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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
SOCIETY
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',miss Beth Levine, who has been
tc,ching piano in Saginaw this win-
ter. has left for - 1■ ew York City to
study under Leopold Godowsky.
:Miss Levine will return in Septem-
ber to resume her classes.
FLOWERS
for Decoration Day
It is a fitting tribute to the dead
to remember them with beauti-
ful flowers on Memorial Day.
The Misses Bessie Steingold and •
Ruth Fleischer of Detroit are visit-
ing friends and relatives in Sagi-
Wreaths - -
Box of Cut Flowers
Fresh Roses, doz.
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About Empirr COratrr
Abramson-Aronson.
Abramson-Shapiro
A notable event of last week was
the double wedding which took
place on Sunday evening at the
home of and Mrs. Louis Ab-
ramson, When their charming
daughters were united in the bonds
of matrimony, Miss Dorothy Ab-
ramson to \l r. 1\1 orris Aronson,
and Miss Sadie R. Abramson to
Mr. Louis Shapiro of Detroit.
The brides looked resplendent,
Miss Dorothy Abramson in white
charmeuse with silver lace, and her
sister, Miss Sadie, in white taffeta
trimmed with tulle lace. Both car-
•ied shower bridal bouquets. Mrs.
T. Harris, of Cleveland, Ohio, was
the matron of honor, and the ring
bearer was Master Frederick Har-
ris, also of Cleveland.
Immediately after the ceremony.
which was performed by Rabbi
Judah P. Levin, a delicious dinner
ryas served. The tables were beau-
tifully decorated in pink and white.
The couples left for an extended
wedding tour in the east. Among
the many out:of-town guests pres-
ent were Mr. and Joe Harris,
of Cleveland Ohio ; Mr. Nathan Ar-
onson, of Syracuse, N. 'V., and Mrs.
Ralph Crystal and daughter Flor-
ence, of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mrs. Louis Kornman and daugh-
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Mrs. I. Rich of Saginaw has re-
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Weisbloom-Cohen
The' marriage of Abraham
Cohen and Miss Bertha Weisbloom
took place in the parlors of Temple
Beth El on Sunday, May 21, in the
presence of the immediately fami-
lies of the bride and groom.
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