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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landsman o
Garfield avenue announce the en
HORW1TZ.ROSNER
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gagement of their daughter, Lillian
The marriage of Miss Blanche Ros-
Plotkin, daughter of to harry Bauer of Cleveland. A re
ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam.'
Miss Lott ie
eel Rosner, to Nathan Horwitz, son M I Mrs. Samuel Plotkin of Royal ception took place at the home of
Miss Landsman on Sunday, May 29
of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Horwitz, Oak, was graduated from Highland
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was solemnized by Rabbi Moses Fisch- Manor, Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson, on
Mr. and Mrs. O. Orechkin of '
er at Emanuel Synagogue last Sun.i Thursday, June 4, after completing
Windsor Ont. announce the engage-
day evening in the presence of 25 1) the kindergarten trainingcourse.
c
laughter, Ann, to Jak
cere- Miss Plotkin, who spent two years at meat of their I
guests. A dinner followed the cere-
of her. and MN: l':!
. th e
1 •:
mony.
mony.
Highland Nlanor, in addition to being ::thrl:ilt"
will 252'2 Taylor avenue
The bride was lovely in a white a n honor student has been active in Lightstone of
charmeuse dress trimmed with Span- school life. She was president of her
A I class, a member of the Big Sister or-
ish lace and orange blossoms.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Unger of Glynn
wreath of orange blossoms held her ganizati on and children's editor of
' tulle veil in the form of a crown and the sch ool publication. Miss Plotkin court announce the engagement of
eturn
to
Detroit
next
week
to
their
daughter, Rita Bernice, to Wi .
she carried a bridal shower of roses will r
limn M. Mayers, son of Mr. and Mrs.;
and lilies-of-the-valley. Mrs. Harry spend her summer vacation.
Abraham Mayer. of New York City.,
Kutzen, the matron of honor, wore
a rose and gray georgette gown trim-
M r. and Mrs. Ben Rosenberg, for-
med in lace and carried red roses and merly Of 2375 Lyman place, are now
lilies-of-the-valley. The bridesmaids residing in their new home at 1210(1
were the Misses Florence Horwitz, l'rairie avenue.
who wore a salmon georgette gown
trimmed with roses and carried a
Mr' and Mrs. Leo Newman of Pitts-
cane of pink and orchid sweet peas; burgh are visiting their children, Mr.
Helen Rosner, whose frock of pink and IM rs. Sidney J. New man of At-
georgette was trimmed with roses and kinson avenue.
Balfour Guards.
• who carried a cane of pink roses and
sweet peas, and Beatrice Koplin, who
The Balfour Guards is the newest
Miss Freda Marcus of Johnstown,
Presenting a wonderful collection of the new-
Young
Judaea
Club of Detroit and is
,
wore
green
georgette
trimmed
with
Pa
will
arrive
in
the
city
early
next
1
'
est creations for Misses and Women in ex-
' to be the guest of her uncle and composed of boys from 13 to 16 years
ostrich feathers and carried pink and week
quisite silks and crepes of brilliant colorings.
orchid sweet peas. liarry P. Kutzen aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Schakne of of age living in the northwest section
of the city. The officers are: Presi- ,
was best man and Reuben Sklar, 2073 Hazelwood avenue.
Ilarry Rosner and Leon Kutzen were
dent, Harry Gruber; vcie-president,
Oscar
ushers. The three small Sower girls ,
Nathan Goldman of 551 Holbrook Leo Ashenskv; secretary,
