PAGE SIX ThEDLTROIT,AWIS/16. 1BONICIA COMPLETE PLANS FOR SCHOOLS LEAGUE BALL TO BE HELD OCT. 28 (. Betrothal Announced Three Important Types in FUR COATS The Nerthwest•rn Women's League met Tuesday evening at the the Byron-Philadelphia hall. SILK STOCKINGS at $350 ask for Eta Chapter of Phi Sigma Sig- number 530 *1.95 box of 3 pairs, $5.70 silk-to-the-top MISS MOLLIE SAPERSTEIN Mrs. Sophie Saperstein of 538 Alger avenue announces the en- gagement of her daughter, Mollie, to Nathan Kolb, son of Mrs. Mar- ion Kolb of Longwood avenue, De- troit. exquisitely sheer and clear with graceful narrow heels toe-guard and garter-run protection for longer wear .J sal Miss Mary Caplan was hostess at All afternoon tea given in honor of the presidents and ex-presidents of the mothers clubs and credit unions at the Women's City Club on Thursday afternoon. Guests of honor were Mrs. Milton M. Alex- ander, Mrs. John W. Slawson, Mrs. Joseph Welt, and Sirs. Bertha Can of the board of education. Ma Sorority, at the University of Gotham nose OFFICERS ELECTED BY AUXILIARY OF MISHKAN ISRAEL A yearly meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mishkan Israel synagogue was held Tuesday, Oct. 10. sHOPs elnnouncing - The ROYALE PALAIS DETROIT'S NEWEST N1TE CLUB CHOICEST OF FOODS SERVED Table d'Hote Dinner $1.25 MUSIC AND DANCING 6:00 P. M. TILL 9 P. M. NO COVER CHARGE TILL 9 P. M. MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA Clare Wilson and His Nightingales FEATURING 3 DUNN BROTHERS Direct from New York's Silver Slipper S 33 Vertsor Highway West at Woodward Phone Cherry 0810 mturruarmampnimmerminornmannrimmirmirsoirmalirrnmilintunimmi Michigan, celebrated the opening of its new home at 1:119 Hill street on Oct. 7. The home was charm. ingly decorated with American !amity roses. About 209 guests were shown through the house, af- ter which tea was served. Bud Lewis of "Michigan Opera" fame, entertained the guests with piano selections. Among Phi Sigma Sig- ma's pledges of this year are Nor- ma Brown, Detroit; Evelyn ('roll, Windsor; Dorothy Feinberg, Buf- falo; Sylvia Fisher, Toleile; Helen Goodman, Troy, N. Y.; Sylvia Kline, Cleveland; Gladys Lowen-1 berg, !tattle Creek; Helen Wald- ' man, New York City; Vivian Zir- nit, New York City; Ethel Zolte, Buffalo; and Birdie Schwartz, Flint. A bridge-luncheon was held at the home of Mrs. Anna LaBret, 4953 Twenty-eigth street, presi- dent of the West Warren Mothers' Club, in honor of Miss Mary Cap- lan, who left for New York. Sirs. Fannie Levine, president of the Mack-Gratiot Mothers' Club, was among the guests. Bridge was played. Miss Marthe Levy, who has been vacationing at Philadelphia, l'a., A football party will be given New York City and Cleveland, has by the Phoenix Club Saturday returned home. evening, Oct. 27, after the U. of Mrs. Samuel Meyers and daugh- M.-Wisconsin game. The annual Hallowe'en keno party will be ters, Lillian and Mrs. Daniel Greenblatt, were hostesses at a given Wednesday, Oct. 31, at 8:30 p. m., preceded a by • special din- miscellaneous shower given at the Wilshire Hotel, Saturday, Oct. 1:3, ner menu for those caring to come' early. The keno game will be fol- honoring Tillie Meyers, whose marriage to Alfred Gunsberg will lowed by dancing and a buffet take, place on Nov. 4. Covers were supper. laid for 30 guests. Officers for the coming year were elided as follows: Mrs. H. Lan- Mrs. Simon Cugell, Mrs. Mark sky, president (by acclamation); Mrs. M. Zussman, vice-president; Weinbeck, Mrs. Samuel Rosen- tt rs. D. Goldberg, treasurer; Mrs. blatt and Mrs. Adolph Jacoby, N Fishman, secretary (by acclama- who attended the sixty-first ses- sion