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THE DETROIT ,JEWISH CHRONICLE

Has Pretty Wedding

At B'Nai Brith Club

An interesting event was the mar-
riage of Miss Ida Rodin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rodin, of 127 Bel-
mont, to hir. Paul Winkelman of this
ctiy, which took place Sunday, March
7, at the Irnai Brith clubrooms, 25
Broadway. Rabbis Hershman and
Aishiskin officiated. The bride was
charming in a wedding gown of soft
Duchess satin. Her veil was fash-
ioned in a cap effect. She carried a
shower bouquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley. Miss Rose Ro-
din, sister of the bride, acted as maid
of honor. The Misses Minnie Chaf-

Detroit Masons Plan Intensive Cam-
paign for Funds for New Home.
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. and
A. M., as well as all other Masonic
lodges in the city, will hold no regu-
lar meetings this week, during the
great Masonic drive for funds to iIi
make possible the erection of the
beautiful new temple. Plans for the
Temple have been drawn, and when
completed will result in the most
beautiful edifice of its kind in the
country.
The structure, which will be of
simple and dignified Gothic design,
will be situated on Bagg street, be-
tween Second and Cass avenues.
The plans which have been approved
by the Building Committee of the
Association spell the culmination of
their efforts of the past three years.
The final selection and adoption of
the various plans and ideas presented
a wealth of material that had to be
combined in one organic whole, and
its sub-divisions had to be so sepa-
rated one from the other that coinci-
dent activities would not clash. The
proposed new building will cover 6,-
770,000 cubic feet, and will -be, accord-
ing to Commander George \V.
Graves, an architect famous for build-
ing Masonic Temple, "A marvel of
architectural skill."
An intensive drive for funds will
be carried on during the week among
the Masons of this city. The suc-
cess of this great undertaking will
resolve itself, in a large degree, to
personal contributions, and it is ex-
pected
that every brother of the Ma-
MRS. PAUL WINKELMAN.
sonic Fraternity will respond loyally.
(Nee Miss Ida Rodin.)
Perfection Lodge is preparing to
"go over the top" in the drive. "Pep"
lofsky of Grand Rapids and Minnie meetings, luncheons, dinners and en-
Winkelman were bridesmaids. The tertainments will be held every noon
groom was attended by Mr. Cassius and night at the Masonic Temple.
Winkelman of Flint, Mich. The ush
ers were Mr. Bernie Bernstein and
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Mr. Dave Marks of this city. Little
Ruth Barsky was flower girl and Ger-
ald Barsky was ring-bearer. Both
dainty attendants were dressed in
white satin. Dinner was served to
125 guests following the ceremony.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Chaslofsky and daugh-
ter, Minnie, of Grand Rapids; Mrs.
Saulson and sons of Munising, Mich.;
Mr. Sam Winkelman, of Wausaw,
Wis.; Mr. Cassius Winkelman of
Flint. Mich.; Mrs. D. Feldman and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kaufman, of Bay
City, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kostoff, of
Flint, Mr. Alvin NVinkelman of Port
Huron, Mr. Mose Winkelman of Man-
istique, Mrs. Schiman of Brooklyn,
N. Y., Mrs. Silverman of Cleveland,
Mr. and Mrs. Winkelman and son, of
St. Ignace, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Win-
kelman are living at the Ilotel Stat-
ler.

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Beautiful New York Models Will
Recreate Fashion Epochs—Rich
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A carnival of riotous joy and gay
abandon, a kaleidoscope of the gro-
tesque and the ultimate in beauty;
bizarre costumes; weird orchestra-
tions and pulse-quickening jazz; lithe,
sinuous dancers, prim, high-stepping
cake-walkers; Louis XIV and Mary
Antionette, Falstaff and a Primrose
minstrel—all will play their part in
the Mardi Gras carnival at The
Fashion Gambol to be held at Arena
Gardens the week of March 15-24.
Each evening the very essence of
gayety will be transported on gossa-
mer, fairy wings from the warm city
of the old south to conclude the pro-
gram at the Arena Gardens. Unique
floats, confetti, streamers, song—all
will be included.
Made even richer and more color-
ful than the original spectacle by
utilization of extraordinary lighting
effects, the scene promises to be one
of memorable splendor.
A comprehensive history of the de-
scent of style through the centuries
will be a feature of th esouvenir pro-
gram at The Fashion Gambol. After
reading this entertaining story, pa-
trons will see these epochs recreated
by living models in a series of bril-
liant tableaux.
Although Paris will be generously
represented at The Fashion Gambol,
emphasis will be placed on the
achievements of native modists, par-
ticularly on the contributions to the
world's fashion by New York design-
ers. Many of these will be shown on
New York models chosen for their
surpassing beauty and rare grace.
S. Edward Cohen is general man-
ager of The Fashion Gambol. Tickets
are now on sale at Grinnell's, Arena
Gardens, Hotels Staffer, Cadillac,
Tuller, Fort Shelby and Charlevoix.

Jewish National Comrades'
Association to Convene In
Berlin During Passover Week

We will be ready Monday,

We are busy this
week, remodeling
and decorating
our store.

TRO

BERLIN—During Passover week,
there will be held here the conference
of the National Comrades' Associa-
tion, which includes the organiza-
tions of the Boy Scouts, and athletic
and sports societies. Altogether, the
Association has 3,1300 members. It
devotes itself to various political and
cultural pursuits, and requires that
its members make a study of re-
ligious, ethical and moral phases of
Judaism It aims at combating all
materialism in religious and social
conduct. Also, it opposes all mani-
festations of anti-Semitism. Finally,
the National Comrades' Association
unites German Jews on a national
Jewish platform, and by means of
self-discipline and encouragement of
true freedom, inner and outer, it aims
to do away with social distinction and
restrictive modern conventionalities.

The Alliance Bank of Egypt is
opening a branch in Haifa. The
main object of the bank is to en-
courage trade with India.

A PROBLEM OF PROSPERITY

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ETROIT, with the horn of plenty in her arms, is con-
fronted by a telephone problem which you must help
to solve. Its prosperity has not only created a demand for
service which must be met, but has also brought about a
service cost problem which, unaided, we cannot meet.

The population is increasing tremendously; business is
expanding at unprecedented rates. Everyone is doing
more business and demanding more telephone service. We
are being asked to enormously extend our facilities and to
improve service at constantly increasing costs.

It is our duty, as your servant, to build for your require-
ments and to secure revenue to pay the increased costs of
maintaining our service to such a point of efficiency that
will make it of the greatest value to you.

We will, from time to time, give you the facts so that
you may cooperate with us in facing this imperative situation
upon which Detroit's continuing prosperity in a large
measure depends.

MICHIGAN STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY