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ROSENTHAL-KUKES
, A charming wedding ceremony was
solemnized Sunday evening, June 24,
Miss Irene Rosenberg, Miss Edith at the Kirby Center, when Miss Shim-
Mansbach and Arthur Mansbach are ley Kukes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
at Lake Wawasee, Ind., where they' Louis Kukes of Kirby avenue, became
joined a group of young people at the bride of Manuel M. Rosenthal,
this popular resort for a fortnight's son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius P. Rosen-
stay.
thal of Boston boulevard. Rabbi
Aaron M. Ashinsky of Pittsburgh, an
Many charming and delightful func- uncle of the groom, together with
tions have been given both in town Rabbi J. L. Levin, performed the
and at the Redford Country Club, ceremony, during which a stirring
complimenting Miss Margaret Block talk was delivered to the couple by
of Kalamazoo, who was a guest at Rabbi Ashinsky, as they stood under
the home of Dr. and Mrs. David Levy the canopy.
The bride was charming in a gown
of Boston boulevard.
of white remain crepe trimmed in
Mrs. Manfred Goldstone and son, orange blossoms and old Irish lace,
Edward, of Virginia park have left with full court train. Her headdress
for a three months' visit in Pasadena, was of Irish lace and the veil was
Calif., where they will be the house held in place by a crown of silver
guests of Mrs. Goldstone's brother, S. blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses, lillies of the val-
Fred Berger, formerly of Detroit.
ley and orange blossoms. Little Miss
Miss Clara Rogers of Garfield ave- Florence Albert, niece of the groom,
was
the flower girl and was daintily
nue, accompanied by Mi. Marjorie
Rindskoff of Tennyson avenue, have (rocked in pale pink georgette and
carried
a basket of red roses and or-
left for a delightful trip of several
weeks to Lake Forrest, III., where ange blossoms, while little Elwood
Kukes,
brother
of the bride, acted as
they contemplate remaining for sev-
ring bearer. The court train was
eral weeks.
held by little Lucille Kavanau, who
Herman Lewis, Jr., eon of Mr. and was dainty in Alice blue crushed taf-
Mrs. Ilerban Lewis of Grand avenue, feta. Samuel L. Kavanau, brother-
was a member of a party of 50 boys in-law eef the groom, acted as best
from various cities in the United man, while Mrs. Samuel L. Kavanau,
States who left Detroit on Tuesday, as matron of honor, was gowned in
July 10, for an educational trip to white beaded crepe 111111 carried a
Vancouver, B. C., from where they shower bouquet of red roses and or-
nailed for various points of interest ange blossoms. The bridesmaids, the
in Alaska. The journey is taken un- , Misses Rose Klein and Rose Kukes,
der the chaperonage of well known were charmingly gowned in orange
Detroiters and is of six weeks' dura- and pale blue georgette and carried
shower bouquets of valley lillies and
tion.
red roses. Harold N. Rosenthal and
Harry H. Berger of Marlborough Jacob J. Rosenthal, brothers of the
groom,
acted as ushers.
avenue has left for a three weeks'
The bride's mother was charming
stay in Camp Niagara, near Buffalo,
in a gown of black georgette, heavily
Mr. Berger was accompanied by his
embroidered in velvet flowers over
father, S. Berger of Colorado aye-
silver lace, and carried a corsage of
nue. Before returning to Detroit
roses and valley lillies. The mother
they will visit with their son and
of the groom was lovely in a gown of
brother, Louis Berger and family of
black lace, heavily beaded ni jet over
Buffalo, formerly of Detriot.
•white satin, and carried a corsage of
rose sand valley lillies.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus of Vir-
Among the out-of-town guests at
ginia park have left for an extended
the wedding were Rabbi and Mrs.
1Vestern trip by way of the Canadian
Aaron M. Ashinsky of l'ittsurgh and
Rockies. They will visit many of the
their daughter, Esther Hadassah:
larger cities while on their trip.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal, who is
studying at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
Mr. and Mrs. David Leavitt and
Theological Seminary in New York;
son, Arthur Leavitt, of Cleveland are
Mrs. Sylvia H. Rosenberg of New
now residents of Detroit and are oc-
York; Mr. and Mrs. S. Kozlowsky of
cupying an apartment at Ilotel Ad-
, Linden, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Blitz-
d;son. ,
stein and daughter, Ida, and Mr. and
Mrs. M. S. Berger of Chicago; Mr.
Samuel Summerfield and Jack Get-
and Mrs. A. Kaplan and daughters,
tleson have returned form Ellsworth, Jean and Rose, of Toledo, and Mr.
Mich., where they went to join a
and Mrs. Maurice Seeps of Dundee,
group of people on a fishing trip.
M ich.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal left for an
Miss Betty Zeno of 89 Rowena
extended trip to New York, Atlantic
street has gone to Baltimore, where City and other Eastern points, upon
she will act as counsellor at Camp their return from which they will be
Louise, a Jewish camp for boys and at home to their friends, after July
girls, which is under the supervision 15, at 454 East Philadelphia avenue.
of the Jewish Federated Charities of
Baltimore.