of the Grand Chapter of tion). The beard of directors con assts of Mrs. Morris Fishman, aim Michigan, Order of Eastern Star, I. Could, Sirs. D. Ashansky, Mrs. at Grand Rapids, have returned to their homes. A. Sehooster, Mrs. M. Aronslein, Mrs. I. Salik, Mrs. S. Shulafsky, Mrs. A. Z. Berkowitz of 15390 Sirs. B. Appleeopp, Mrs. S. Fine. Following the election, refresh- Normandy avenue, entertained at a farewell dinner for then meat s were serve d. imed- I Installation of the new of cers tale family, on Oct. 5, in honor of I her brother, Maurice Markus, who will he held on Tuesday, Nov, 13 .1has left for California, — — Jack Markus of 9197 Goodwin , avenue entertained a farewell! party Oct. 6, in honor of his broth- er, Maurice Markus, who left for California. Dancing to the strains of George • Olsen, Jean G Idkette, and orches- Maurice Markua on his way to tras of other famous leaders broad- California, stopped for a week at cast over radio stations featured Milwaukee, Wis., where he is be- the last meeting of the Young : ing entertained by his relatives. • People's Society of Shaarey Zedek. Mrs. Morse H. Cohen's address on A farewell party was tendered Ludwig Lewisohn's "The Island by Mrs. S. K. Slobin to her sister, Within" was another important Mrs. Harry Lebeson, who is chang- feature of the evening. After the ing her residence from this city I address Mrs. Cohen's open forum to Chicago. A hest of friends lasted for over an hour. ioined Mrs. Slobin at a luncheon The program for the evening given at King Was Lo's on Oct. was arranged by Miss Mildred 9. The color scheme was green Love, chairman of the social com- and gold and carried out in flow- mittee. ers and favors. A number of vo- For the next meeting, on Thurs- cal selections were rendered by day, Nov. 1, the program will con- Mrs. Samuel Schubiner, accom- sist of a series of plays arranged oa n led by SI rs. Bassey. Mrs. by the dramatic committee. More Lebeson was the recipient of many information regarding the plays gifts and a special presentation was made by her by members of will be announced next week. Dues are now payable, at $3 per the club Roses of Sheron. LARGE ATTENDANCE AT Y. P. S. MEETING year. All members are urged to pay their dues promptly at the next meeting or send checks to Miss Mettie Buren, 283 East Hancock avenue. In The Fur Deportment In women's fur coats for daytime NMI', Fashion has made three divisions—The Formal . . . the Comprehensive . . . and the Sports type—any one of which may be found in this One price group. For formal afternoon wear, Hudson seal* coats luxuriously trimmed in con- trasting furs; or smart models in gray squirrel. The comprehensive coats are of fine, flat cara- ad, or tailored Hudson seal*. Sports fur coats are beautifully marked, dark raccoon. For women and misses. Hudson's reputation for utmost reliability is back of your fur coat purchase. Mrs. Albert Schiller entertained l'urity Chapter Past Matrons' Club at her new home an Wash- burn avenue with a luncheon and bridge on Monday, Oct. 15. The large recreation room was taste- fully decorated with autumn foli- age, with huge clusters of purple grapes suspended from the ceiling in arbor effect. Covers were laid for 18 guests. Rev. A. Rosenfeld will leave Sunday for New York to meet his wife, Mrs. Helen Rosenfield. who is arriving from her European trip on the Leviathan Monday, Oct. 22. 