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Engagements

Holiday Greetings

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GOODE—SENDROWSKY
The Beth Yehudah Synagogue
was the scene of a beautiful wed-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klein of St. Louis, Mich., announce the en
ding on the evening of Sept. 22,
Pigment of their daughter, Ilelen E., to Gerald M. Werbelow, son of
mag. kkohn
when Sliss Ida Sendrowsky, daugh.
Air. and 'Mrs. Samuel Werbelow of Bay City.
12650 Webb avenue have returned ter tit! Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Son-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gold of 8714 Euworth boulevard announce : to t' ‘e city after a two weeks' vii : drowsky, and Isadore L. Goode,
the betrothal of their daughter, Betty, to 11. A. Keys, sun of Mrs. S. in Chicago.
son of Mr. Max Goode, were unit-
Key,s of 2025 Euclid-avenue.
-
I t'd in marriage. by Rabbi Rubin.
'stein
of Chicago and Cantor Sit-
Mrs. B. liogelantiff of Cincinnati announces the engagement of her
Among the Detroit girls who
daughter, Golda, to Bernard M. Brusher, on of Mt'. and Mr. ,. J. Bres- I have left to resume their studies at ! verfnan.
the bride was lovely in an egg-
ler of 1663 Pingree avenue. 1.neell Seminary at Auburndale.
%l ass , are Mk: Dorothy Caitlin, shell taffeta, bouffant style. She
Miss Marjean Minelhoch, and Miss wore a cap-shaped tulle veil trim-
mud with lace and orange blos-
Ann 1.ouise Smith.
soms. She carried a bouquet of
lilies of the valley, white sweet
Ki Ku Wah Sorority entertained peas, and Angelus roses.
20 friends at a bridge party on ,•
Sirs. Sendrowsky, mother of the
Wednesday evening, Oct. 2, at the bride, WAS gowned in black geor-
Oct. 17.--Miss Betty Davidson, daughter of 91 e. Mandell Davidson residence of the Misses Betty and
gette trhnmed with rhine , tones.
of 1944 Edison avenue, to Arthur 1. Lipsitt, Su of Mr. Samuel Lip-1 Edith Gross.
. She wore It corsake of pink Clau-
sitt of 1642 Edison avenue.
lius Poing roses and sweet peas.
Nov, 3—Miss Sylvia Ilelen Jackson to Milton Frederick Gottes-
Mrs. Joseph 13. Segal t Bertha
Mrs. Samuel Munch, sister of
man, at the Slather Hotel.
Fine) has returned from Tel Aviv, the bride, acted as matron of
-tint, where she visited her honor. Her gown Was a bouffant
grandparents, Sir. and Mrs. Joseph style, which was • powdered blue.
Friedman, formerly of this city.1 She carried a bouquet of American
ND. Segal is expected to arrive in Beauty roses.
Detroit shortly to join Sirs. Segal,
Miss Eudice Goode, the maid of
and to make their home here.
honor, was gowned in pink chif-
fon. She carried a bouquet Of
pink Claudius Perlin. roses.
Oct. 8—To Mr. and Sirs. Bernard II, Dosie (Adaline Cohen) of
Miss Shirley Kalt of Atkinson
The bridesmaids were
the
2640 Gladstone, a daughter, Thelma Delphine.
avenue had a, her guest over the
s B ess e C Goode, Rose Lester
Oct. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tobb of Leslie avenue, a daughter, week-end Miss Huth Weinberg of '
wore
Ethel
Sendrowsky.
They
and
Annette.
Cleveland.
I bouffant gowns of pastel shades
'and carried bouquets of pink
Mr. and Mrs. l'aul David Brute Briarcliffe roses.
Illumrusen, $7.
The following
berg have returned home after a 0 ,
JR. HADASSAH DONORS Bane $5 each:
Miss Eilla Munch, niece of the
Inns-le
Brenner,
Naomi
Buchalter, extended trip to California am f bride, was junior bridesmaid. Iler
TO PALESTINE RELIEF
Mettle Baron, Ann Bergin, Lillian ried• Texas.
gown was sky-blue taffeta and she
man. Juan hors it,. Helen K..,, Kate
carried yellow roses.
Iladasszth's contribution K unin. Mrs. Kann, Winifred Lent,
Miss Betty Davidson, a bride
Dr. Moe Weingrad of Chicago
to the Palestine Emergency Relief Buten She yer. Saul Zwieback. Sylvia
SW1..1,, Mrs. S. B. Keane. Marian Moy- elect of this month, was honored a
t acted as livid man.
Fund is Mauled by a $50 contribu- er. Henrietta SIIW, Elizabeth handler,
The ushers were Messrs, Ely
tion front Max Lipsitz. Max Jeanette Bilelvon, Harriet Fox, Ilene several pretty affairs during th e
Schneider gave $20; Anne Jacob- Green, Ann Green. Jack Klanter , Bother past week. On Sept. 25, her sis - Goode, Ilarry Lischolf and Ben
Lapidus.
!id.
Mat e me
Stone. SophieSchneid- ter, Mrs. Leo Morris, compliment
son, $12.50; Jacob Segal and Mrs. er.
- Goode.
Sophie Schwartz, Ann Sandweine, Cel-
ed her at a bridge-luncheon, an d
Master Arthur Munch acted as
Victoria Litsitz, $10 each; Rita ia tak.
on the previous evening Miss Ade ring bearer. Ile carried the ring
line Dann feted her at a handker- on an eggshell satin and lace pil-
chief shower. Wednesday, her low,
three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Israel
Little Constance Rubinstein was
Davidson, Mrs. Louis Davidson and the flower girl.
Mrs. Saul Davidson, gave a bridge-
Dinner was served for 200
luncheon and shower at 2,, Knoll- guests.
wood Country Club in her honor at
Among the out-of-town guests
which covers were laid for 60 we-re Rabbi and Mrs. II. Rubinstein,
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Schnide and Br. Moe
Weingrad of Chicago; Sirs. N. Ru-
The Misses Flodelle Rothenber g benstien of Aurora, Ill.; Mr. and
and Sydelle Coppersmith an( 1 Mrs. Kelling, Sir. and Mrs. Jack-
a son, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen,
mother
have returned
home fork
after , Mr. and Mrs. Al e Allen, Mr. and
three weeks'
visit in New
where they were the guests of rela - Mrs. Herbert Allen, all of Pon-
tiac, Mich.
tives and friends.
Mr. and Sirs. Goode will make
their Mich.
home in Indian Village, Pon-
Miss Edith Segall, daughter o tiac,

