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In this stupendous store-wide event we offer every suite
and piece of furniture in our 6-story store at reductions that
mean the LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD!
Without having any desire to harp upon the much-abused Depression we feel
impelled to tell you that only the current economic conditions could have made
such values possible! As soon as there is a definite upturn , (as there will cer-
tainly be) prices will again soar! This is the time to buy! Your used furniture
taken in trade as part payment!
Convenient
Payments.
PRICES
WILL
NEVER
BE
SO
LOW
AGAIN
Overstuffed Chair!
T
IIIS luxurious full size chair is
covered in a very fine grade of
tapestry in several lovely color
combinations. Has the pillow-ef-
fect attached back that provides
for extra ease and comfort.
Now-
ADE of genuine
mahogany a n d
other hard woods.
Stands 77 inches high.
Back legs turned same
as front. Has roomy
drawers and shelves.
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You are All Invited to Attend the
Masquerade and Civil
DANCE
The weekly meeting and lunch-
eon or workers for the Iladassah
$20 donor event, to be held at 1
Dr. and Mrs. Otto A. Weiss announce the engagement of thei Hotel Statler on Dec. 15, took
sister, Miss Dorothy Eskay, to Dr. Sydney S. Berke, son of Mr. and place at the Phoenix Club last Fri-
day. A presentation out of the
Mrs. Ilyman Berke. •
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Harris of 3325 Collingwood avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Molly Phylis, to Philip Irwin Kulick,
son of Mr. Mrs. Jacob Kulick of 2225 Blaine avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Litsky of 2685 Elmhurst announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Evelyn, to Dr. Wilmer Freeman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marx of 2994 Cortland.
Himelhoch 's
Wedding Calendar
Nov. 22—Miss Evelyn Bell Gratman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Graf man, to Julius C. Pliskow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
J. I'liskow.
Nov. 22—Miss Goldie Ravine, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomo
Ravine of 3222 Blaine avenue, to David G. Sherman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Sherman of Akron, Ohio.
Nov, 26—Miss Doris V. Sperling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra
ham Sperling of 1734 Calvert avenue, to Joseph M. Markel, son o
l)iand Mrs. H. Markel. Reception ist Congregation Emanuel at 9
p.711—,No cards.
Nov. 30—Miss Laurabelle Robinson to Robert S. Grier.
Dec. 6—Miss Esther Schlesinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Schlesinger of 2283 Gladstone avenue, to Max D. Schuster, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham H. Schuster of 2705 West Euclid avenue.
Dec. 16—Miss Esther Ruth Plotkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Plotkin of Yorba Linda Park, Birmingham, Mich., to Adrian
David Rosen, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rosen.
Births
Open Queen Anne Secretary
Now--
Evenings M
$ 8.5
t • • •
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD AT 1420, NEAR GRAND RIVER
:ngagements
70 MORE DONORS FOR
HADASSAH LUNCHEON'
MRS. DAVID
DIAmorip
ordinary was the performance of
"Iladassah Wares on Parade," a
colorful ensemble of the ways and
means which women have inno-
vated fcr the purpose of earning
their money.
Sirs. Jacob Harvith, worthy ma-
tron of l'urity Chapter, led a band
of Eastern Star women. Sirs.
David B. Werbe, assisted by Mrs.
Nathaniel Goldstick, made the
posters, which covered the women
in the "parade." Mrs. henry
Levitt wrote the verses and Mrs.
Sidney Allen accompanied on the
piano. Mrs. Max Dushkin and
Miss Hattie Gittlenian also helped
in the arrangements.
This week's list of donors fol.
lows:
Nov. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Miller of Marine City (Ger
trude Miller of Detroit), a son, Ilarrison Saul.
Nov. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Kurt (Alice Rosenfeld) o
3342 Chicago boulevard, a son, Nathan.
Nov. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Edwards ( (Dorothy Rivkin
of 2601 Cortland avenue, a daughter, Nancy llelen.
• Nov. 15—To Judge and Mrs. Harry B. Keidan, a son.
The W.I.,. II. II. GIttlernan, J. Lapi.
Nov. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wilson (Celia Barnett) of
des, J. Mellon, Louis She'll, J. I'. Ro-
Gladstone avenue, a daughter, Fern Joyce.
senthal Alex Schreiber, Carl II. Shallt.
