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THE Y. W. H. A. SUMMER HOME

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Dr. Philip II. Broudo sailed on
Wednesday morning from New York
on the SS. Resolute for a year's stay
on the European continent. Dr.
Broudo's immediate destination is
Vienna, where he will take special
courses with leading medical profes-
sors of Austria.

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Many festivities are being given
honoring Miss Phyllis C. Davis,,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Cohen,
whose marriage to Max Mason of
Philadelphia, Pa., will be an event of
June 16.

Joseph Stightz of Mt. Clemens has
returned home after a visit with his
children, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wechs-
ler of Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Mr. and Mrs. I. Weinberg of Port
Huron have returned from Detroit
and Flint, where they visited with
their sisters, Mrs. Jake Cohen and
Mrs. James Silk.

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN

No connection with any other store.

Mrs. James Silk, who has been at
the home of her sister, Mrs. I. Wein-
berg, in Port Huron, has returned to
her home in Flint.

The Y. W. H. A. members will
their "second summer" in Ri-
Iv erside, Ont., Canada. The house,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenzweig and w hick is on the waterfront, overlook-
daughter, Sophia, of 683 West Han- i ng Belle Isle, represents the ideal
cock avenue left for their summer ombination of simplicity and mod-
home at Cedar Point, Ohio.
rn convenience. It is screened
te hroughout and lighted by electricity.
Miss Mollie Hoffman presented
The spacious house, with charm-
several of her piano pupils in a con- , ngly furnished living room, dining
cert on June 9 at her studio, 631 siom, sleeping rooms and open
East Euclid avenue. The following r torches, offers opportunity for enter-
participated: Max Simon, Matildel ainment, relaxation and delightful
Frankel, Marion Simon, Kitty Fran-
kel, Florence Weiner, Jeanette Lewis,':
Matilde Cornblatt, Pearl Busker,
Edith Klinger, Jessie Goldberg, Ma-
rian Satz and Jeanette Kaitz. Sev-
eral solo (lances were rendered by
Jean Goldberg, a charming toe
dancer,

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solitude, making possible an ideal va-
cation.
The athletic activities are planned
and directed so as to afford every
variety of health-giving sport. There
will also be social life, with its train
of amateur theatricals, • entertain-
ments and parties.
Added to this merriment, the ob-
servance and peaceful quiet of the
Sabbath—a strictly kosher kitchen,
and you have the happy combination
which has already made the "Y"
summer home so very popular.

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Engagements

Sports Costumes that Guaran-
tee a "Bon Voyage"

