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We Announce Wi h Pleasure
The Opening of Another Down Town Store
On Monday, August 20, 1928
in tne Barium Tower
71 Cadillac Square

The Detroit Times of Satur-
day, Aug. 11, erroneously
switched the by-lines over two
articles and thereby made it ap-
pear that Dr. Leo M. Franklin
wrote the article entitled
"Christ is Unique." Dr. Frank-
lin wrote the article entitled
"The Spirit of the Times'
which was credited to Dr. Mc-
Clorey, who is the author of
"Christ Is Unique."

CORNER BATES STREET

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A GAY TIME

MOONLIGHT

Howard Engelman of Pittsburgh,
Pa., is visiting with his grand-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feigenbaum
father, Isaac Schachne and uncle
and daughter, Betty Suzanne, have
and aunt, Harold and Nettie
returned from a six weeks' stay at
Schakne of 2210 Pingree avenue.
liradley Beach, N. J.

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TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28

Dancing, on boat from 8:30 to (?)—Radio Entertainers —

TICKETS $1.
Per Person

STEAMER COLUMBIA

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Mrs. Emanuel Wodic is now re-
Miss Helen Morris left Tuesday
for New York, Atlantic City and siding at the Wilshire Hotel.
Washington to be gone several
Dr. and
and Mrs. Leon B. Cowen mo-
weeks.
tored to the White Mountains in
New
Hampshire
for a brief visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. R osenberg and
son, Oscar. of 8931 LaSalle boule- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Bloomgarden. From there
vard and Mr. and Mrs. N. Rosen-
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berg'. of 201)5 West Philadelphia they will go to New York and Bos-
ton where Dr. Cowen will attend
have returned from New York
clinics.
City.

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Birnbaum's
eAUGUST FUcKSALE

Is a Spectacular Event

For many years the name of
Birnbaum has meant authentic
fur style and quality to many
Detroit women.

Our annual August fur sale,
now in progress, will enrich this
reputation–for we present an
unusual and varied assortment
of furs at prices that mean tre-
mendous savings.

Those' who like to shop leis-
urely will find this elegant shop
conveniently located — a n d
combined with the extraordi-
nary values to be had in this
August offering your trip here
is sure to be both pleasurable
and profitable.

Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Cole, (Claire.
Schnabel) and fancily, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. Richter and family, are
spending several weeks in Port
Stanley, Ontario, Canada.

Th. Hudson Fashion :ihops Future a

Smart Collection of Them at

$29.50 and $35

Bernstein, Sidney Slobin, Norval
Slobin and William Schriebman.

Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Marx of Glad-
stone avenue have returned from a
week's stay at Luke St. Clair.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush and
daughter, Gertrude, have returned
Mr. and Mrs, Albert KaufTmann,
frolic a two months' tour to the
with their son, J. Clare KautTmann.
Pacific Coast. They visited their
and Clarence Grin, will be at St.
son, Milford, who is now residing
Clair for two weeks.
in Los Angeles.

The Rae
Shoppe

11729 DEXTER BLVD.

Featuring

Madame Renauld Frocks

For Little Women

You'll like Detroit's
ismormoi tvoi,1
Smart
Shop

lior here are

dresses g a y
with colorful.
pleasant deco-
a n d
rations

you to let us take care of your old coat for nec ..... y altera-

tion.

Birnbaum's Fur Shop

11551 Dexter Boulevard

Garfield 1692

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with the lithe
lines of ,swag-
g e r Parisian
designing

Orig nal

Miss Martha Schott of New York
City was the guest here the oast
week of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Marx
of Gladstone avenue.

Mrs. Julius Cohen and daughters,
of Pittsburgh, Pa., are the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard IL
Dosie of 2640 Gladstone avenue.

charming fashion, we have a collection of
much smartness and great individuality, For

women and misses.

°T,..mmoit VIM Oils

a rays,, Pile.

F 1S1110N SHOPS-SIXTH FLOOR

The j, L. Hudson Co.

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The Fur Salon

Wells and (laughter, Miss Sadye
Wells and Mrs. J. I,assar of New
York.

