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ROSENMAN, Proprietor 227 Gratiot Ave. Cherry 9171 on Marvin have returned home after a two weeks' motor trip to Montreal and other Canadian points. 1fRONICLE NOTED LECTURERS AT HEBREW SESSION The Hebrew meeting held at Hotel Statler Tuesday evening on the occasion of the Zionist con- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goblin awl vention proved a great success, children of Detroit are the guests both from the point of view of ad- delivered and because of of Mr . and Mrs. (en . Kahn. the large attendance. The meet- Mrs. Allan Lichtig of Detroit is ing was arranged by the Hebrew the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. teachers and the Kvutzah tenth. I. Voight. The session was opened by A. Altman, president of Kvutzah Iv- ---- 51 no. A. Kentz has an her guests rith, who introduced Bernard Mrs. Wm. Linden. Isaacs us chairman of the evening. her daughter, M. IL Tausner, New Yurk repre- [mum and children, of New Yurk. sentative of the Histadruth lerith, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. R oma , was the first speaker. lie stressed spent the week-end in Detroit, the importance of supporting the where Mr. Roman attended the Hebrew weekly Mediae. Rabbi A. M. Hershman deliv- rabbis' conference. ered an interesting and instructive Mrs. Carl Ginsberg, Mr. and address in Hebrew and English. NI rs. Julius Ginsberg and Mrs. ' Menachem Ribalow, editor of Phil Koffman attended the Cid. Hadour; 1. Shelvin, of the Jewish ding-Rosenberg wedding in Detroit Morning Journal; Dr, S. Bernstein, last week. editor of Dos Yidishe Folk; Charles Cohen, prominent New At the Euclid Golf and Conn- York Zionist leader; A. Altman try Club Friday noon Mrs. J. C. and Rabbi Kramer, from Alabama, Ilirshlield entertained 30 guests, were among the speakers. A com. • 10 of whom were front Saginaw, mate,. for the purpose of raising a The color scheme of orchid and fund of $500 for the support of Rabbi green was carried out in the nut the Iladoar was formed. baskets and tapers. Two long ta- Hershman is chairman of this rum- bles were intercrossed, and e1,11.! In ttee. The other members are tenet with a huge bowl of pink and M. H. Zackheim, H. Goldman, 51. white peonies. During the after Lieberman, I. Katz, I. Wetsman. noon bridge was played, and prizes. A. 51. Pregerson, B. Isaacs. won by Mrs. Morris Nover of Sagi. i now, Mrs. harry Hirshberg of ,,,, Saginaw, Mrs. Louis Levine and Ginsberg, Mrs I Voight and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Sempliner. II. F. Anthony. The honor guest Wan also presented with a beauti. --- — 51 r. and Mrs. Phil Koffman and ful gift. — — son Marvin spent last Monday in Jackson. ' After spending two weeks in --- . this city as the guest of her (laugh- In honor of Mrs. Julius E. Gins- ter, Mrs. 11. F. Anthony, Mrs. berg, who will soon have this city. Emma Rosenberg returned to her to reside in Pontiac, a beautifully home in Detroit on Monday, ac- appointed dinner was given last , companied by her grandson, Tuesday noon at the Wenonah , Charles Anthony. — Beach Cafe by the Sunday Night Club, of which she was a member. e During the afternoon bridge was' Expert Brake Service the diversion, five tables being, IRVINE BROS. seated in play. l'rizes were won 6132 Grand River cu. 5543.9181 I b y Mrs. L. B. Ilarrison, Mrs. J. E. Or Store Your Furs at Hudson's During Vacation SOn The marriage of Miss Ruth Lu-I Rabbi Leon Frans sailed from eille Franklin, daughter of Dr. and New York on the S. S. Homeric Mrs. 1.00 M. Franklin, to Ray- , July 3, for a summer's travel in mend Henry Einstein of Pitts-IRUSSia, Rumania, Lithuania and burgh, Pa.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Poland. Reuben Einstein of Blairsville, --- Pa., will take place at the resi- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free- dence of the bride's parents, 21; man entertained visiting rabbis on Edison avenue, on Monday, July Sunday evening with a dinner of a, nt 6:30 p. m. lovely appointments at the Book - • • Cadillac. Covers were placed fin Mrs. Bernard Selling of New seven guests. Yurk, formerly of Detroit, is spending sonic time in the city and Mr. and Mrs. L. Fineman amt is stopping at the Chatham apart- , daughter, Belle, of 246 East mantes Ferry avenue, left for an extended motor trip to New York City to Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel visit their son, Bernard, who is at- hate taken a cottage at Mackinac. tending the Talmudical Academy. Hand for the summer and will F rom there they will all motor to take their departure early next Atlantic City, where they will re- week. main fir the rest of the month. • Ruth Elaine Bloom, daughter of Miss Julie Rosenthal of Carter