Bathing Suits
and
Beach Costumes
Beach costumes and
bathing suits (or wom-
en and misses in jersey
knit wool, ocean taf-
feta, Paisleys and rub-
berized satins. Colors
include reds, blues,
greens, greys, black,
Tangerine and Tur-
quoise.
$5.00, $7.50, $10
up to $25
"Whernswes4.epe*
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Clothes!!
L
IGHTWEIGHT clothing is de-
lightfully cool and fashion-
able for the hot mouths.
Keep them fresh and clean by
having them frequently dry clean-
ed the Jacoby way. Just telephone!
One of our wagons will be on the
way as sdon
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Miss Elizabeth Schott, who attends
the University of Wisconsin at Madi-
son, is horns. for the summer vacation
and is a guest at the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levine (Fay
Louis Welt of Chandler avenue. Miss
Schott spent a few days at Kalama- Klein) of 1962 Taylor avenue are re-
zoo, visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jo- ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a son, Donald Bernard, July 4.
seph Folz (Helen Schott).
FRENCH
DRY
CLEANERS
"MICHIGAN'S
Marriages
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Benderoff (Hat-
Mrs. M. H. Marienthal of Hotel
Whittier, Burns drive, has returned tie Levine) are receiving felicitations
from a delightful visit of two weeks on the birth of a daughter, Marcia
in New York, where she was the guest Blume, on July 6.
of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Winkler.
FOREMOST"
KEREN HAYESOD SENDS
LEADERS TO CONGRESS
Mrs. I. Simon of Calvert avenue
has gone to St. Louis, Mo., where
she will vsiit for several weeks at the Will Confer With European Leaders
on Work in Palestine and Ke-
home of her sister, Mrs. Edward
ren H•yesod Budget.
Samuels.
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Mrs. Saul Harris, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Anna Harris, are
in New York City for a two weeks' I
visit with relatives and friends.
American Zionist Policies Criticised
by Speakers at Meeting en Honor
of Founder of Zionism.
11'oodward Thru to 1Vashington
More than 50(1 men and women at-
tended a Ilerzl memorial meeting on
July 3, at the Kirby ('enter, gather.
ing to pay tribute to the memory of
the founder of the modern Zionist
movement, Dr. Theodor Beni.
The meeting was opened with a
brief address by Simon Richardson,
who presided, and by the singing of
Hatikvah, with Miss II. Fink at the
piano, and the public's silent tribute
to the name of Herz'.
Mr. Richardson pointed out that
the memorial meeting for the founder
of Zionism was being arranged by
the younger Zionists and declared
that the Zionist movement must be
reorganized, with the youth placed
in the lead, because the older Zionists
failed to do their duty, just as they
have failed to take the initiative in
arranging for meetings in honor of
Dr. llerzl.
Joseph Eisenberg spoke briefly,'
outlining the character and personal-,
ity of I/r. Hera He declared that
the Zionist organization as conceived
by Dr. Ilerzl must be maintained and
appealed for the Shekel campaign be-
ing conducted by the Zeirei Zion.
Many Shekels were sold during the
meeting.
Joseph Chaggi delivered the prin-
cipal address of the evening.
Ile]
spoke on "Ilerzlian Zionism" and de-
(dared that the original principles of
the Ilerzl idea must be adhered to 1
in the rebuilding of Palestine. Ile
criticized the Zionist Organization of
America for failing to live up to'
those principles.
Rabbi E. Aishiskin lauded the
younger Zionists and expressed the
hope that the older men and women
in the movement will follow their I
steps in becoming more active in the
movement. Cantor Bleiberg made
the Ilaskarah.
White Summer Hats to Launch
a Hundred Summer Trips
Soft little crushable felts—decked with
a pond lily, or with leather applique in
bright colors; roll brim straws—a lovely
lot to choose from,
Beginning at to:oo in the Millinery Salons
State and City
Championship
Swimming
Races
BABY DAY NURSERY
DANCE ON AUGUST 8
The sum of $58.30 was collected
for the Detroit Hebrew Baby Day
Nursery at the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. ParnicolL which took place at
Mt. Clemens the past week. Those
who made the collection were Mrs.'
Katz, Mrs. Agree and Samuel J. Al-
pert.
On Aug. 8 a dance will be given at
Elkin's Hotel, Mt. Clemens, for the
benefit of the nursery. The use of I
the hotel was donated by Mr. Elkin.
Cunard Line in DirectSteamer
Connection With Soviet Russia.
Cable received from one of the
Cunard Line offices in Russia advice,
that that company is now in direct
steamer communication with the
ports of Odessa and Novorossisk in
Southern Ukrainiu. The Cunard
Line has establsihed a service of
cargo steamers which for the present
runs between England, the Mediter-
ranean and Russia.
The information is regarded as of
particular importance as indicating
the first step in the establishment of
close commercial relations with So-
viet Russia by one of the big Trans-
Atlantic lines. So far as is known,
this is the first North Atlantic steam-
ship company to establish such con-
nection and the significance of the ar-
rangement is awaited with much in-1 1
terest in commercial and political
circles.
This Afternoon
2:30 P. M.
