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, Mrs. Samnuel Tanner announces
t he engagement of her sister, M iss
Shirley Isaacs, to Samuel S. Fisher,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Fisher of
Dayton, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Zussman an- I
nounce the engagement of their'
daughter, Faye, to Jule II. Wolfson,
son of Mrs. Anna Wolfson.

All eoclety Items and other local notes should be communicated Is tl.e ernes of The
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank of 402
Medbury avenue announce the en- I
gagenient of their daughter, Tillie,
The committee for the annual sheet to Harry Keene of this city.
Mrs. Joseph Welt, who is repre-
senting the Jewish Women's Club at shower and bridge given by the Ila-
Samuel Hertzberg announces the
dassah
on March 24 announces the
the series of lectures given by the
affair a complete success. The hall engagement of his daughter, Sadie, I
Merrill Palmer School to women in-
was comfortably filled by the more to Robert Morrison, sun of Sir. and I
terested in social and educational
than 50 bridge tables, where over 200 Mrs. Louis Morrison. A reception ,
work in Detroit, reported the sub-
women competed for prizes, which was held on Sunday, 'March Cl, at
stance of the first lecture to it large
were dainty novelty handkerchiefs. which over 250 guests attended.
group of women at the Jewish Wom-
en's Club Friday, March 21. The Refreshments were served at 4:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rothberg of
committee consisted of Mrs. Max
lectures, which deal with various as- The
Krell, chairman, and Mesdames Isen- y7:( East Kirby avenue announce the
pects of child life and education, are berg, Ben. Krell, Halbstien, Joseph, engagement of their daughter, Clara,
being given by members of the fac-
B. Cohn, Leiter, Diamond and to Richard Rosenberg, son of Mr. iind
ulty of the Merrill Palmer School and II.
Sauls. Miss Gittleman, president of Mrs. B. Rosenberg of 430 Frederick
are being relayed by the representa-
tives of organizations attending them. the Detroit chapter, reports 250 street.
Mrs. Welt will give her next talk Fri- sheets received to date. These sheets
in
day, April 16. at 2:30, at the Jewish ere sent to Palestine to be used in-
the Jewish hospitals there. It is in- -----"*"----
II'S Club.
teresting to know that the Hadassah ,
supports five hospitals in Palestine , ,
Mr. and bira. Walter Laib have re- besides numerous clinics and dispen-
turned from their wedding trip and saries, immigration camps, infant
ROSENBERG-CHRISTIE
are residing at the Chatham apart- welfare departments and a nurses'
ments.
training school. The work, though' Mr and Mrs. George Christie of
under Jewish auspices, is entirely l g ay City announce the marriage of
Dr. J. Morgenstern, president of non-sectarian in its treatment. As, their daughter, Miss Thelma Christie,
Mr. and
the Hebrew Union College, will he the shipment does not leave Detroit:
Jack Rosenberg,
Rosenberg, son
on of
Saturday,
Barney
in Detroit Sunday to conduct the until the end of next week, sheets ' to Mrs.
March
15.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rosenberg
\Vein-
Temple Beth El services.
may still be sent to Mrs. Henry
I
are stopping at the Wolverine Hotel.
stein, 4845 Brush street.
—
Dr. I.eo M. Franklin was in Chi-
.
KATZ-SPALTER
rags Monday where he addressed the
Sol Gittleman has returned from
The wedding of Miss Nettie Spal-
Chicago Rabbinical Association. The an extended Western trip.
.
ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Spat-
subject of his address was "Congre-
-
gational Efficiency."
Mies Ray Newmark of New York ter of 623 bledbury boulevard, and
City, who has been spending the win- , . lack Katz will take place at the
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kahn (nee Ber-
. ter with her sister, Mrs. Ilenry II. , bride's residence on Sunday, March
nice Marx) has returned from their Zussman, 2429 Holbrook avenue, re- , 30. Rabbi Hershman will officiate.
' wedding trip and are residing at the
—
Ranier apartments, 11534 Byron ave. i turned to her home
Sun ay.
COHEN-ROSENBERG
—
' i nue .
Herman
Stanfield
has
re-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B. Rosenberg of 430
i Mrs.
turned from Chicago where she at-
Julius
tended
the
graduation
of
her
nephew,
Frederick
street
announce
the mar-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
T.
Gilbert,
riage of their daughter,
Esther,
to
1
-
Gilbert and Sin. Flora Goodman are Merrill Jacobs, from Rush Medical Benjamin Cohen on March 2. Rabbi
leaving Saturday for a trip abroad. College.
Judah L. Levin performed the cere- I
.
g
olle
They will be gone several months.
after which a dinner was,
—
on
Y' for the immediate family. The
1 Mrs. Ida Lurie and Miss Sadie Lip- m
served
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lasky of 433 silt are visiting friends in Cincin- couple are to reside at the Tabun& I
Feat Kirby avenue, who have been nati. Court apartments, 1600 Seward ave. I
wintering in Hollywood, are expect-
, nue, where they will be at home to ;,
ed home April 2.
