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Style and Comfort

ociatt:Aind
Qrsortai 1,

Herman Galanty, who spent the
Christmas week in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
with his mother and son, George,
has returned to the 13elcrest.

The Misses Faye and Gertrude
Marion of Lansing, M ich., are vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. II. Penn
and daughters, Charlotte and Es-
telle, of Waverly avenue,

Style and comfort are the pre-
dominating features of our new mer-
chandise just received from the for-
eign and American furniture mar-
kets.

Miss

Gertrude Goldstein of
Hamilton, Ont., is the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. Albert 11. Krohn of
Linwood avenue.

PAGE SEVEN

RON !ME

Engagements

JR. NATIONAL FUND
DANCE ON JAN. 18 ,

The juniors of the Jewish Nu-
tonal Fund will hold their annual
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Solomon of 2303 Calvert avenue announc dunce Sunday evening, Jan. 18, at
the engagement of their daughter, Nance, to Emanuel W. Walters, the Book-Cadillac hotel in the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Walters. At home Sunday, Jan. 11. N t Crystal ballroom. They will fen-
cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Richtman of Toledo announce the engagement of
their daughter, Belle, to Herbert Peritz, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Peritz
of Calvert avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Lebowski of Owosso, Mich., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Line, to Irving 11. Small, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Small of Detroit.

Mrs. Joseph Schoenfield of Burlingame avenue announces the 01-
garment of her daughter, Hilda, to Milton Ponnusky, son of Mr,.
David Ponnusky.

Annual January Sale

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tunis of Washington, Mich., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Esther, to Martin L. Singer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Singer of Detroit.

of

B. Siegel Fur Coats

Wedding Calendar

harry Klinger (Edythe
BrechnerI and the Misses Ada
Morritz and Jeannette E. Klinger
were hostesses to 20 guests at a
beautifully appointed bridge-
Jan. 4—Miss Ann C. Geller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philli;
luncheon honoring Miss Ann C. Geller of Owen avenue, to William G. Frankfort of Pontiac.
Geller, a bride-elect of January,
Jan. 4—Miss Lillian Goldman, daughter of Samuel Goldman 0
with a miscellaneous shower at 3320 Monterey, to Charles Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
the Alden Park Manor, Saturday,' Schwartz of Spokane, Wash,
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Pageant of Footwear

and

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Styles for Spring and Easter
Event Extraordinary!

Shoes, Gowns and Sport Fashions, :\lodeled by
One Hundred of Detroit's Fairest Girls, Show-
ing Everything Beautiful in Dress From Shoes
to Millinery, Including Accessories.

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Additional Attraction—Celebrated Stage Stars
From Broadway and Hollywood in Spectacular
Review. Entire Production Staged by Ed. Beck,
of Hollywood. Seymour Simons' Popular Or-
chestra.

FOUR PUBLIC PERFORMANCES—
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Sunday, Jan. 1; Monday, Jan. 5 and Tuesday,
Jan. 6 at S:30 P. M. Wednesday Matinees,
2:30 P. M.
Admission 50c—Tickets on Sale at Book-Cadil-
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Office.

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Children

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Savings from $100 to $800 on