HARVARD-BY-THE-LAKE
(Watch for this Signs.)
The merit of charitable work is in'
proportion to the grace with which
they are practiced.—The Talmud.
On Lake St. Clair just East of the Masonic Coun-
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than the Inland Lakes.
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manufacturers, and damage's from wrecks, for an entire year, at a
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Mere. • tektn of affectIoA rnotber,
Anel a heartache still for roe
Beloved husband and Children.
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We are now showing in our Stationery Department
$5.00 to $35.00
SHEEHAN'S BOOKSTORE
VROLET
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Equipped Cars.
these Game Sets at
The Misses Jeanette and Helen
Fineberg of Gladstone avenue left on
In loving memory of Mrs. I.eah
Sunday on the S.S. North American
Ackerman, beloved wife and mother,
for a trip to Mackinac Island, Charle-
who died three years ago, July 10,
voix, Cheboygan and St. Ignore,
1920.
In the latter city they will be guests
• hanntIna
of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Winkleman
Th•re• • fur
There. • ."Ire wire !poring to he sr.
(Lillian Weinberg), formerly of De-
TI'.-e.• •nel'e 1.01 rememi,er forever
troit.
Thmiah we try to forart every tor.
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HERZL MEMORIAL
MEETING IS HELD
BY ZEIREI ZION1
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
Miss Rhea Aarons of Toronto,
Ont., and Miss Rose Harris of To-
leder are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Harris of 3240 Glynn
court.
ainsboro
Studios
For the first time since the estab-
Mrs. L. Mensel of Cleveland is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Emanuel lishment of the Keren Ilayesod in Am-
Goldberg of the Leslie Manor, East erica, and after several delegations of
European leaders including Chaim
Grand boulevard.
Weizmann, Nahum Sokolow, Alexan-
Mrs. Ernestine Rosenthaler, Miss der Goldstein and others, had visited
Lucille Rosenthaler and Mrs. Bernard the United States in behalf of the
Beers of Brush street are at Gratiot Keren Ilayesod, American Keren
Beach, Mich., where they contem- flayesod leaders have left fur Europe
plate spending their summer vaca- to confer with their colleagues Himmel
on a number of fundamental prob-
tion.
lems. The American leaders include
Mrs. Julius Rothschild of Pingree Morris Rothenberg, chairman of the
hoard
of directors of the Keren Haye-
avenue has gone to New York, where
she will visit with relatives and sod, a nationally known figure in Am-
erican
Jewish communal affairs; Rab-
friends.
bi Meyer Berlin, vice-chairman of the
hoard
and president of the Mizrachi
Mrs. Albert II. Krohn and children
have taken a cottage at Burlington Organization and Emanuel Neumann,
the
general
secretary who has admin-
Beach, Ont., for the summer.
istered the affairs of the fund from
the
day
of
its
establishment in April,
Mrs. II. S. Grant of Chicago boule-
1921.
vard entertained on Tuesday with a
In
addition,
all nwmhers eef the
bridge-luncheon for 16 ladies at the
board of directors who will be present
I'hoenix Club.
in Carlsbad for the Zionist Congress
arc authorized to present the Ameri-
Attorney Joseph N. Davies of 704
can Keren Ilayesod in the special Ker-
Hammond building, a Reserve Field
en Ilayesod conference's which are
Artillery officer of the United States
scheduled to take place in connection
army, was promoted to a first lieu-
with the Congress.
tenancy and ordered by the War De-
Messrs Rothenberg and Neumann,
partment to a two weeks' duty at
who sailed together ein the S. S. Al-
Camp Custer.
banin eef the Cunard 1,ine, Sat., July
7 in a joint statement issued from the
Miss Alberta Gutman of Phila.
Eeren Hay enal Headquarters at 111
delphia, Pa., is visiting with her aunt,
Fifth ave., New York, dealt with s'me
uncle and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Gus-
if the problems which will engage
tave Rice and family of 33 rolling-
their attention as Keren Hayestal
wood avenue. Miss Gutman intends
erni.aries abroad. These problem ,
to remain in the city for three weeks. will include that of the l'alestine bud.
get for the coming year and of the
A scene of festivity and gaiety was work in Palestine which is being car
the informal dancing party held at rigid on with the funds of the Kerry,
the home of Miss Corine Rice of 33 Ilayesod. The budget for Palestine
Collingwood avenue, given in honor it is declared, must in the future h,
of her cousin, Miss Albert Gutman ! worked out on a basis of the income
of Philadelphia. The home was beau- which can reasonably be expected
tifully decorated and luncheon was from America and other countries
served for 20 couples.
The practice in the past has been un-
reliable in that little attention was
Miss Eva Gordon of Boston, Mass , paid to the sources of revenue. Amer-
is visiting with her aunt and uncle, , icon representatives it is stated, are
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Feingold of Med- prepared to submit facts and figures
bury boulevard.
showing the probable ineome of the
Keren Hayesod in the United States
Miss Mary Nessenfield of St. I.ouis, for the year 1923-21 based on the rec-
Mo., is visiting with her brother and ords of the pact two years.
sister. Mr. and Mrs. David Nessen-
field of Warren avenue.
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