ThEDcworilats_s itirocu; PAGE SIX oet al a f tt arsorthi II EitgaLtritteiit;11 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bernstein 0 8715 Beaubien street announce th engagement of their daughter, Celia, to Dr. Morris J. Kritchnian. "Seven Furniture Days" Mrs. Julia Buchbinder, 5938 Beau- hien street, announces the engage- ment of her daughter, Belle, to Samuel E. Englander of Gary, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Zierer, 2522 d other local note• should be row "nested to II• a owe et no Clairmount avenue, announce the en- An society Ronne an Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the or Chronicle by 5 e'cleck be nicely " not gagement of their daughter, Jennie, issue. Phone Glendale BM, Society Editor. Mail notices so AS i• at to II Roy Salinger. At home Sun- April will mark the return of many Hay, April 13, from 2 to 5 and 8 to The Arts Society of Temple Beth Easterners from various points In 10 o'clock. No cards. El presented its ft fth performance of Southern California. Among the De- one-act plays March 26 before an in- Mr. and Mrs. M. Morrilz, 271 who have left for their homes terested audience. Three plays were troiters the past week are Mr and Mrs. Mor- , Henry street, announce the engage- given, "A Genuine Itedinka," by Al- ris Rosenberg and E. Al. Rothman, meat of their daughter, Martha, to vin D. Hersch; "The Web," by Alice who have been staying at the Hotel William Cohen. Brown, and "Thursday Evening," by Virginia, Long Beach; Sir. and Airs. Christopher Morley. The first play J. Lincoln Freud, I. C. Freud and was a comedy written by Alvin D. Miss Edith Manshach, who visited Ilersch, a member of the society. A wife's extravagance in buying a for with relatives and friends in Los An- geles. Mrs. Rothman will remain in coat and her husband's final realiza- Long Beach until the middle of the tion that she had gotten a bargain form the story of this well-written month. MELINOFF-WECHSLER comedy. Alvin D. Ilerach played Ar- Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brio of The manage of Miss Clara Wechs- , thur Star; Mignon B. Ginsberg took daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. , the part of the wife ; William S. 1903 Calvert avenue have returned ler. arstoon avr. enue echsler of W 558 Mso n f M and Meyerfield, George Frazer; Rose to the city after spending the winter n David Melina!, in 1.os Angeles Cal., and Minneapolis, Wechsler Samter, Anne Thorpe; Bernard Wohl, Mrs. Joseph Melina!, 638 Medbury, Thomas Lane, and Isaac Goldberg the Minn. was solemnized March 30 at the role of Mr. Wilbur. "The Web" is — - — ', Knights of Pythias hall in the press the story of a preacher with the pow- Miss Lucille Finsterwahl has re- ence of 300 guests by Rabbi A. Si. er to convince people of the need for turned to Simmons College, Boston, Hershman. The bride wore a gown following the "straight and narrow after spending a week with her par- of white lace trimmed with velvet path," but who, nevertheless, is a cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finster- ribbon and a Brussels net veil with m, fugitive from justice. A woman rose pointe lace. She carried a bou- comes to him for aid because her --- quet of fillies-of-the-valley, white husband is trying to escape a charge orchids and white roses. Esther .. , tt e o rn.l asy . lif a aid i Ti t , g oiu l .r o h j ' r l t e dis dda or p 0 A l of embezzlement. How he discovers VT. -, Wechsler, sister of the bride, was their relationship and the result that at present. Mr. Freund recently cele- maid of honor. She wore light blue follows make up the thread of the brated his seventy-seventh birthday, chiffon over pink and carried an arm story. Morris Carvett plays the on which occasion he received many bouquet of pink roses. The brides- preacher; Frank V. Martin, his valet ; letters and telegrams of congratula- , maids were the Misses Ruth Oshinsky, Regene It. Freund "the woman ;" Sirs. Lion from his family friends and so- Evelyn Wexler, Helen Ettinger and Wellfleet; Charlette Rosenfield, her til(ltt who ahnasa cbteiev ne Alice Greenberg. They wore pastel ri c hihenepsol i n which mother, and Charles Dreifus, her hus- cini et e t ireess t shades of green, orchid, coral and band. The third play, "Thursday suffering from ill-health is improving peach.Jack er of p a the r ot a hid Ja w k A e sl in o ff ,a brother Evening," is a humorous portrayal of rapidly and expects to return to De- groom, was best m the maid's night out when the young a . beginning troit the of April. Mr Touff, S m Greenberg, Eli Wexler husband and wife wash the dishes. Freund will remain in Florida until and Harold Briskman were the ush- To complicate and, incidentally, clear some time in May. I ers. Master Marvin Kahn was the up matters, both mothers-in-law are ring bearer and the Misses Marie guests for dinner. Frederick L. Mor- Touff and Lillian Wechsler were the Mrs. Gus Newman of 544 Westmin- ris and Juliet Harmon played Mr. flower girls. and Mrs. Johns and Clara B. Beckerster avenue has returned from Cali- A dinner was served and was fol and Henrietta F. Goldstein played I e orn i a , where she spent the