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PAGE SIX
Nall
Healy's Annual
January Sale
LINENS
ROPIICLE
Her Betrothal Announced
Mantra
William Alpern of Chicago is
'
visiting Arthur Alpern and Mr.
and Mrs. Jeseph Alpern of Broad-
way.
The J. L. Hudson Company
announces its
preparedness with
•
Alvin 1Viel of the University of
Chicago, is the guest of his par-1
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Wiel.
NEW MERCHANDISE
FOR SOUTHERN WEAR
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fivenson
and daughter, left last week via I The Music Study Club will hold
The Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood
motor, for Florida to make an in- a membership meeting Monday, will hold its next meeting Jan. 13
definite stay.
Jan. 6, 10 a. nt., at the home of at hotel Statler. Miss Moses Van
I,. Titlebaum, 5046 Maple- I Buren of Elgin, Ill., of the Wo-
Dr. Harold Kessler has returned Mrs.
wood. Applicants should be pre- men's League of United Syna-
WOMEN'S APPAREL
A traditional event awaited each year for its
to Birmingham, Ala., after spend- pared to render a classic and mod- gogues, will be the speaker. George
ing two weeks with his parents,
Galvani, well known Detroit bari-
important values! Table damasks ... decora-
AND ACCESSORIES
ern
number.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kessler.
tone, will give several vocal relec-
tive linens . . . sheets and cases . . . blankets
tions,
Judge
and
Mrs.
Samuel
J.
Sil-
Mr: and Mrs. Elmer Koffman
and comforts are featured at generous savings
CHILDREN'S WEAR
and daughter Mary, are spending bert of Cleveland are stopping at
MEN'S WARDROBE
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim of
a
few
days with friends and rela- the Olympia Hotel, Mt. Clemens, Cleveland will be the guest speaker
to meet the demands of modern households.
for
a
few
weeks'
stay,
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
SUNNY CLIMES
tives in Detroit.
at Webster hall Friday evening,
(Christmas gift checks are wisely spent on
an 10, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Fuldheim
Alwyn
Vernon
Freeman,
a
stn-
Mrs. H. F. Anthony is the guest
has been giving a series of after-
-Photo by B. D. Spellman.
exquisite linens).
of her mother, Mrs. Emma Rosen- for at the University of Michigan, noon lectures in Detroit and has
SMART AND STURDY
spent part of his vacation with his won a host of admirers. Her sub- MISS HARRIETTE LIEBERMAN
berg for a few days.
arents Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
stemeiunr,d
LUGGAGE FOR EVERY
Ttakne.ts lOcanis
Healy Linen Shen•Nth Floor
reeman
of
20
Chicago
boulevard,
ject
for
Mrs. George Kahn and son, Sher-
tbty Max Lieberman announces the
1,1 9."
KIND OF TRAVEL
man, have returned home after and left Saturday for a visit in N calling
Mrs. Theodore Keller at engagement of his daughter, Ilar-
spending several (lays in Detroit Cincinnati.
Longfellow 7708, or at the door the little, to Leonard Norman Simon,,
and Ann Arbor.
son
of
Mrs.
Louis
Elliman,
evening of the lecture.
Miss Sylvia Simons of La Salle
boulevard is home after a visit in
Nit.. and Mrs. Isaac Saulson,
7mkart6Ck?lerfr
Chicago with relatives and friends. members of one of the pioneer
.
Detroit Jewish families, celebrated
1126 WOODWARD AVE.
In honor of Miss Annette Rubin-
Mrs. Samuel Van Vliet, accom- their golden wedding anniversary
stein, bride-elect, whose marriage
to panied by her sister, Mrs. D. A. a at a be
beautifully y appointed dinner to Harry Nleretsky of May avenue
Ont.,
- - on Jan. 1 at the Shaitrey Zedek
will
leave
latter
part of Ont
Jan- branch synagogue. The occasion will take place in January. Mrs.
Gordon
of the
Cedar
Springs,
la '' also marked the seventieth birth- P. Meretsky of May avenue will
In uary far St. l'etersburg, i Fla.,
where they will spend the winter day of Mr. Saulson and a family ntertain at a bridge and shower,', , , •,___-
Tuesday, Jan.7.
months.
it
reunion of the relatives of both e on
Mr. and Mrs. Saulson. The din-
CHILDREN OF ANY AGE
Tau Sigma Beta Sorority held
David A. Brown spent several ing room was festive with beauti-
Chapter 63:
I
re-
fat
baskets
of
yellow
roses
and
tall
its
third
annual
formal
banquet
on
days
with
his
family
last
week,
A meeting of Chapter 63 was
whose parents are absent or cannot care for them will
D • 24 nt the Oriole Ter-
sites•ec•
candelabra with golden candles
held Sunday at the Shaarey '/.edek turning to New York.
be accommodated at my home for any length of time.
lifelong race, Detroit.