BETTY MILKOVSKY

tort' Jack McGuy and his Society
O rchestra.
The dance committees are: Miss
Tette J. Hoffman, chairman; Miss
Esther Karbel and Israel Wiener,
cu-chairmen; Miss Mary Newman
and Henry Gotliffe, tickets; and
Lou further, Sol Wander, Esther
Moore and Irving Pitsak, publicity.
Members assisting the committees
are Mollie Portner, Betty Milkov-
Adolph Freund Chapter 93 of
sky, 1113 Kaplovitz, Al Friedman,
Dec. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newman of 3763 Elmhurst.
A. Z. A. held its semi-annual elec.; daughter, Naomi Zelda.
Becky Radii, and Tillie Tani.
thin at the Jewish Center Sunday,'
The proceeds of the dance will
Dec. 23—To Mr. and MN. Ely Stein of 1923 West Euclid avenut ,
Dec. It Officers were elected end
be given as usual to the Jewish
it sun, Jackie .
hist:Wed by Harry Horowitz, the
National Fund for further acquisi-
Dec. 18—To Mr. and ties. harr• Bauer (Lillian Landsmen, a son, tion of land in Palestine. A silver
founded of the A. Z. A. chapters
Harvey Jerome.
in Detroit.
loving cup is being offered to the
Leo Lubetsky, a prominent
Dec. 18--To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Epstein of 18618 Wark avenue, a1 organization which will sell the
member of the Center's intellec
daughter, Ada,
•
1 most tickets. Tickets may be ob-
tual advancement committee, was
Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lux of 2054 West Philadelphia, tained from any member of the
elected aleph godol (president);, a daughter, Elaine Lydia.
organization. At the last meeting
aleph scan (vice. tr (. 1 1. t) Gil
the reports indicated that last
bert Madrefsky; aleph mazkir, ,
year's success would be surpassed.
(secretary), Herbert Charts ,
At the annual election of offi-
Joseph Golinsky, aleph gisbor
cers, the following were elected to
(treasurer); aleph shotare godnI
lead the organization for the com-
and aleph shotare kotore (both
ing year; Lou Further, president;
sergeant-at.arms), Philip Chap-
LEWISTON—KOLODIN
Tette J. Hoffman, vice-president;
nick and Jack Stienberg; aleph
Mary Newman, corresponding sec-
A beautiful winter wedding was
chore(' (reporter), John Erman. solemnized by Rabbi Leon From
retary; 1lullie Fortner, recording
I lorris Linsky, previous president, Dec. 26 at 6:30 p. m., at the Bar-
secretary; Ilenry Gotliffe, treas-
was elected to the office of aleph ium Hotel, when Miss Patricia Ko-1
urer, and Irving Pitsak, sergeant-
kohen emit,' (chaplain).
at-arms. These officers will be in-
lodin was given by marriage by
A new member, Hyman Krupp, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
stalled at the first open meeting
was admitted into the organization. Kolodin, to Robert R. Lewiston, in
after the dance. The organization
Chapter 93 members were the presence of their immediate
is co-operating with the Jewish
guests of Chapter 63, Dec. 21, in families and friends. The bride's
National Fund council in its ar-
commemoration of National A. Z. great-uncle, Z. Horwitz, offered a
rangements for the bazaar.
A. Day. An extensive cultural, blessing to the bride and groom.
social and athletic program is
The ceremony was performed
COMMITTEES BUSY FOR
;thinned for the coming terms of on a platform in the main ball-
I JR. HADASSAH AFFAIR
both chapters.
room, under a white satin canopy,
surrounded by palms.
The members of the Detroit Unit
The bride was attractively at-
MOTHERS CLUBS PLAN
, Junior Hallassah were hostesses on 1
tired in a Patou eggshells atin
Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 28, at the
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM gown, closely fitted to the form
Stetter Hotel, at an interesting cul-
with a neckline of ecru lace. her
tural
meeting.
Miss Sulamith
The educational program for the veil was beautiful in its simplicity,
' Schwartz of New York City, nu-1
live Mothers Clubs of the Jewish being a tight cap of lace, with an
timid
chairman
of
the Cultural Fel-
t', nlirs Association has been defi- extremely long train of tulle. She
lowship Committee and member of
nitely planned. The program was attended by the Misses Fran-
the
national
board
of Junior Hades-
worked out in conjunction with the ces Kolodin, the bride's sister, who
soh Was the guest speaker of the
wnmens work committee, of which was gowned in red taffeta and
afternoon
and
gate
an inspiring
Mrs. Andrew Vineman is (+airman, black velvet, Bede London in a
talk on the velue of the cultural
and the president's council, consists silver-white beaded gown with
MRS. SERAPHINE PISKO
fellowship
which
is
offered
by Jun-
of classes for the Mothers Clubs in white tulle, Nanette Weinberg in
Iladassah.
Mrs. S. Pirko, executive secre-
English, child study, and home-mak- pale pink satin and Ida Mae Leion
The
('ultoral
Fellowship
is of-
tary of the National Jewish Hos-
ing, as well as the regular educa- in peach satin. '
fered to all members of Junior 1111-
tional meetings. The classes will
The groom selected for his ush- pital at Denver fur the past 20
dassah
who
are
interested
in
furth-
be resumed on Jan. 5 and are as ers harry Scheinman, Benjamin years, whose seventieth birthday
ering their knowledge of Judaism