Mrs. Yetta Goldman announces the
engagement of her daughter, Anna,
On Thursday, June 9, a charming
to Ilarry Victor. Reception will be
Whether she goes by sea, by rail, or motor, to
miscellaneous surprise shower was
held Sunday afternoon and evening,
North Woodward J. W. E. W. 0.
East, West, North or South, she will want sports
given in honor of Miss Ida Labret, a
A special meeting of the North June 24.
clothes and accessories.
bride-elect of June 24. A dainty I Woodwa
rd branch of the Jewish
luncheon was served, covers being 1
Mrs. Anna Wolfson of 2989 Vir-
Her complete vacation wardrobe from her chic
laid for 24. Miss Labret was the re- Woman's European Welfare Organ-
traveling costume to her up-to-the-minute bathing
cipient of many beautiful gifts. ization will be held on Tuesday af- gonia park announces the engage-
ment
of
her
daughter,
Nell,
to
Harry
outfit
must be different—individual.
Novel entertainment stunts were th e lternoon, June 19, at the home of Mrs. Berger of Cleveland. Reception will
. S. Schwartz, 315 Owen avenue. All
evening's features.
In
our
sports shop she will find a costume for
be
held
on
June
24,
from
7
to
10
p.
members are urged to attend.
every sport, accessories for every costume, differ-
Mr. and Mrs. Mark II. Alpern of1 Officers of the organization, in ex- m. No cards.
every
sport.
Accessories for every costume.
plaining the accomplishments of the
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Webb avenue returned from a mo- past year, emphasize
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mentz an-
that all work
tor trip to the western part of the for the organization is volunteer nounce the engagement of their
The Second Floor Sports Shops
state. Mrs. Alpern, prior to her mar- work, with little expense involved. daughter, Sarah, to Dr. Samuel
riage on May 20, was Miss Mabel 51. f
Bernstein of Detroit.
Marks, daughter of ;doses Marks of to
the
prize
gift presented
last week
Mrs.
Goldstick
was presented
by
Oscoda, Mich.
members privately, without touching MIOYMAWSIROLI.00.1.,• ■•••■•••■•■•■ •••• ■■ •• ■ ••• ■ ••MO
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funds of the society.
Mrs. Louis Zeiger, Rena and Paul
Zeiger of 33 Tennyson avenue, who
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were in Los Angeles, Calif., for the
Nominations and elections of all-
past six months, have returned to cers of the European Jewish Wom-
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their home.
en's Welfare Organization will be
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Webber .an-
:held on Tuesday evening, June 19, nounce the marriage of their daugh-
Miss Sophye Bernice Lipnick of at the Mogen Abraham Synagogue, ter, Jeanette, to Victor Rosenberg,
1646 Clairmont avenue left for a few on Farnsworth street. A meeting of son of Mr. and Mrs. 51. Rosenberg,
weeks' stay in the East. She will the board of directors will be held on which took place at their home, 1990
Visit Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Saturday evening, June 16, at the Gladstone avenue, on Sunday, June 3
New York. Mogen Abraham. All members are 3. The ceremony was performed by
' urged to attend the meeting on Tues- Rabbi E. Aishiskin in the presence of I
Among the charming functions day and cast their votes for new of- the immediate family and was fol-
given in compliment to Miss Ger- firers.
lowed by a reception for 100 guests.
trade Schultz, whose marriage will
The bride was lovely in an imported
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
take place this month, was a theater
model of white romaine crepe heav-
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society ily embroidered in crystal beads. Her
party, followed by a delightful lunch-
eon, given last Saturday afternoon, entertained the Jewish old folks at veil was fashioned with a coronet of
at which Miss Pauline Rice was hos- a picnic given at Palmer Park Sun.. pearls and she carried a bouquet of
less. day afternoon, June 10. The corn- bride's roses and valley lilies. Her
mittee in charge was headed by Mrs. sister, Miss Shirley Webber, served
Harry Klein.
The following
mem- as moist-of-honor and was gowned in
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.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Burke of 1627 ,, hers volunteered
of cars: a brick-colored beaded dress of ro-
tne
the service or
Clairmont avenue will receive at their M
home Sunday, June 17, in honor ofrs. Auslander, Mrs. J. Wolf, Mrs. maine crepe. She carried Aaron
S hinagel, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Oppen-
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Willis , heim, Mrs. M. Eisler', Mrs. Green- Ward roses. Mrs. Webber, mother
of the bride, was attired in a pearl
II Burke.
stone, Mrs. Ilajdu, Mrs. Epstein, Mrs. grey romaine crepe gown, trimmed
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Staub, Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Hass of leischer, Mrs. Kornfield, Mrs. Eng- with crystal beads, and Mra. Rosen-
berg, mother of the groom, wore a
New York City visited here the
lender.
' Refreshments were served. gown of black lace. David Miller,
week with their brother, Arthur J.i
cousin of the groom, performed the
Hass, while on their honeymoon trip
Kadimah Girls.
duties of best man. After an ex-
through the Middle West. During
Beginning June 1, Kadimah Girls tended wedding trip East, Mr. and
their stay in Detroit they were vari- will meet every two weeks at the
ously entertained byfriends and tali homes of their members for the dura- Mrs. Rosenberg will make their home
atives. Among those vvh5 entertained lion of the summer months. .4r- at 2011 Blaine avenue.
for Dr. and Mrs. Hass were Mr. and • rangements are now being made for
Mrs. M. H. Friedlaender of Ferry a lawn party to be given Saturday
avenue and Mr. and Mrs. M. Hirsch- evening, June 23. The Misses Eliza-
field of Green avenue.
beth Apple, Esther Newman and Net-
tie Sandleman are in charge of en-
A tag day held on Sunday, June 3, tertainment, while the Misses Esther
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for the Talmud Torah Ivrioh at 237 Freilich, Rosalind Frond and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Wiener
Eliot street is reported a success. The Rose Gudis will provide refreshments. (Elsa Lipnick) of 555 Hague avenue
team collecting the largest sum of
are receiving congratulations on the
money consisted of Miss Mildred Paul
birth of a daughter, Isabel Bernice.
Clairmont Club.
and Miss Charlotte Sultan.
An interesting evening of enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolf (JosCph-
tainment featured last Tuesday's
Miss Ruth Berry, who leaves for meeting of the Clairmont Club at the ine Leiter) of 290 Owen avenue are
Des Moines, Iowa, after making her Balch School. The Clairmont Club receiving congratulations on the birth
Our shower bouquets are always a dis-
debut at the School of Art on June received a silver loving cup for de- of a son, Robert Gerson.
1, was entertained at a luncheon feating the Koo Koo Club in a spec-
tinction
in beauty. There is true satis-
given in her honor for 12 guests by tacular ball game at the Bicur Cholem
Dr. and Mrs. !tarry W. Kohn
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Berry (Anna excursion. The cup was donated by (Irene Wadter) are receiving con-
Wax) of Wilmette, Ill.
faction in- the knowledge that your
Dr. I.. Weiss. The next meeting of gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
the club will be held Tuesday, June ter, Janet Merle, on June 8.
Miss Zeldo Escoff of Hendrie ave- 19, at the home of N. Gedrich, 637
wedding flowers . will be correct in
nue has left for a trip to the East,
The value of the words uttered
taking in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Thodore street.
with the lips is determined by the
every detail when they come from
New York and New Haven,
devotion of the heart.—The Talmud.
L”thenes Club.
Officers of the Lasthenes Club
Miss Helen Esser, daughter of Mt.
were elected at a meeting held Wed-
and Mrs. I. Esser, has returned from
ARE YOU HAPPY?
Ann Arbor, where she has been at- nesday, June 6, at the Balch School.
PSYCHO.ANALYSIS arientifically wirer-
Samuel R. Jacobs was re-elected pres-
tending the University of Michigan. ident. Solomon Gold was chosen nine theeason fur your Inner conflict.
and mental limitations in order to elimi-
nate them. It develops your hidden pow-
The Misses Dorothy Gothelf and vice-president, Louis Garber secre- ers and untapped sources of strength.
tary and Robert M. Fogel treasurer.
Selma Dolgin of Toledo, Ohio, de- A number of entertainments are
J. AUSTEN NEWMAN
lightfully entertained the Bicur Cho-
Psycho-Analysis and Conetructin
Psychology.
lem society at their last meeting of planned for the summer by the club.

