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A Lovely September Bride
For School or
College Wear
Misses'
Jersey Dresses
$15."
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Slip-over models with a narrow
self tie sash belt; diagonal set
pockets; collar and cuffs of soft
white kid leather. The colors—
taupe, navy, black and brown. A
new fashion for school, college,
office or general wear at a low
price.
Sizes 14 to 20 years
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Colo. moo..
Mr. and' Mrs. M. II. Blumberg of
Chicago Boulevard have returned
from New York City.
Returning from a Great Lakes
cruise where they stopped at points
in Northern Michigan are Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Friedman and family
of Chicago Boulevard.
S. Geltner of Longfellow avenue,
who spent several days at eastern
points, has returned.
As Shown in Women's Suits
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sloan of Edi-
son avenue have returned from a
motor trip throughout the eastern
states.
Many years have passed since suits developed in all
black have been shown in such a variety of styles. The
new suit materials, Moussyne, Gerona, Cachemire Duve-
tyn, are wondrously lovely in black, $68 to $135.
No connection with any other stroe
UNDERSTAND
we Do Not Serve Here
KOSHER HAM
But we do serve you a good, clean and strictly Kosher Meal at
Reasonable Prices.
Under personal Supervision of Rabbi J. L. Levin.
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH, 11:30-to 2 P. M., 50 CENTS
Carmel Kosher Restaurant
1425 Broadway (under new management)
Cadillac 2185
Near John R.
Special Rates for. Weddings, l'arties and Banquets.
Baer & Polansky
"JUST FURS"
Beware of the Cold
Weather.
Preparedness is a Good
Policy.
Opposite the New Capitol Theatre.
Second Floor
Main 7825
1525 Broadway
Eureka Bldg.
Women of all ages value its exceptional dis-
tinctiveness and seem eager to bow to the Paris-
ian mandate for all black robes. In the East
women are gowned in black from early morn
till dewy eve, in materials of such richness as
to obviate the necessity of any but the simplest
trimming. Some of Ilimelhoch's new black gar-
ments are described below.
Mr. and Mrs. John Feldman and
son of Grove avenue have returned
from a trip to Duluth, Minn., and
Youngstown, Ohio.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
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Newest Arrivals
in Black
Mrs. Murk B. Weiss and son, Les-
ter, of Garfield avenue have left for
the east, where they will spend the
holy days at the home of Mrs. Weiss'
mother, Mrs. Rae Berlin of Far Rock-
away, Long Island.
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V. E. Hirsh of Belmont avenue
spent several days in New York and
Atlantic City the past week.
Black Gowns
Mr. and Mrs. A. Young of Belmont
avenue are spending a few weekd
with relatives and friends in ProviL
dence, R. I.
Nothing is quite so conducive to the svelte line which
is so essential this season as a gown of all black. There
is offered here a showing of stunning black gowns. Prices
are from $39.50 to $75.00.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Earn of Longfel-
low avenue are visiting with relatives
and friends in Boston and Worcester,
Mass.
Black Hats
MRS. HAROLD REDFIELD (Mirah Helen Cohen)
Returning from an extended east-
One of the most beautiful weddings lace, forming a cap. The bride car-1
er trip are Mr. ad Mrs. L. A. Krause. of the season took place on Tuesday tied a shower bouquet of white or-
of Burlingame avenue.
evening, Sept 6, at 8:30 o'clock at , chide, valley-lilies and swansonia. The
Messrs. George S. Weiss, Otto A. Hotel Statler, when Miss Mirah Helen only attendant
Cohen
erg), Mrs.
who Arthur
acted at
mat-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Is- (Edith Ginsb
Weiss, Harry Hoffman and Morris' Cohen,
ron of honor, wore pale Nile green
Enda left for Chicago, where they reel Cohen of 4827 Second Boule- chiffon and carried an arm bouquet
have marticulated at the Illinois Col- card, became the bride of Mr. Ilarold of pink La France roses and smilax.'
Redfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Little Miss Claire Wineman, daugh-
lege of Chiropody.
Rosenfield of Second Boulevard, in
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ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine-
R. J. Rice of Putnam avenue spent the presence of relatives and friends man, in pink chiffon and carrying a
basket of pink roses, was a dainty
several days in New York City the , of both
families.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiated at
past
week.
' the ceremony, which was solemnized little flower girl.
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The groom was attended by his
ti n ,der. an archway of pink gladiolas. brother, Albert Rosenfield, as best
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heme
was carried
Mr. and Mrs. R. Warshansky of
f
n
man,
and Walter Rosenfield, Arthur
East Palmer avenue are visiting with out
se decorative
IT y, fernery festoon-
very effective
Field, Avery Ginsberg and Walter
friends
s and relatives in Bost n and ing the pillars and tall standards o o Schuett as ushers. Mrs. Cohen,
Marblehead, Mass. I gladiolas and five-branched silver can-
mother of the bride, wore a handsome
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delabra flanking either side of the
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Humburg arch. Bay t es joined with garlands gown of grey chiffon with trimmings
of grey sequins.
th
of the Otter apartment have moved ar, greener y y r marked
o the aisle g through
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Sirs. Rosenfield, mother of the
to New York City to make it their , °`
which the wedding party passe d .
groom, was attired in an exquisite
future home.