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1508 WOODWARD AVENUE
Phone Cadillac 6796

BRA NCH STORES

Fourth Floor

J. L HUDSON COMPANY

DETROIT-LELAND HOTEL

Fountain Room

DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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"Coal Dust" Himel-Hose

Are Under the Spell of

Black Magic!

Wedding Calendar

Now that hose are grow-
ing darker they are growing
sheerer, too! Two-thread,
51-gauge, picot top and run
stop — these hose lend
greater beauty to any cos-
tume,

Births

New designs for shirt monograms for fall have
arrived. Place your order now and avoid the rush.

Fine Arts Shirt Monogram Shop

509 Fine Arts Bldg.

58 West Adams Ave.

Cherry 0286

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Mr. anti Sirs. Karl 13. Segall o
1629 Virginia Park, is enrolled a
a student at Highland Sian°
School and Junior College, Tarry r .
town, N. Y.

New and Exchanged
Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos
Exchanged DUO-ART
Reproducing Pianos
Electric and Expression Player-Grande
Radios and Talking Machines

26th Annual Sale of Summer Resort Pianos

YOU SAVE ALL THE RENT! $

DOWN

for later de-

livery—oven

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New Grand, $495

Think of obtaining for only $493, a brand new Grand
Piano, guaranteed by Grinnell Bros.! Don't fail to
we this rimarkable special. Handsome, modern de-
:len, finely finished. Excellent workmanship through-
out. A tone whose depth and sweetness delights the
critical music-lover.

