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THE BUDGET COAT SHOP
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Black Coats
luxurious with
Caracul
65= 00
Smartt hrif t y and
young looking are our
budget shop coats-
at $55 and $65, no
higher. The new cara-
cul trimmed models
are notable for fine
quality of fur, and for
the careful detailing
that we insist cn in all
our coats.
SECOND FLOOR
GEORGE GALVANI
--BARITONE--
SOLOIST OF TEMPLE BETH EL
Available for Concert Engagements, Banquets and Radio
Programs.
Will Accept Serious Pupils in Voice Culture and Coaching
STUDIO: 4744 SECOND BOULEVARD
Phone Columbia 2943
NOW OPEN!
FOR
SUNDAY DINNER
S. Ernest and Paul promise you a real dinner!
DINNER $1.50
NO COVER CHARGE
Now . EUGENE KEREKES AND HIS
Hungarian Gypsies
Genuine Gypsy Dance Band
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PAFlit LIAR HISIALkASI 10k MINIUM KOMI
• /Cornet laterite and Shelby-Opposite Post Otfor
Reservations for the first session
of the Chalutzos convention, at Litt
- . man's People's Theater, Twelfth
I and Seward, on Thursday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Barnett of Carter avenue announce the engage
One of the most attractive af-: meat of their daughter, Ruth, to Fred A. Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs
fairs of the current season took Joseph Gross of Tuxedo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trager, formerly of Chicago, III., announce the
place an Saturday evening, Oct. 4,
at the Detroit-Leland Hotel when engagement of their daughter, Faye. to Harry Finkel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Enkel, formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa.
M rs. Sam LaBow entertained her.
sister-in-law, Miss Grace LaBow,
■
guests. The tables were beauti-
fully decorated with vari-colored
flowers, with yellow baby mums
being predominant. After being
served with an elaborate dinner
the guests adjourned to one of the
other rooms. where they spent the
evening playing bridge. Prizes
were awarded to the high scorers.
Miss LaBow will be married on
(I t. 12 to Edward Fink of St.
Paul, Minn.
The members of the No Man's
Collar Club entertained their
wives at a dinner on Saturday,
()et. 4, at White Lake Inn, White
, Lake, Mich.
Miss Martha S. Rosenstein and
Walter S. Ginsler, who will be
united in marriage on Oct. 19,
have chosen as their attendants
Mrs. Irving I. Zahler of New York
City, aunt of the bride-to-be, who
will be maid of honor; Mrs. Sadye
S. Rosten, the Misses Faye Tush-
man, Florence Rosenstein and
Martha Rand Fine, as bridesmaids;
Miss Peggy Fine as flower girl
and Little Miss Peggy Dermer as
'junior bridesmaid. Harry I.. Der -
mer is to assist the groom as best
man, Ilerbert S. Roston, David
Nliro, Arthur Ginzler and Leonard
Weiner will be ushers, and Master
Howard Schwan) as junior usher.
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON
GIVEN BY THE
W. BRANCH, JEWISH OLD FOLKS HOME,
CLUB MARTIN, 77 E. VERNOR HIGHWAY,
MONDAY, OCT. 27-12 O'CLOCK NOON
N.
$1.00 Per Plate
BUY IN ADVANCE
And Avoid Standing in the Long
Lines before Each Performance.
000
HOWARD HUGHES
HEL
ANGE
PRESENTS
Thrilling Air Spectacle
HITII
JEAN HARLOW
BEN LYON
JAMES HALL
A United Arnim Release
[ALL SEATS RESERVED
I
TWICE DAILY
2:30 and 8:30
DAILY MATS:
50c-75041R
NIGHTS:
50c-75c
$1 and $1.50
Remember the "JAHRZEITS" of your beloved ones by
inserting an "IN MEMORIAM" in The Chronicle.
Births
On last Thursday night, Temple
Abraham held their annual dance
in the Grotto Club, which w as
largely attended and a success fi-
nancially. On Sunday evening they
will hold their annual Succoth sup-
per.
The annual election of the Sister-
hood Benevolent Society. was held
on Oct. 6 and the following officers
were re-elected: President, Mrs. A.
B. Roman; vice-president, Mrs.
Rose Moses; secretary, Mrs. II. F'.
Anthony; financial secretary, Mrs.
Jos. Sempliner; treasurer, Mrs.
Jos. Schwartz. Plans for a rum-
mage sale in the near future were
made and a supper at Temple An-
sche Chesed an Oct. 29.
In honor of Mrs. Henry Weiss
who returned to her home last Sun-
day, after spending two weeks' as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Hirschfield, the latter's sister, many
delightful affairs were given among
them tiring a bridge-luncheon at
the residence of Mrs. Jos. Schwartz,.
a luncheon at Gratiot Inn, by Miss
Mini Hirschfield and a luncheon
and theater party by Mrs A. B. Ro. •
man.