A beautifully appointed table in robe of black lace. A buffet supper
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I the center of the room, covered with
was served to 170 guests. Dancing
Mr. and Mrs. Marx Lewy and Mrs.. a lace cloth and adorned with pink
Phil Goldstein and Mr. and Mrs. A. , roses and silver candelabra, held the followed.
Following a motor tour throughout
B. Cilzerberg of the Chicago Beach bride and groom's wedding cakes.
the eastern states, Mr. and Mrs. Red-
Hotel spent the last week here at- The bride was beautiful in ivory satin field will reside at the family home,
tending the races. They were the trimmed wish old rose pointe lace, en 4827 Second Boulevard, and will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Slo- train, the tulle veil being held in
man. place by a bandeau of rose pointe at home after Oct. 1.
Miss Mary Elkin, who has been as-
Miss Elizabeth Weiss of 589 South
sociated with the United Jewish
Charities for the last four years, has Green street was hostess at a party
taken a position as office manager of on Labor Day. Among those present
were the Misses Freida Apsel, Julia
the Elkin hotel at Mt. Clemens.
Frank, Sylvia Sternberg and Lena
Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S., I Lampert.
will hold a regular meeting Monday
On Aug. 29 the sum of $500 was
evening, Sept. 12, at 7:30 o'clock.
raised for war sufferers at the Mt .
Mr. and Mrs. Manfred M. Linick Clemens Amusem*nt l'ark as a resul t
and family of 102 California avenue of an appeal made by Rabbi Volk-
have rtturned from their summer va- man and Samuel Elkin.
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Elias, Hugo
Solomon and their parents, Mr. and
Virs. A. Solomon, are motoring
hrough the eastern states.
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO ANN ARBOR STUDENTS
Will be opened at the beginning of
the semester. Jewish home meals,
a home-like atmosphere.
SOLOMON & MINTZ, Props.
339 South Division St.,
Tel. 1856-J.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Or
Mrs. Emil Baron and family re-
turned from a three months' stay at
Sans Sauci, Mich.
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF
The La Rose Beauty Shop
Mrs. M. Blumrosen, Miss Frieda'
Blumrosen and Miss Ruth Friedman
of Ferry avenue returned after spend-
ing the summer at Birchwood and ,
other northern resorts.
"Catering to the Fastidious"
Our Principles:
REFINEMENT EFFICIENCY - COURTESY
Children's Haircutting Our Specialty
Novelty automobile chairs and a large playroom with every amuse-
ment device for their comfort.
Honoring Miss Dorothy Tobias of
Baltimore, Md., Miss Frieda Brodkin
entertained at her home on Brush'
street Saturday evening, Sept. 3. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games. A buffet lunch was served to
10 guests.
A pleasat evening was spent by the
chaperones of the Fresh Air Camp
Wednesday evening last at the camp.
The social workers are planning a
week-end party at the camp, which
closed officially on Tuesday of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Landsberg
I entertained
25 guests at a card party
Mrs. M. Friedman and daughter,
Celia, of 973 East Warren avenue,
and midnight lunch in honor of their who have been touring through the
first anniversary.
south, spending a month, also with
friends in St. Louis, Mo., are expect-
Mrs. 0. Brinkman of 1716 Hazel- ed home Sunday.
wood left for Chicago and Milwaukee
for an indefinite stay.
Miss Rose Kornfield of St. Louis,
Mo.; who has been a guest of Mrs. I.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Flayer and fam- Gam and Miss Anna Friedman of
ily of Palmer avenue have returned 973 East Warren avenue, has re-
from a motor trip to Chicago, where turned to her home.
they spent two weeks with friends
and relatives.
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WE ADVISE YOU TO
BUY COAL NOW
A
c omfortably seated.
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Detroit Motorbus Company
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4739
Make your reservations now.
Less than two blocks from campus.
DINING ROOM
Mr. and Mrs. S. Feldman and fam-
Miss Ruth Englander Newman, who
. ily of 307 East Ferry avenue are was bridesmaid at the Voss-Hersh
I spending the remainder of the sum- wedding on Sunday last, has returned
, mer at their farm near Milford, Mich. to her home in Chicago.
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4116 Woodward Ave. •
5901 Woodward Ave.
The Misses Ruth and Helen Blum-
rpsen of Ferry avenue returned after
spending the summer at Petoskey and
Birchwood.
Miss Florence Berg of Taylor aye-
' nue has returned home after a five
' weeks' visit with relatives and friends
' in New York, Atlantic City and As-
bury Park, N. J.
