Friday, February 2, 1945

DETROirJEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Six

In The Realm of Local Society

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

miss Rhoda Lou11
17 — den, who
is a student at Western College
in Oxford, Mich., spent the past
week with her father, Norman
Hayden of the Belcrest.

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith
will be hosts at a dinner party
in their home on Shrewsbury
Dr. Saturday, Feb. 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Melville S. Welt
of Balmoral Dr. are leaving Feb.
3 ford Lennox, Mass., to visit
with their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Smith and Mr. and .Mrs.
Vernon Pope in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald May en-
tertained a group of friends at
dinner in their home on Wilde-
mere Ave. Friday, Jan. 26.

Mrs. Henry Soss and her
daughters, Betty and Ellen, plan
to leave the week-end of Feb.
15 to visit in New York.

Mrs. Herbert Bloom returned
to her -home on Stratford Rd.
from an extended stay in Miami
Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg
of 16546 Wildemere Ave. an-
nounce the graduation of their
daughters, Barbara from Central
High School, and Shirley from
Wayne University College of Ed-
ucation.

Mrs. Maxwell Jospey and in-
fant daughter of Covington Dr.
are visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Barna in Baton
Rouge, La., and will be gone
six weeks.

Mrs. Arthur W. Schlesinger of
Boston Blvd. left to visit with
her children, Dr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Greene and family, in New
Orleans. Mr. Schlesinger will
join them some time in Febru-
ary.

Lt. (jg) Irving B. Gerson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Gerson of the Belcrest, is home
on a 30-day furlough. He will
leave Feb.. 10, reporting at York-
town, Va., to enter a Mine
Sweeping School.

Mrs. Harry Becker of War-
rington Dr. is a guest at the
Broad Ripple Hotel in Miami
Beach. Mr. Becker plans to join
her later on in the season.

Mrs. David J. Levy of Boston
Blvd. returned Jan. 30 from 10
(lays in New York.

Mrs. Arthur Davis left to join
her husband, Lt. Davis, who is
stationed in New Orleans.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brown
and Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Schaf-
ler entertained jointly at a din-
ner party given at the Statler
Wednesday evening, Jan. 31.

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Mrs. Bernard Fineman left for enlisted in the Navy and was
Abilene, Tex., to visit her hus- home on leave after having fin-
ished his boot training at Great
band, Sgt. B. Fineman.
Lakes, Ill.
Mrs. Morris Jacobs of Glynn
Court is visiting in Birmingham,
Misses Ruth and Aileen Stein
Ala.
of 2075 W. Philadelphia Ave.
gave a luncheon at the Statler
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Radin of honoring their cousin, who L
Hazelwood Ave. have as their here on a visit from Pittsburgh.
guest their (laughter, Miss Sid
Radin of New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Newman
of McQuade Ave. will have open
Mrs. Felix Mahler of Whit- house for their brother, Sgt.
more Rd. is visiting in Albany, Myer Brenner, on Sunday, Feb.
N. Y.
4, from 2 to 5 p. •m. Sgt. Bren-
ner is home on tt's 30-day leave
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faver of after having spent almost three
Chicago Blvd. are spending the years in the Pacific area.
remainder of the winter in
Miami Beach, Fla.
On Wednesday, Jan. 31, Han,
Mrs.
Sidney
Krandall
of nah Foreman of 'San Juan Dr.
Naughtles Dr. is sojourning in honored Jennie Brant of Petos-
key Ave., bride-elect of March,
Miami Beach.
with a personal shower at her
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cowan of home, entertaining for 25 guests.
Buena Vista Ave. are visiting in
Lt. William Stone, son of Ben
New York City.
Stone, 2960 Collingwood, received
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilberg his commission as a Second Lieu-
and daughter, Mrs. Robert Win- tenant from The Engineers
ger of Canterbury Dr., left Jan. School, Ft. Belvoir, Va., on Jan.
30 to spend the winter months 24. Mr. Stone and daughter,
with the Alfred Gilbergs of Tuc- Mrs. Dan Siegel, attended the
son, Ariz. Enroute they will vis- graduation and stopped in Wash-
it their son and brother, Capt. ington for a fortnight. Lt. Stone
Sidney M, Goldberg at Fort is now spending a 10-day leave
at home.
Sheridan, Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Schiff Flowers for all occasions-
of Richton had as their guest Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-6622
their son, Donald William, who

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MISS SARA LEE BEAN

Mrs. Rose Bean of 1636 Gladstone Ave. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Sara Lee, to Herbert Taylor, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor of Toronto. No wedding date has
been set.