follows.
Shapiro, Benjamin Kurtzman and anniversary was celebrated on
by taking various courses in Jew-
The Fenkell MotheN' Clubs at Jay Solovich, Jan. 1.
ish history and Bible and others
3130 Fenkell avenue holds two
Dinner was served in the main
which are linked in the history of
(lasses in English, a morning group ballroom for 80 guests, A recite-
Jews.
meeting from 10 a. m. to 11:30 ton followed from 8 to 12 for 125 CHILDREN ARE GIVEN
Miss Helen Kass, who is chair-
FREE PERFORMANCES
p. tn., and on Tuesdays and Thurs- guests.
man of the Cultural Committee Of
days, and an latermain class from
Mr. and Mrs. Lewiston left on a
1:30 to 3:30 p. tn. on Tuesdays and Southern honeymoon, and will by
Wett.tein Arrange. for the Detroit Unit, will give furth-
by
er information on the requisites of
Thursdays.
at home to their friends at th.'
Entertainments at Hollywood
the fellowship. She may be reached
The English class for the Lin.' end of January.
and Colonial.
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by calling Hemlock 2270-M.
wcm1 Dexter Mothers Club is held
The various committees who are,
tin altindays and Wednesdays from
LEIGHTON—W0t URGH
Thousands of children were busy working on the $10 luncheon
1 to 3 p. tn. at the Wiwi Moshe
Miss Florence Wolenbur h and given free entertainment at the to take place at the Statler Hotel,
Synagogue, corner Lawrence and
Harry Leighton of Detroi were Hollywood and Colonial Theaters, 51arch 1, reported at the last gen-
Dexter.
The English elasses for the Oak- united in marriage on Nov. 27. Dr. through the courtesy of Ben and eral luncheon committee meeting
land NItithers' Club is held at the Leo M. Franklin officiated. Mr. Lou Cohen, on Wednesday after- I hat pledges are coming in rapid-''
le rich Center, 31 Melbourne ave- and Mrs. Leighton are at home at noon. Among the youngsters wh,t ly and the diligent work of commit-;
nue, on Tuesday and Thursday eve- 1739 Longfellow avenue. ' took advantage of the free offer tees continues to reach their gual1
were members of the Jewish Cern of 250 pledges and more. 1
nings front 7 1 p. m. These
SMITH—SELIGMAN
All young women who are plan-1
ter, students of the United He-
.lasses are taught by Mrs. Anna
The marriage of Miss Lillian brew Schools and members of ring on attending anti wish to earn 1
Seegman.
the
$10 may do so by getting in I
Young
Judaea.
The West Warren Mothers' Club Seligman, daughter of Mr. and
The performance is annually touch with chairman and co-chair-
child study class meets once a week Mrs. Morris Seligman, to Raymond
man
of the ways and means •om-1
coin 2 to 3 p. m., on Mondays at Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abra- arranged by Theodore Wettstein
he K rink Community House, June. ham Smith, took place Sunday eve- of 441i4 Cass avenue, and Ben and mittee, Miss Gorden at Empire
2011
and Miss Zelda Teitlebaum
ning at Hotel Steller. The bride Lou Cohen make this free party
lion at McGraw.
The Twelfth street mothers club and groom left Sunday night for an annual offering to Detroit's at LO. 4051, and receive all neces-
sary
information
as to the various
study class meets at Hutchins: an extended trip through the youngster,.
ways and means of earning the
:, .11,,n1. Hazelwood, corner Byron East. On their return they will
money.
iiit nucs, on Monday evenings, from reside in Detroit.
Among the means used to raise
7 to 0 p. tn. Mrs. Emmy 1Monash
funds for the $10 luncheon by
is the teacher for these classes.
FISHMAN—SCHWARTZ
Junior Hatlassath members are:
This progressive work is under
Mrs. II. Schwartz of 2611 Car-
Savings banks for girls to save 10
the direction of Frank DeGalan, tli- ter avenue announces the mar-
Frank Bishop, music curator of cents a day, individual bridges, i
re:tor of the Evening School De- riage of her daughter, Frances, to
The
Detroit
Institute
of
Arts,
will
handwork, taxi service to convey
partment. and Mrs. A. Carr, direc- Ellis Fishman, son of Mr. and MN.
tor of Adult Education of the Board A. Fishman of Detroit, on Dec. 21 present a lecture on "The Develop- girls to and from meetings, thrift
ment
of
the
Piano
Sonata,"
before
books,
candy sales, photo coupons,
of Education. The recreation class-
the Music Study Club, at its next and other means.
, for the Mothers Club are now
meeting,
at
2:30
ticks+,
Tuesday
being organized by Ann Lesser,
afternoon. Jan. 6, in the Y. IV. C.
Nlothers Club leader of the Jewish
• J. Y. P. S.
Zedek.
A. !wilding. Mr. Bishop will 'Bus-
Center. A class in social dancing
The Junior Young People's So-
trat his subject with the Mozart
will start on Monday night, Jan.
ciety of Shaarey Zedek will meet
"Sonata
in
1*,"
and
the
Beethoven
'I, at the Jewish ('enter, 31 Mel-
The exhibition of etchings at
Sunday at 3 o'clock at the Atkin-
b o urne, under the direction of Nat the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne "Sonata in (' Minor," the "Moon-
son branch of the synagogue.
light" and the "Appassinoata."
Srol.
avenue, which opened on Monday,
The philanthropic committee of George Weiswasser, advisor of the
Dec. 15, showing the works of the Music Study Club will present society, will speak briefly on