Mrs. Isaac Rapenport and Mrs. Os- their r friends after April I.
car M. Rosenfield entertained at a
Mrs. J. Meyer Berris of 1456 Bur- bridge-luncheon at Mrs. Rapenport's
BEHRMANN-NEWMARK
lingame and her mother-in-law, Mrs,
avenue on Friday a -
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
J. Berris of Adrian, Mich., have re- , , home
on March
Byron 21. There were four Newmark of 282 Frederick avenue
ternoon,
turned from a two weeks' trip to rabies.
was beautifully decorated Sunday of-
St. Louis.
--
March 23, in honor of the
—
Mrs. Nat Sobel has returned to her ternoon,
wedding of their daughter, Miss Lil- ,
bir. and Mrs. Barney Bliss of Oma- home in Lafayette, Ind., after spend-
Han Newmark, to Joseph Behrmann.
a,
Neb.,
and
children
are
visiting;
h
d by
in g several weeks as the house guest The ceremony was performs
Md
Abel
r. M
an M rs.
. of Hague ave. of
her daughter, Mrs. Philip I .evine Rabbi A M Hershman in the pees•
nue.
of Collingwood avenue.
I I ence of 50 guests. Among those
M and Mrs I
from out of o
Dr. Will Kirshbaum of St. Louis
The Misses Sarah and Rose Miller
't . II. II. Behrinann of Grand Rapids and
was in town last week to attend the of Bay City. are visiting in . Detroit,'
' ND. and Mrs. Herman C. Lieberman
ol
funeral of his father.
stopping at the Hotel Addison.
' of Chicago. The couple left for an
—
extended honeymoon and upon their
.
_
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Selling have,
M r. and Mrs. Samuel Hartman return will make their home here.
returned to Detroit after spending (Pearl Rosenblum) of Cleveland have ,
— several weeks in the South and At- returned from their wedding trip to1
'antic City. Cuba and Florida and will be at home ;
at 2183 Blaine avenue after April 10.
Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Danto and son
have moved to their new home at
Miss Blanche S. Rothschild and
6565 Trumbull avenue, near West Mrs. Louis R. IVfarymont have gone
Grand boulevard,
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Fischer of
to Chicago to be present at the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. , 26 41 Hazelwood avenue are receiv-
A group of Detroit girls, including Dave Rothschild.
' ing congratulations on the birth of ■
; I Bernice Kahn, Irene Rosenberg, Ruth
daughter, Marion Louise.
Aire, Yolette Finstervvald, Sally Ehr-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weissman
lich 81111 Bernice Fraser will spend and family. formerly of 455 East
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Spilg
Friday and Saturday in Ann Arbor Philadelphia avenue, are residing in
(P earl Simon) announce the birth of
attending the Alpha Epsilon Phi ini- their new home at 1656 West Boston a daughter, Ilarriet Shirley, Mar. 19.
I
tiation,
boulevard.
r. and Mrs. Benjamin Glick (Bes-
Mr.
Miss Yolette Finsterwald leaves
and Mrs. Melville Welt have ,
Wine) announce the birth of a
Sunday for Boston to spend a week
'le
d from a visit
in Palm Beach,
returned
with her sister, Miss Myra
Finster-
daughter,
Lucille Jane, on March 3.
—
Florida.
weld, who is a student at Sargent's
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg
—
School of PhySical Education.
en ure,
v hte
Seward
Sfe we ,lauag
Sirs. Abe Silberberg of !nnutheiirth
Mr. and M
(Theresa
n , Keilel of o
aoe
Burlingame avenue have returned
birth
Miss Lucille Finsterwald, daughter
from se ven weeks' sojourn in Miami, Barbara Ann.
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finsterwahl,
Florida.
and the Misses Sylvia and Emmeline
•
Ackerman, who are attending Sim-
Mrs. Louis Welt and Mrs. Nathan' Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lewis (Jeanette
mons College in Boston, are at home Newman have returned from a four Starkoff I announce the birth of a son
March 21.
for their spring vacation.
weeks' sojourn in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bennett (Sara
Mrs. Louis Goldberg of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fineberg of Sugar) of Pittsburg, Kan., announce
(nee Ruth Cohn) is the house guest Calvert avenue were hosts at a fancy the birth of a daughter, Ilene Frayda,
of her sister, Mrs. A. Gittleman of dress party at the Gainsboro Studio
on Wednesday, March 19.
East Grand boulevard, during her
on Friday evening, March 21. The
stay in this city. Mrs. Goldberg, who guests were Mr. and Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finkelstein (Lil-
is widely known here, is being de-
Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stein- lian Lavine) of 1303 Delaware ave-
• lightfully entertained by her rela- berg, Mr. and Mrs. 13. A. Williams, nue are receiving congratulations on
tives and many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseph, Mr. and the birth of a son, Samuel, March 12,
Mrs. Philip Levine, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahn of Bay
George A. Kahn and Hr. and Mrs.
City were in Detroit, having attend-
Mrs, Lewis L. Brandeis in
Edward A. Josephson.
ed the Schreiber-Grass wedding.

