A merica Alva Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO • PAGE SE ~ IL ThT Ito1T b.-wistiARONicts =cai, Fraternal and Club Notes Engagemrnto Mr. and Mrs. R. Spatter of 623 Medbury boulevard announce the be- trothal of their daughter, Frieda, to Bicur Cholera Juniors. Sir. and Mrs, Jacob H. Schakne and Nathan L. Fineberg, son of Mr. and son, Herbert, of Hazelwood avenue Mrs. Harry Fineberg of this city, for- merly of Altoona, Pa. left on Thursday for a three westka . Handmade Voile 'Blouses • 13.Sitaig eanaKapOomao I Hare DETROIT,' MICHIGAN It's No Great Feat to Beat the Heat! ACOBY cleaning to that old, • j tired-looking garment — is the recipe!! Send it along and see what wonders we will accomplish. You'll marvel at the light, airy, cool, comfortable appearance your clothes will have when they are returned to you! Comfort is of course, essential, but not the ONLY thing! You must also re- member that it's the Ja- coby way of cleaning that counts! 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Plans are being perfected by the Bicur Chilem Juniors for elaborate entertainment at the fourteenth an. motor trip to Buffalo, New York and moonlight to be held on Mon- Mr. and Mrs. R. Spatter of 013 nual Boston. day', July 23, on the steamer l'ut- Medbury boulevard announce the be- in-Bay. The committee, headed by troths) of their daughter, Nettie Mil- Samuel Arkin, announces that fea- A charming visitor in the city is Miss Elizabeth Holman of Cincinnati, fired, to Jack A. Katz, son of Mr, and tures of unusual interest will be pre- who is the guest of Miss Blanche Mrs. J. Greenberg of 430 Holbrook, sented. Tickets are for sale among )tart of Hotel Addison. Many de- formerly of New York. members of the committee. lightful affairs were given in honor , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Litz of Glynn Blue Bird Girls. of Miss Holman. (court announce the engagemhuts ,o/ A very interesting meeting of the ).eon Blue Bird Girls was held Tuesday Day Krolik, Jr., son of Mr. and their slaughter, Frances, to evening, June 26, at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Day Krolik of Rowena street,' Koch of this city. L. Morris, 431 East Ferry avenue. WaS in Chicago the past week, where The club decided that the next meet.; he visited with his sister, Sirs. Wal ing, July 10, will be in the form of I ter Lilienfeld (Hortense Krolik), and all outing to Belle Isle. A commit- family en route to Camp Flambeau, ro tee to take rare of the luncheon, con. Wis., where he will remain for the sisting of Miss Anna Kurtzman and summer months. Miss Sallie Solomon, was appointed j ALPER-GREENBLATT Mrs. Macy Greenblatt of 1989 by Miss Betty Helfand, acting vice-1 Mrs. Saul Siegal of hotel Steven• accompanied by her daughters,, Gladstone avenue announces the mar- president of the evening. son , At the close of the meeting the riage of her dthighter, Agnes Valerie, the Misses Veola and lone Siegal, to Henry S. Alper, which took place girls of the club and a few out of have left for a visit to their former on Sunday, June 24. The marriage town visitors were delightfully entei- home in Cleveland, from which city ceremony was perforthed by Rabbi J. tained by the hostess. 71 '1 they contemplate leaving for a few --- L. Levin in the presence of the im- weeks tour of Yellowstone Park in mediate families, at the bride's home. Siam Beta Sorority, Wyoming. The Sigma Beta Sorority held the'. The bride was beautiful in a grey flat crepe dress with hat to. ..match. The last meeting of the season on Tues- II day at the home of Miss Slandetta f rs. Adolph Finsterwald of La• ttfe wedding guests Sa e Gardens has returned from a ,uut-ur-tuwn were Mr. and Mrs Alper of Chicago, Popkins, West Grand boulevard. tri to Poland Springs, Me., where groom's pare its; Sam Alper of she placed her daughter , miss Rose Lansing, Lansing, firs. A. Cohen of New York Nu Beta Phi. F rank, at ('amp Tripp, the well and Mrs. It. Weber of Louisville, At the last meeting of the Nu Beta camp for girls, and her sons, Kentucky. Kentucky. Phi, held at the home of Miss bo , casette Kabaker, meetings were lim- Frederick and Joseph, at the buys' -' . camp in Poland Springs. 1 during the summer to twice TARNAPOL.CHIMOVITZ m thly. