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Responses have been arriving
for the spring formal dance to be
The Chi Sigma Sorority is giv-
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idge-tea
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ing a br
• Mrs. Susan Kitzler, formerly of New York, announces the betrothal by the Young People's Society of
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on Wednesday evening, Marc
of her daughter, Kaye, to William Israel, son of Mr. and Mrs. David the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.

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Woodward Thru to Washington

A Princess
Line Corsette

Israel.

Wedding Calendar

Dresses for Easter

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fashioned and moderately
u Dress
priced distinguish or
o fferings. 1)atnty chiffons a n d
Dees, g orgetiesandtl.,tc relies

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Engagements

INDIVIDUAL AND EXCLUSIVE

Lovely materials, tastefully

, I ANNOUNCE PATRONS OF
Y. P. S. FORMAL DANCE

of Brocade
and Swami

March 24.--Miss Rose Busker, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Busker,
and Mrs. Adolph Schwartz of Scran-
to harry I. Schwartz, son of Mr.
ton, Pa.
April 7—Mks Helen Eileen Trainer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Trattner, to Stanley Al. Salainon.

predominate, but in every
and colt-yet
you

18.50

Births

fashion effect.

princess lint's or:: one of the

PRICED FROM

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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodman Illel•n :Margolis I of Boston houli•ar
announce the birth of a son, Norman.
March 16—To Dr. and Mrs..I. IL Polozker of 2405 Chicago book
YETTA HOFFMAN
Nord, a daughter, Elaine Hope.
—rhoto by I•. M. lin,. ottoli...
To Mr, and MIS. Irving Kleiman (Clara Itzkowitz), at son,
tab.
FAYGA BOFSKY
l'ziosuul entertainment, ant
Leonard.
luncheon is being provided. 'Aliss 'Harvey
Feb. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sklar (Tillie Birnbaum, a daugh- Jean (1°1,11-Ate's Country Club Or-
Rebecca Hoffman ie general chair-
chestra will play.
man of the bridge-tea committee. ter, Esther.
March 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Barnett (Ethel Sklar), a daugh-
The following, will be the pa-
The Misses Jeanette Y. Hoffman
trons and patronesses of the affair:
and Mamie Elbinger are respon- ter, Arlene.
Rabbi
and Mrs. Ilershrivan, Mr.
March 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green (Anna Levitt) of 2220
sible for the entertainment and
and Mrs. Seymour Frank, Mr. and
publicity.
Taylor avenue, a daughter.
March 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Isadore D. Friedman (Beatrice Marx),

Special Offerings in

Modish New

Coats

OPERA SOCIETY DANCE
SUNDAY, MARCH 25TH

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f or sport and

dress

outstanding factors of Spring's
fashion picture. This hrocadc
and swami compact straight-
ens the thilhs and hips and
emphasi:as the natural waist-
line.

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EnSenddr , and Ensmade
DrtsseS priced ft,in $39.75

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a son, Herbert Marshall.
March 1—To 3I•. and Mrs. Jack 1.. Lipson (Sally Fein) of 1977

The Detroit Civic Opera Society Elmhurst avenue, a daughter. Marcia Rhoda.

wear

Dress Coats in Creola,
Crepe Duvinette and
eve.y other favored ma-
terisd,plainand fur trimmed

will give one of its regular series
of dances, for the benefit of the
! members of this organization and
their escorts, on Sunday evening,
March 25, at the Brinker ballroom
at 2201 Gladstone avenue.
The publicity committee an-
nounces that it can furnish solo-
ists for organizations desiring to
present a musical program at their
functions, and any one desiring to
secure a soloist for such an occa-
sion is requested to communicate
with Mrs. J. S. Sauk at Garfield
9699.
The musical director announces
that there is still an opening for
tenor voices, and anyone interest-
ed in this work is requested to ap-
pear at the next rehearsal at the
Hutchins high School Auditorium
• on Tuesday evening, March 26, at
6 o'clock.

