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Build
With
Detroit
Brick

The Government dur-
ing the war caused all
building to cease—then
to bring about a staple
condition advoca ted
building, one post e r
reading:

"It Is Patriotic
to Build"

If this was the condi-

tion then, how about
the present? The way
is to resume. As an evi-
dence of our faith in a
great people and Gov-
ernment — Build Now.
Show to the more timid
that you have faith by
producing something of
a permanent form—get
the wheels of commerce
humming.

Resume Building

NOW

„Prices Are Right

ALWAYS SPECIFY
DETROIT BRICK

1.—Less brick to the
square foot.

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All SOCIIII1,
Arid other local note. !Mould he communicated to the office OI the
Chronicle by I o•clorlt ench Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the current week's
asue I•lione Glendale 11126, Sm:lety Editor. Nail n ■ roces so as to be received not later
than Wed or chat

Miss Sarah R. Bregstone, who has
been affiliated with the United Jew-
ish Charities for the past three years,

has left for Rochester, N. Y., where
she will assume her new duties as
executive secretary of the United
Jewish Charities. Miss Bregstone,
through meritorious work in her
chosen field, has won the commenda-
tion of prominent social workers
throughout the country.

Rabbi and Mrs. Henry J. Berko-
witz, who have been living at the
Hotel Addison, have taken an apart-
ment at 7750 Third avenue, corner
Delaware; apartment No. 4.

Miss Margaret Krolik, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N.4 Krolik of
Second Boulevard, left on Thursday
last for Camp Mystic, Conn., where
she will spend the summer.

of his sister, Mrs. I. Frank of liar- bowsky) of Ilarrisville spent a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Grabowsky of Brush Boulevard,
Dr. and Mrs. Louis J. Hirschman the past week.
of Virginia I'ark left on Sunday last
for Quebec, from which point they
Mr. Jeffrey May, nephew of Mrs.
sailed on the SS. Empress of Britain Yetta Alexander, a graduate of Har-
for Scotland, England and other Eu- vard University of the 1921 class,

Sirs. Lydia Kahn left on Tuesday sena Island.

for New York, from which point she
leaves with a party of friends for a
continental tour.

Miss Dorothy Krolik, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Day Krolik, has re-
turned from l'oughkeepsie, N. Y., ropean countries, to be gone several visited in the city before returning
where she is a student at Vassar Col- months.
to his home in Minnneapolis, Minn.
lege.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson and
Mr. Ellis and the Misses Ida and
Mrs. Nathan Sloss (Marjorie Slo- son, Sigmund, of Burlingame avenue Mildred Snyder have moved from
man) is a guest at the home of her left on Thursday for Kennebunkport, 291 East Forest to 282 East Palmer
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloman, Me., where they will occupy a cot- avenue.
at their summer home on Hareem tage with Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M.
Franklin for the summer months.
Mrs. Julius V. Brown of 52 East
Island.
Palmer avenue attended the graduat-
Miss Diana Selling, daughter of ing exercises at the University 0C
Mr. Arthur Frank of Massachusetts
avenue, accompanied his daughter, Mrs. B. B. Selling of Hotel Addison, Michigan the past week.
Jean, to Camp Ilanoun, Thetford, Vt., left on Wednesday for Camp Ila-
noun, Thetford, Vt., where she will
on Wednesday last.
Mr. Manfred Goldstone of Virginia
spend the summer.
Park spent the past few days in Bay
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Solomon, Mrs.
City and Saginaw.
The Misses Mary and Fanny Wets-
William M. Levyn and Miss Anna
Solomon returned from Bay City, man, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
Miss Eva Kahn of 89 Rowena street
where they attended the funeral serv- seph Wetsman of Virginia Park, left left on Tuesday last for Chicago,
on Wednesday for New York, from where she will spend the summer
ices of Joseph Solomon.
which point they sailed for an ex- months.
Mrs. M. II. Holzman of St. Louis, tended European tour. They will re-
Mr. Harry May and Miss Myrtle
who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. main in Europe until October.
L. Simon of East Canfield avenue,
May, who were guests of Mrs. Yetta
Mrs. Herbert Bienenstock (Fannie Alexander of East Forest avenue for
`returned to her home on Wednesday.
Strasburger) of New York is visiting the past • few weeks, have left for
Mrs. Mark Feischman and sons of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Omaha and Los Angeles.
Second Boulevard have returned from Enggass of Second Boulevgd.
a pleasant visit to New York City.
Miss Lillian Kramer of 89 Rowena
Mrs. Henry Rindskoff of Medbury street is visiting with relatives anad
The Misses Ruth, Alice and Elaine Boulevard, who spent several weeks friends in Gaylord, Mich.
Hirschman, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. visiting with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Louis J. Hirschman of Virginia Park, Gardner of Indianapolis, has returned
Miss Dorothy King, daughter of
left on Thursday for Camp Bryn- home. Mrs. Rindskoff was accom- Mr. and Mrs. David King of 118 Con-
Aron, Rhinelander, Northern Wiscon- panied by her brother, Mr. Henry necticut avenue, left on Tuesday for
sin, for the summer months.
Epstein of Vanderbilt, Mich.
Camp Hanoun, Thetford, Vt.