Betty Kutzen, Florence Rosner and avenue has left for New York, W - Schwartz, and treasurer, Samuel
%.t.
Horwitz w ore pink and peach h ington and Philadelphia for a wee k 's ',titans. " Joseph Davidson a ' nd the of-
' 'elma
S
0 , colored frocks ' and carried baskets of ,
I fivers compose the board.of directors.
Masr Jerome Philip s ' op '
rose petals.
Weisw'asser is the
iy,tra,,ttizeisrseindgte
Rabbi and Mrs. lie„ry 3. Berko- ti r ,,C re
tour
er
t i'i g f the it' ll
all
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Young Juilaiiin Clubs of
1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N111111111111111111111111111gE' ire Betts. Horwitz carried the
b'ride''s
Kitt last last
Sunday
evening for termediate
saite
. ork
train. ghe was also dresseil in a pink New
1
day on the S.S. Mauretania for Eng,. Detroit.
frock,
land. They are spending six weeks
Horwitz are traveling in England and France.
Mr. and Mrs. H
Herz! Jud
throug,h the east on their honeymoon
Leo Lubetsky gave a brief resume •
d at
return will resie
h
ind upon teir
Mrs. Irene Klein and son, George,
of Chicago, who have been the house of President Coolidge's recent speech
2917 Pingree avenue.
guests for the past three weeks of in Washington on the Jews, at the
•
last meeting of the Ilerzl Judaeans,
•
LEVIN.KATZIN
Mrs. Klein's brother and sister, Dr,
The marriage of Miss Rhoda Kat- and M rs. Ruby Goldstone, have left and NI r. Lopata on the Fresh Air
Camp. An open forum followed.
-gt....: zit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan for New lurk for a month s stay e- Last Sunday the club enjoyed an out-
Kat zin ing
of Chicago, at
t o Theodore
Le- fits e returning
to their Al
home. the last meet-
- 3 .-M
t
Belle
Isle.
sin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levin
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Goldman and ing the club voted to buy one dunam
of 143 Delaware avenue, Detroit, family have moved from 551 Hol. of land in l'alestine each year. Ab-
took place at the home of the bride's brook avenue to 2275 Gladstone ave. raham Block spoke on the significance
parents at 1318 Independent
rue. of Shelmoth at the last meeting.
, May 31. Mr. and
vard on Sunday
=a.=. Mrs . Joseph Levin, Solomon Levin Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Goose and
f Judaea.
Stars - o ------
and other members of the immediate
or Westminster ave-
The last meeting (if the St a rs of
=s family and Fred M. Butzel attended son, Monte, of 125
s- - -...,
=
trip to Boston, ,
was held May 25 at the home
rue have left for
the ceremony.
of
of Celia Cooke, 681 Theodore street.
Mr. and Mrs. Levin are spending Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
='?=
arry Gordon and family, The following program was given: A
their
honeymoon
in
the
east
and
upon
I ff-...- -- - -
idaylet, "Ambition in White Chapel;"
Harry
M
Summer storage for furs, oriental rugs, fine • .:.-._"... - their return will reside in Detroit.
formerly of 2041 Gladstone avenue. a poem by Frances,. Marliss and "The'
are residing in their new home at Sty
or of the Holiday," by Mary Katz,
clothing and other valuable things is now an ac- 'ss- - -:-
SWAAB.WASSERMAN
x331Ctirtland avenue.
cepted solution of the fire, moth and burglar prob-
•
The
marriage
of
Miss
Roselle
Was-
B'nos Rachel.
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lem. It ensures besides protection the thorough -!:=--
: sermon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin spent several