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Fraternal and
Club Notes

FTER you've seen how pains-
takingly our people work
•for them no effort is too
great to do the job right), you'll
understand why it is that we are
always on time!
The three standard weather
signs (rain, snow and fair) are
very old—but ever new with us,
for they remind us daily that we
aim to get
work clo ne

Mignonette Grand

Formerly the Washington Arcade

Harry Sloan of 1539 Calvert ave-
nue visited the oast week with Mrs.
Sloman (Rose Freedman) and her
mother,, Bertha Freedman, at the
Breakers thole!, Atlantic City.

Somehow there's a (lash to the new bathing ap-
parel and accessories that make you long for
the water, or at least to have a picturesque cos-
tume for the beach. Every requirement for
women, plisses, girls and wee tots. Second floor.

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BIRNBAUM'S

FUR SHOP

8653 Twelfth Street, near Pingree

We have now a complete line of models

for the coming season and will be able to
give our customers the benefit of Summer
Prices.

Call Garfield 1692
AND WE WILL CALL FOR YOUR STORAGE

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For Brides

Breitmeyer's

1059-60 Book Bldg.

the season, with many interesting
recitations and sketches.

Adelphians.
Sunday, June 10, the Adelphian
Club had an outing at Cass Lake. A
Miss Jeannette Flanders has left
for an extended trip to New York, private bus took the members and
their friends to the cottage of Mr.
Boston and other Eastern points.
and Mrs. I. Berkowitz. Swimming,
baseball and dancing featured the
Miss Diana Ufberg has returned
day.
from a short trip to Chicago.
The next regular meeting of the
Adelphian Club will be held Tuesday
evening. June 19, at the home of
John Sklar, 690 Medbury boulevard.

Y. P. S. C. Girls.
Election of officers of the Y. P. S.
C. Girls will take place at the next
' meeting, to be held at the home of
Miss Rose Topchick, 7533 Cameron
avenue.
In loving memory of our darling
The club extends its condolences
son and brother, Walter Bartlet Le- and sympathies to Michael Rosenberg
vine, who passed away eight years and family of 648 Ilendrie on the
ago today, June 16, 1915.
, recent bereavement of their daugh-
ter, Clara, a member of the Y. P. S.
Your memory, wart, dnr.
C. Girls.
hovers
around
as
Your presence

It seems as if you come to share
h oy andsorrow that we bnr.
No
Eaannoy
ing' dawns.
No night return,
But what we think of you.
Your memory cheers our broken heard
this dark ••le of tears.
hall we.
If other. forget you.

PERFECTION LODGE

Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
A. M., will hold a regular communi-
cation Wednesday, June 20, at 7 p.m.
C. K. SANDORE, Secretary.
Your Heartbroken Parents and,
LOUIS II. WOLFE,
Sisters.

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