THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ------0 ■ •11111111.10/Emmor--- Mrs. M. Goldberg, of 142 Owen ave- nue, gave a lawn party in honor of her daughter Edith's graduation. Tables were set on the lawn for the following guests: The Misses Bessie Karlan, lennie Ermin, Lillian Seigel]. Leah . 1ilavons, Helen YuilkolT, Lillian Cohen, Romayne Goldsmith, Hilda Seigel!, Beatrice Seigell, Lillian Gold- Mr. Jam]) Smith, of Portsmouth, berg, Anna Robbins, Mary Seigel! Va., announces the marriage of his and Libbie Rabinowitz. daughter, Minnye, to Dr. J. Gilbert Mr. Adolph Nleyers and family, for- 1 Israel, of this city, which took place merly of 121) East Hancock, have June 15, 1920. moved into their new home, 447 Glynn Honoring M r. and Mrs. Victor Fink court. and daughter, Miss Miriam, of 711 Mr. and Ntrs. J. Berner (nee NliNs Brush street, who leave Thursday for Esther Mezerik), of Bay City, former- Los Angeles, where they will make ly of Detroit, announce the birth of a their future home, many delightgul daughter, Shirley, lime 11th. entertainments hike been given dur- Mrs. Mantic] Vallens, of Los An- ing the week. Among them were a dinner party by Mr. and Mr:;. Harry geles, Cal.. visited her mother-ill-law, Lewis, of 186 Buena Vista, Tuesday Mrs. J. %%diens. During her stay here night: a farewell party by Mi. and she was delightfully entertained by Mrs. Henry Kuhmeich, of 211 East Mrs. Max •allens. Mrs. N'allens is Forest, Wednesday; an entertainment en route to New \'ork and will also by the Tuesday Sew ing Club for Mrs. stop at Boston and Philadelphia to Fink at the residence of Mrs. Lewis, visit friends and relatives. Thursday afternoon, and a farewell Mr. and Mrs. David Cutler an- dinner party at the home of \1 r. and nounce the marriage of their daugh- Mrs. Sol Fink, Thursday evening. Mr. ter, Lena, to Mr. David Leach, on and NIrs. Fink have been residents of June 20th. Detroit for the past 25 years. Mr. Miss Ida Divinoff appeared as solo- Fink. who was one of the organizers ist at the annual concert of the Flint of the Detroit branch of the Free Sons Community Music Association, June of Israel, was presented with a watch 17111, with Miss Sara Divinoff at the and chain and handsome silk umbrella piano. A reception followed at the by that organization in appreciation of residence of Mrs. Harry Weingarten. his efforts in its behalf. The Misses Divinoff will also appear PAGE THREE octal and arsonal 177-115.181 WOODWARD AVE DITROIT Charming Hats for Sport Wear Are now being featured Miss Lois Rot Ii, 100 West Bethune, was pleasantly surprised on Thursday, June 17, with a dinner-dance given by her parents at the Redford Country Club in celebration of he;.18th birth- day. The guests included the Misses Celia Grossman, Ireta Netzorg, Lo- ren'. Simmons. Pauline Walters, Le- nore Isaacs, Rose Lieberman, Adelaide Curlander and Sylvia Gittleman and Messrs. Lou Witt, Dr. I. Bittker, "Bud" Danto, Sidney Goldberg. Har- ry Sheresky, Ted Netzorg, Alex. Tol- chan, Danny Jacobs and Abe Gold- berg. hind's orchestra furnished the music. in an array of the newer Summer styles and color combinations at moder- ate prices. Millinery Salons—Third Floor IDA CONCERTS SARA DI V INOFF PIANO Glendale 7971 INSTRUCTION VIOLIN 45 Rowena Street . Miss Minnie \Veinberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weinberg, of 106 Hague avenue, was united in mar- riage to Dr. S. M. Lowenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lowenstein, of Mid- land. Mich.. during the week. Dr. and Mrs. Lowenstein arc touring through Virginia and upon their return will be at home at 1(135 Blaine avenue. .. ,„, ........ t 411 ALL THIS WEEK! CLEARAWAY SALE Your Great Ogortonaq TIES and PUMPS Thousands of High-Grade Models in Satins—Suedes — Kids — Calls— White Linens and Some High Shoes VALUES UP TO $15.00 F OUR wonderful groups of values await you in this important sell- ing of high-grade low shoes at prices that make every model offered one of the most worthy of the season. Oxfords, Pumps and Thcos in a wide variety of materials end lasts are shown—all characteristic of the quali- ty that has made Queen Quality shoes of such grat importance to American women. 10 .60 $ 7.90 $9.40 $6 .30 All Hosiery Reduced 10% All Buckles Reduced 20% . ' Boot Shop I le 215 Woodward Ave. Istracr., ==— ••-•••••-••• 111110- 1190.0"..... Light and Stipple Corsets for Summer's Activities in concert at the Labor Lyceum on July 3d. 3l r. and Mrs. S. Kaplan. of 568 Pinewod avenue, 'Toledo, announce the marriage of their daughter. Rose Esther. to Mr. Jerry J. Greenblatt, son of Mrs. Mary Greenblatt, of 209 Hague avenue, on Tuesday, June 22. The marriage of Miss Alice Gur- chot, daughter of Mrs. R. Gurchot, of New York, and Mr. James Barr, of Detroit and New York City, will be solemnized at the bride's residence, 75 Fort Washington avenue, Wednes- day morning, June 30. Following a wedding luncheon at the Hotel Gotham for relatives and immediate friends, 111 r. Barr will take his bride to Lake Placid, N. V. On Monday evening. June 21. a class of more than forty candidates was initiated into l'isgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. li. B., at the lodge rooms, 25 Broadway. The degree team in charge cf the initiation exercises consisted of Charles Rosenthal, Morris (:arvett. Harold Rosenthal. Morris Klein, Jo- seph Garvett and Louis Bass. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cohen, of 99 Theodore, have moved to 81 \•est- minster. Mr. and 'Mrs. L. Trunsky and fam- ily, of 309 Adelaide, have mode into their new home at 79 \Vestminster. Miss Tillie Satiburg, of McKees- port, Pa., is spending her summer va- cation with Mr. and Mrs. Max Fixler and daughter Helen, of 208 Longfel- low avenue. The woman svho %vould be comfortable in uncomfortably hot ‘yeather should be properly corseted for every activity. For Out-door Sports The model sketched on the right of light- weight tricot with a satin top, $10.00. It is equally adaptable to riding, golf or tennis. For swimming, there is a tricot elastic girdle at 2.00 and broche and elastic confiner