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Mrs. Ilenry Wineman and Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Clark of 3019 Virginia
The annonymous author, said to be
park entertained Saturday evening at Maurice Goldenberg entertained a
guests at a luncheon at the Wom-
few.
woman of note , of "The Boudoirs
her home in honor of Roy Clark's
an's Exchange, complimenting the cif Washington," lets us into the in-
sixteenth birthday. Covers were laid
Baroness Ilatbaney, the house guest nermost sanctums of the feminine
for 20. Sam Clark entertained with
of Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amberg.
'society of the national capital. She
songs and dances.
Mrs. Leon Steinberg of 2448 Cal- tells us all about the wives and (laugh-,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson of
vert avenue was hostess to 40 guests diplomats
tern of the
lawmaker,
of
and county's
of all those
who make
2288 Hazelwood avenue entertained
at her home at the first of a series: up Washington's official life. This is
with three tables of bridge on Friday
of bridge-teas. The favors were Co- what she has to say of Ms. Louis
evening. , Supper was served at mid-
Ionia] corsage bouquets of sweet peas ho.
Brandeis and of the Brandeis
D ni e,
night.
and roses. The out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Not Sobel of Lafayette,
"Then
there is Mrs. Louis Brandeis
Mrs. Rose M. Lipson of the United
Jewish Charities has returned from Ind., Mrs. M. Rosenthal of Flint and _easily one of the most outstanding
Mrs. Jack Kann of Algonac.
ladies
of
the Supreme Cour tgroup.
a two weeks' trip to Boston and New
She is handsome, with great dark eyes,
York.
Mrs. William Lichtig, Mrs. Edward g000d complexion, and snow-white
Mrs. David W. Simons and Miss Lichtig and Mrs. II. W. Herz were ha i r.
,
, , And she carries herself well. Why,
Sylvia Simons are spending a few hostesses to 05 guests at a bridge-
days at the Majestic Hotel New York. luncheon at the Phoenix Club. shouldn't she? Isn't she one of the
Goldmarks the family that has given
Sirs. Morton Sillman and daughter, Pauline and Josephine Goldmark to
Mrs. Samuel J. Eder and Mrs. Her-
man Cohen are giving a luncheon June, of 3049 East Grand boulevard the world besides Mrs. Brandeis? Ilere
and bridge at the Chatham Hotel on have returned from a visit in New is a justifiable pride. She was active
York.
in suffrage work. She has two daugh-
Tuesday April 1 at 1 p. m.
ters , Leith good feminists.
Phi Delta Sorority will hold their
.The Brandeis home is not the
Harry Atwood is to be the guest
next
meeting
at
the
home
of
bliss
'
storm
centre of the socially elect. If
lot the Jewish Women's Club on Mon-
, day afternoon, April 7, at Temple Augusta Weisberg, Harmon avenue,, you want your Washington all jazzed
who
returned
home
Thursday
for
the
It is the
up you don't go there.
Beth El, where he will be the speaker
spring vacation.
socially-minded people—men and %co-
of the afternoon.
—
men who care how the other half lives,
Miss Debbie Greenbaum of 3755 and why they don' tlive longer and
Mr. and Mrs. David Stocker of
i more hupp .. d y — these are the people
1238 Longfellow avenue are giving Brush street was given a surprise cos-
tome party Saturday evening, March , you meet. They
ey are interesting men
a reception at the Statler Hotel on
April 5 in honor of their daughter, 22. The spirit of Purim prevailed in and women; when they speak you may
both
the
colors
and
the
midnight
not
agree
with
them, but their re-
Silka Gerber, who was recently mar-
Covers were laid for 30 marks are well worth listening to,
ried to Dr. Louis J. Ullian of Boston. luncheon.
guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. Greenbaum •Lion hunting isn't a Brandeis pas-
, but the really big game generally
Miss Augusta Weisberg of the and Mr. and Mrs. A. Malco were the,...,,
ti
Western State Normal at Kalamazoo chaperons. The following evening get around to their preserce sooner
will spend the spring holidays with the birthday of J. Greenhe' m was or later."
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Mrs. Jerry M. Goodman (lila Ap- of Springfield, Mass., attended both
, plehaum) of Muskegon will arrive in affairs.
Miss Jessie Phyllis Kopatz, the De-
Detroit on Sunday to be the guest of
Miss Elenaor Ilutzel, chief of the troit singer who has made various
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Apple-
the police de- public appearances here has won a
woman's
division
of
baum.
partment , gave a very interesting lec- p lace in the artist choir of Mme. Clara
Novella - Davies, t h e distinguished
The Young People's Society of De- ture to a large group of women at Welsh teacher and conductlr, whose'
troit will have a banquet Sunday the Jewish Woman's Club house on studio is in New York. Mme. Novella-
Tuesday
afternoon.
Her
subject
was
evening, March 30, in the ballroom of
Davies will give a choral recital April i
the Hebrew Baby Day Nursery. In- "The Big Sister and the Adult De- 27 in Town Hall, New York. Miss!
linquent" and was of great interest
, /lunation of officers will also take
Kopatz will take part in the recital.'
to her audience.
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