winter. lowed by a reception, the parents of — their respective mothers. The Arts the young couple assisting in receiv- Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield Society Is to repeat, by request, four ing the guests. Mrs. Wechsler wore . of the most successful of their one- have returned from a trip to the a black jet-beaded georgette gow n South and Atlantic City. act plays at the Temple April 15. Mrs. Meino and carried violets. than Wsdneeday. HUDSON'S Marriages 7ashion Economy /THAT'S the ideal combination offered in our showing of new Easter suits. Suits are "coming in strong" again and our variety is complete in every way. The prices are SUITS-FIFTH FLOOR SHOP M i n 25 00 to $ 75 - EYN HWOME NS WEAR Woodward Avenue Between Grand River and State. Gowns for the 1.1111111 , oho insists upon correctness Of style, but does not follow rem, whim of fashion. They are gowns smart in detail and becom- ing in line and color. Artiatically de- signed, each one offers on which iv diatinctive and original. You will find a 'tried a n d excellent assortment in Oforti for spring. Al- ways somethingi new and leading at the "Best Shop in Town foe Gowns." The J. L. Hudson Co. --and I've Noth- ing to Wear!" " She wouldn't feel a bit glum about tonight's party if she knew that our ex- pert cleaning and dyeing could trans- form every old frock in her wardrobe into a NEW frock! 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Harry Klein of 416 birth of a daughter, Eunice Anne, Mr. and Mrs— East Warren avenue were the honor March 18. guests at a surprise party given by 1 Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Feigelmanl their children in honor of their thirty- ! fifth wedding anniversary, March 29. (Jennie Gantz) announce the birth ' Forty-eight guests attended. Mr. and of a daughter, Harriet, March 26. Klein received many beautiful Air. and Mrs. David Bernstein of gifts. Collingwood avenue announce the Miss Sylvia Blazer has returned to I birth of a daughter, Ruth, March 12. Monticello Seminary, Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. S. Broudo of 238 Far-' after spending her spring vacation rand park announce the birth of a with her parents. son, Aubrey Gamaliel, March 17. 1 Mrs. Joseph Zechman put on a pro-' gram at the Wimadausis Tuesday of-, ternoon. am , / A A delightful two. strap model with covered Cuban heels. Comes in all patent colt. black kid, black satin, airedale ooze, jack rabbit o o z e, brown ooze, white barn, white kid. '109 Third Floor. Many Other Fleming Nets Spring Style: The Deferred Payment Plan will per- mit you to purchase this Furniture with a moderate initial payment, and convenient terms for the balance, airs. Solinsky, formerly of New also wore a black beaded gown. A number of affairs were given in honor of Mrs. David Mellinoff (Clara I York, is now making her home in Among the guests from out of the Wechsler), a bride of March 30. Detroit with her son, Nathan Rosen- city at the wedding were and r. and Mrs. i Mr. I. Wex- Wexler, M exl Among them were a bridal shower t zweig of Taylor avenue. M n Wexl er, , El Wer Evelyn ter, Miss F. E iven March 19 by Miss Alice Green- Miss and Mr. Cohen from Newark, N. J., Mrs. Harry Rosenthal and M berg of 289 Frederick for 15 guests, Kathryne Pinninger left March 25 Mr. and Airs. A. J. Kahn of Lansing, , a theater party given Saturday, for Miami, Fla., to spend the month Mich., and Mr. Jacobson of Bridge- March 22, by the Misses Stella and port, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Alelinoff are spending Pauline Stiffer and Ann and Martha of April. .___ _ , Winston, and a miscellaneous shower Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman their honeymoon in Chicago. Upon March 25 given by the Misses Daisy and daughters, Claire and Susanne, their return they will make their and Ruth Oshinsky ,2219 Gladstone, of Chicago boulevard have returned' home in Detroit. for 20 guests. from a seven weeks' stay at l'alm ' FRIEDMAN-SOVERINSKY Mrs. B. Fishel Weinberg, who has I Beach, Fla. The marriage of Miss Bessie So- been Mrs. visiting with Weinberg her parents, and Jacob of Mr. East I I Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Jacob (Ruth verinsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , Garfield avenue, has returned to her i Finkelstein) of Scranton, Pa., have , Henry Soverinsky, and Samuel Fried- home in Cleveland, Ohio. Airs. Wein- , tured from their wdding trip to man took place March 29 at Kirby and are residing at the , Center in the presence of 200 guests. C berg was widely entertained during i California Hotel Imperial on Peterboro street. Rabbis Ashishkin and Levin offici- , ated. The bridesmaids were the her stay in Detroit. Birndorf, who re- Misses Betty Feldman and nna Miss Pauline— Miss Edith Babcock of Ilendrie turned recently from Miami, Fla.,1 Paul and the ushers were Messrs. avenue gave a mah jong party March was the guest of honor at a bridge ' Frank l'aige and Morris Marcus. Mr. 22 in honor of her young friends who given by Miss Marie Manner of Tay- Friedman's brother acted as best ss , \s, are home for their spring vacations. for avenue, Saturday, March 29. man. A reception followed the cere- mony, after which the young couple Mrs. Alfred J. Wise entertained at left for Chicago to spend their honey- , Harry F. Atwood, who is to speak at the Jewish Woman'a Club Mon- bridge and mah jong at her home on moon. day afternoon, April 7, has chosen West Grand boulevard, Aiarch 28, SHAPERO-WACHS. for his subject The Constitution, complimenting Baroness Ilatvaney, Sirs. S. G. Wachs, . Cleveland, an- the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. Emil! Our Safeguard." i nounces the marriage of her dough- Amberg. - I ter, Sarah Irene, to Benjamin G. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Selker (Rebecca Miss Edith C. Guttzeit, daughter of Shapero, 1625 Lawrence avenue, I.urie) have returned from their wed - Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Guttzeit of March 23. Mr. and Mrs. Shapero are ding trip to Chicago. 2254 Taylor avenue, will go to Wash- at home now at 1627 Collingwood Miss Eva 1h'eingarden of 1701 ington 011 April 8 with members of avenue. Gladstone avenue has returned home the Pi Beta I'hi Fraternity. The fra- SWARTZ-HERMAN after a three months' stay in the ternity will be entertained by Airs. The marriage of Miss Martha Iler- , Calvin Coolidge. East. man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- — Miss Sarah Si. Stocker, who is a , seph Herman of Toledo, Ohio, and Air. and Mrs. M. Gordon of 218 Josephine avenue announce the Bar student at Vassar, and Jule E. Stock- , Edward B. Swartz, son of Mr. and :Mitzvah of their son, Sanford, on cr, who is attending Harvard, are' Mrs. B. Swartz, took place March i spending the spring holidays with 30 at the home of the groom's par-1 Saturday, April 5. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. David R.' ents, 997 Theodore street. Rabbi I Moses Fischer performed the cere- Miss Clara Lindenbaum of Lynn Stocker. mony. Edward Swartz of McKees- avenue left Monday evening for Cali- Alr. and Airs. Isaac Fink of Sagi- port, Pa., and Miss Alary Couzens of fornia, where she will make her home naw, 'Mich., will celebrate their golden Toledo were among the out-of-town Permanently. wedding at the home of their daugh- guests. ter Mrs. A. E. Goldsmith of 2269 Blaine avenue, with a reception Sun- day, April 6, from 7 to it p. m. No cards. 0° THE METEOR Offers to every home-maker and fur- nisher excellent opportunities to pur- chase Suites, Occasional Pieces, Odd Chairs, as well as Reed, Willow and Rus- tic, Sun Room, Porch and Garden Furni- ture, at prices which are very much lower than usual. All the New Popular Shades Spring Hosiery The Ladies Auxiliary of the Shaarey 7.edek held a bazaar last /lit 1 111111111111111/111111 111111 . 1 / 11 Sunday at the synagogue for the benefit of the Theological Seminary of New York. The affair was a •-eecess. Mrs. Jest. all Zech- In loving memory of our dear hus- man, chairman of the affair, and Airs.1 Mesa Aspleba•m, chairman of the band and lather, Morris limt, who passed away two years ago April 5, , teweis and fairy work booth, ex- pressed appreciation to the ladies of the eighth day of Nisan. , . rsa for tis:ir assIstanc.. anent fourth., slave, Were the years hearts A lunch was served and dancing con- Lonely •re For the one we Josnit so dearly cluded the evenings entertainment. lies forever 0.• e'd awes. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Behrman Sadly missed by his wife and have returned from their wedding dren. trip and will be at home after April 15 at the Tahama Court apartments, CARD OF THANKS Seward and Wilson. Mrs. Louis Solovitz and family eN. tend their thanks to their many Miss lone Siegel has returned to friends for the kindness and sym- Smith College after spending a week pathy extended to them during their with her mother. recent bereavement, especially to Mrs. E. Sachse and family. Miss Ruth Lambert left last Satur- day for Wheaton College, after The B'nni B'rith representative spending the spring recess with her report that a number of European parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin I.. Jewish refugees in Juarez, Mexico, Lambert. which is just across the border from F.1 Paso, Texas, are in a most critical Miss Ethel Oppenheim, who attends condition. owing to the Mexican revo-.4 Milwaukee-Downer College, Milwau- lution. The B'nai B'rith representa- kee, Vs'is., is with her parents, Mr. tive is doing what ht can to afford and Mrs. David Oppenheim, 1980 Chi- relief. The detention quarters at the cago boulevard. for her spring vaca- immigrant station was visited, but no I tion. Miss Clara Reinhart acenm- Jewish men were there during the panted Miss Oppenheim home and is month. being widely entertained. !Lieberman finvitui Special 'Dining Sul Six Attractive Styles, Purchased in Quanti Priced at Only '295 Many other suites advantageously bought ered for a limited time at equally reasona prices. One entire floor is devoted exclusively to din room furniture. Every period is representec furniture of the surpassing quality that friends expect to find at LIEBERMAN'S. spring exhibit is at its best right now. LIEBERMAN'S 629-641 GRATIOT AVE. Easter Cards and Novell SHEEHP 1550 Woodyard a