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin has return-1 A very pretty wedding took place ed from Cape May, N. J., where he at the Riverside llotel, Mt. Clemens, Y. P. S. C. Girl.. attended the annual meeting of the , Sunday evening, June 24, when Miss A the Y. P. S. C. Girls' meeting Central Conference of American Pearl Chimovitz Of Detroit became held at Belle Isle on June '27 new the bride of Meyer Tarnopol of Chi- Rabbis convening in that city the past 1 officers were installed as follows: week. lcago. Miss Rose Topchick, president; Miss The bride was charming in a beau- Ida Rosenberg, secretary; Miss Rae Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finsterwald tiful gown of silver brocade trimmed Bernstein, treasurer; Miss Diana Uf- of Calvert avenue, accompanied by in rhinestooes and lore a silk net berg, publicity chairman. A "Y. P. their daughters and son. the Misses lveil also trimmed in rhinestones and S. r." pin was presented to Miss Ro- Rae, Lucille, Maxine and Meyer, Fin- Orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet senberg. The next meeting will be sterwald, have taken motor trip to I was of white roses and lillies of the held at the home of Miss Ufberg, Chicago, Ill.; Milwaukee, Appleton, valley. She was attended by Anna 7920 Richmond avenue. „ Marion and Rhinelander, Wis. They Knoppow as maid of honor and the will also visit Rookwood, the camp Misses Tibie Chimovitz, Rose Tarna- J. A. D. Club. bridesmaids. for girls, where their, daughter, Miss pot and Rose Wohl as A delightful surprise farewell :Maxine, will spend the summer vaca- The groom was attended by Peter party was given by the J. A. It's on tion. While on the trip, Mr. and Mrs. Elleiman of Chicago as best man. The June 23 for Miss Edna Wexberg at Finsterwald and family will be enter- out-of-town guests were: Messrs. her home, 433 Palmer avenue, prior (arced by friends at Whitefish Bay, I,ouis and Irving Tarnopol, Miss Rose Wis. Tarnapol, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, Rose to her leaving for Buffalo, N. Y., to 44nd Fannie Wohl, Mr. and Mrs. Sos- make her future home. 1448 Randolph St. City and MOVING Cut-Rate Suburban Moving 1957 Grand River Ave. ELL Phone, Cad. 6853-4679 SHEK The Chronicle Recommends Its Advertisers To A 1 1 Readers The ever-increasing popularity of ; na, Mr. and Mrs. Gitlitz, Mr. and Mrs. the summer camps for both boys and Horowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Tarnapol, girls has been demonstrated most Miss Kate Kaplan and Peter Edel- forcibly during the past week when man, all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. II. many well known young men and Epstein, Mr. and Mrs. N. Chimovitz, women have gone to the camps to Mr. and Mrs. L. Chimovitz, Mr. and act as counsellors for boys and girls, Mrs. N. Agree, Sol White, Mr. and placed in their charge. Among those Mrs. Teutlebaum and (laughter, all of leaving recently is Leo I. Franklin, Flint, and Miss Sara Teutlebaum of son of Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Frank- !California. lin, who went to Camp Flambeau in , After the ceremony, dinner was Wisconsin. where he will have a served in the beautiful and spacious group of buys under his supervision stifling room of the hotel. The deco- during the summer months. Among , rations were carried out in green and LEVITAN NOT COMMUNIST (Editorial in the Kenosha, Wis., Evening News.) "Uncle Sol" Levitan, who occupies with honor the post of State Treas- urer, is just a little perturbed over the fact that the Chicago newspapers have sought to place him in the com- munistic class. True it is that the state treasurer dropped down to Chi- cago the other day and occupied a place on the platform of a conference those who Mr. Franklin will have un- white. The bride and groom left for a which had been promoted by the der his charge are Willian and Rob- ert Mazer, Frank Rosenblatt, Robert month's sojourn through the East, af- senior senator from Wisconsin. He Stotter, Wilfred and Milton Silver- ter which they will returnto Detroit did have a few things to say about ' the honest enforcement of laws stein, Norman Scheinman and Day and reside at 946 Theodore street. against trusts and combinations. He Krolik, Jr., all of Detroit. even intimated that in his belief the ROSENTHAL-ROSENBLUM Mr. and Mrs. Max Bailin left on In parlors A and B of the llotel people had a right to consideration. Saturday for New York, from which Durant of Flint, on Tuesday evening He asserted in statements made be- point they embarked on the S.S. at 6 o'clock, Miss Lena Florence Ro- fore the newspaper men that so far Homeric for a four weeks' stay in senblum and Bernard Rosenthal were as he knew the people were prosper- various points of interest in Ger- married by Rabbi I. L. Bril of Flint ous and