The Sentinel, v.048 no. 06, 1922

              THE SENTINEL
THE NEW
WRIGHTWOOD
CLUB HOUSE
H.Rubensteiu
504 Wrightwood Ave.
Cor. Hampden Court
Diversey 5280 and Diversey 7778
Beautifully decorated and
spacious Club House of
many rooms in which to
hold your Wedding recep-tions
and other social
functions.
REAL LACE
BY THE YARD
Hand Made Lace Monograms
for Linens and Lingerie in
Valenciennes
and
Venetian Point
TO ORDER
Luncheon Sets, Collars, Doilies,
French Filet, Etc.
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MAKERS AND DIRECT IMPORTERS
OF BELGIAN LACES
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410 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE
Harrison 3576
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overnight for less
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remarkable battery.
No. 4 "Chi-Rad" Storage "B" Battery,
221/s volt section (mounted) $6.0
21/2 volt section (single cell) .50
No. 4a "Chi-Rad" Storage "B" Bat-tery
Charger ..............................$1.90
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THE MARTHA SHOP
Offers a wide variety of
Afternoon Frocks and
Dresses for all occas-ions.
Dainty Effects.
Beautiful Shades.
5th Floor Kesner Bldg.
N.E. Cor. Wabash & Madison
Phone Dearborn 2109
Contributions for this Department
SOCIAL
The Theda Phi Kappa Fraternity of
the B. D. 0. Z. Temple will hold an
informal' dance at the Temple, 1908
Humboldt boulevard, Saturday eve-ning,
November 18. Invitations may
be secured from the following mem-bers:
Harold Blitz, Charles Kimmel,
Harris Natker, Ernest Newman, Wm.
Reisz, Eugene Seiop and Nathan
Skiraw.
must be legibly written on one side Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldstein of
of the paper and mailed to reach The 1755 Milwaukee avenue were sur-
Sentinel office on or before Tuesday prised with a dinner on Sunday,
of each week. October 28, at the home of their chil-dren,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Felsen, in honor
of their 30th wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Edelstone an- Covers were laid for fourteen. Mr.
nounce the engagement of their daugh- and Mrs. Goldstein received many
ter Violet, to Julian Bomash, son of beautiful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bomash of the
Madison Park hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Matros (Ann
Mr. and Mrs. Cadi Klein of 622 Taradash) of 1653 South Central Park
Sergeant avenue, Joplin, Mo., announce avenue announce the arrival of a son
the engagement of their daughter Jack Irwin on Thursday, October 26.
Rosine, to Chester A. Olff of Grand Mr. and Mrs. M. Sterling of 1041
Rapids, Mich., formerly of Chicago, South Robey street have moved to
son of Max Olff, South Bend, Ind. 1143 South Albany avenue where they
Mrs. Eleanore Siegel of 1327 South will be pleased to receive their rela-
Harding avenue announce the engage- tives and friends.
ment of her daughter Helen, to Alex Saturday evening, November 18, the
Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Fisher Eleanor Sorority will give its third
of 3229 Palmer square. anniversary dance at the Temple Judea
Mr. and Mrs. Zelig Horwich of 1345 community center, 1227 Independence
South Peoria street, announce the en- boulevard. Benson's supreme dance
gagement of their daughter Sara, to orchestra will furnish the music.
Mr. Louis Brody, son of Mr. and Mrs. A halloween party was given by the K. Brody of 1626 South Turner aye- ioenprywsgvnb h
nue. Lambda Epsilon Sorority, Saturday
evening, October 28, at the home of
The engagement is announced of Mayme Simon, 3332 Lexington street.
Miss Clarice Goldberg, daughter of
Mrs. B. Goldberg of 2135 Thomas The Dahid Sorority held a meeting
street, to Maurice Grossfield of Austin. at the home of Miss Fiddie Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Nudelman of 3508 West 13th place, where final ar-
4934 Calumet avenue announce the rangements were made for a 16 mile
engagement of their daughter, Ruth, hike, which was held Sunday, October
to Sam Berg. A luncheon was given later.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Heller of The Associate chapter of the Alpha
7646 Paxton avenue, announce the Epsilon Phi sorority of the Northwest-engagement
of their daughter, Bertha era University entertained at the home
Carolyn, to Aaron H. Cohn, son of of Alice Rosenthal of 1350 Winnemac
Mr. and Mrs. Isador Cohn of 5741 avenue. Those present were: Beulah
Michigan avenue. Margolis, Elsa Kohn, Madeline Gelder,
SOUTH SHORE TEMPLE CONG.
Dr. George A. Fox wil be the
speaker at the Memorial meeting to
be held for Dorothy Kahn at the South
Shore Temple community center, 72d
and Jefferey avenue, 2:30 p. in., Sun-day,
November 12. Miss Stella Levin-kind
will preside at the meeting.
Miss Kahn passed away in July after
an invalidism of nearly two years. In
order to carry out her wish to aid
crippled children, a group of her girl
friends, under the leadership of Miss
Levinkind have formed a committee
for this work. Plans for a permanent
organization will be announced at the
Memorial meeting.
The committee includes the Misses
Florence and Hattie Bernstein, Frieda
Gevirtz, Frances and Bertha Lebo-witz,
Dorothy Hirsh, Ethel Jacobs,
Edna Levine, Charlotte and Mollie
Gottliebson, Minna Lebowitz, Laura
Solomon, Lea Greenwald and Mes-dames
George Mansowitch and Sadie
L. Goldsmith.
r.
Elsie Engel, Mrs. Hobart Levy, Lucille
Kohn, Henrietta Sultan and Viola
Roth.
Miss Gertrude Ehrenhalt of 3446
West Jackson boulevard entertained a
number of friends at her home, Fri-day
evening, October 27. Among
those present were the Misses Florence
and Frieda Schneider, Pauline David-son,
Bertha Goldberg, Mildred Gor-don,
Esther Perz, Sylvia Hammerman,
Mrs. S. J. Kaplan and Mrs. J. A.
Rogoff. Miss Davidson rendered sev-eral
vocal selections, accompanied by
Miss Florence Schneider at the piano.
All arrangements have been com-pleted
for the first dance to be held in
November by the Alpha Omicron club.
TEMPLE MIZPAH
At the regular Friday evening serv-ice,
November 10, Rabbi Cohon will
take as the subject of his lecture,
"What is Good?" Services are held
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LAKEVIEW 8759
For Estimate
Baby Carriages and Reed Sun
Parlor Furniture Repaired, Re-finished
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"Her Trousseau"
D AINTY, silken un-dergarments
for the
bride-to-be should be se-lected
carefully, consid-eration
being given to
both quality and ele-gance.
Our unusually complete stocks
and many attractive price ad-vantages,
make this announce-ment
of exceptional interest.
Four-piece Bridal Outfit con-sisting
of Gown, Envelope, Vest
and Step-in, made of white
crepe satin, new round neck
gown, $45.00.
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1022 STEVENS BUILDING
17 N.STATE STREET
DEARBORN 6062 CHICAGO
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