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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Mrs. 1-1,•11nthony and son James of
Bay City are visiting at the home of
her parents,- Mr. and Mrs. I. B.
Rosenberg of 197 East Kirby avenue.
I ■ lr. W. Berman of 180 Farnsworth
avenue has as her guests her mother,
Mrs. M. Rosenthal, and her niece,
Miss Esther Rubin, of St. Marys,

SAGINAW NEWS

The Young People's Hebrew
Society gave their closing affair
of the season in the form of a din- -
ner dance at the Saginaw Canoe
Club on Tuesday, May 29. This
was one of the many enjoyable
Ohio.
affairs given by the society dur-
Mrs. Joseph Weil of 105 Colorado ing the year. An elaborate din-
avenue has as her house guest Miss
ner was served at 7 :30, during
Elizabeth Zulfer of Chicago, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. I. GlobersOn of 175 which time several informal talks
Frederick avenue have moved to their were given by some of those
present, after which dancing was
home at 1418 East Grand boulevard.
Mrs. Max H. Weinberg of 616 Se- enjoyed for the rest of the even-
ward avenue gave an elaborate mis- ing. Great credit for the success
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss of the party is due to Miss Bea-
Anna Weinberg, w111.. was married trice Kellar and Mr. Louis Stern,
last Thursday. The , color scheme of who worked hard to make the
red, white and blde r wM• carried out. party the success that it was.
A miniature peace boat decorated the
Among those present from out of
center of the table.
town were Harold Schreyer of
Mrs. L. Brenner of Cleveland, 0.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Berman Cleveland, Mrs. Dan C. Dansiger
of New York City, the Misses .
of 180 Farnsworth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gatovsky and Estella and Dorothy Blumenthal,
daughter Elaine of Leicester court •and Isidor Blumenthal of West
have left for an extended trip through Branch, Mich.
Ohio and Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L ; Rosenberg
iss Ethel Prenzlauer, daughter of have left for a week's fishing trip
MT r: and -Mrs. H. H. Prenzlauer, to Gladwin.
was married to Mr. Max Abramson
Miss Florence Beckman of Bay
on Sunday, June 3, at the Shaarey
City
spent Decoration . day visit-
Zedek Synagogue, Rabbi Hershman
officiating. Owing to the serious ill- ing friends in Saginaw.
Mr. Sidney I. Goldstein has re -
ness of Mr. H. H. Prenzlauer, father
of the bride, the wedding was solemn- turned from the University of
Michigan and has left for New-
ized very quietly.
port News, Va., for the summer.
He will enter the employ of the
ENGAGEMENTS
government in the immense ship-
Mr. and Mrs.. Greenberg an- yard where his brother Marton
ounce the engakeinedt- of their is engaged as a naval architect.
daughter . , Netta,lo Mr. Sol,,, Abratu : .
The preparations for. the joint •
son.
cuvion of the Knights of
The engagement of Miss Cecelia
be t Pythias, Detroit Lodge No. 55, and
Mandel to Mr. Adolphtl,Vo
the 'Uniform Rank of Knights of
announced on Sunday, June 10.
Pythias, Company' 55, arc almost ,
completed, and the committee in
charge predicts that this year's
outing will be the most successful
the order has held in years. The
excursion will be to Tashmoo,
Sunday, June 17 ; 1917, and the'
large crowd that is expected to
attend will be well taken care of.
The committee on arrangements
consists of N. Rosenberg, J. Ro-
senberg, A. Goldman, N. P.
Cohen, M. Pereira, J. Berman and
F. Berman.

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Mr. I. 13. Rosenberg of 197 East
Kirby avenue is convalescing after a
serious operation at the Harper Hos-
pital.
The Haddasah Society will give a
dance at the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
gogue auditorium on Sunday evening.
June 17th, the proceeds of which will
go to the Provisional Fund for relief
in Palestine.

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Vases, $4 up.
Mayonnaise Bowls, $8 up.
Almond Sets, $15 up.
Cordial Sets, $15 up.
Salt and Pepper Sets, $4 up.
Sugars and Creamers, $10 up.
Center Pieces, $65 up.
Tea Sets, $150 to $1,000.
Candlesticks, $10 to $150 a pair.
Iced Tea Sets, $85.

MARRIED BY NINE RABBIS.

New York.—The wedding of J.
Leopold Spiegel, a son of the Rev.
Dr. Adolph Spiegel, and Miss Ruth
Spiegel, a daughter of Edward Spie-
gel, was celebrated in the east ball-
room of the Astor, the ceremony be-
ing performed by the bridegroom's
father, Dr. Spiegel, who for 25 years
was head of the Congregation Shaari-
Zcdek, assisted by the Rev. Dr. De
Sola Pool, president of the Board of
Jewish Ministers of New York, and
a number of other rabbis, the Rev.
Dr. Gustav Hausman. the Rev. Dr.
Samuel Weifeld, the Rev. Dr. Theo-
dore Recchert. the Rev. Dr. B. J.
Tintner, the Rev. Dr. Edward Liss-
man, the Rev. Dr. Jacob Thariau, and
the Rev. Dr. T. Wilhelmein, each one
took part in the ceremony.

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