Mr. and Mrs. George Bloom, is spending the month of July at the avenue will leave on July 8 for it motor trip to Chicago, Miuwaukee Highland Park Nursery Camp at and South Haven for several Colchester, Ont. weeks. Danger from tire, theft and moths is greater in Summer when houses are left vacant. Go away assured that your valuable furs are safe — at Hudson's. Call Cherry 5100 and have our delivery service call for your furs. HUDSON'S Mr. and Mrs. Victor Roemer have returned from a few days' visit in Chicago. Mrs. Ida Schultz was hostess to a group of women Monday, July 1, at the Detroit Yacht Club. Lunch- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weil and eon was served and afterward, Miss Virginia Weil of New York cards were played. Gifts were' are spending several weeks in De- presented to prominent women in troit with their son, Herbert Weil, the group. Jr., at the Chatham apartments. Miss Frances Ray Ravitz enter- Mrs. S. Morris and Mrs. J. C o . tained eight guests at a pajama u, hen of San Francisco, Cal., are party at her home, 2999 Glendale, r; guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ro- Saturday, June 29. The guests 14 Ai mihdinditglehmt g aru un n d d utnh iequer,00snreltes senberg of the Chatham apart- fo ments. lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schulist of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sarasohn Monterey avenue left last week for a summer's travel in Europe. and flintily, formerly of 2635 Pin- Miss Roma Schulist is spending gree avenue, are now residing at severiil weeks at Camp Cavell, 1651n Ohio avenue. Port Huron, Mich. Mrs. Samuel J. Berkowitz and n Miss Josephine Lewis is spend- son, Leonard, are spending the mg several weeks at Camp Cavell, summer at South Ilaven , Mich. 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SHEEHAN'S BOOK , ORE Randolph 0200. , 1550 Woodward 11001,01e, • l •MIIVIIIIIII131111Z3M8liiill1213111113i:11111al111111213!1511110.01114:14111:1111110M12111101211111222111r1121IZI, Announcement-- Port Huron, Mich. The Stroud Twins 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IMINVER1P7Mer Mrs. J. Jacobson of 182 Philip Mrs. Julius Bing entertained 14 avenue is spending the summer ladies at luncheon at Franklin months at South Haven, Mich. Hills Country Club on Tuesday, in Miss l'atricia Kolodin of Waver- honor of Mrs. S. Morris and Mrs. Cohen of San Francisco, who avenue left June 21 for a two are guests, of Mrs. S. A. Rosen- months' stay in the east. At the berg. present time she is a guest at the MeAlpin Hotel, New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Katzen- and from there will go to the Cats- berg and family and Mr. and Mrs. kill 5Iountains and points east. Lawrence Blau (Mildred Katzen- In compliment of the recent be• berg) are spending the summer at trothal of Miss Dorothee Allender Wolf Lake, Grass Lake, Mich. to William Wolf, Miss Freida Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Benjamin Schnitz of 2233 West Euclid ave- and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bing are nue entertained 16 guests in their leaving Sunday for a fortnight's honor on Wednesday, June 26. The stay at the Au Sable Club, Au table was beautifully set with roses Bridge and as a centerpiece. Sable, Mich. dancing was the diversion of the, THE DETROIT JEWISH FREE BURIAL ASSOCIATION will give a BANQUET Sunday, July 14, at 6 P. M. At Congregation B'nai Moshe Hall Dexter Boulevard at Lawrence Prominent Detroiter , will address the diners. Everybody is invited. $2.00 PER PLATE Make your reservations no later than July 10. CUT OUT 11113 COUPON AND MAIL TO DETROIT FREE BURIAL ASSOCIATION 5.35 Frederick Street, Nerthermy 49711 NAME Mrs. Abe Wechsler of Squirrel evening. ADDRESS Hill, Pittsburgh, Pa., is the guest Mrs. Nathan Fishman of 29141, of her mother, Mrs. Alice Stiglitz of Clinton street, Mt. Clemens. Burlingame avenue, entertained Mrs. Wechsler will visit in Detroit the past week in honor of Miss rireENEREETHEE Leah Stone of Chicago, Ill., who before returning to her home. nra was a guest at her home. Miss Mrs. Jacob Needle of Olyphant,' Stone left Monday for New York, Pa., is visiting her mother, Mrs. from which point she is sailing fur PIANOS TO RENT FOR SUMMER HOMES Alice Stiglitz of Mt. Clemens, Europe. Mich. A surprise dinner dance Was Among those attending the wed- given Joseph Sominsky in honor of ding in Chicago of Miss Rosalie his thirtieth birthday by his friends Sturman to Sidney A. Rosenthal on Sunday, June 30, at Blossom, of Detroit on June 30 were Mrs. Heath. Covers were laid for 25 Herman Schnabel, Mrs. Ted Fried- guests. man and Miss Estelle Friedenburg. Aaron I. Edgar, director and 1 Mrs. Melba Wechsler of Squirrel cantor of the Jewish Center in