Mrs. H. F. Anthony has returned
home from Detroit, where she was
called by the illness of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Korn of Man-
ton • Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Beckman of Cadillac, attended
Yom Kippur services in this city.
COATS
$48
SIZES
Another Group of
EMMA LAZAROFF SCHAVER
Oct. 15, and for the convention ban-
a son, Lawrence Nurko,
(met. on Saturday evening, Oct. IR.
Oct. 3-To Mr. and Mrs. Jay Freedheim (Eva Levin) of 435 King
at Hotel Statler, may be made by
avenue, a daughter, Phyllis Ruth.
calling Empire 5619-.1 or Univer-
Sept. 30-To Mr. and Mrs. Max Solovich of Seward avenue, a son,
sity 2-1047.
Aaron.
Emma LazarofT Schaver will be
Sept. 26-To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hartman of 2485 Blaine, a son,
Arthur Marvin.
Sept. 25-To Mr. and Mrs. William Feldman of 14537 Charlevoix,
a daughter, Irene.
SOCIETY OBSERVES
20TH ANNIVERSARY'
COATS
These Coat. with their large
FUR SETS are wonders to
behold at this very low price-
$28
Marriages
nt
DETROIT JEWISH
FREE BURIAL ASS'N
Invites its members, all organizations, congre-
gations and the entire community to attend the
MISS WINIFRED CARTER
of the opening sessions, accompan
ied by NI,: Rebecca Katsman.
The guest speaker at the banquet
will be Isaac Hamlin, national sec-
retary of the Gewerkschaften.
At the ,.paring session also, Miss
Win, fo, II i ;otter, harpist of the De.
oit Symphony Orrhestra, will be
soloist.
It is expected that Berl Locker,
.11 a meeting of the Codas Club international secretary of the Peale
held at the home of .Miss Alice Zion, will also be a guest lit the
r.ishwan, election of oflicers was convention.
held for the new period, resulting
us follows: President, Samuel S.
Greenbaum; vice-president, Sliss ALFRED MACK NAMED
Faye AronofT; secretary. Nliss
COMMON PLEAS
Alice Cashwan; corresponding sec-
retary, Nliss Betty Kooperman;
CINCINNATI, 0.-(.1. T. A.)-
treasurer, Emanuel Engelbert.
' The new president states that Governor Myers Y. Cooper of Ohio
Cosmo Club will try to better the has just appointed Alfred Mack,
standard of entertainment and af- law partner of Alfred Cohen, pres-
ident of the B'nai It'rith, to fill the
fairs of the organization.
The membership board, Louis A. unexpired term of the late Edward
Nialis, chairman, announces the NI. Hurley, Conmpon Pleas Judge,
addition of John Sklar to the mem- on recommendation of the Mimi!-
bership rolls of the (organization.
ton County Republican Committee.
COSMO CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
EMERGENCY RELIEF
FUND IS ORGANIZED
JUDGE
Cornerstone Laying of
their New Building
LOCATED AT
Joy Road (Bet. Lawton and Wildemere)
SUNDAY, OCT. 12, AT 1 P. M.
Every Jew in Detroit should attend this cere-
mony. This is your institution. You help to
maintain it. Prominent Jews and non-Jews will
be here to address you. Conte and bring your
friends.
Al usic will be furnished by the Jewish Center
Juvenile Band.
THE BUILDING COMMITTEE
HARRY SOLOMON, Chairman
Group Hopes to Aid Needy
and Unemployed; Litt-
man the Organizer.
During Yom Kippur services
held at Littman's Yiddish People's
Theater, Twelfth and Seward, the
plight of the unemployed and the
needy found an echo, with the re-
sult that a special committee was
formed to discuss ways and means
of helping many of the unfor-
tunates in the present depression.
At a meeting at Littman's Ilall
on Saturday night, Oct. 4. an or-
ganization was formed for the pur-
pose of aiding the needy and un-
1 employed and will be known as
the Detroit Jewish Emergency Re-
lief Fund. A. Littman, manager
of the Yiddish Theater, presided at
the meeting, and Sam Nathanson
was elected chairman of the organ-
ization. Charles I'. Nathanson, at-
homey, volunteered to act as sec-,
retary.
It was decided to call a confer-
ence of Jewish organizations in or-
der to form an all-representative
relief movement. The conference
will be held at Littman's People's
Hall on Wednesday evening, Oct.
15, and individuals as well as rep-
resentatives of societies are urged
to be present. Committees were
chosen to visit meetings of organ-
izations and to invite them to at-
tend the conference.