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$59 75

$ 69 75

$8500

Exquisite
Fur Scarfs

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and many others

Sport Coate in Tweeds and
oilier fin. materials from $50

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A marvelous collection and
at it, heat now

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The regular religious services
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were held at Temple Beth El, Fri
day evening, March 15. Rabbi
Levi Olan discussed most intere-t-
Mr. and Mrs. I. Rabinowitz and
ingly the subject, "Purim, a Festi- their three sons, Saul, Nathan and
val of Happiness."
Sidney, of 182 McLean avenue,
have returned front a six months' '
The children of the Sabbath trip to St. Petersburg and Miami,
School of Temple Beth-El are bus- Fla., including all points south.
ily engaged in rehearsing a Purim
play to be given at the Conumm-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clayman,
ity Center, Sunday afternoon,
March 24 The play, a comedy, formerly of 11642 1,a Salle boule-
vard,
have moved to their new
ected by Mrs. Gerald
is being dir
Goldfarb and Miss Jeanne Seitner. apartment at 3036 Tyler avenue.,

Less Tubes

The Philco "Neu-

trodyne.Plus. R•dio,
Nino. ..... where or
vital dl st•nce rang•,

nine°
connote

sollt.holt *electivity •nd
• unerb tone—NOW

An exquisite

tiresrarrhanorerf Great-
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sponse,eveneharpertun -

Louis XVI cablnel
of thoroughiy high
grid. construction
end elegant finish.
Alimotherh•nd .
• orn• lurnItur•
modal..

Mrs. Ralph Nelson of New York
Hayes Studio.
N Tube.
—Photo
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Philippe
few days with
City is spending
Ineludlogreetilleqpn•h ..
LEAH LEVIN
entertained 16 guests at a dinner
un of
therr, Mrs Dora 'Bke
pull amplification and
her
of lovely appointments at their Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Harry M. Selker, Mr. and
home on Michigan avenue the
New Type
Mrs. M. II. Zackheim, Mr. and
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Radio Service
evening of March 17.
1rs. H. P • Weller and daughter M YS. Charles Hamburger, Mr. and
Etertro-Dynumic
Euclid 4234
Mrs.
Frank
Weisman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr. Raymond Krohn left Sun-' Jeanette were entertained in San
I Gldstick, M r. and Mrs.
speaker
day for a short visit to New York. Diego, Cal., by Mrs. J. Hollander, Nathanieo
•
formerly of Detroit. They attend- fhemlo re Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Sol T •
radio
At last, • Dynemic
Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris rover are ed a formal (lance given by the Levin ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon
speaker Mat glum you
Diego ' Mr. and Mrs. , . 1 Oak
the high note* se well
spending several days in Detroit. Jolly Sixteen ( .1u b o o f S
a. the pleasing lows.No
—still
and they were also taken to Cali- Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Broder, Mr. Don't be content any more with sec-
unnatural rumbling:no
ante. Mexico, for luncheon by Mrs. and Mrs. Ily Keidan, Mr. and Mrs.
performance! Ask about our trade in
waiting
blurred toneaSp•ech
ond-rate
Hollander, at which six other la- Abraham Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
have
Now
you
can
clear And &Okra And
Philco.
s. offer on the new
Saul
Rosenzweig
Mr.
and
Mr
for a
dies were present, among whom
tternendou• volume
'
dead loss on your
without di ..... leo.
was Mrs. Levitt, the wife of Rabbi L outs Jacob, Mr . and Mrs. Nathan the best without taking a
Free
Home
dissatis-
our
also
about
Simons,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reuben
Ro-
Levitt of the Temple of San
old set. Ask
N• Aerledl Needed
senfield, Dr. and Mrs. David Fau- Demonstration and Easy Payment Plan.
fied
Diego.
all•Ekrirle
man, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sheerer, •
Meow Coodra • ..
customer
Roy P. Fisher of the Belerest, 1)r. and Mrs. Peter Bernstein, Mr.
cow }relays
who spent several months in no*. and Mrs. harry Z. Brown, and Mr.
ida, has returned to the city.
and Mrs. A. Glazer.
A regular meeting of the Young
—
Dorothy Beatrice Tushband was People's Society of the Shaarey I
Streng Chevrolet Co.
an
hostess at a bridge-luncheon for Zedek will be held Sunday after-
8510 Twelfth St. Empire 4035
16 little girls on Saturday, March , , noon at the Willis and Brush syna-
ALL-ELECTRIC
RADIO
speak-
gogue. Several interesting
16, at her home, 2694 Calvert.
ers are scheduled for the firogram.
—
hours of dancing will follow.
hlift Jeanette Omella Kaplan, T
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan
Telephone Arlington 5510
rd end
Help Maintain the Glori -
tertain
of
1695 West Boston bouleva-
ed 16 guests at a bridge an ious Achievements in Pales-
11338 Dexter Boulevard
bunco party in honor of her six-
tine. Subscribe to the United
teenth birthday .