Guests,
relatives
and
branch, Clairmount and Twelfth.
GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Excellent care given... Rates reasonable.
The Arts Club and 40 guests friends numbered 108. The young-
Reports were given by the dance
Elaborate plans are being made'
memberof the household, Her-
bulletin committees. The second gathered at the home of Sol Sel- est
man Saulson, acted as master of by Junior Hadassah for the annual
MRS. CLARA AVRUNIN
issue of the A. Z. A. Bulletin will man of Glendale avenue, in honor
dance, to be held on Jon. 15 at the
'be an eight-page issue, featuring of Saul Abramovitch, professor of ceremonies, and Mr. Saulson and Prince Edward Hotel. Miss Es-
Call Arlington 429
2720 Leslie Avenue.
an article by Rabbi Lebendiger of musical education at New York his wife were toasted in speeches ther Starkman is acting as con-
Boolotellers Since UM
Randolph 0200
Windsor. All organizations wish- University, who is in Detroit on a and songs, and messages were re- venor,
1550 Woodward
, ing copies may have them by writ- short vacation. Mr. Abramovitch coined from all over the country.
ri ' ing Detroit-Windsor Council, A. Z. spoke about his work and expert- The out-of-town relatives attending
Owing to the holiday season, the
ItohL(Ilinner were
i A., care Jewish Center.
l ances in New York City.
NIr. and Mrs. regular Id-weekly meeting of the
Winski, N1r. and Mrs. Louise
Sunday Evening, January 5, 1930
I Semi-annual election was held
Young
People's Society was past-
V and the following officers elected:,
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Mr. and Mrs Howard Stone o f Winski, Mr. Stone Winski, all of
34)4 C0
At 7:30 p. m., at Fort Wayne Hotel, Cass and Temple
Utica,
N.
Y
'arrived
Christmas
Lafayette,
Ind.;
Mrs.
Saul
Present
Poned.
The
next
meeting
will
be
2,,, Louis J. Cohn, aleph godol; Leon-I
on Jan. 1i.
ii
Va ,ard Goldstien, aleph sgan; -- Y i morning to spend two weeks with of Ind ,ianapolis, Ind.; Miss Eliza-
a(
'lin ac, Mi c h ., •
1 [ Schwartz, aleph mazkir; Sol Gant-
parents, Mr. and Mrs . Sol bath I resent, o of C ry
Two plays are now in rehearsal
L
Marn. , janig , l :‘511;crhs.. ; lAliarrs s. 1 j'resshe an et,tyL(!rf; and will form the theatrical pres-
' zky, aleph gisbor; Sidney Markle, ttwiri
BILL LANKIN'S ORCHESTRA
aleph shotore •godol; Bob Davis,
—
entation
to be given under the aus- .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch, Mr. and
aleph shotore kotane; Jack Rosen-
Mrs. Lewis Daniels was hostess Mrs. Irving Geffen, Dr. and Mrs, pices of the Ladies Auxiliary of
fell, aleph safer; Jests Feller, aleph
Dec. 2 '7 at the Lee Noah. Felsher, Miss Celia Felsher, the Independent Order of Wind
I kola geol. at a bridge-tea
Plaza, complimenting the Misses Miss Sonia Revell, Mr. and Mrs. Brith the latter part of January:
,
Stella and Cornelia Stein, Miss Nat Rosenzweig, all of Chicago, "Fraternity" a clever one-act play
GIVEN BY TIIE
i Chapter 93: --
Julia Singer and Miss Frances Til; Mr. Sam 1Vinkleman and Cas- depicting college life, and 'The'
in the beautiful
Adolph Freund chapter met at
sins Winkleman of Warsaw, Wis.; Trysting Place " a comedy by Booth
Alexander.
the Jewish Center Sunday.
Tarkingtan. Xrrangements are be-
'
' N1r. Arthur Rosenthal and Miss
Admission 71c
Morris Linsky oof the athletic Gitt eman of Second boulevard.
ing made to obtain the use of the
Mrs. Bernard Wurzburger 9f !Rita Rosenthal of Pontiac.
committee announced a game with
new Shasr Ilashomayint Syna- s'____
Chicago
boulevard
and
Miss
Fannie
the Strangers Club at Temple
Weiss of Burlingame avenue Met l 1W,S Augusta Brown and her gogue stage for the production, •
Beth El Sunday, Jan. 5, at 1:15.
should the building be completed in
'
Max Hoffman of the intellectual for Los Angeles, Calif., where they nitces,
Rosalie and Caryln, re
41):
advancement committee announced will spend the winter.
turned from New York, where they time.
every week-day evening
an interesting program for next
spent the holiday vacation.