J. Robbinz, Abraham J. Levin. Ralph
Nov. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Weingarden (Rose Pensler) of Wei•nian.
I. E. Weingaiden, Claude Gras.-
3030 Blaine avenue, a daughter, Janet.
(tree". Harry Love. Joe Pr,tis, Heins
Blomberg, Jack Hoek, Herbert Cohen,
Nov. 4.To Mr. and Mrs. Si. II. Elias of 3225 Richton avenue, a Nat
Itrenstein, Milton Alexander, Arthur
Caplan, I.. M. Fitton, Louis J. Zeck•
son, Barry Herbert.
M. Seligman, J. N. Keidan, Nathan
Nov. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. harry Abramson of 3278 Tuxedo ave- man
Mettger, Sidney Frank, Harry Nussbaum,
Jack Rosenberg, Litman Gould, Silas Fine-
nue, a son, Edwin Leslie.
berg, Oswald Mir.. Edwin M. Rosen-
ZEDAKAH LUNCHEON'
ON MONDAY NIGHT
An inspiring meeting of the Ze-
dakah Club took place at the home
of Mrs. Esther Silberblatt, 9350
Wildemere, on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Sauls rendered a group
of songs, accompanied by Mrs. S. Q.
Kessler. Mrs. S. Spencer Fishbain
gave a talk on "Gang Psychology."
OPEN EVENINGS
CITY LAW ALUMNI
RE-ELECTS BURDICK
Benjamin D. Burdick was re-
elected president of the Detroit
lily Llfw School Alumni Associa-
filarriagts
GOULD—ALPER
The marriage of Miss Bessie
Alper, (laughter of Mr. and Sirs.
N. Alper, to Erwin Gould, son of
Mr. and Sirs, D. Gould, was solem-
nized Nov. 15 at Elkin Hotel, Mt.
Clemens, Mich. Rabbi Mogel of-
ficiated.
The bride was lovely in a beau-
tiful creation of white crepe- and
lace with a bouquet of white car-
nations, roses and bebe mums.
The brother of the groom, Mich-
ael Gould, was best man; and
Naomi Buchhalter, maid of honor.
The out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. I11. Rabinowitz, Mrs.
M. Lazarus and the Misses J. and
L. Alper, all of Traverse City,
Mich.
After a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Gould will be at home at
2005 Filigree avenue.
LOEWENSTEIN—SLQMAN
thal, Iles J•cobs, representing Zedakah
Club, C. Newlander, Israel Rat:, Adolph
Smilo. Robert Lowenberg. Harry II. Cog-
gan, Carl Segall. Milton Gordon, Gerald
Sander(. Ch.. Weitz. M. Leiter, Morita
Kahn, Emil Lowenherg. D. M. :Udder.
Simon Natuw, Aaron Florensweis, Mn.
Ehrlich, Harry Fox. Alex Steinberg, lien
Goldman, Wallace J. Newton, Elmer Zook,
ernotn. Miles Fingterwald. J. W. Allen,
Elikaheth K. Schlaefer, II. J. Itylan, N.
II. Colstick, Joe Modell, Lori.
Schwartz, Reuben Sandler, Pauli. Fish-
man .11 Miss Freida Weinstein.
Sirs. David Diamond, co-chair-
man of the donor luncheon, is also
chairman of hostesses. Any donor
can be a hOstess by adding $5 to
the price of the luncheon.
Over 100 people were served
with a safeteria supper at the
Blaine and Twelfth street Hades-
sah food and bake shop Sunday
evening. Nov. 29 this activity will
be repeated. In the meantime
home made delicacies are being
dispensed there daily.
AFFAIRS PLANNED
BY YOUNG ISRAEL
Include Chanukah Party and Res
caption and Dane. for Cons
Station Delegates.
Fit Your Maid
Into Your
Thanksgiving
Color Scheme
.
Uniforms of Rayon Taf-
feta (washable. or Cela-
.neae Taffeta, in wine,
green, or red!
