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Every One of the Items Below of Typical Himelhoch
Quality—Priced at Great Savings for 7 Days Only

• Toiletries

• Lingerie

MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS

• Hosiery

Mrs. Meyer Finkel, Mrs. Rose
Goldberg and Mrs. Anna Wil-
liams, are accepting reservations
for the donor luncheon to be held
at the Statler, Dec. 1.
Representatives from the In-
fants Service Group who will at-
tend the donor luncheon are.

• Handkerchiefs

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Mesdames Jack 11 rl lllnnt, Hamo Hank,
Arthur Cohen, Aaron Husain, 'Ralph
Goldsmith. F. N. Oretinhouaq Jelek
Howard, Nathaniel Holden, Jacob Jaffe,
Alfred Koffman. Norman Karaelek,
(Morse Jackson, Ahe Metteenor, 130001
Neuman. Harry Is Pliskow, Arthur
Robinson, l.. Handers. Stools Hussman,
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Rain /demon. Jule. Itilnlkoff. Morris
Wittus. Nat Weingartien, Nam Weingar•
den, Joseph Wilber, Ham Weller.

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At the last meeting of the mem-
bership campaign of the United
Hebrew Schools, held at.the home
of Dr. Albert E. Bernstein, Judge
Harry B. Keidnn was the princi-
pal speaker. Ile said in part:
"Much has been said about the
importance of connecting our
youth with the synagogue, but
what does the synagogue with its
services and rituals mean without
the proper background, without
education? It is only through
education that our prayers be-
come meaningful, that the syna-
gogue is brought closer to us."
In connection with the study
of Jewish history, Judge Keidan
said that it is only through an
understanding of our past that
we become imbued with the spirit
of justice and righteousness as
conceived by our people. He
further stated that only through
the study of our language, our
history and Torah do we learn to
appreciate the treasures of our
people. Ile concluded his address
by urging the members present
to give Sam Schaflander, chair-
man of the membership campaign,
their full co-operation.
Harry Cohen, president of the
schools, and Mr. Schaflander
spoke briefly, outlining the details
of the work.
The next meeting of the mem-
bership committee will be held
Tuesday evening, Dec. 1, at the
home of Julius Berman, 60 Bur-
lingame.

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MONDAY

Last Day

Marshall Lodge
to Hear G-Man

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NOVEMBER

SilkSale

Your last day to SAVE on the smart, popular kinds

of fabrics you'll wear now, and right into Spring!

Wonderful choice of daytime and evening materi-
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Monday!

These Included in the Sale!

Smart Print Satins, yard
Jacquard Crepes, yard

$1.39
98c
98c

Pure Dye Crepe Wynona, yard
Smart Faille-Alpaca, yard

$1.29

Cellophane Crepes, yard
Transparent Velvets (rayon
yard

$1.39
pile),
$1.39.
Crushless Velvets (rayon pile), yard $2.45
Metallic Novelties, yard
$2.45

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FUR COATS

More of the Values
That Are Giving
Frank & Seder a
Remarkable Volume
of Fur Business!

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
The Misses Hattie and Martha
left to spend the week-end with
Groneman, who left Detroit early
their daughter, Sue, in Boston,
last August, after spending a
month enrcute, have again moved
Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Wolf to Long Beach, Cal., where they
of Lawrence Ave. were hosts at a had resided, for many years. They
dinner party Saturday night, Nov. are now residing in the Palace
21.
Apartment Hotel,

•Ends Saturday, Dec. 5th

• Gloves

Sale--QUALITY

Mr. and Mrs. Day Krolik, Jr. of
Chicago spent the holiday week- 1 Sirs. Adolph Sloman will be at
end with their parents, Mr. and home to her friends on Sunday,
Nov. 29, in honor of her 79th
Mrs. Day Krolik of Rowena St.
birthday.

•Begins Saturday

• Bags

Made to Sell at $79 to $1191 ,

Slacked'
Grey
Broadtail,
Sgukrel
trimmed,
$69

Mrs. Eva Ellenstein, president
of the Eva I'renzlauer Maternity
Aid and her co-workers, Mrs.
Fannie Strauss, chairman, Mrs.
Joseph Rose, Mrs. Melba Stoller,

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November 27, 1936

Prenzlauer Donor
Luncheon Dec. 1

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Louis Marshall Lodge of the
Bnai Brith and its guests will
listen on Tuesday, Dec. 15, to a
narrative on government sleuth-
ing. The speaker will be Harold
Reinecke, Federal G-Man.
Mr. Reinecke will be introduced
by Samuel Charfoos, chairman of
the committee on special features.
Visitors will be welcome at this
special meeting, which will begin
at 8:45 p. m., in the Washington
Room of the Book-Cadillac ho-
tel.
Alvin M. Levin will address the
lodge Tuesday evening, Dec. 1,
on the "Life and Speeches of Al-
fred M. Cohen."
On Nov. 8, a well attended
meeting, which included as guests
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Bnai
Brith, heard and saw a non-tech-
nical exposition illustrated by
slides, on the mysteries of X-ray,
presented by one of the noted au-
thorities on the subject in Amer-
ica, W. Bierwagon, chief engineer
of the General Electric.