Hill, Pittsburgh, who was the Jacksonville, Florida, and formerly guest of her cousin, Mrs. Mildred of Detroit, is visiting his parents, Newman of Cleveland, is now vis- Mr. and Mrs. A. Itzkowitz, 589 1 SI iting Miss Mildred Harris of Kip- Leicester court, and is being ex- l ing avenue, Detroit, and will also tensively entertained. Ile is also visit her grandmother, Mrs. Alice here as a delegate to the Zionist Stiglitz of Mt. Clemens, before re- convention, and before returning to Florida, he will visit New York turning home. for several weeks. . , Mrs. Max Smotkin and son, Ed- ward, have returned from a visit Mrs. Myren M. Landsb•rg of ' with relatives in Louisville, Ky. Parkside avenue left recently for a few weeks' stay in Duluth, ac- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Mana- companied by her daughter and 1 1 son of 6512 Twelfth street gave a son, Margie and Paul, dinner Sunday, June 30, at their home, to their friends and relatives Mr. and Mrs. David Bloch and in honor of the graduations of son, Maurice of 3029 Buena Vista, their sons, A. Louis and Dan. left for a motor trip South where L they will spend some time. 51. Keshner and family of 9741 Delmar have left for an extended Claire R. Grant, daughter of our through the southern states. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Grant of Chi- cago boulevard, left this week for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Seigle of ('amp Song. where she will spend 2634 Pingree sailed on the S. S. the summer. 1 Leviathan June 29 for Europe, where they will stay for several One hunderd guests were pres- months. ent at the reception given by Mrs. H. Stolarsky of Kirby avenue, in Miss Evelyn Siegel entertained, honor of her (laughter, Rose Re- at a luncheon at the Detroit - Le - inee's engagement to Charles Ray land and later took her guests to Edelstein, son of Jack Edelstein of the theater, in honor of Miss Eve- Medbury avenue. A pink and white ' lyn Greenberg, whose marriage color scheme was carried out. Out- 1 IL • • wor t hy ar ns rumen that I.. wan my took place Sunday, June 30. of-town-guests were Sol Laster, — greatest artist, yet the price is only Mrs. I.. Alper and daughter,' Mra. Ben Libster and Mr. and Mrs. '16 TIT4 'Alt tart 51 51 ' 51 T1 YR YR 4: The Vogue of Fine Apartments N . and Smaller Dwelling [louses —finds its exact counterpart in this exquisite small grand- The STECK Small Grand Piano i • t • Bernice, of Baltimore, Md., are S. , Stellar of Cincinnati, Ohio. the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Miss Ida M. Finkelstone of 336 I. Escann, 585 Hague avenue, and Owen avenue left for Port Iluron Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Goldberg d i and points North, where she will be YR 1600 Seward avenue. joined by Miss Esther I. Bloom of 234 Windemere avenue. YR om ' FURS Cust Made JR Only a Furrier can clean, store and re- pair furs safely, scien- tifically, satisfactorily. Come In We are always glad to give you free estimates and make suggestions. Now Is the Time To buy your fur coat or have one made to meas- ure. Pay a small de- posit, balance at your convenience. J. SCHNAAR, Inc. Manufacturing Furriers 2966 Woodward Ave. Ran. 5279 STORE CLOSES Week days 4 P.M., Saturday 4 P.M. Miss Libby Meyer of Chicago is the house guest of her aunt, Mrs. P. Izenstark of 3296 Webb avenue. Mrs. Sam Yarrows entertained Miss Meyer at a dinner dance at the Oriole Terrace, June 26. Mrs. Ben Libster, Sol Libster and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stellar of Cin- cinnati, Ohio, were the house guests of Mrs. Stolarsky of Kirby avenue. tl yi Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lewis of Monterey avenue have returned from a delightful trip to Los An- ' geles, Cal. Many delightful affairs are being given in honor of Miss Jean S. Adelson, whose marriage to Mr. Leon Golden Berg will be an event of July 30, at Long Beach, L. I. On Saturday, June 8, Miss Leah Weinstein complimented Miss Adelson at a hosiery shower. Miss Gladys Cooper of Calvert avenue invited a number of guests to her home on Wednesday evening, June 19, for the pleasure of Miss Adel- son. The affair was a miscellane- ous shower, t • 785 Designed to meet the demand for a smaller 1)1 ano, it has a tone power far beyond its inches— a tone that is full and rich and beautifully bal- anced. The case, presenting a charming con- trast of two-tone woods, is a lovely piece of fur- niture. Franz Liszt enthused over the Steck Piano in the home of his friend, Richard Wag- ner. Edward Grieg gloried in the full, resonant tone that made the Steck distinctive a generation ago. You will enjoy and be proud of your Steck Small Grand year after year. 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