Presents an
Authentic Showing of

Mr..1. E. Gaylord of the Belcrest
The Misses Gertrude Cohen and has returned from an extended trip
to
Saratoga, Lake Placid, Atlantic
Celia Becker were the guests of
Miss Bess Kosak at her cottage at City, Boston and New York.
Sylvan Lake over the week-end.
Miss Yetta D. Jac o bs formerly
Mr and Mrs. M ilham Rowssen Of Detroit and now of San Antonio,
Texas,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
and daughter, l'hylis Shurl, of 2185
Buena Vista avenue, accompanied M. Benjamin of Wilson avenue.

Matrnificent 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.

SHOPS .

1426 Woo..,‘ard Ave.

KNOW YOUR TEA LEAVES!
CRYSTAL GAZING AND CARD READING
VISIT DETROIT'S MOST UNIQUE
TEA ROOM
FORTUNE TOLD WITH CAVE LUNCHEON

I. Feldman. a kitchen shower by
Sirs. Jack Hock and Mrs. Irving
Mts. Sam Collier, a linen shower by
Ise Misses Ilelen and Sarah Balani- Schrieber honored Miss Rae Becker-
man at a delightful bridge-luncheon
zow and a handkerchief and hosiery
16 guests, last Wednesday at the
shower by Miss Fritzia panto.
lielcrest.

II. Horwitz left on a fishing trip
Mrs. Sidney Goldbezg of Waverly
, to the mountains in Spnxane, Wash.
anillac and her (laughter Lenore
' On his return he will visit Seattle
are spending the month off Augu(t
and Vancouver and return through
at Wolf Lake.
Canada.

Mr. And Mrs. Max Wiener and
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg
daughter, Shirley, tok Rochester
and family of Hazelwnod avenue
avenue are spending the month at
1,-ft for the White Mountains for
'South Haven.
the remainder of the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. II. Friedgut, who
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuchs have
have been the guests of Mr. and
returned from a two months' Euro-
Mrs. Sam Schwartz of Virginia
pean trip and are now residing in
Park, left last Sunday to return to
t heir
r new
on en( Iri
e Drive
new hour
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their home in Newark, N. J.

August Fur Sale

sion.

Mrs. Louis Ilarrison and 4-laugh-
ter, Elaine, left Detroit and are
returning to their home in Los
Angeles.

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Select Your Fur
Coat Now

Storage Free

Miss Lennore Schaffer, who has
been visiting Miss Dorothy King
of the Wilshire. has returned to her
home in Atlantic City.

$5

Deposit will
hold any Gar.
meat.. We store
it f re*.

Great Reductions
on Scarf. and
Chokers Priced
to Suit You.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Norman'
spent several days in Mt. Clemens
the past week.

CZECHOSLOVAK

ART SHOP

Mrs. David King of Atkinson
avenue and Mrs. Daniel Siegel en-
tertained 20 guests at the Belcrest
on Thursday of last week in honor
of Miss Beckerman and Mrs. L

Eaten Special for
One Week
Your Fur Coat
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Repaired
and Glazed,

$35

Mr. and Mrs. Tannenh'ln and
daughter, Rita, of the Wilshire are
motoring through the east.

Mr. and Mrs. Athur Schwartz of
the Belcrest sailed last week for an
extended trip through Europe.

11111 WOODWARD AVE. DETROI1T
?Jr. York. 201 E. 17tk Bt.
Las Angeles. 627 W 7th St.
Platys., Cee.he•I•vakia

are featuring them in the current open-

ings. Anticipating the popularity of this

Reservations are being accepted
for the first anniversary banquet
of the A. Z. A. chapter of Detroit
to be held Sept. 9, at the B'nai
B'rith Community Center, 275
East Ferry avenue.
Among the honorary guests of
the occasion will be Hon. Alfred
M. Cohen, president of the B'nai
B'rith; Philip Klutznick, secretary
of the International A. Z. A.-Na
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than Heller, a member of the su-
preme advisory council; Morris
Shatzen, president of Pisgah
Lodge, and members of Grand
Rapids and Toledo chapters.
Entertainment is to be fur-
nished by Meyer Shapiro of the
Walter Damrosch School of Music
and Miss Miriam Horwitz, a pupil
of Benetson Netzorg. There will
also be entertainment provided by
local radio entertainers. Dancing,
which is to follow the dinner, will
be held in the main ballroom.
Music will be furnished by Sey-
mour Simons' Bloomfield Hills
Country Club Orchestra.
Aaron Kurland, attorney, is the
present sponsor of Detroit A. Z. A.