Y. M. H. A.
The annual open meeting of
the Y. M. H. A. will take place
at the Bnai Moshe on Nov. 29,
Those organizations not receiv-
ing invitations are urged to at-
tend. Entertainment, refresh-
ments and a pep talk are on the
program. Dr. Steinberg, Max
Steinberg, William Morris and
Ilenry Onrich will be there.

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Open Mon. • Wed. - Fri.
and Sat. Evening.

Hudson
Seal
Coats
$159

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston
Miss Marianne Sloss of Cleve-
left for Palm Beach, Fla., and will land is in Detroit from Hillsdale
be gone a fortnight.
College and is the guest of Mar-
jorie Hirschman for the Thanks-
Mrs. Irwin P. Strauss has re- giving holiday week-end.
turned to her home in New York
after a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Dr. William Haber, professor
Sol E. Heineman.
of economics at the University
of Michigan and former deputy
Dr. and Mrs. George Waldbott relief administrator fox the State
are entertaining a group of of Michigan, will address the Sis-
friends at dinner Saturday night, terhood of Temple Beth El
Nov. 28.
at its meeting on Mon-
day, Dec. 14, on "Aspects of So-
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Wohl cial Security." At 1:30 o'clock
of the Lee Crest gave a cocktail preceding Dr. Haber's lecture, a
party preceding the Great Lakes complimentary dessert luncheon
will be served to the members.
Club dinner dance, Nov. 25.

Purity Rainbow Assembly is
E. M. Tabor left Sunday, Nov.
22 to spend the winter in Holly- sponsoring a bridge party on Tues-
day
evening, Dec. 1, at the East-
wood, Fla.
ern Star Temple. 80 W. Alexan-
drine Ave. This is the first of
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy will a series of bridge parties, pro-
be hosts at a dinner party Satur- ceeds of which will go to the
day night, Dec. 5,
Children's Home and other funds.
The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbsten
will be hosts at a dinner party,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice II. Zack-
Saturday night, Nov. 28.
helm have returned to the city
from Rochester, Minn.
Mrs. Leo Butzel of Burns Ave.
spent last week-end in Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lewandorf
of Cleveland are spending the
Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Temple week-end with their brother-in-law
Beth El will leave on Tuesday and sister, Mr. and Mrs. David
for Cincinnati where he is to at- Huber.
tend a meeting of the board of
managers of the Union of Ameri-
Mrs. Harry W. Kohn of Glen-
can Hebrew Congregations of dale Ave. is spending a few weeks
which he is a member.
in Butler, Pittsburgh and Harris-
burg.
Mrs. Nathan Sloss is the guest
of Sir. and Mrs. Irving Hirsch-
Sir. and Mrs. Leo Marks and
man of Edison Ave.
children of Linwood Ave. left to
visit with relatives in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Newman over the week-end.
returned Tuesday from a few days
spent in New York.
Miss Bernice Edelstein of Sew-
Ave. left to spend the week-
Mr. and Sirs. Murfin Lorange of ard
end
in Chicago.
Cleveland, 0., are spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with Mr.
Mr. and Sirs. Julius Lipman of
and Mrs. William Fleischman of
Gloversville, N. Y., formerly of
McNichols Road.
Detroit, are visiting over the holi-
Mr. and Sirs, Henry Wineman day week-end with Sir. and Mrs.
left for a 10 days"stay in Atlantic David Unbar of York Road.
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sloman of
Jerome Spiegel of Chicago re- Afton Blvd. returned from a short
cently visited with his brother, visit in Toronto.
Robert Spiegel of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt are
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Kai- spending the holiday week-end in
chen entertained at a family din- the cast.
ner Thanksgiving day in their
home on Webb Ave.
Philip Schaffer of Philadelphia,
Pa., spent the week-end with his
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stein children, Sir. and Mrs. Charles
returned to their home in Chicago King of Santa Rosa Drive.
having been the guests of Mr. and
Miss Mildred Fink who is at
Mrs. Joseph Burak.
tending the University of Chicago,
Sirs. Maurice Enggass returned is spending the holiday week-end
Tuesday from a week's stay in with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Fink of Winona Ave.
New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levenson
Mrs. Oscar Zemon, Mrs. William
Mazer, Robert Mazer and Milton of Johnstown, Pa. are the guests
Doner attended the Slichigan-Ohio of Sir. and Mrs. Louis Frank of
State football game in Columbus. Virginia Park.