5.00 — 8.00
Morning
2.00
Organdy
Uniform Shop—Third Floor
A lovely ceremony Was solem-
nized on Sunday, Nov. 15, when
At the last meeting of Young
Miss Eleanore Sloman and Max Israel of Detroit, held Nov. 11 at
Loewenstein were united io mar- the Statler hotel, plans were re-
riage, at the home of the bride, ported on for the Chanukah denote
2999 Leslie avenue, at 2 p. m. the mid-western Young Israel con-
Rabbi Franklin officiated.
vention reception and dance and
A profusion of variegated mums other activities.
adorned the mantlepiece, which,
The Chanukah party committee,
MRS. HANNAH HARVITH
with high cathedral candles, made consisting of Jacob Isbee, chair-
the man; Diana Kuper, Louis Wollock,
background
as
a
splendid
TO BE GIVEN BY
The guests of the afternoon were couple spoke their vows. Alfred
Silvia Derovan and ''earl Gold-
Mrs. Zuieback, Mrs. Siegel and Loewen s tein, bro ther
of the man, reported that the party will
Be Your Family's Host at
Sirs. Schaftlander.
groom, served as best man. •
take place Saturday, Dec. 5, at
The Zedakah Club has under.
The bride, who was given in 8:30, on the night of the second
taken to join Mayon Murphy's marriage by her father, was candle lighting. The program will I
brown consist of a lecture, the singing of
campaign to "feed a family" at $5 gowned in a two-piece (lark
satin and white cut-velvet after-
a week. Anyone having discard- noon dress, carrying a bridal arm- Chanukah songs and dancing.
Tickets were distributed at the i
ed clothes should call Mrs. Theresa bouquet. A repast was served to meeting of the mid-western Young
3rd at COLLINGWOOD
Gersten, Longfellow 2808, or Mrs. 45 guests, including only the im- Israel convention reception and
mediate family.
dance in honor df out-of-town
Ida Levin, Empire 7329-R.
under personal direction of
was
The bride's traveling suit
The honorary members' lunch-1 brown with corresponding acces- delegates. The committee chair-'
man, Ily Cohen, reported that a
eon and bridge at the Zedakah sories.
popular dance orchestra has been
AT THE
BENJAMIN D. BURDICK
Mr. and Mrs. Loewenstein left secured. Dr. Harry l'ortnoy, co-;
Club is to be given at the Eastern
immediately on a western motor chairman, reported entertainment
Star
Temple,
80
West
Alexan-
Whisper into eager ears,
lion.
Mr. Burdick received an
trip and after Dec. 1 will be at will be supplied by radio stars of
drine, on Monday, Nov. 23, at 1 their home, 17519 Stoepel.
"We're dining out Sunday."
unanimous vote.
local prominence. The dance will
And make it a Rynek dinner
Gordon S. McCabe was elected o'clock. Mrs. Harry ("Mother")
be held at the Stetter Hotel, which
. . . enticing food. appetiz-
vice-president; Mollie Hecker, sec-' Klein is chairman of the affair,
will serve as convention headquar-
ingly served in a home-like
rotary; James I. Winstatt, treas- and announces that no reserva- MEMORIAL SERVICE
ters
manner.
urer. AMeng the directors .alected tions are necessary.
SECOND AND TEMPLE AVE.
Meyer Weisenfeld. chairman of
FOR
SAMUEL
GELLER
are inkluded Captain Donald S.
The honorary members or the
the reception committee, reported
Leonard and William F. Boeberitz. club are M•sdanies Harry II.
on accommodations for delegates.
Special Full Course
Prenzlauer, Dora Rronsson, Harry This Sunday at Windsor Talmud Ile also reported that the number '
("Mother") Klein, Minnie Coed- Torah; Mayor Croll and Rabbi present. at the Friday evening:
MRS. PRENZLAUER
man, Dora Ehrlich, Hannah liar-
supper at Krulik's restaurant
Lebendiger Among Speakers.
and Anna R. Zainsky.
would he limited to 100. David
ON RADIO SUNDAY vith The
beauty contest and Chanu-
Memorial services for the la'.• I. Berris, publicatibn committle.
kah dance will be held at the Tul- Samuel Geller, who died a 111Mill chairman, .reported oh the prog-
Will Discuss Unemployment Tag ler Hotel on Sunilay night, Dec. 6.
ago, will be held at the Talmud ress of the journal.