happy. He pulled out some of that homely philosophy of his many, where they will visit with Dr. and Rabbi David Alexander of Ak- Ballin's relatives and friends. ron, Ohio. Roses, palms and gladioli which has endeared him to a lot of adorned the walls. Immediately fol- people of Wisconsin and in connec- Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry M. Butzel and !lowing the ceremony, a bridal dinner tion with it he suggested a return to was held in the ballroom the old time honesty where men and family of Edison avenue are occupy- and stance ing their summer home on Lake St. fur 50 guests who were present. corporations were satisfied with a Clair, where they will remain for the 'Palms, gladioli and rambler roses fair return on their money and where formed the foundation of decorations they looked at life as a "live and let heated period. here. Two wedding bells of white live" proposition. The Chicago men got Uncle Sol all Louis J. Rosenberg, Panama rep- carnations and ribbon streamers were suspended from the ceilihg. The or- wrong when his interview appeared resentative fm Detroi t, has gone to the chestra was completely hidden from in the papers the general idea was attend LOS Angel, Calif., to, given that the Treasurer of Wiscon- celebration of the one hundredth an- view by an enclosure of palms. sin believed that all the money in the niversary of the adoption of the Mon- • world should be divided and that the ZEIGLER-LITZ roe Doctrine, which celebration start- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Litz of Glynn people who had made too much ed on June 27 and continued through• out the week. • court announce the marriage of their money should be forced to divide daughter, Grace Jacqueline, to Les- with the people who hadn't made Mrs. George Bloom nad son, How. ter A. Zeigler, son of Mr. and Mrs. enough. Sol Levitan's life Is not one which and Bloom, of Tennyson avenue have 'Jacob Zeigler of Anderson, Ind., on returned from a delightful motor trip Wednesday, June 27. Mr. and Mrs. would suggest his failure to recognize to Metamora, Mich., where they vis- Zeigler will make their home in Chi- the justice of a proper reward for the man who works and the man who ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , cago. saves. Homer Stevens (Ertna Bloom), for- He is one of the men who has 1 merly of Detroit. They were accom- worked hard all of his life, earning panied by Miss Marjorie Rindskoff of a little, spending a little less with the Tennyson avenue. keen insight of a real business man ; ••■•■ •••••••• ■ •• ■ •• ■ ••,... seeking investments which thriftily A charming affair of the past week Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W. Graham increased his holdings. Uncle Sol is was a family dinner party on Sunday not of the idle rich but one of the at the Riverside Hotel, Mt. Clemens, (Lillian Wagner) of New York City at which function Mr. rend Mrs. R. are receiving felicitations on the birth men in Wisconsin who have earned a competency for old age. Ile hasn't of a daughter, Sally Rose, June 24. 1 Zuieback were hosts and at which any diea that he or any one else of time they announced the betrothal of his class should be asked to give up their slaughter, Rose, to Eli Robin- the rewards of thrift and honesty. son, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Robin- There isn't any of the communistic son of Detroit. A picnic supper uses creedon the blood running in his veins. Ile is Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lipsitz of Mc- grounds of the Y. W. II. A. summer just a sensible old business man. It's just possible that political Lean avenue and daughter, Miss Ruth home at Riverside, Canasta, on Wed- alignments have brought him into a Lipsitz, have gone to Hollywood, Cal., nesday evening, June 27. Members where they have joined their son, turned out in large numbers for the different light, but the people who Harold I.ipsitz, who has been in first Wednesday picnic of the season. know him best, who have followed the story of his life from the day he Southern California for several Every member was delighted with months. Mr. and Mrs. I.ipsitz were the place and many of the girls reg- landed at Castle Garden and started with the pack on his back can not accompanied by Miss Ruth Oppen- istered for their vacations immesh- be brought to believe that he shares heim of East Palmer avenue, who will ately after the trip. The house was with some of these "advanced lead- spend some time in that delightful crowded