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mwt•ahseigti,vhei iti,
of Dit ytt4ii;„ :lays in Cincinnati last week as the nt Tt hiteielf.iti ltlit$7,i.f ng , ritignrr
examination and cleansing of your valuables.
Benjamin
t h
i
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Irl siin i s ' 'sVa' il, son ot,
: i f i le
guest of his mother.
You cannot afford to neglect your fine furs,
I held at the onie of Sylvia Lapinsky,
.--: and airs. Samuel Swaab of the Addi-
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544 East Kirby avenue, on ,lone 2:
etc., when the cost of storage is so small.
-•=.- s-_-_
- - I son Hotel, Detroit, took place at the
Miss Jessie Schwartz spent Decora-
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' home of the bride's parents Sunday lion Day with her parents,
parents Mr. and Chatacterization of Ruth, by Lillian
Our process cleans the fur and lining JUST LIKE NEW =
Garnick; message of Shobuoth, by •
Morris Schwartz. of
- "-
- - -'
-l afternoon, May 31, at 5 o'clock. The - s i
and puts new life in the pelt. Let us thoroughly clean and =!
Dora Coopersmith, and story of She-
ceremony was performed by Rabbi ' avenue.
:
.:
glaze your fur coat, jacquette or scarf.
booth, by Sylvia
Lapinsky.
o
=-'-'-'---: Samuel S. Mayerberg of Dayt n, or-
-- merly of Detroit, beneath a canopy
Reuben Levin, Paul Dietrich and
We have the most modern and scientific storage vault in =-
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PERFECTION
LODGE
-
of
palms
and
bridal
wreath.
Alf
red
Davis
have
left
for
Baltimore
--.-
-
Detroit. Why take chances with your furs, Oriental rugs --
4.
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E - The bride wore a gown of white by motor, whence they will take the
fine clothing and other valuables by hanging them in your =
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Perfection
Lodge,
No.
486, F. and
satin
trimmed
with
chantilly
lace
em-
boat
to
Miami,
Fla.
lA'hil•
in
Miami
wardrobe with perhaps a few' camphor balls as a preventive ---
' broidered with seed pearls. Her en- they will stay at the Temple-Court A. M., will hold a special communica-
against moths?
' trained veil of tulle was held in place Hotel with Samuel Feldman of La tits!' Wednesday, June 10, at 7 p. m.
with a band of orange blossoms. She Salle boulevard and Arthur Rosen- E. C. degree and lookout committee.
CALL MELROSE 6570
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
carried a shower bouquet of white t , rail , to , I Traverse City.
roses and lilies-of-the-valley. She was
By Order of--
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Honied by a matron of honor, a
Mrs. Mac Kalman of 1728 Clair-
MAXWELL W. BENJAMIN, W. M.
laid of honor and four bridesmaids, mount avenue entertained 20 children
a -ho were dressed in georgette frocks at a party on May 31 in honor of the
Said Rabbi Johanan in the name of
pastel shades and carried vari-col- third birthday anniversary of her the (maple of Jerusalem: "Make your
The after- Sabbath day like any other day rather
urea roses tied with tulle in contrast- small daughter, Evelyn.
i ng shades. Miss Nina Wasserman, noon was spent in playing games. than depend upon charity."--Talmud.
the bride's sister, was maid of honor.
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ma. _ _ a_ _
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Jacob Miner of Detroit, cousin of the
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Harris and