Fares will be collected after passengers are
A. C. KRENZ •
Before you buy a new or used car, come in, get acquainted
with us. We have a complete line of standard makes in
used cars. Our stock includes Buicks, Dodges, Maxwell,
Reo, IlUdS011, Franklin.
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Cleaning
Repairing
LILIAN F. MOYLAN
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The Shop
s where c zry
Hupmobiles
The Messrs. Jack and Arthur Cohen I
and their two sisters have returned
from a motor trip through New York.
bert, Lillian and Eleanor Scher have
returned from Gratiot Beach, where,
chaperoned by Mrs. B. L. Lambert
and Mrs. S. Scher, they occupied a
cottage during the month of August.
Guests at the cottage during that time
included the Misses Emily Morris,
Aimee Elie!, Charlotte and Marcia
Erman.
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WILLIAMS & HASTINGS, INC.
Ready Made
Special
CORSETS
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33.35 Grand River Ave., E., 4th Floor
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Woodward to Jefferson East.
This line will be known as "ROUTE No. 6."
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"A Trustworthy House"
Green street spent a week in Chicago,
Miss Audrey Front has returned
Maternity
where he took his two brothers to the
from a month's visit to New York
Illinois College of Chiropody.
Corsets
City.
Mrs. J. Marcuse of 1474 Webb ave-
Main 6135
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hersh of Buf-
nue, Mrs. A. Bondy, her sister, Miss
falo were guests of their parents Mr s.
Fanny Weiss of New York, her guest, and Mrs. Jacob Hersh, for a week.)
and Philip Marcuse are visiting for They came to attend the marriage of P ' - •0111. \ ■1 13 ■ 116. 11
the week at Gratiot Inn.
their sister, Matilda, to Mr. Frank
The Misses Sara and Ruth Lam- Voss.
route will be Jefferson Avenue to Randolph Street,
Randolph to Lamed Street, Lamed to Second Boule-
vard, Second Boulevard to Lafayette, to Green Avenue.
Running East, Lafayette Boulevard to Cass Avenue,
Cass Avenue to Fort Street, Fort Street to Woodward,
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missumermingg
Miss Jennie Levy of 230 Chandler
The Misses Rose Penn and Ethel ,
avenue has returned from Cleveland,
after spending some time with her Cohen were hostesses at a gathering 1
given at their home, 979 East War-
brother, Philip Levy.
ren avenue, on Saturday evening,
Dr. Louis Weiss of 689 South Sept. 3. There were 20 guests.
By consent of the City Council, the Detroit Motor-
bus Company announces the inauguration of service,
starting Saturday morning, September 10th, East and
West on WEST LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD, be-
tween City Hall and Green Avenue, a distance of four
miles from City Hall. These buses will be routed
through from the City Limits on Jefferson Avenue East
to Green Avenue, on Lafayette. Running West, the
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to $40.
Albert Levy of 230 Chandler ave-
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Goldberg and
nue has left for Cleveland, where he
will spend a week with his brother, children, Virginia and Junior, of 87
Delaware avenue have returned home
Philip Levy.
after a two weeks' motor trip.
A nnouncement
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They are such old and universal favorites as to need
no further praise. The new models, however, with
touches from Old Spain, are irresistibly charming. $15
—home Portrait by Schaldenbrand.
Woodward
of F•rsci Ava
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Don't wait for the rush when cold
weather comes.
We have all kinds of hard coal, soft
coal and co*ke. Our coal comes di-
rect from the best mines in the coun-
try. Absolutely no clinkers left if
your furnace is in good condition.
Our coal is screened and kept under
cover. Every order that leaves our
l. pard is perfectly dry and clean.
I Best service and prompt delivery.
We handle the genuine Pocahontas
lump and mine run.
G. GASSEL COAL CO.
BRYAPIT
assigned. to reduce
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Eight Mile Road and Gratiot
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JOSEPH WEYER, Proprietor
The best equipped and most beautiful Road
House in the Detroit environs opened Sat-
urday, September 3rd.
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Joseph Weyer, for four years at the
Phoenix Club, five years at Hotel Pontchar-
train, five years at Westwood Inn, knows
the requirements of fine patronage.
Seven-piece Finzel's Orchestra—dancing-
fine food.
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'CORSETS' ,$
for STOUT WOMEN
Phone in your
Reservation:
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the figure and give
stout women slender,
graceful limn.
Corsets
In white or pink
coutil or brooks,
sizes 26 to 45
w ;i1
to 18.00
Brassieres
la white or mak,
38 to 56
bust.
85c to 6.95
Edmund G. Lewis
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Chapel and Office
7739 JOHN R.
Complete Motor Equipment
Market 2114
SocAnd Floor, Wash*ta/US amass
Vossivarl awls.
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JEWISH
Market 3688-R
Office: 9031 Woodward Ave.
Market 1600.
Yard and office: Prairie and P.M.R.R.
Garfield r 556.
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SPPUNK
ENGRAVING CO.
thntmenzial Artists
and Engravers
700 IMAS101)1T7K BLDG. DETROIT
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