREATEST

861MERFURSALE

Now in Progress!

Mrs. Harry Brown, with her
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zeff have re-
daughter, Dora, and her son, Sam, turned from a two weeks' motor
left recently for Mackinac to trip to Cincinnati and Chicago.
spend several weeks. While in Cincinnati they were the
guests of relatives and friends by
Mrs. Ben Tolmich and daughter, whom they were extensively enter-
Miriam, of Glynn Court, and Mrs. , tained. While in Chicago they
J. Simon and daughters, Enid and were guests at the Davis Hotel.
Shirley, of Leslie avenue, have re- Many delightful affairs were given
turned from a two weeks' stay at in their honor while in that city.
With them en route to Cincinnati
South Ilaven, Mich.
were the Rev, and Mrs. A. 7,eff of
After a week's stay at Pratt's that city, who spent some time in
Lake as the guest of her sister, Detroit and Mt. Clemens. Ida R.
Mrs. Harry Goldberg, Mrs. David and Buddy Zeff are summering at
Young of Dexter boulevard is visit- Harbor Beach, Mich.
ing Mrs. Joseph Fisher at The
Heights, Houghton Lake, Mich.
Miss Florence Birnkrant of 828
East Boston boulevard and Miss
Mottle Katz of Chicago, who was
a recent house guest of Miss Flor-
ence Birnkrant, are spending the at.
Extra Special for remainder of the season with the
On. Week
Balaban family of Chicago at their
Your Fur Coat summer home in Minoqua, Wis.
Restyled,
Repaired
James Rachleff of Hartford,
and Glazed,
Conn., is the guest of Misa Esther
Sherman of this city.

August Fur Sale

Convenient Terms
of Payment '
May Be Are
ranged

Every Fur Coat
and Fur Scarf
at Positive
Reductions

$35

Mrs. G. Persky, Mrs. E. Zale of
Wichita Falls, Tex., and Miss A.
Bovarnick of Buffalo, N. Y., are
Storage Free
the guests of their relatives, Mir.
Deposit will and Mrs. Joseph Feinstein and
hold any Gar- family of Medbury avenue.
ment.. We store
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon of
it free.
Great Reduction. 2987 Glendale avenue have a=
their
guest the former's (list•
on Scarfs and
Chokers Priced Mrs. Harry Pickleman of Montreal.
Canada.
to Suit You.

Select Your Fur
Coat Now

$5

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Midsummer Sale

Hudson furniture at prices less than usual marks August
as a thrift month for home lovers Hundreds and hun-
dreds of exquisite examples of cabinetinaking and up-
holstering from American centers of art-industry—from
European ateliers, are assembled on our expansive Ninth
Floor for this major Summer event. Furniture for all
rooms and for each type of house ... Hudson f urnituie
of assured dependability in construction and good taste
... tagged with prices that bespeak the importance of
economy as a definite aid to better furnished homes.

Now

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Progress

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' New Shipment of Sun Suits

FOR THE KIDDIES
Complete range of sizes-2, 4, 6, 8 and 10.

For Your Next Bridge Game

New tallies, place cards, prizes and score cards. Things
unique—and moderately priced.

Just Received, Lovely Gifu for the Tiny Baby

Hand-made dresses and slips—pillow slips.

"Silk to the Top" Hose

All wanted colors—not irregulars—$1.00.

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9805 Linwood, at head of Boston Blvd.

SPECIAL CASH RAISING SALE

In the Well-Known Paint Store of

SIMON KNOPPOW

9152 Twelfth St., Near Atkinson. Empire 6501.

PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WALL PAPER
Regular $2 paint, now $1.35..
Wall paper reduced 4c • roll and more.
All other goods and painters' supplies greatly reduced.

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