G. C. Parzen Admitted to
Bar on Motion of Her-
man A. August.
Surrounded by friends and atom-
hers of Alpha Theta Kappa, Jew-
ish legal fraternity, George , C. Par-
zen was admitted to practice law
in the State of Michigan by lion.
Lester S. Moll, on petition of Her-
man A. August. Mr. Parzen is a
graduate of the Detroit College of
Law, where he distinguished him-
self in Oratory. being the winner
of Monagham Medal, the highest
award granted in the institution.
Ir
Hadaasah Workers to Collect
Jewish National Fund
Boxes.
Mrs. harry B. Keidan, chair-
man of the Jewish National Fund
of the Detroit chapter of the Ila-
dassah, assisted by the secretary
of this committee, Mrs. Frank
Wetsman, will, with the divisional
captains, make collection of Jew-
ish National Fund boxes, beginning
Oct. 15.
Mrs. Keidan captains are Mrs.
E. R. Rothman, Mrs. Wolfe Kan-
Ian, Mrs. Harry Shulman, Sirs. H. ,
C. Broder, Mrs. S. Kavanau, Mrs. 'II
M. Landau, Mrs. Martin Weisberg, ,
Sirs. Sol Lipsitz, Sirs. Charles Rob- !
inson, Mrs. S. II. Weisman. Mrs.
Theodore Levin, Miss H. B. Gil-
tleman, Mrs. Max Keidan, Miss
j Ruth Blumenthal, Mrs. Max Dash- I
kin, Mrs. Herman Wetsman.
Superfluous
Hair Removed
Permanently
GULIAN'S MOST IMPORTANT OCTOBER SALE OF
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
ORIENTAL RUGS
AT PRICES WIIICII PREVAILED BACK IN 1914
Some months ago we took advantage of the low foreign exchange and purchased a tre-
mendous stock of "Gulian Quality" Oriental Rugs at prices much below today's market
quotations. We are now able to sell rugs at prices which existed back in 1914-when all
items of household goods were at the lowest level.
Florence Talcott
at Glynn Court
(Ruskin Clinic)
Hours-9:30 a. m. to 3 p.
m.; 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. at.
Sunday, 2 to 4 p. m.
4.6x2.4
$37
$47
Averag e size 9xI2 feet
s365
IRAN
LILAHAN-A most serviceable rug of
high-grade weaving
6x3.3.
A
$32
DOZAR
6,6x4.6
ice 9a12 feet
5x3.6
SARUK
6.1014.6
ize 9xI2 fees
'195
$ 67
SARUK
$77
'2 85
CHINESE-In a wide variety of
colors and designs
A
$97
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CHINESE RUGS
ROOM-SIZE RUGS
BLUE - - • - Size 9 ft. a 6 ft. Special $ 87.00
97.00
GOLD - - • - Size 8 ft. x S ft. Special
FAWN • - • - Size 10 ft. a 8 ft. Special
187.00
265.00
COLD • • - • Size 13 ft. x 10 ft. Special
195.00
- • Size 15 ft. a 12 ft. Special
BLUE -
235.00
. Size 16 ft. a 12 ft. Special
TAUPE -
395.00
ORCHID - • - Size 16 ft. a 10 ft. Special
525.00
FAWN • - • • Size 18 ft. a 12 ft. Special
625.00
Size 18 ft. a 12 ft. Special
ROSE
495.00
FAWN - • - - Size 15 ft. a 11 ft. Special
SPARTA - - Size 9 ft. a 12 ft. Special $167.00
LILAHAN • - Size 11 ft. a 8.6 Special
235.00
ARAK
- • Site 12-6 a 9.3 Special
265.00
LILIHAN - • - Size 16 ft. a 12-6 Special
675.00
LILAHAN • • Size 16 ft. a 12.6 Special
675.00
SARUK
- Size 18 ft. a II ft. Special
885.00
ISPAHAN • . Size 21 ft. a 10.6 Special
895.00
SPARTA - - • Size 22 ft. a 12.3 Special
895.00
SARUK -
Size 22 ft. a 12-6 Special
965.00
KESiiAN • - Size 19 ft. a 11-3 Special
1375.00
by
10205 Dealer Boulevard
SARUK
SARUK-"Pride Rug of Persia"
During this sale no rugs will be exchanged ; no small rugs
sent on approval. An early attendance will be appreciated.
Electric Needle
(strictly confidential)
SPECIAL
LILAHAN
5x3.6
S. G.
$5
FOR
YOUR
OLD
COAT
OTHER COATS $15 TO $95
GRISWOLD at STATE
LITWAK-SOLOMON
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Solomon an-
nounce the marriage of their
(laughter, Fay, to Joseph P. Litwak
on Oct. 5. The ceremony was per-
formed at the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Solomon, brother and
sister-in-law of the bride, after
which a dinner was served for
members of the immediate family.