Ernesto II. Navas, Italian Jewish a program at the St. Lakes Old "Who's Who Among American.
SOCIOLOGY LECTURES
artist, will be on display at the Folks' Home, on Jan. 5. Those Novelists." Dancing will follow
PLANNED BY Y. W. H. A. Center until Friday, Jan. 0,
participating will be: Mrs. II. Salt- the meeting.
The exhibit includes many enstein, vocalist, accompanied by
Invitations have been mailed to
The Y. W. II. A. announces a scenes in Rome, Venice, Napoli
Mrs. E. Monash; Mrs. Peter Gil- all newly elected members. Sons
series of lectures on sociology on and Tivoli in black and white anti
bert, pianist; Mrs. II. Becker and and daughters of Shaarey Zedek
Thursday evening, Beginning Jan, in colors as well as religious sub-
Mrs. T. Reid, readers; and Miss members and their friends may
8. The course is called "Sociol- jects.
Margery Simons, danseuse, aceem- apply to Albert Gordon, chairman
ogy in the Concrete,' or "The
A reception was held on Tues- panieit by Mrs. S. Simons, Mrs. of the committee on membership.
Modern Way of Being Neighbor- day, Dec. 23, when the exhibit was
The (lance held Dec. 28 for
Thomas Reid will act as chairman
ly," and is scheduled as follows:
members and their friends attract.
viewed by many persons. The of the day.
Jan. a. An Outline of the History of
ed
a large attendance. Similar
hostesses
for
the
evening
were
Mrs. Bernard Lachs and Mrs.
So,bal Work. Dr. Stuart A. Queen,
Mrs. David B. Werbe, Miss Fran- Benjamin Stepsay of the Mothers' affairs will he given periodically.
inre secretary. Detroit Community
Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gordon enter-
ces lliger, Mrs. Milford Stern and Clubs Committee of the Music
Jan. 15. The Plan of Social Work in
Mrs. Milton M. Alexander.
Study Club, will at as chairman of tained the members of the board
Metropolitan
Detroit. Anne Sprague,
In order to give more people an a program to be given at the Kronk of directors and committee chair-
Educational Director, Detroit Community
Union.
opportunity to view the exhibition Community House on Jan. 7. Mrs. men at their home on La Salle
Jan. 22. The Place of the Jewish Wel-
the committee in charge has ex- Harry Becker, reader; Miss Marg- boulevard last Monday. At a cere-
fare Federation in the Community Pro-
mony of induction the following
wren, I.r. John al ■ Ws011. avereiary. Jew- tended the time of the exhibition ery Simons, dans•use accompanied
i•h Welfare Federation.
until
Jan. 9,
by Mrs. S.mons; and Mrs. Bernard officers were sworn in: Sidney
Jan. 25. How to Help the Family in
I.achs, vocalist, accompanied by Caplan, president; Albert Gordon,
Trouble. Louis Tillett. Supervisor, (;ran
River District, Dept. of table Welfare.
Mrs. J. Schulman will entertain on vice-president; Esther Lowen-
City of Detroit.
DR. AMBERG DESCRIBES this occasion.
berg, secretary; William Caplan,
Fe l,. 5. The Bearing of Unemployment
treasurer; and the following addi-
VISIT TO DETROIT IN
on Social Service Problem, Ella Lee
Cowed], Metropolit•n Secretary. Detroit
tional members of the board, Sara
1904 OF DR. EHRLICH
Community Union.
Berman, Hanson Buchner, Jacob
Feb. 12. Dow Detroit Cares for Her
Keidan and Ilerschel Zackheim,
'irk. Mary Connolly, Director of Health
Sick.
The current bulletin of the
Education. Itept. of Health. City of De-
troit.
Wayne County Medical Society
"Hoover
vs. American Peo-
Feb. 19. Why does the Roy and Girl
contains an interesting memoir by
From the Well-Known
1,1,,i1 Planned Recreation Today ? C. E.
ple" Topic of Address at
Dr. Emil Amberg on "Professor
Itfewer. Commiskoner of Recreation. City
HIRSCH-JIUNIS
People's Forum Sunday.
of Detroit.
Paul Ehrlich's Visit in Detroit."
F, L. 21. How Do We Safeauard Our
POULTRY FARMS
On Sunday, Jan. 4, at 3 p. m.,
This article was written on the oc-
lloy• and Girl.? Claire M. Sanders. ef
Near Washington, Mich.
at College of the City of Detroit,
casion of the presentation by Dr.
Probation (1111cer for Girls, Juvenile Court
Delivered Direct to Your Home
of Wayne County.
corner of Cass and Hancock ave-
' Amberg of a picture of Profaessor
Ikl•reb 5. How We Help Solve the
Three Times a Week at Present
nues. A. J. atuste, dean of Brook-
Ehrlich to the Wayne County
Problem of the Handicapped. Charles F
Low Market Price
Medical Society. The picture Was
F. Caninhell. Director, Detroit Lewd.
wood Labor College and vice-chair-
for the IlandiratiPed.
man of American Federation of
framed and hangs in the clubrooms'
PURE WHITE EGGS
M•rch 12 The Relation of the Church
Teachers, will address the people's
Today to the 1, ,vial Service Agencies. of the society.
Two Day. Old
forum,
his topic being "Hoover vs.
' Dr. Amberg gives an interesting
Rabbi Fran, Temple Beth El.
Absolutely Guaranted
the American People."
description of Dr. Ehrlich's stay in'
For your convenience call
This
meeting is free to the pub- 1
Serious things are always ex-, Detroit in 1904, and describes the
our city phone-
lie.
A question and discussion ,
cured by the haste with which theylhonors accorded the great German-
Hogarth 8057
are done. Jewish physician 26 years ago. t
• period follows the lecture.

