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Among the weddings taking place at Temple Beth El during
the past week at which Rabbi Franklin officiated was that of Miss
BRIDE OF WEEK AND ATTENDANTS
Gertrude Montner of Saginaw, to Mr. David Dubinsky of Phila-
delphia, which occurred on Monday noon. On Sunday Miss Hen-
rietta Miller and Mr. Julius Israel were united in marriage, and on
June 3 occurred the wedding of Miss Annette Fordon and Mr. Hal
E. Wesley.
Among the Detroit guests at
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wolf an-
the
Loewenstein-Anspach wedding,
nounce the marriage of their
(laughter, Edith, to Mr. Alan Ko- which occurred in Mt. Clemens on
pelson of New York. The wed- Monday, were Mrs. H. Anspach
ding took place on June 10 at the and daughters, Rose and Gertrude,
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue before Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Frank, Mr.
the relatives and intimate friends. and Mrs. Bernard Frank, Mrs.
The bride was attended by the Leon Van Vliet and children, Mr.
Misses Sadie Schubot and Eva and Mrs. H. Loewenstein and
Werbe, and the groom was at- daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
tended by the Messrs. Isadore Loewenstein and daughter, Mr.
Schubot and Samuel Wolf. The Adolph Barlow and daughter, Mr.
out-of-town ,guests were Mr. and and Mrs. Sidney Weinman, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Rothschild, Mr.
Mrs. Moses Kopelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Scitzick and Master and Mrs. L. Rosenhelm, Mr. and
Mrs..Phillip Feibish, Mrs. Schott,
Irving Seitzick of Brooklyn, N.
the
Misses Heller, Mr. Walter
Y.; Mr. Joseph Weiser of East
Strauss and Mr. Harry Lieberman.
Liverpool, Ohio, and the .Messrs.
The Grill club will hold the final
Herman Sobel and Alfred Modern
of Chicago, Ill. After a honey- meeting of the season on Satur-
moon in the Catskill Mountains day evening -at the Phoenix Coun-
and New York City the young try club. The ladies have been in-
couple will be at home at 160 vited to be present at this meet-
ing. Supper is to be served at 7
Medbury Boulevard.
o'clock, after which the paper of
The wedding of Miss Fannie the evening will be presented by
Friedman, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Arthur Fixel.
Mrs. Isaac Friedman to Mr., Chas.
MISS EDITH WERBE, MRS. ALAN KOPELSON,
Mrs. J. Perlstein and Miss Lil-
Gilman was solemnized on Sunday lian Perlstein have returned to
MISS SADIE SCHUBOT
evening, June 10, at the home of their home in Toledo after a ten
the bride's parents, at 216 East days' visit in the city.
Hancock avenue, Rabbi Levine of-
ficiating. The bride was very
charming in a gown of white silk
tulle over silver clod), trimmed in
chrystal 'butterflies. She carried a
shower bouquet of:white roses and
lilies of the valley. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Sadie
Friedman, who wore a beautiful
gown of sea foam green Georgette,
carrying a bouquet of pink 0.1 . 1
white roses. The groom was at-
What remarkable pre-eminence these facts suggest.
tended by his brother, Mr. Harry
Gilman: .. 'The. house was artistic-
ally decorated with smilax while
Sold in Michigan
beautiful palms adorned the nooks
only by the -
and corners. Among the out-of-
House of Grinnell
town guests were Mrs. Noah Fish-
man of Kansas City,-Mo., Mrs,. L.
Egelstein, Mr. Louis F'riedman and
Other Instruments in Exchange
The Steinway tone is of matchless purity and
daughter, Odessa, of Cincinnati, 0.,
richness. The Steinway action is unequalled in its
responsiveness. The name "Steinway" is a synonym
Messrs. Nathanson, Petoker and
of the utmost in durability. Artistic designing
Private demonstration any
Orloff of New York city, Mr.
reaches its highest perfection in the dignity and
time (3rd floor), without ob-
grace. of the various Steinway models.
Avis of - .Butler, Pa., and Mrs.
ligating you at all.
Chas.) NassbUrg :Of Chicago,
The greater cost of the Steinway gives little idea
Mr.'and Mrs.• GilMan left for an
of its vast superiority. It is as a matter of fact, the
most economical of all Pianos to purchase, as well
extended trip through the east.
The Costliest Piano in the World
And Over 180,000 Sold!
Of interest to a wide circle of
Detroit friends; is the announce-
ment of the marriage of Miss Min-
nie Goldsmith, daughter of Mrs. S.
M. Goldsmith, of 8002 .Whitethorn
avenue, Cleveland, to Mr. Adolph
Fahrer, also of that city. The
ceremony took place, on Wednes-
day, June 6, Rabbi Louis Wolsey
officiating. Miss Goldsmith was re-
cently the guest of Mrs. H. Fin-
sterwald of Massathusetts avenue.
as the one affording greatest pleasure and satisfac-
tion in ownership.
Grinnell Bros
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