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A. Newman of 284 Theodore street,
to Mr. Benjmain B. Sobel was sol-
emnized Sunday, June 19, at 7:30, at
the B'nai B'rith clubrooms in the
presenee of relatives and friends.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated. The
bride's gown was of white satin with
chantilly lace, en train. Her veil of
tulle and rose point was made coro-
net fashion. She carried a shower of
white roses and valley lilies. Follow-
ing the ceremony a dinner was served
to 60 guests. Following a trip to
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Cleveland,
Mr. and Mrs. Sobel will make their
home in this city. Among the out-
of-town guests at the wedding were
Mrs. B. Sobel, Mrs. H. Ilarburg and
son, Mrs. H. Lanfield of Chicago and
Mrs. L. Lanfield, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Greenhut and daughter of Cleveland.

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HATS

Of the kind which have made us so favorably well known
and all priced in moderation. New ones just arrived for
the late summer season.

Barnett's

WELLER-MEGDALL,

A pretty wedding was that of Miss ,
Leonora Megdall, daughter of Mrs.
Anna Megdall, and Samuel L. Weller,
on July 3, at 4 o'clock, at the resi-

BARNEY L. BARNETT, Mgr.

2621 WOODWARD

dence of the bride, 5440 Vinewood
avenue, Rabbi Joseph Thuman offi-

In the McKerchey Bldg.

ciating. The bride was gowned in
duchess white satin and lace, orna-
mented with white roses, and carried
a shower bouquet of white bridal
roses. Miss Sarah Arnold attended

Near Sproat Street

Is maid of honor. Mr. Norman M.

Rifler assisted Mr. Weller as best
man. After the ceremony there was
a reception at the residence of the
bride. Later the guests were invited
to the clubrooms of the B'nai B'rith,
on Broadway, where there was (lane-
, ing. Mr. and Mrs. Weller left for an
extended trip to Buffalo, Cleveand
and Niagara Falls and will return in
, two weeks to take up their residence
I at 5440 Vinewood avenue. The out-
of-town guests were Sam Singer of
Boston, Harry Katz of Philadelphia,
Sam Wolfe of New York and Miss
Sarah Arnold of New York.