1., n. I/. Sirs. Si. Weksler, president, an- nounced that a room was furn- ished at the branch of the Unit- ed Hebrew Schools on Tuxedo and Holmur, for which a check for $500 was forwarded at the Open- ing banquet, Sunday, Oct. 14. Fav- orable reports were given by the various c ,, mmittees on the progress in arrangements for the annual ball which will be given Sunday evening, Oct. 28, in the Crystal Ballroom of the Book-Cadillac. Mrs. Si. Weksler and Mrs, S. Kalt presented the league with a check for $35, the proceeds of a card party given by them at the home of Mrs. M. Knit, Miss Jean Ju- velar of Littman theater; Amy Freed, Sarah Rosenthal and Miss G. Rosenthal entertained with vocal and instrumental solos and recitation. 'BUY with CONFIDENCE f The cost of a fur coat is such as to dis. courage its purchase at random. So long as poor furs can be made to look well it is imperative that your selection should be made with care. For 41 years the Annis establishment has been producing fUll that women buy with confidence. BROADTAIL...soft, supple, and luxurious . . . is the darling of the goddess Fashion this sea. son. Developed in the new sil. houette, BROADTAIL is the choice of discriminating women for afternoon and evening wear. the most popular fall accessory now are presented in a magnificent selection embracing every wanted peltry. N NIS WOODWARD AT CLIFFORD Founded 1887 Ranch Kosher Nyafat is neither Ileishig nor milchig. Can be used for preparing roasts, frying meets, pan- cakes, on chopped liver, etc. Also excellent for preparing dairy dishes--fried fish, fried eggs, etc. At all grocers L ROKEACH & SONS, Inc. Brooklyn, N. Y. A SHARP Detroit Distributor 11390 Broadatraet Mrs. A. Gordon of 8511 La Salle boulevard was hostess Fri- day to members of the Home Re- lief Society. Plans were discussed for the bridge-luncheon to be given Oct. 30 at the Masonic Temple. Sirs. I. B. Goldberg is chairman and Mrs. B. Goldberg, assistant chairman. Mrs. Isadore Finberg of Toronto is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schalit of Monterey avenue. Since her arrival, Sirs. Finberg has enjoyed the hospitality of her hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Shalit, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, Mr. and Sirs. M. II. Schwartz, Mrs. Max Blumberg and Mrs. Joseph Meli- , noff. Checker Cabs.• Empire 7000.' • Hallowe'en Is Coming B S Let us help you in your selection for your party. Our assortment this year is very attractive. SHEEHAN'S BOOK STORE 1550 Woodward Avenue. Randolph 0200 ■ ..>!4%1ASSIONVO‘%! %%%%•%!4% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%% > BICUR CHOLEM ' e. e .4*. :; e'l e Announces a Special e el e l e AT THE $ NEW BETH DAVID SYNAGOGUE • el ELMHURST AT FOURTEENTH e/ Music by Adolph Travers and Ilis Rhythm Boys Don't forget! Revive the good old days with Bicur Cholem by attending their Sun- day night dances—every Sunday, New Beth David Synagogue, i ' i ;I: e , e . , AVOile%Wa%%%%VeVAVVIIAX,A9VI ► NIAMV.< Tadross & Zahloute 52 Adams Avenue West Importers of Oriental Rags and Iland - Made Linen4 ARE SELLING AT PUBLIC AUCTION Their Entire Stock of Hand-Made Art Linens Together With Ilundreda of Oriental Rugs Complete line of all size banquet cloths of all descriptions. For the convenience of those unable to attend our after. noon sales we shall also be open evenings. Sale Continues Daily at 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. We are not going out of business, but closing out our Art Linen department and reducing our immense stock of rich Oriental Persian and Chinese Rugs,saerificing all profits for whatever the merchandise will bring. ,Seleet what you want Boy at goon. own prier Everything mast be sold regardless of root or former retail ratue Come and Enjoy an Evening With Us at the 4th Annual Ball Sponsored by the Your Baby's Shoes? Scientifically Fitted Finest selection of