David Diamond's orchestra has Torah , Aylmer and Tuscarora,
Day Efforts Over Altman.
Friday night Talmud classes are
been secured for the evening. So- Windsor, this Sunday afternoon. I being conducted at Alger and Oak-
Jewish Hour.
rorities and fraternities are especi-
Mayor David A. ('roll and Rabbi ! land by Rabbi Aishiskin and at
Those wishing to I. L•b•ndiger will be among the Blaine and Linwood by Rabbi
Mrs. 11. 11. l'renzlauer, chair- ally invited.
CUSTOM-
rs.
enter the beauty contest call
Stollman.
ma'n of the Tag Day to be ob- Hannah Harvith, Longfellow 5725, ' speakers.
MADE
The next Young Israel meeting
h e l a te Mr. Geller was one of
served on Nov. 24 under the aus- to register.
; the founders of the Hebrew Scheo l. will be held Wednesday, Nov. 25, It. ady - to - Wea
pices of Mayor Murphy's Unem-
Mrs. Celia Coggan of 2232
and for years served as its presi- at the Statler lintel.
MUSIC BY
CLOTHIN
ployment Committee, will speak Gladstone will bc the next hostess dent. lie had also served as presi-
evening, dent of the Zionist Organization of
from I to 1:30 p. m. this Sunday, to the club, on Monday
at the most
Nov. 23, at 9 o'clock.
Windsor and had been active in
over station WMBC, during' Alt-
Reasonable
many
Jewish
affairs.
•
Prices
man's Jewish Hour.
in the City
Another feature will be the
broadcast of the latest Jewish
Guaranteed to Fit
ISSUE INVITATIONS
Sunday Hermes.
-
news of the week, by Mandell
Before buying an overcoat it
Sirs. H. Lewin thanks the mem-
- War in the Ease . will he the subject
Bernstein, through the courtesy of
FOR
Y.
P.
S.
DANCE
of
lisithi
Leon
Orem'.
sermon
Sundae
will
pay
you to see me.
bers on her committee who helped
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
'norm,. Nor. 22. at 10:45.
Valuable Prizes for best masqueraders.
to make the midnight show's suc-
Open Evenings 'Till 9 o'Clock
Last Sunday, Hyman Altman,
event
of
social
An outstanding
Sabbath Serekost
sponsor of the hour, urged parent' cess. Mrs R. l.ippit, Sirs. Pearl, the season will take place Saturday' . On Saturday. Nor. 21. the sermon will
Bridge Tables for those not dancing.
to encourage the Jewish education Mrs. ,Freedman and Mrs. B. evening, Dec. 12, when the Young' he preached he Rabbi Freya His eubject
Sarasohn
Were
instrumental
in
get-
will lw "Saint in Training."
Other unique novelties.
of the youth. lie spoke of the
People's Society of Congregation
Live Turkeys given away.
Fine Tailoring and Custom
tendency on the part of syna- ting the stage show. Special thanks Shaarey Zedek will give its fall in- Nola Week's Semmes t
to
Mr.
Schreiber
for
being
so
gen-
Clothing
' - the Psyrhology of Thank•gising - III
gogues to engage English-speaking
formal dance in the social hall of M the subject of Dr. Leo Y. Franklin's
rabbis, and in the course of his erous in donating the Oriole Thea• the new synagogue on Chicago sermon Sunday moraine. Noe, 25.
Clifford 1976
ter
for
this
occasion.
also
to
the
address lauded the efforts of
boulevard.
1426 Criswelel Street
tertian.. of Pulpits:
All proceeds of this affair are used to maintain our Detroit tuber-
Henry C. Key- well in behalf of many splendid performers.
Doc. s. Rabbi Par.
The next regular meeting will he
Seymour Simons has personally net On Suntl•e morning.
cular patients at the institution.
Congregaticie Beth David, Elm-
er o
will
11
hurst and Fourteenth, whose. an- held "ov. 24, at the Old Folk's chosen the orchestra for this affair, pulpit in exchange
Dr. F7a'nr1. . ‘""
nual banquet takes place this Sun- Home, 318 Edmund Place. All mem- and the leader promises many novel
ADMISSION-75 CENTS PER PERSON
ATTENTION!
bers are requested to attend and features for the entertainment of 5. th El College Mona., Morning Class:
day evening.