wedding of Miss Minnie Hirshman,
daughter of Mr. anad Mrs. Joseph .
Hirshman, and Samuel Asersohn, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Asersohn, which
PIANOS
took place on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock, in the Women's Federation
TO
clubrooms.
RENT
Rabbi A. M. Hershman read the
service under a floral bell of white
FOR
roses and sweet peas. The bride was
SUMMER
beautiful in a gown of ivory duchess
satin trimmed in pointe applique lace
HOMES
and pearls. From her shoulders hung,
a court train fastened with pearls and
covered with a veil held about the
coiffure with a band of pearls and
orange blossoms. Roses and lilies
of the valley in a shower bouquet
were her flowers. Miss Esther Hirsh-
man attended her sister as maid of
honor, wearing a frock of cream lace
over yellow georgette and carrying
a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses
EUME,Y / in and sweet peas. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Delia !merman, Mol-
lie Asersohn, Esther 'merman and
.Ida Plotter. Their gowns were of
lace and georgette in the pastel
' shades and they carried old-fashioned
. nosegays of Ophelia roses and sweet
' peas tied with ribbons to match the
gowns. Little Esther !merman, in
ST peach organdy, and Bernard Aronson
performed the duties of flower girl
and ring bearer.
Mrs. Hirshman, the bride's mother,
wore black satin and chantilly lace.
Mrs. Ashersohn, mother of the groom,
wore brown satin heavily beaded.
Harold Hirshman served Mr. Aser-
sohn as best man and the ushers were I
Dr. S. S. Danziger, Abe Hyman, Stan
Icy Imerman and Stanley Glazer of
Chicago.
After the reception, Mr. and Mrs.
Asersohn left for an extended honey-
moon through the east.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Blumberg of Flint, Mr.
and Mrs. Bloomberg of Wooster, 0.;,
Mr. and Mrs. Danziger of Columbus,
Ohio; Miss Kobintz of Chattanooga,
Tenn.; Mr. Koblentz of Chattanooga
anad Mr. and Mrs. J. Weinberg of
Prescott, Mich.

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HERE is, of course, no other sound-

reproducing instrument to com-

pare with the VICTROLA — and in

purchase of the Victrola XI. (illus-
trated), you have

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One of the Most Popular Models
F of the Matchless Victrola Line

It is furnished in rich mahogany, oak and walnut case; has those
patented features that bring about the greatly superior qualities of

reproduction for which Victrolas are world-famous; is of corn.
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Charm and joy enter with it into your home, and you've that
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanton of Pitta-

Victrola XI $150), with set of
P.zady File s s shown ($8:01,
and 0 doable-faced Ric records

(12 sslec-
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$163.60

LONG TIME TO PAY

Victrolas, $25 to $1,500

Any Victrola d 'livered
e %to-,
transportation p a i d.

An'

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One of the small Virtrolas ran he easily taken
with you on your Summer outings.

All Victrola. and Records on sale at each of
our 26 stores.

HEADQUARTERS

1515 WOODWARD AVENUE

DETROIT BRANCHES:
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Ready Made
CORSETS

Maternity
Corsets
Main 6135

burgh, Pa., announce the marriage
of their daughter, Rose, to Mr. Ben
Cohn, son of Mr. Harry Cohn of 742
West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, on
Sunday, July 3.
The wedding took place at the
home of the bride's parents in Pitts-
burgh. After an extended honey-
moon, Mr. and Mrs. Cohn will reside

in Detroit.

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Repairing

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Exclusive models,
moderately priced
and courteous wel-
come with a willing-
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sing.

Substantial r e d u c-
tions all over the
shop.

ASERSOHN-HERSHMAN

AS ALWAYS

DETROIT BRICK
MFRS.' & DEALERS'
ASSOCIATION

front the exclusive
designers and our
rule of only one gar-
ment of a kind in-
sures its individual-
ity.

The wedding of Miss Helen E.
Newman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Beautiful in appointment was the

Believing the b est
support to Government
is by giving honest men

BUILD NOW WITH
DETROIT BRICK

All new goods just in

flittrriagre

EMPLOYS NO
CONVICT LABOR

zens.

Styles

In dresses of marvel-
ous beauty of ma-
terial and model and
in a widely varied as-
sortment of color and
shade.