styles in all widths and sizes. Northwestern Women's League of the United Hebrew Schools SUNDAY EVENING, OCT. 28 A DOWNTOWN STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Crystal Ball Room, Book Cadillac Hotel Davis & Halperin SEYMOUR SIMONS' ORCHESTRA WILL PROVIDE THE MUSIC 8950 Twelfth St. i e I Hallowe'en Dance and Party SUNDAY EVENING, OCT. 28 52 Adams Ave. West Dr. and Mrs. Saul E. Barnett of 1915 Calvert avenue spent the week of Oct. 15 in St. Louis, where Dr. Barnett attended the meetings of the American Academy of Oto- laryngology. On Sunday, Oct. 28, Congrega- tion B'nai Moishe and the Sister- hood of B'nai Moishe will hold their installation banquet at Jericho Hall, 2705 Joy road, at 6 p. in. Dancing will follow. Plans are being made for a card party to be held on Nov. 11. FUR SCARFS ... Woodward, Gratiol. Farmer, Grand River B. Isaacs, superintendent of the ECIIII11111111111111111EIZOLI131114111R11111:11111111Nili1111"SIM111111:11111111:11illiiligliigIn111111111iMILIZIZi13122111!iiIIM61JIL1217:10 ROKEACH NYAFAT PRODUCT FIFTH FLOOR The J. L.Hudson Co. MRS. ISAAC SHEWACH Chairman, Ticket Committee schools, and S. Kasdan, principal of the new branch, appealed to the members to make a house-to-house canvass to enroll new children at the new branch. Mesdames Gold- berg, Lippit and Markson have succeeded in enrolling a consider. The Phoenix Club opened the able number of children for the fall eason with an informal dinner- Byrun-Philadelphia branch. dance Sunday evening, Oct. 14. Mrs. I. Margolis, chairman of The regular Sunday evening Wi- the program committee; Sirs. Max ns nights will be resumed Sunday, Cohn and Mrs. I. Shewach, chair- Oct. 21, and will continue through- men of the ticket committee for out the winter. the dance, are being assisted by an able committee composed of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Deutsch Mesdames Charles Brody, Eva Pol- of 1745 West Boston boulevard lack, Ben Schwartz, H. E. Lippitt, announce the Bar Mitzvah of their J. Kunin, F. Richmond, Max Hay- son, William L., on Saturday, at man, E. Kugel, Sam Munch, S. the B'nai Moishe Synagogue. A Whim, H. Magalefsky, S. !leans reception and dinner will be given S. Katt, N. Waulden, 111. Markson, Saturday evening, in the Italian .A. Knoppo•, S. Shintz, I, Wohl- Garden of the Book Cadillac man, C. Schmidt. hotel. Guests are expected from The reception given by the New York, Chicago and Flint. The league will be held at the Tuxedo- Hungarian Royal Gypsy Orchestra will provide the music. A party Holmer Hebrew school, Sunday, will also be given for 30 friends commencing at 2 o'clock and con- tinuing till it p. ns of the Bar Mitzvah. The next hoard meeting will he held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Mrs. Arthur Victor of Buffalo, N. Y., spent a few days in the city at the home of Mrs. Sam Katt. Every member is urged to attend last week as the guest of her sis- as this will he the last meeting be- Miss Rose Cutler of 3772 Webb ter, Mrs. Harry Farbstein. fore the ball. avenue was hostess at a hosiery and handkerchief shower for Miss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander, The following are the patrons Sally Meizler, a bride-elect. Coy- accompanied by their daughter, and patronesses for the ball: era were laid for five tables. Mrs. Marry Phillips, and grand- E. Rabinowitz, Mr. and Sirs. daughter, motored to Chicago or David Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Wolfgang Sunday, where they will spend a Harry Cohen, Mr. and Sirs, J. H. and son, Marvin, who left for the few days visiting relatives. Ehrlich, Judge and Mrs. Harry B. East last Summer, are