Every Coat in Stock, including
fine ermines, minks and broadtails

Births

A. Z. A. CHAPTER 93 Fr
ELECTS LUBETSKY

arriages

LEADER CELEBRATES
HER 70TH BIRTHDAY

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Mon. to Frida;25C
m
Sat. and Sun. to 2 p. m.

Announcing our

A reception in honor of the en-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuchs of Hendrie boulevard, Huntington
gagement of Miss Zelda Kahn,1 Woods, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miriam, to Rich-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore ard Wiener, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chad es Wiener of Fort Wayne, Intl.
Kahn of 440 Harper avenue, to
Robert Flayer of Pasadena avenue announces the engagement of
Moe Feldman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
his daughter, Dorothy, to Jack Smith, son of Henry Smith.
Max Feldman of Holbrook avenue
will be held front 2 to 4 and 6 to
8 p. m. Sunday, Jan. 4. No cards.

Large shipments of this new mer-
chandise have come into our show-
rooms in the last ten days. Come in,
and whether you buy or not you will
be treated courteously.

Mats.to 6 p.

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WILLIAM J. CHITEENDEN, JR., Manager

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TABLE D'HOTE DE LUXE

$ 450

special Week-Day Luncheons

MAIN DINING ROOM—Try out special business
men's luncheon at 85c. Children'. Dinner 50c.
Dinner tonight 11.50.

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and theater patrons. Cass Avenue entrance.
Popular prices.

COFFEE SII0P—Plate Luncheons 55c, 60c, 65c, and
70c. Table and counter service.

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EVERY FACILITY FOR LUNCHEONS
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IS U N DA Y , JAN. 4

MUSIC STUDY CLUB

TO HEAR F. BISHOP

CENTER'S ETCHING
EXHIBIT EXTENDED

A Vivid Gay Procession of
Commercial Exhibits with a
tganttc Congress ofFamous
Stage Stars—Bands—Rad-
,.
.
io Stars—Circus Attractions
to
—European Sensations
Revues

of Shaarey

STRICTLY NEW
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Mighty
Round-Up of
the Foremost Feature
Attractions of the Amuse-
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Parades—Stage Stars—
Radio Stars
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