Mr. Samuel Harr and Mr. Herman
Mrs. Henry Wineman of East Kir-
Dr. and Mrs. B. D. Welling (Elsa Zieve of Youngstown, Ohio, motored
by avenue entertained at luniheon
hoto by C. M. Hays & Co., Detroit.
on Tuesday last at the Redford Coun- Friedonberg) have returned from to Detroit to spend the week-end with I
try Club, honoring Mrs. Victor Bren- their wedding trip and have gone to friends.
MRS. ISADORE EDWARD LEVINE
ner, wife of the noted sculptor of Big Rapids, Mich., for a few days'
(Rose Anne Hub.)
visit with Dr. Welling's parents.
Miss Setta Robinson of Seward
New York.
avenue was one of the soloists at the
Whose marriage was an event of
Samuel Ileavenrich, son of Mr. and luncheon of the Detroit Zonta, given
Miss Constance Siegel of New
June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Levine are
York is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ileavenrich of Hotel at Hotel Statler on Thursday last.
touring through the east and upon
Mrs. Joseph Siegel of Boston Boule- Stevenson, has returned from an
their return from their wedding trip,
eastern college and will spend the
Joseph M. Weiss, Jr., son of Mr. Aug. 1, will make their home in La-
vard.
summer vacation with his parents.
and Mrs. Joseph M. Weiss, 60 Rhode porte, Ind.
Island avenue, is spending a few
Mrs. Fred Rosenfield, Mrs. Adolph
Mrs. Albert II. Zenner of Boston weeks at Willard, Ohio.
Sloman, Mrs. Albert ,Zenner, Mrs.
Boulevard,
who
spent
the
past
three
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Monroe Rosenfield, Mrs. Leopold
Mr. Joseph Mayer of New York
Wineman, Mrs. S. Aronheim and Mrs. weeks in Manistee, Mich., has re-
spent several days in the city the
A. 1. Wolf were guests of Mrs. Isi- turned.
past week.
dore Frank at her summer home,
Mr. Sam Sloman of East Ferry ave-
Sans Souci, Ilarsens Island, Tuesday
nue spent several days at the home
Mrs. Samuel Pizer (Mildred Gra-
last.
SOBEL-NEWMAN

ate—has permanence
and gives satisfac-
tion.

may live decently, sup-
port and educate fami-
lies to become good citi-

Mid Summer

he accompanied his daughter, Miss
Virginia Goldberg, where she will
spend the next two months. Mr.
Goldberg will spend two weeks at the
Arcady Country Club, Lake George,
before he returns.

4.—Does not deterior-

honest employment and
honest wages that they

"The Shop of

Mr. Sidney M. Siegel of Milwau-
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Rabbi and
M. Franklin,
Miss Blanche J. Hart, executive kee was
accompanied by their daughter, Ruth, secretary of the United Jewish Chari- I. W. Jacobs of Hotel Addison on
and sun, Leo, Jr., left iin Thursday ties, has returned from Milwaukee, Saturday.
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for Kennehunk port, Me., where they where she attended the Conference
Mr. Edwin Goldberg of Delaware
will spend the summer. Miss Mar- of Jewish Social %Yorkers as well as
avenue
left
on
Thursday for Camp
garet Franklin left Monday last for the National Conference of Social
Ronnh, Lake George, N. Y., where
the Ilanoun Camps at Thetford. Vt. Workers.

3.—For dwellings gives
a beautiful effect
when laid up with
colored mortar.

6.—Made by Detroit la-
bor — men who are
taxpayers and part of
this Government,
helping to exercise
and function an hon-
est Government.

Barnett's

Miss Mary Caplan has returned
from Milwaukee, where she attended
the Conference of Jewish Social
Workers.

2.—Smoothness of sur-
face.

5.—It stands out in su-
periority and has a
world wide reputa-
tion as to quality.

Marries Indiana Man.

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NURKO.OPPENHEIM

Mr. and Mrs. I. Nurko announce

the marriage of their daughter, Julia,
to Mr. Louis Oppenheim of this city

on Sunday, July 17. Reception for

ang .,,,qw friends at ft o'clock at the bride's

home, 310 Belmont. No cards.
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