The Misses Henna Grabowskv
and Dorothy Bloom have returned
from Madison, Wis., where they
attended a university summer ces-

We emphasize our location in your neighborhood and invite

dresses—and cur cables tell us that the coutur-

Mrs. Max Lazarus of Baltimore,
Md., and Mrs. Israel Lazarus and
little daughter, Betty henna, of
Akron, (I., are visiting at the home
of their brother and sister-in-law,
:Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lazarus of
by their father, are motoring east,
15518 Fairfield avenue. They are
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenberg and
stopping at Boston, New York, At-
also being entertained by Xeveral of
lantic City and various other cities. daughters, Irene and Sladeline of
their friends here.
the Chatham are guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levenson of Grand Hotel, Mackinac.
Mrs. I. Ressler of Collingwood
1614 Taylor avenue left on a motor
avenue has returned from a three
Mrs. Simon Seegar of Calvert
trip through the east, On their
months' visit in San Diego and Les
avenue entertained 12 guests at a
return trip to New York they will
at the
delightful bridge-luncheon
Angeles, Calif.
meet their brother-in-law, I/r. Sam-
Golden Glow August 8.
uel Schneider of Chicago, who has
Edward Brownstein and Leon
returned from Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsberg have
Goldsmith of Polk Manor have re-
turned from a visit to Mackinac.•
returned from a ten clays' motor
Among the pre-nuptial affairs in
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honor of Miss Betty Feldman, trip through Canada and Yellow
harry A. Rich of the Lee Crest
!whose marriage to Louis linlantrow stone Park.
is spending a few weeks in the
, will take place i n Aug. 19, was a
Adriondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levitt and
miscellaneous shower given by
I Mrs. Henry II. Levett at the Wil- daughter Jean of the Belt•rest are
guests
at the Charlevoix Beach
shire;; a personal shower by Mi•.
Eva Tessler, a linen shower by Mrs. Hotel, Charlevoix, Mich.

Stouts. Chiffon, Georgette
with velvet combination.

'Remodeling and 'Repast-mg

Paris is wearing printed transparent velvet ,

PLANS OF A. Z. A. FOR
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET

Mrs. M. Weiss of 2931 Clements
avenue, accompanied by her two
sons, Albert and Jack, and daugh-
ter, Lillian, are touring through
the east. They will stop for a time
at lake George, N. Y., and while
The Aleph Zadek Aleph Fraternity there, they will he the guests of
will fete Albert A. Hendricks, who Mr. 81111 Men. ,Isles Anzel at Huh
recently announced his engagement letts Hotel.
to Miss Marillyn Schriebman. This
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kay of Tyler
is to be held jointly with the re-
ception to be given in honor of the avenue were hosts ••• a delightful
dinner,
to 14 guests last Sunday
following new pledges: Melville
onhom, Moe Wolfgang, Milford evening in honor " Miss Cyril'
Golden, Richard Edelstein, Ralph Lieberman 's betrothal.

Specializing in Short

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in Paris
ARE PRINTED

increase, most members coming
from ranks that have hitherto been
Es from any Jewish na.
tional activity.
The success of the last concert
with the Symphony Orchestra was
celebrated at a social gathering
Tuesday evening, Aug. 15, which
was attended by many prospective
members. An unusual musical
program was the feature of the
evening. Hyman II. Cohen sang
beautifully an aria from Demon
and Tschaikowsky's Romance.
Other musical contributions were
given by Mr. Mirtenbaum, Mr.
Lutchansky and Mr. Siegel.

Mrs. II. Trachtenberg of Pitts-
▪ burgh, Pa., has been visiting the
last week her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Marx of
Gladstone avenue.