Nevin Palley of Pittsburgh is
James Wineman spent last week-
spending the holiday week-end in
end in Atlantic City.
Detroit visiting with friends.
Mr. and Sirs. Philip Trost of
Sirs. Harry Wine of Calvert
Toledo will be the guests on Sun-
day of Mr. and Sirs. Irving Ave. returned frotn a month's stay
in New York.
Hirschman.

Hollander dyed. Made
to sell for Sits to
$3.13. Swaetter • o d
filled models.

Persian
Lamb
Swaggers
$198

Mad• to sell for VIP
to E11/8. Base 14
to as.

$100 Natural Muskrats
$69
$100 Brown Kidskin:
$69
$100 to $119 Black Ponies.
$69
$89 to $100 Black Caraculs
$69
$89 to $100 Gray Lambs
$69
$100 Mendoza Beavers 4°4 $69
$79 to $100 Northern Seals gl y 1$69
$100 to $119 Persian Lambs $69
$100 Gray Broadtails.,:=711$69
$100 Civet Cats $69
$89 Mendoza Lapins Eg4 , • $69
$100 Jap Mink Sides
$69
$100 Brown Caraculs
$69
$89 to $100 Black Kidskins... $69
$100 Premier Bonded Beavers $69
$89 Mink-Dyed Lapins. cT:1 .$69

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Frank & Seder

Mlawer Celebrate
2nd Anniversary
Sunday Evening

For Men-- For Boys--

In November, 1934, under the
leadership of Abe Greenbaum, a
small group of men organized the
Mlawer Unigegend Verein for
charitable and social purposes of
former Mlawer residents. In the

U., eon • large selection of

Boys. ALL WOOL

SHIRTS

Overcoats

With Hat to Match

Nouns TodThItrg: SI 95
cloth, newest Pat -
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$ 7 95

Plaid Lining
Sizes 5 to 10

Imported English
Wool Hosiery 75c

All Wool
Sweaters .. $1.95

Holiday Neckwear

ALL SIZES

Genuine Horsehide

Hand Tailored, — Resilient
Constructed

55c

JACKETS

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Genuine Pig Skin
Gloves . . . $1.95

We Carry a Complete Line
of Boy. Furnishings

Large Assortment of Holiday Gifts for Men and Boys

FREE CHRISTMAS PACKING
A Small Deposit Will Lay•Away Any Article

QUALITY, VALUE, PLUS SERVICE IS MAKING OUR
STORES POPULAR

ABE GREENBAUM

DAD LAD ,

last two years, this group has
grown to about 150 couples and
has contributed to all worthwhile
local and national charities. It
has sent about $2000 to Europe
not only to help the landsleite but
also contributing to the support
of Chisha Shako, Mlawer Gym-
nasium, etc.
To celebrate the second birth-
day of this group, a dinner-dance
will be held on Sunday, Nov. 29,
at Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road,
at 6:30 p. m. Dinner will be fol-
lowed by dancing. The hanging
of the charter will take place.
The chairman of the evening is
I. Mellin. The chairman of the
ticket committee is Sam Lichten-
stein. The officers are: Ben S.
Golden, president; L Burnstein,
vice president; Dave Rallin, treas-
urer; Leo Fried, secretary.
Tickets ran be had by calling
Tyler 5-4183, the members of the
verein, or the night of the party
at the door.