at present Keiden, Sir. and Mrs. A. J. Koff- • residing at the Concourse Plaza, Miss Ida Sallan, who has been , man, Mr. and Sirs. Max Leiber- New York City. During their the guest of Sir. and Mrs. Sol Sal- man, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Medow, stay in the East, Dr. Wolfgang is Ian, left Tuesday for her home in Mr. and Mrs. I. Rosenthal, Mr. and engaged in post-graduate work in Oklahoma City. Sirs. I. Shelter, Sir. and Mrs. A. • the children's clinics of the New Srere, Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Zack- • York Post-Graduate Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Marx, who heim, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Cohen, have been the guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Granet, Mr. and Miss Betty Kaperman enter. Mrs. George Bloom, left this week Sirs. Michael Krell, Mr. and Mrs. tained 30 guests at a linen shower for their home in Long Beach, Louis Duscoff, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. at her residence, 17241 Omira are- Cal., stopping en route at St. Simons, Mr. and Mrs. I3. Isaac's, nue, on Oct. 10, complimenting Louis and Tulsa, Okla. Mr. and Sirs. D. Zemon, Rabbi and Miss Sally Meizler, whose mar-, Mrs. A. M. Hershman, Mr. and riage to Joseph Grant will be Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel G. Klein Sirs. Sol Levin, Mr. and Mrs. M. solemnized on Oct. 28. of Atkinson avenue are spending a Cohn, Rabbi and Mrs. A. Ashinsky. few days in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Si. Weksler, Dr. and On Saturday, Oct. 6, Miss Mrs. A. E. Bernstein, Sir. and Mrs. Laura Simon of Gratiot avenue Mrs. Rose Kearney of Ironwood, 13. Schwartz, Dr. and Mrs. II. E. entertained Priscilla Ackerman, Mich., is the guest of Miss Sadie Lippitt, Mr. anti Mrs. Aaron Mark- Anna Nanter, Esther Levine, Ruth and Mr. Jesse Hirschman. son, Fred Bethel, Dr. and Mrs. J. Fineman, Dorothy Greenberg, W. Polezker, Mr. and Mrs. II. Mrs. Theodore R. Keller is Jassy, Mr. and Sirs. Max Hayman, Fannie Rosen and Ann Faigon at a bridge and pajama party, the oc- spending a fortnight in New York Mr. and Mrs. S. Kalt. Sir. and Mrs. casion being the birthday anni- as the guest of her mother, Mrs. I. Margolis, Mr. and Sirs. C. versary of Miss Simon. Diana Weiner. Brody, Mr. and Sirs Leo Weis- man, Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Block. Mrs. F, S. Danziger has returned Many pleasant social functions • were given in the last few weeks from a visit with her mother in BRAUN GIVES MUSICAL in honor of Sirs. Samuel J. Shaef- Battle Creek, Mich. fer who has been a guest of Mrs. PROGRAM TO INMATES Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Siegel Ben Goldman of Chicago boule- OF CORRECTION HOME vard. Sirs. Shaeffer returned to and daughter Eleanor of Boston her home in Chicago on Monday. boulevard have returned from an Leonard Braun, owner of radio extended European trip. station WBS111 (Braun's Music Mrs. IL Golding of 2060 Clair- House on East Jefferson avenue), mount announces the Baz Mitzvah is presenting 30 artists, vocalists of her son, Ervin, to take place and instrumentalists, among them this Saturday. Reception will Well known orchestras, in an eve- take place at her home Sunday, ning of popular music, to inmates of the Detroit House of Correction, Oct. 21, from 3 to 10. No cards. at 7 p. m. this Sunday evening. KOSHER Miss Betty Pevin of 2470 Clair- The program will last about two mount avenue has returned from hours. a month's visit with friends in Galesburg and Chicago, Ill. (Tr.& Mark Reg. I' l'et ■ qr A PURE VEGETABLE "Dyed Muskrat. Admission $1.00 Informal