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sterest should be sent to Miss Ruth Rosenfield,
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A most attractive June wedding occurred
in the parlors of the Cadillac Hotel, when Miss
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Schiller of 120 Medbury 13(
Berris were united in marriage. Rabbi A. M.
the presence of the immediate families and frin
tired in a 'gown of tulle and silver cloth, and ca
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of white roses and valley lilies. She was
Raffman of •Chicago as maid of honor, and Miss Minna Friedlander
of Saginaw as bridesmaid. Dr. A. E. Schiller assisted as best man.
Dr. and Mrs. Berris are'now residing in their apartment at 115 I -len-
drie avenue, and will be at home to their friends after July 10th.

CHARMING BRIDE OF WEEK

Mr. and Mrs. Leopold \Vineman
have left for a visit in Buffalo, N.
Y., to be the guests of r. and Mrs.
Arthur Victor.
Mr. and Mrs. Isador Frank have
left for their summer home at St.
Clair Flats. Miss Ida Cohn of New
Orleans, who has been their gueSt,
accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacobs have
moved from 184 East Ferry ave-
nue to their new home at 85 West
Kirby avenue.
Sewing for the benefit of the Red
Cross Society will continue
throughout the summer at Temple
Beth El, and a large attendance is
hoped for each Tuesday. The im-
portance of this work cannot be
overestimated, and as the sewing
continues through the entire day
each and every woman should feel
it her personal duty to spend at
least a few hours at this most nec-
essary work.
Miss Ida - Shraiberg of Denver
spent several days in the city dur-
ing the week.

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Mr. and Mrs. Julius West spent
the week-end in Toledo.
Mrs. IL Z. Goldberg has left for
Toledo to be the guest of :V Ts. M.
J. Woodruff.
I\liss Edith Ffeavenrich has ar-
rived home from a several weeks'
stay at Odell, Mich.

Expectant Mothers

will welcome the personal care
they receive at the most com-
plete BABY SHOP in Detroit.
Everything for the Babe is to be
found here.
The mother-to-be will find chic
and becoming clothes at prices
no higher than clothing for
normal wear.

Lane Bryant

2nd Floor, 255 Woodward Ave.

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of the Victrola bring added charm to
even the most richly furnished homes.

And, no other instrument presents so
vast and varied a field of entertainment.

While the fact that it can easily be moved
out of doors, providing music for the porch
dance or social gathering on the lawn,
makes it in still greater degree an instru-
ment you should select at once for your
own home that you may enjoy all the sea-
son more.

Mime Bros

24 Stores. Headquarters

THE GORHAM SHOP

BECAUSE the Watch becomes

such an intimate part of the wearer's daily life, timing the divisions of his
of her day, it surely merits thought in its selection and care.

A Vacheron and Constantin or a Touchon embodies the highest principles
of watch making and watch accuracy, for men.

In Wrist Watches, the Maylan is the most perfect small watch mechanism
made. The 8-ligne size is a dainty piece of perfect accuracy.

Made in Gold and Platinum,
With Diamonds and Sapphires.

GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS

Incorporated

Woodward Ave. at John R.

243-247 Woodward Ave.

Victrolas
$15 to $400

Take one of the

smaller models to
your camp or
summer home.

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THE BEAUTY AND
MUSICAL PERFECTION

MRS. FRED A. GINSBURG (formerly MIGNONNE BING)

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