Prudence Bernstein of Blaine
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Enggass
will be hosts at a dinner party Ave., has as her house guest dur-
ing the Thanksgiving holiday Miss
Saturday night, Nov. 28.
Rita Haskin of Long Island, N.
Louis Robinson of Chicago Blvd. Y., who is attending Bowling
honored his daughter, Andrey, with Green University.
a dinner-dance Wednesday eve-
Miss Madelyn Kahn left Thurs-
ning, Nov. 25, given at the Book
Cadillac. Covers were laid for 30 day for Cleveland Heights. 0.,
guests.
where she will be the guest of
Sirs. Lenore Horwitz and her
Next Monday, Dr. Leo M. nephew, Sheridan, for the Thanks-
Franklin will address the Detroit giving vacation,
Review Club on the subject "Re-
Mrs. V. Binkow of 2070 W.
ligion as a Fine Art."
Euclid gave a miscellaneous Blanche Yurka at
Mr. and Sirs. Harry N. Cohn of shower in honor of her cousin,
Hadassah Affair
Butler, Pa., formerly of Detroit, Miss Yetta Kief. Covers were laid
spent several days with Mr. and for 66 guests on Nov. 19, at Iluy-
Blanche,
Yurka, eminent artist
Mrs. Jacob Perlmutter of Webb ler's L'Aiglon in the Fisher Bldg.
of the stage and screen, will be
Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weinbeck presented by the Detroit chapter
Newton King of Columbus, 0., and mother, Mrs. Meryl Musco- of Hadassah on Wesdnesday, Dec.
spent last Sunday with his family vite, are making their home in 16, at 8:30 p. m., at the Masonic
in Detroit.
Miami Beach, Fla., and are re- Temple.
The audience will be limited
siding at 744 Euclid Ave., Ileredi
Meyer Rosenberg of Poe Ave. is Apts. They had as their week- to paid-up lubscribers to Hades-
motoring through Northern Michi- end house guest Mrs. Si. Kauf- sah's Roll of Honor Campaign
gan.
man of Philadelphia Ave., who headed this year by Sirs. Sidney
arrived to attend the Bar Mitz- J. Allen. Mrs. S. Q. Kesler,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Horniker vah of her grandson, Arnold. son chairman of the program com-
of New York are visiting with of Mr: and Sirs. Louis Kaufman, mittee, declares that Hadassah is
fortunate in securing so distin-
their family, Mr. and Mrs. Mi- on Saturday, Nov. 21,
guished an actress for its annual
chael Falk of Elmhurst Ave.
Many lovely affairs have been affair.
Miss Yurka has agreed to fill
Harold Van Baalen Jr., a stu- given in honor of Helen D. Mit-
dent at Albion is spending the teldorf, bride-elect of Nov. 26 only a limited number of dates
Thanksgiving week-end with Sir. On Wednesday, Nov. 4, a personal between theatrical and motion pie-
and Mrs. Fred Gunsburg of Chi- shower was given by her sister , tore engagements.
The program will be followed
cago Blvd.
Bertha Mitteldort, in the Green
Room of the Wilshire Hotel. The by a reception and dance in the
Mrs. Alexander Freeman of Chi- table was beautifully set. and Crystal Ballroom. Mrs. David S.
cago Blvd. left Wednesday to luncheon was served for 60 Diamond is in charge of arrange-
spend the winter in Miami Beach. guests. On Nov. 17, • lovely ments.
The next Honor Roll rally will
handkerchief shower was given in
Harry Frank, son of Mr. and her honor by Mrs. Tom S. Mittel- be held Wednesday, Dec 2, at
Mrs. H. J. L. Frank is home from dorf of Clements Ave. On Nov. the Detroiter Hotel. Luncheon
Cornell College to spend the holi- 19, • beautiful affair was given will he served at 12:30 for those
days with his family.
by Miss Lillian Leider at her who wish it. Luncheon reserva-
home on Virginia Park, in the tions will be taken by Mrs. Mar-
vin Weisman, Longfellow 7941.
Sirs. Arthur Siegel and her form of a "memory party."
niece, Joan, of Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Misses Hattie and Florence
spend last week-end visiting with
Silberman of 1250 Burlingame
Mr. and Mrs. David King.
Ave. left Wednesday for a 10 Contributions to the Fresh;
Air Society •
Richard Sloss of Cleveland days' stay in New York.
spent Thanksgiving Day as the
A Scavenger Hunt will be given
guest of Frederick Hirschman.
The Fresh Air Society received
by the Chaldean Sorority on Dec. ■ contribution from Sir. and Mrs.
Mrs. Horded Ezekiel and Mrs. 5, in honor of Bliss Gertrude Feld- W. S. Ileavenrich, in memory of
Elliott H. Moyer of Washington, stein of 3333 Collingwood Ave., Benjamin Siegel, Mrs. S. Schoen-
D. C., Miss Guy Rowe and Mr. who is leaving for Florida on Dec. brun Mrs. Karl Fechheimer and
and Mrs. II. Kratze of New York 18 for a six months stay. The next Mrs. Blanche Stern.
City, were called home due to the meeting of the sorority will be
serious illness of their father, h old at the borne of Miss Ann
Flowers for all occasions —
oyne of 2448 Hazelwood Ave.
Charles A. Finstarwald.
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