Miss Roselin Glasser of 3200
week. There will be speeches and
6:3o to 8:30
Tuba Berman, who attends B'NAI MOSHE NOTES
entertainment. Chapter 63 of De- Collingwood left Dec. 21, for New
, trait and Chapter 112 of Windsor York to spend the holiday vacation Emerson College at Boston, is
with relatives and friends. Miss home for the holidays with his par- Sunday School i
')., will be present.
Watch for Announcement in Next Week's
A very splendid Chanukah pres-
Election of officers then took Glasser was entertained by Camp ents, Mr. and Mrs. .lulius Berman
entation was held Thursday eve-
place. Edward Kay was elected Lenore, Floss., at a reunion dinner of Burlingame avenue.
Chronicle
ning, Dec. 26. before a capacity
aleph godol (president); Sam Stol- and (lance at the Commander Ho-
Table dilate Dinner Faultlessly Served. You
Philip Rosenberg, who is a stu- audience. Three playlets signifi-
ler, aleph s'gan (vice-president); tel of New York. Her room-mates,
Morris Linsky, aleph maskir (sec- from Derby, Conn., Hackensack, dent at the University of Michigan, cant of Chanukah and music nunn-
will enjoy the excellence of our cuisine
retary); Leo Lubetsky, aleph gis- N. J., Paterson, N. J., and l'assoic, spent his vacation with his parents hers were given, the performers
as well as the pleasure of dancing
bor (treasurer); I. Jaffee and I N. J., greeted her. Miss Glasser at their home on Atkinson avenue. being mainly in the elementary
classes of the Sunday School. Fol-
Rankin, aleph shotore godol and will return home Sunday, Jan. 5.
in this environment.
aleph shotore koton, respectively;
Dr. II. II. Landsberg traveled by lowing the evening's program a
party was held at which Chanukah
8770 Linwood /Venue
aleph
safer
(re-
plane
last
week
to
Cleveland
to
at-
Phil
Chapnick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
King
of
v.,
gifts were given and refreshments
4 porter).
Clairmount avenue left for a mo- tend the Modern Language Asso- were served. James Kates and I.
Authorized Ford Ssles aid Service
The officers will be installed tor trip through Florida and Cuba. ciation meeting.
a
Mendelssohn were in charge of
next week, at the open meeting, by Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul J. Berlin of the program.
Harold Horowitz, honorary ad-
Highland
Park
had
as
their
house
visor.
I
Miss Blanche S. Rothschild, who guests over
over the past week Mr, and
has been spending
Berlin and sons, Mr. and
Jewish Welfare Federation with her sister in Mi nneapolis,
will Mrs. F
a few weeks
Mrs.
return home after the first of the Mrs. harry Berlin, Mr. and
Flower Fund.
Maxwell Berlin and daughter El-
year.
len,
all
of
Montreal,
Can.,
and
Mr.
Contributions
to
the
Flower
Fund
BAGLEY AT CASS AVENUE
and Mrs. Louis Fabricant of Cleve-
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
Mrs. Joel Fisher of Cadillac land, Ohio. While here the guests
WILLIAM J. CIIITTENDEN, JR., Manager
have been received in memory of
the wedding of Bessie
the mother of Mrs. Fannie Meister boulevard is leaving Sunday for attended
cSt.s
from Mrs. Louis E. 0 penheim; in Southern California, where she Helen Surath and Ben Edgar Ber-
will
remain
for
the
balance
of
the
lin which was solemnized on Sun-
memory of Dr. Maxwell Silver from
WE SERVE EASY BREAD — REDUCE
winter.
day, Dec. 22 at Congregation Beth
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Tobias.
David. On Tuesday evening, Dec.
Mrs.
David
Curtis
and
laugh-
24, the children of Mr. and Mrs.
7000
Empire
Checker Cab —
Saul J. Berlin entertained 25
4,4
— ters, Shirley Mae and Jean Bettye,
of 4040 Clairmount, have returned guests at dinner in honor of their
cs
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Illallg
home from a visit with their par- parents' silver wedding anniver-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Jene- sary.
fsky of Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weinstein of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs of Blaine avenue were at home
Christmas
Eve, honoring Mr. and
Wis.,
spent
several
Milwaukee,
days with their sister and brother, Mrs. J. I. Palistrant, who left for
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rosenberg of their future home in New York
City.
Poe street.
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Miss Julia Singer of Hollywood,
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