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SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 8:30 O'CLOCK

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Mrs. J. L. Rill of Winnipeg,
Man., who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. I. Ressler, Coiling-
wood avenue, for the past fort-
night, was this inspiration of many
lovely affairs. Among those hon-
oring Mrs. Rill were Mrs I. Rest-'
ler, who was hostess to 16 guests
at a bridge in her home; Mrs. Alvin
Schreiber, a bridge; Mrs. Ziff, an
evening affair; Miss Lilian Jacobs,
a luncheon; Mrs. anrry I. New-
arty ( Ild tea; Mrs.
corn, theater party
Rachow, Windsor, a dinner; Mr.
and Mrs. S. Shear, dinner and
bridge; Mrs. D. Lambert, Wind-
sor, a luncheon and bridge; Mrs.
S. Shear, luncheon and theater
party; Miss Selma Ressler, theater
party and tea.

PERFECTION LODGE, NO. 486.

Perfection Lodge No. 4i16, F.
A. M., will hold a special com-
' munication Wednesday, March 27,
at 7 p. m. F. C. degree and mem-
bership committee.
CHAS. K. SANDORF.
Secretary.
By order of
HAROLD 11E1.1.F.R, W. M.

Will Prove
the Superiority of These
Astor-S: op Values!

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DOWNYFLAKE DOUGHNUT SHOP

Louis Zack

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Columbia 4478

4655 Woodward

Has Opened an

Up-To-Date
DRUG STORE

IF YOU KNEW

on furniture, would you inves
That you could save 50 to 60';'e explain our new plan of work-
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ing on a COST-PLUS BASIS.
FRANK FARKUS.

With a Full Line of Drugs
and Toilet Articles

ACTON FURNITURE 1.4
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We Specialise in Compounding
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Telephone orders taken.

Longfellow 5542

3741 Fenkell Ave.

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Values

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With Two Pairs
Golf Knickers

With Two Pairs
Long Trousers

We desire to call your attention to the high quality
of these suits. Tailored of the sturdiest materials in the
very newest models. We purchased the fabrics at big
savings and had the suits made by our best clothing
manufacturer during his quiet periods.. The savings
are very evident from the prices quoted above. The
suits at $8.95 have two pairs golf knickers, in sizes 7 to
15 years. The suits at $12.95 have two pairs long
pants, in sizes 13 to 20 years.

Finer Suits-2 Knicker or 2 Long Pants
Priced at $12.95 up to $29.50

Frank & Seder—Boys' Store—flied Floor.

1510 WOODWARD

10347 Woodw'd

Merchant The Shop
tween Calvert and
CAlurtegY Be Colhngwood
Where PrtraiL
Tailor
and Sera.*

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DOUGHNUTS FRIED IN KOSHER CRISCO

8732 Linwood (Cor. Blaine)

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rossen of
12804 La Salle boulevard enter-
tained at a dinner and bridge on
Sunday, March 17, in honor of
the Bar Mitzvah of their son Jack.
Covers were laid for 75 guests.

And a l)otinctive Neu Ihuted
Silk Frock and No, Kachinir
Coat . . . Many More at $25.

31. Masked paw af Dam&

A. C. Kr enz

Springs, Ind.

The Vogue
of the Hour!

Toasted Sandwiches of all Kinds

Appeal.

Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbloom
of 3254 Hazelwood avenue have
left for a visit at French Lick

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Miss Pilule Silverman, daugh- t
her of Rev. and Mrs. J. Silverman
of Gladstone avenue will attend
the Toledo Junior Council conven-
tion to be held at Dayton, 0., (Jur-
I mg the spring recess. En route
' home, she will visit in Cincinnati
i , and Columbus :

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Palestine Appeal.

The Misses Avis Rice and Lois
Berns entertained 16 guestif at a
miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Helen Trattner Sunday aft-
ernoon, March 17. Bridge was
played during the afternoon.

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