during the evening with pie- city. ricers; games were played in the ers" the communistic and socialistic front living rooms; a concert was ideas which would take away the hope honest reward of labor or destroy Miss Jessie Koenigsberg of Chi- given by Miss Rose Elkind, pianist, of the possibility of the man who wins cago, who is prominently identified and Miss Jeannette Yanover, vocal- it having the proper enjoyment of it. with the Jewish Social Bureau in that ist, in one of the back parlors of the It would be a happy thing for Wis- city and who was the guest at the house. These affairs will be given consin if its entire official family home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slomo- every Wednesday evening during the brought to the administration of state vitk of Kenilworth avenue, has re- summer. affairs that splendid mature judg- turned to her home. Miss Koenigs- ment of Sol Levitan. We may not borg was in tho city to attend the Open Air Band Concert Mon- like the political associates of the marriage of Miss Bhuna Slomovitz to day Evening. state treasurer, but we have a won- Abraham S. Rubin, which was an An open air band \ concert vriz will be derful brief for his honesty and his event of the past week. held in front of the I ewish Institute efficiency botli as a business man and on Monday evening, 9. Movies as a state official. Leonard Meyers and Moe Meyers, will be shown by the Detroit Tubercu- who were guests of their mother, Mrs. losis Society, to consist of a health Sarah Meyers of Brush street, have picture and a comedy. Dancing will ARE YOU HAPPY? left for their respective homes in Los follow. s,l• PSYCIM-ANALYSIS to I the reaon for at m , Angeles, Cal., and Chicago. 100 MEMBERS OF "Y" VISIT SUMMER HOME The Second Floor Spores Shop 'we" Opening Sale and Swimming Races NEXT SUNDAY July 15th . HARVARD-BY-THE-LAKE- (Watch for the Signs.) On Lake St. Clair just East of the Masonic Coun- try Club. Closer to you and more easily reached than the Inland Lakes. COME OUT AND SEE- THE PROPERTY THE RACES Lake property at a popu- Under the auspices of the lar price. The only subdi- Grosse Pointe Athletic Club. vision in this section with all city improvements. Pri- Three state championships, two city championships, vate park on Lake St. Clair women's diving champion- for all Wormers. ships, three other races. -a no J. AUSTEN NEWMAN, P. D. P•ycho•Ansi• end Constructive Psychdogy. Cadillac 114611 1059-60 Book B:di. Myer Shapero, well known violin- In loving memory of our darling ist and director of the Abel Trio, played for the Greek dances at the son and brother, Ben, who passed Endowment Day fete at Branbrook away one year ago, July 11. His Parents, Sisters and Brothers. estate in Bloomfield Hills on Satur- In loving memory of my darling Mrs. S. Kleinman of Philadelphia, husband, Ben, who pawed away one f Mr. and year ago, July 11. Pa., is a guest at the ho SADIE MEISNER. ( elyn Fin- Mrs. George sterwald) of Clairmont avenue. In loving memory of our dear fath. Miss Ida Steinberg of West Grand er and husband, Henry Levin, who boulevard is spending several weeks died July 16, 1922. His Loving Wife, Minnie Levin, in Chattanooga and Signal Mountain, and Children, Ezra, Miriam, Tenn. Miss Steinberg expects to re- Norman and Jeanette Ra- main at Signal Mountain for several , o cocain. Wormer & Moore 542 Griswold St. it Mein 4886 "The Most Popular Quality Automobile." UPHOLSTERING day afternoon. weeks. For Sun or Sea Bathing The sign at the cross-roads for vacation days, week-ends, or motor trips, points to the seashore or lakeside. And one must have tucked away in one's luggage a chic Lathing suit, cap-and cape to complete the ensemble. A wide selection is afforded you in our completely equipped Sports Shop. Jant- zen's and Annette Kellermans begin at 7.50. All new bathing requisites at most attractive prices. •,, and mental limitations in te them. It develop , sir hIdden Poo- ero and ontapned sources Of strenieth. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Levy and son, Bobby, of Virginia park, have gone to Cleveland for a few days' stay, from which point they went to Buf- falo and Nigarara Falls. Kleinman Mermaid Costumes ABRAHAM H. MAX Selling for HAMTRAMCK CHEVROLET SALES CO. 11440 Jos. Canspau Office Phone: Hemlock 8566 Rea. Phones Hemlock 731•W REPAIRING We Cater to the Best. SLIP COVERS Made to Order for Autos and Furniture. Living Room Furniture Made to Order. Feinstein's Upholstering Shop 9586 earner*. Hemlock 7520 Ose Block East of Oakland. •