The Monday morning, Claes In - J•wi•h
settle for their tickets. Refresh- the dancers.
It 70s need new furniture common-
Customs and Ceremonies" is conducted
NO CHARGE FOR CHECKING
Rate with at once. The enezt
ments will be served aftr the meet-
Tickets for this dance are being owls worth from 11 to 12 o'lock he Dr
furniture can be trzusht at whole.a . •
ing.
BETH DAVID BANQUET
sold by invitation only. Since the Franklin as part of iteth El College of 1 prices plus a .mall rominloslos tee for
h the largest
J.ni.h Studies and It especially designed
Connection. wit h
issuance
of
the
invitations
a
few
for mother. and children in the religious
furni ture and carnet establishments.
furniture
TO BE HELD SUNDAY
weeks ago, the social committee re- school.
Furniture Brokers Outlet
ports that there has bean • promis- Temple Gymnasium agoatot
aerial 3120
442149 Grand Rivet
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Con-
— Temple Beth El Boy Scout troop as scouts, leaders or commit-
ing return. The attendance will
Men • ./171P••iLIIRI clattses ar• now being
JOS. BEHRYAN. Prop.
gregation Beth David, under the
Monde, night. 7 to 5, and
be limited to 100 couples. Anyone held
Troop No. 76 Will Cele- teemen are invited to attend.
leadership
of
its
president,
Mrs.
night.
0
Due to the fart that many of
toAllt.m.ernh":f
brate Its Fif teenth An-
Rabbi Leen Frans of Temple Beth who has net as yet made reserve- 'In W:rrie" Vol '
F. Slobin, will give • banquet in
ett.othlo.
the former scouts and leaders have honor of the installation of officers El, Detroit, was the guest rabbi at . tions is urged to do AO as soon as Temple how•eliolds
niversary.
A women'.gymnasium rtar.
moved and their present addresses Sunday evening, Nov. 22, in the Friday night services at the Tem- possible. The reservation card en- eery Friday morning. This eta. I. the h ;:ro.ilth7 "Ptitle'!:
,71:"'(.7::," !".!,
closed in the invitations may be w neady full. butane [roueof 20 women Xen'•
Club and the Art. Societe.
are unknown, they are urged to ballroom of the congregation. ple. Rabbi From spoke of his re-
Troop 76 of Temple Beilt?
want to form .mother ciao are wet. to sorsa,. the resumption of activities foe
Used to secure tickets for more than who
crone. Thu entries must pay a •mall this year. Program of all three gm..Pa
General
one of the oldest Boy Scout troops communicate with Saul 11. Rose, 2201 Elmhurst. at Fourteenth. cent visit to Latin America.
one couple if no desired.
fee for the instructor. Women all si:1 •rnoenced in • fortheolwIng Man.
in Detroit. will celebrate its fit- thirteenth floor of the Union Guar-, The audience will be entertained
Insurance
to Dorn a clans should eomrnunicat• with of TheChronicle.
The proceeds of. this dance --
are Joseph
The Temple Study Club under the
tcenth birthday at the banquet to dian Building. Further details as by speakers and an orchestra com-
Mathisohn. ehatrman of the gem•
The Temple Arta (Society. which Urn
Park
Ave.
to
be
used
to
complete
the
furnish-
...turn committee. Temple Seth El.
2210
posed of young
Among direction of Miss Ann Katchka
here re-organised. .111 of ?aural. r
he held she latter part of Decem- to the exact date of the banquet posed
heretofore. merely In thu geld of tb•
;
ing
of
the
stage
in
the
social
hall
of
apeakero
will
be
the
held
its
first
messing
last
Wednes-
ber.
All
men
and
boys
who
were
and
the
program
will
be
sent
by
Randolph 8181
AAtivitlot to be Resumed:
drama. but Its astIeltise w Wings VIM
I Shaarey Zedek.
During the past weeks eerie. of meet• gnu arts.
at any time affiliated with the letter at an early date. Rosenthal. day at the community center.
Himelhoch's
Sunday Dinner
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The WILSHIRE
Dining Room
JOE RYNEK
Masonic
Temple
THANKSGIVING EVE
Sunday Dinner
$1.00
Wednesday M% November
Night
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