Nly and Mrs. Litwak left this week
to spend the winter in California.
LESS
Teal $5 for your OLD COAT
-for any OLD COAT, man's,
woman. or child's-regardlei
of condition or style. Every
OLD COAT Benton's receive
will be given to Detroit's
NEEDY through the co•opera•
lion of the SALVATION
ARMY. Bring your OLD COAT
to BENTON'S-help Detroit's
NEEDY and also help yourself
to ■ $5 allowance on • new
coat.
"Less $5 for Your
Old Coat"
WILLIAMS-PRADY
The public is invited to the
Mr. and Mrs. William Prady of
twentieth birthday anniversary
banquet of the Hebrew Ladies' Dexter boulevard announce the
Aid Society to he held on Sunday marriage of their (laughter, Mil-
dred Rae, to Ben Williams at To-
ledo, Aug. 21.
N1r. and Mrs. Williams are resid-
I
ing at 1141 Holcomb avenue, In-
dian Village.
Kasle an-
Mr. and Mrs. At
' Sounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
MRS. H. AUSLANDER
son, Solomon, on Saturday, Oct.
18, 9:30 a. in., at Congregation
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow evening at 5 p. in., at the B'nai
Wilson. Reception in Sunday Moshe Hall, Dexter and Lawrence.
evening, Oct. 19, at 8:30, at Con- A home-cooked meal will be served,
For reservations call either Sirs.
gregation Emanuel. No cards.
II. Auslander, chairman of the ban-
quet,
Hemlock 3350-R, or Mrs. J,
Mrs. Janette Kuschinski and
Leo and Alfred, have moved Greenwald, Garfield 6454-R.
The following Bay Cityans spent
it Monday in Detroit: Mr. and
Mts. M. Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs.
GeolV. Kahn, Mr. a nd Mrs. Max
Kahn. Mrs. Rose Berglass •tol
Miss Tillie Marienthal and Miss
Mary Voigt.
CARACUL
Featured at
Oct. 7-To Mr. and Mrs. Israel Silk,
Mr. and Mrs..1. Schlossberg left
Friday for an extended motor trip
to New York.
ag aritH Notes
SQUIRREL
Mews
Mr. and Mrs. M. Weinstein of
Sturtevant avenue entertained 31)
guests at their home on Saturday.
(),.t. 4, at a dinner in honor of
their son's Bar Mitzvah.
ND-. and Mrs. Leo Zuckerman,
• of theArt Center artrt-
ments, are now residing at 300
Whitmore drive, Painter Woods.
CANADIAN WOLF
LAPIN (coney)
NEW WINTER
Oct. 19---Miss Grace LeBow, daughter of Samuel LeBow, to Ed-
ward Fink, son of Mrs. Betty Fink, formerly of Minneapolis, at the
home of- Rabbi Moses Fischer, 2954 Webb. Reception at 3275 Kendall.
Oct. 22-Miss Rosanne B. Meyersohn, daughter of Mrs. J. A.
Meyersohn, to Max Newman, son of S1 r. and Mrs. Aaron Newman,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Bauman
and family, formerly of Oakland
avenue, are now residing at 2724
Ilazelwood avenue.
from 2670 Calvert to 2972 Webb
avenue.
CROSS FOX
and many other rich furs
smartly enhance these
Oct. 19-Miss Martha Selma Rosenstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. Rosenstein of 2695 Monterey, to Walter S. Ginsler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Glazier of River Rouge, Mich., at the Barium Hotel.
Memphis,
Mrs. L. Marks and Mrs. E.
1:nglander of Sturtevant avenue
have returned from a motor trip
to Chicago.
RUSSIAN FITCH
Oct. 19-Miss Rae Rothstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Roth-
stein of Kansas City, Mo., to Jack Werbe of 13114 La Salle boulevard
Detroit.
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Miss Edythe A. Brechner has re-
turned to her home on Euclid ave-
nue after a month's sojourn in
Louisville, Ky., and
Tenn.
"OCTOBER is COAT MONTH at BENTON'S"
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Wedding Calendar
a I
bridge-dinner and miscellaneous
shower, ('livers were laid for 40
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Kahn, Miss
Lucille Kahn and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph J. Mahler of Detroit were
/,111sts in this city last week.
COME TO THE
ACCEPT RESERVATIONS
FOR CHALUTZOS EVENTS,
Engagements
Qrsorati I
an October bride-elect, with
features
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At East Grand River Ave.