VOSE GRAND
IVERS & POND
STEINWAY
BAY .
WEBER
GRINNELL
SOHMER
KURTZMANN
LUDWIG

Only $1,245

week ;due

ffj

o small carry-
mg charge--
OF fOrIf.
spondingly

Immediate
delivery on

$25 DOWN

",7 - „'„,";

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New

GUARANTEED
BY GRINNELL'S!

bargains in
exchanged Pianos:

wonderful

Every In:,trument,
New and Used,
goes into the home on

FREE EXCHANGE TRIAL!

You ccn be oh.o!utcly certain of f 0 mplete
p,r.a leni satisfaction

and

HAZELTON
EVERETT
STEINWAY
FISCHER .
GRINNELL
STERLING
VOSE
MIESSNER .

Steck.Grand Duo-Art

Reproducing Piano

$920

AEOLIAN GRAND DUO-ART.
Original price $2,085
STEINWAY GRAND DUO-ART.
Original price

$4,425

Upright Piano

$124
$33
$372
$55
$174
$92
5135
$165

'3,225

STECK GRAND DUO-ART. $1600
,
Original price $2,000
WEBER GRAND DUO-ART.
Originel price $3,425
WEBER UPRIGHT DUO-ART.
Original price $1,600
STROUD UPRIGHT DUOART. $685
Original price $995
WHEELOCK UPRIGHT DUO- $695
ART. Original price $1,130
APOLLO EXPRESSION GRAND $725
Summer Resort Sale price
ROTH BROS.' EXPRESSION GRAND.
Summer P.c.:on Sale
$385
pica
—

,
$2400
$950

— OPEN EVENINGS —

Dc!ivers Many

Used Pianos

"Ca...11.000,

KINCIISULAlt FURNITURE'. Co.

7730 TWELFTH ST. NORTHWAY 1387
We Sell Retail at Feeler, Prices

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TOWN HALL SERIES
TO OPEN ON NOV. 1

On 20 Friday mornings, at 11
o'clock, at the Cass Theater, out-
standing lecturers in the world will
deliver addresses on pressing
world problems. The series will
open Nov. 1.
Mrs. Helen Lehr of Baldwin ave
Lecturers in this Detroit Town
nue recently returned after a tou Hall series wit 'include Dr. Ste-
of Yellowstone Park, Salt 1.ak phen S. Wise, former Secretary of
City and Estes Park, Colo. the Navy Josephus Daniels, Floyd
Gibbons, Count Felix von Lu•kner
Mrs. Mary Jacobson has re- and others.
Season tickets are now on sale
turned after a visit to Grand Rap
Ids and Flint. In the latter city at Room 352, Hotel Statler.
she was the guest of her son-in-law
Let us endeavor so to live that
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
when we come to die even the
Goldman,
undertaker will be sorry.—Mark

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eiln Old Friend
Comes to 12th St.

J. Traurig, the well-known comforter
manufacturer, has opened quarters at

910512thSt., Core Clairmount

where he will now be able to give you
unexcelled service on comforters, pil-
lows, mattresses, blankets, etc.

To every one visiting our new store
we will give • valuable gift.

J. Trauri g

9105 Twefth St

Emil 6728

Mrs. H. J. Rothschild of St.
Paul, Minn., arrived Wednesday
to be tne guest of Mr. and Mrs,
Eugene II. Kopple of Colorado ave-
nue.

Original Price $2,135

$198 Buys

A r

DOWN

We have a fine selection of occasional pieces,

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Goodman
left Thursday for a month's visit
in Toronto, where they will be the
guests of the latter's parents.

—and other sensational bar-
gains in good • o A.nged
grand..

$5

For the holidays we are showing living and dining room
suites at special reductions. Now is the time to buy your fur-
niture on account of our low prices.

Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Wold were
surprised by 30 of their friends on
Sept. 28 on the occasion of the •
latter's birthday anniversary.

$710
$310
$555
$333
$795
$475
$610
$497
$595

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High-Grade Furniture for the Holidays

Miss Gussie Freedner has re-
turned to her home in New York
City after a week's visit with Mr.
and airs. Silas Feinberg. Miss Rae
Dorfman, also of New York, who
has been visiting in Los Angeles,
Seattle, and other western cities
for the past three months, has ar-
rived for a fortnignt's visit with
Mr. and Sirs. Feinberg on her way
home.

Christmas

ing pianos of the world at a big outright reduction in price,
Surely no need to nr;.:,• upon pot the importance of immediate
;talon!

Hosiery—First Floor

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ashner have Twain.
returned to their home in St. Louis
after a two weeks' visit with the
latter's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs, Max Solomon.

holds any
instrument

- on pianos of our famous line which have been used during
the season in summer homes—many of them are like new
—hut on every one of them we deduct every dollar of rental
we have received! Its your opportunity to get one of the lead-

3.50

4 ‘.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben 1.. Berlin o f
Duane avenue gave a dinner Sept ;
29 in honor of the confirmation o '
Places were
their son, Roy.
marked for 35 guests,

—Such a vast bargain stock and such wonderful bargains as you've never seen before are presented you in
our stupendous

WashInetan

Grinnell Bras

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horwich

had as their guests during the last

two weeks, the former's sister, Miss
Gertrude llorwich of Chicago, and
also Mrs. Louis Janet of Union-
town, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Benjamin
entertained at a dinner-dance at
Oriole 'Terrace on Sept. 23, on the
occasion of the former's fifty-fifth
birthday anniversary. The guests,
100 in number, were seated at an

A
in furs is easy to

PPEARANCE

oval table, attractively decorated
with centerpieces of autumn leaves

and autumn flowers and dark red
tapers.

effect. There are
furs that on first
appearance look
almost as pleasing
as Antis furs. But at the end of
a season look again. Then you
will learn the worth of Annis
quality and Annis workmanship.

Miss Shirley Hootner entertained
at a hosiery shower complimenting
Miss Mildred Hamburg, whose
marriage to Joseph Bass Of ('Ise,
!and will be an event of Oct. 2 7 .
Mrs. Louis Miller of Marine City
entertained her on Oct. 11, and on
Oct. 15 Mrs. Irwin Hamburg will
fete her at a bridge-luncheon.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kemper en-
tertained 300 guests at a dinner-
dance on Sept. 29, honoring their
daughter, Miss Sally Stein, and her
fiance, Jack Mendelson, sun of Mr.

and Sirs. Louis Mendelson.

Mrs. William `faker was hostess
to 20 guests at a miscellaneous
dlovcer and bridge, honoring Mi-s
Fay Mintz, a November bride-elect.
Mrs. Albert Dunn also gave a mis-
cellaneous shower in her honor.

(Buy with Confidence

Miss lichen Mons honored Mis ,
Anne Rothenberg, a November
bride-elect, at a green kitchen
shower and bridge on Wednesday .

Assis

Mrs. William Bernstein honored
Miss Ida renslar, a bride-elect of
this month, at a bridge-luncheon

WOOLAVAI,L)

FIRS

evening.

Steirucy end Duo.Art R e:7 resentatirts

1515-21 Woodward Ave

Equally remarkable bargains
at every cn: of our Brrn:h Stwes

, C•CCNTOCOLN200.2020•20C`C ,OCOCS2C,=\2%.

PER W EK

Buys Any

Used Piano

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and shower at the I.ee Plaza. Mrs.
11. II. Siegel complimented her at •

similar affair at her trams on Glen-
dale avenue

Phones Cadillac 5169-5170

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Merchant
CKren Z Tailor

C.111-LORD

Foundcd 1887

The Shop Where Courtesy

and Service Prevail

10347 Wor)dw'd

Between Calvert and

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