80th birthday of Mrs. Fleisch-
Mrs. Herman Pine of Brook-
man's sister, Miss Fayyne Shrod- lyn, N. Y., is the guest of Mr.
er on Feb. 2.
and Mrs. David David of the
Alden Park Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman
of Suffolk Dr. have returned from
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Manning,
a few (lays in Cincinnati.
Dr. and Mrs. Max Saidman and
the Douglas Purthers have re-
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Wittle- turned from a visit to New York
shofer of Boston Blvd. left Feb. City.
3 for a few (lays in New York.
Mrs. E. Lesowoder of Abbot
Mrs. Oscar Blumberg and Mrs. Ave. is sojourning in Miami
Morse Goldman returned from Beach.
10 days in, New York.
Mrs. Israel Hertz of Calvert
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brown Ave. has returned from a visit
of Warrington Dr. are leaving to Chicago.
Feb. 5 for a week in New York.
Visiting in New York City this
Miss Bex Gibney of Shaker week is Mrs. Sam Wider of Edi-
Heights, 0., is the house guest son Ave.
of Mr. and Mrs. William Fleisch-
man of Cambridge- Rd.
Mrs. Ed Rose of Winthrop Ave.
left this week for a visit in
Clarence Enggass of Cumber- Miami Beach.
land Way spent the past week
in New York. '
Lt. (jg) Irving B. Gerson, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Gersdn
Capt. and Mrs. Felix Rosen- if the Belcrest Hotel, is home
thal of New York are the guests )n leave until Feb. 9, after al-
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laib of most two years' service over-
Strathcona Dr.
seas.

Mrs. George M. Wayburn will
return to her home in Hunting-
Lt. and Mrs. Charles Victor
ton Woods Feb. 4, after three are visiting with Mrs. Victor's
weeks spent in New York.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Linlen-
batim of Shrewsbury Rd.
William Fleischman accompani-
ed his mother, Mrs. Mark Fleisch-
Mrs. Sam Rhodes of W. Outer
man of the Lee Crest. to Cin- Dr. is visiting in Washington, D.
cinnati when they celebrated the C. and Miami Beach, Fla.

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ln a • • . Women
• • . Babies
Wo
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Coats taken right from stock . . . each with its Siegel

label which assures you finest quality and workmanship

. . • reduced in this annual clearance.

BLACK PERSIANS,

were

GREY PERSIANS,

$1095

to

MUSKRATS,

$258

were $295

SKUNK STROLLERS,

SO. AM. LAMB,

$158

were $295

were $695

$488

$450

$248

was

DYED SQUIRRELS,

BEAVERS,

$598

were $795

AMER. BROADTAIL,

$288

$445

were

$158

were to $265

$698

were $765 to $795...$668

MINK (gills, paws, sides)

were

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Ad% atter(' Shorthand
ItreinninK T)temriting
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Comptometer
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Bookkeeping
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to

$698

$465 to $595

Secretarial . . . Comptometer

"The School of Distinction"

$198

were $345

were $795 .

DYED ERMINE,

BUSINESS TRAINING

$495

$428 to $898*

LEOPARD CAT,

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leading
to
per -
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positions.
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In
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in
business and
go% o moot
office.,
at
beginning
salaries of $150 to $205 per month.
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WEDDING PARTIES

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$388 to $488

WHITE MOUTON LAMBS,

were $95

$58

CALL prices plus 20% Fed. Ex. Tax,

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