Mrs. Rose Ilersch and Alvin R.
Ilersch motored with Rabbi Leon
Frans to Montreal to attend the
wedding of the Rabbi's brother,
Philip, to Miss Cell Klein of that
city, on Wednesday, Aug. 14. Rabbi
Frans has already returned to the
city. The Ilerschs are continuing
on their tour through the lake re-
gion and the Adriondacks, return-
ing to Detroit Aug. 27.

Two:Thirds of the

Transparent Velvet' Dresses

Harry Lefkofsky of 3322 Glynn
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silverblatt
Court left for California to visit o f Los Angeles, Calif., arrived in
his father, Joseph Lefkofsky of Los I ietroit to attend the celebration of
Angeles, Calif.
he golden wedding anniversary of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
William G. Garelik and Robert D. Silverblatt. During their stay in
Morris have returned from an ex- Dettroit Mr. and Mrs. Silverblatt
tensive motor tour of the East and are stopping with their brother and
outh, stopovers being made in New sister, Sir. and Mrs. Erwin L.
York City, Bridgeport, Conn., Bal- Trattner, 1920 Collingwood, where
Encouraged by the many suc-
they will be happy to renew old
. Galore and Washington, D. C. They
cesses of the past three years, and
were the house guests in Baltimore acquaintances.
inspired by the confidence and sup-
I of Mr. and Mrs. I. Snyder, and of
(mkt t gained from the Jewish com-
Mrs. tiara II. Fitelson in Bridge-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Simmons
munity in Detroit, the Ilalevy
port.
(Lillian Kirschbaum) of Dumban.
Chitral Society enters upon its
ton Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
fourth year of activities with a
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Sklar C. Brown of Goldengate avenue are rich program dedicated to the fur-
and daughter, of 1656 West Phila- spending a delightful vacation at therance anti development of Jew-
delphia, left Sunday tor a fort- Ibis Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, ish music in all its varied forms.
night's visit to New YtIK and At- Mich.
The Ilalevy executive has just
lantic City.
completed a plan of activities that
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Colman and I will bring the Jewish song into
Miss Celia Trachtenberg of West sons of Lawrence avenue, accom- every home, and will enable any
Philadelphia avenue is spending her periled by their sister, Edith Weis- Jewish boy or girl possessed with
vacation at the Y. W. H. A. ('amp, blum, returned from an extended I musical tal t t develop
ap-
Jeddo, Mich.
trip to Atlantic City and Asbury preciation for Jewish music.
Park, N. J.
Due to the great impression
The Misses Clare and Mynne
made by the last Jewish National
Franzblau have returned from a
Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne and son, Night on Belle Isle, which was to
motor tour of the Southern and Herbert, returned from a motor many young men and women a
Eastern states. They were accent- trip to Johnstown and Pittsburgh, self-revelation of national pride,
. 1 panted by Miss Edith Franzblau of Pa., and Akron, 0.
the membership of the Ilalevy or-
Long Island.
ganization has been steadily on the

Miss Roslyn Lichtenberg of New
York City, whose marriage to Dr.
• Theodove I. Roth of this city will
• I be an event of September, has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Morris
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Feigenbaum of the Seward Hotel.

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Music on Steamer by'Simons'hBloomfield Hills
Country Club Orchestra

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HALEVY PLANS FOR
YEAR'S ACTIVITIES

Twenty Years In Detroit

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Article on "'Christ"
Erroneously Credited
To Dr. L. M. Franklin

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VOGUE
FUR CO.

1440.1442
Broadway,
Near John R.

Checker Cabs Empire 7000

"Look For Big Barrel in the Window"

BOHEMIAN CAVE

Clifford 0678

1234 Library Avenue

AUGUST SALE

On Furniture Nov Going On

Special for This Week

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ART FURNITURE CO.

4104-8 Fenkell Ave. at Livernois

Phone Long , -(low 8170

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 a roll and more.
All other goods and painters' supplies greatly reduced.

• DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY AT
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS

Thu. new and beautiful store. by value of Its ton
overhead, I. axle to ....e your jewelry needs at Priem
that mean savings.

Greetiog Cards
and Bridge
Sews Cards

A. ARISS, JEWELER

12036 DEXTER BLVD.

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