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Young
jog] aea

Smart New Frocks

$35

wend-.,d Inn a•t5t.h,ntic

The entirely New
Knitted Coat

27 5°

Club
Notes'

'these Sports Coats are fash-
ioned of pure worsted yarn. There
are two styles -one with clipped
wool collar, the other with con-
trasting color borders.

In White, Corn, Buff, Poudre.
2'7.50

$75

$45

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.--•-- groom, was best man and the ushers I daughter, Shirley, of Seward avenue
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- were Charles Lipsitz, Samuel Vs asser• have returned from a motor trip to
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ma n ,1 Joseph all Caplan an d _torge Dayton, Ohio, where they attend ed
e the Swaab-Wasserman wedding
rit man, , all of Petr ol .
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black satin with a white satin vest. I Virginia park
Ba n has returned from ?di-
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Among the Detroit guests, in ad- ami, Fla., where she spent the win-
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:talon to the parents of the groom ter. Mrs. London is having her home!
, and members of the bridal party, redecorated by Miss I,. Thomas.
THE ANNUAL
I were Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Harris
---
and daughter, Shirley; Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Maurice Wispe and daughter,
Morton Sillman, Mrs. Carrie Barnett, Ruth. have left for an extended visit
Mrs. Samuel Fishman, Mrs. Sol Edel- in Oil City, Pa.
stein and daughter, Frances, Mrs. TH.
Iie Rosenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mrs. Charles Weinberg and daugh- •
Be
Given
by
the
Pupils
of
the
To
William ter, Barbara Dorothy, have returned
Mrs.
Mr. and
: Fargo,
Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Irvi ng W ol f- from St. I.ouis, Mo., where they spent'
gang, Mr. anti Mrs. Abraham M os s three weeks.
and Harry Kahane.
Will Be Presented
Sir. and Mrs. Swaah are spending,
The Ladies Free Loan .Association
,
their honeymoon in Cleveland and : '
upon their return will reside In De- of
Congregation
Ahavath
Achim, car_
' ter
Delmar and
Westminster
ave-
noes, will give it banquet Sunday
Holt.
In the Auditorium of the
ning, June 7, for the benefit of its
free loan fund. The public is in-
: vited to attend. Mrs. David Goose,
president, is in charge.

everywhere favor the fashionable
Orange Blossom rings. Solitaire
engagement lirPS with diamonds
of the linegt quality and color, and
wedding rings, gold, platinum or
jeweled,are on display in our More.

WRIGHT, KAY & e

JEWELERS

WOODWARD AVE. AT JOHN R

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533 - 537 EAST FOREST AVENUE

THE PALESTINE FOUNDATION FUND

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IKEREN HAYESOD)

REQUESTS YOUR PRESENCE

AT THE

FOURTH ANNUAL BANQUET

"DANSANTE "

Kathleen Pereira School of Dancing

HONORING

DAVID A. BROWN

AND

JUDGE BERNARD A. ROSENBLATT

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111•ARTRS OF TIDINGS FROM PALESTINE

MONDAY EVENING, JUNE THE EIGHTH

FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, AT 8 P. M.

DETROIT FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS

flirt I

(Hancock and Second Boulevard)

SIX-THIRTY O'CLOCK

HOTEL STATLER

'The Peerless and most •
Celebrated of all Re-

Edward V. Jacobs of 15 Virginia
'
Assisted by Mrs. Johnstone, Pianist; Mr. Brownell, Viol
Enacting Pianos.
t of park, who has been at St. Luke's Hos-
Feist Trio, Mr.. Peggy Nolan, Mr. Bob Miller, Mr. Francis M•guire.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Alptr
pital in Chicago for several months
: 1447 Burlingame avenue announce as the result of an accident, has re-
the birth of a son, Myron, on May 21. turned to Detroit and is confined to
his home.
GCH)°"'********* I Mr. and Mrs. Nathanson (Rae
are receiving felicitations on
the birth of a daughter, Gloria Joye,
, on May 31.
out.
'
t Wien
Lowest prices in the past eight years for all men
Reentdings Si Rachmaninnfl, Oodsw.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brode (Luba
airy, Levitski and ...... I hundred ..-
80c per pound.
Newhouse) of 2681 Gladstone awe_
haarey Zedek Sabbath School Com-
other Intl knoera artists.
Corned Beef, Rolled Beef and Postrami,
nue are receiving congratulations on S mencement Exercises on June 14 .
27c per pound.
the birth of a daughter, Elaine Lila,
Fresh Salami, 30c per pound. Weiners
on May 26.
After coinpleting the course of stud-
All Meats Guaranteed Strictly Kos her.
i• is offered in the salibath school of
"015 PARK AVI - Nl
JACK LEWIS OFFERS
haarey Zedek Congregation, 12 boys
We Cater to Parties and Picnics.
AID AS DIRECTOR , nil girls will he awarded certificates'
f graduation at the commencement
Jack Lewis, who assisted Maurice , xercises which will lie held in the As- 1 STORE
and Brady Sts.
Between Rowena
II. Segal in directing the minstrel l e embly hall of the synagogue Sunday
3620 WOODWARD AVE.
s
0000000-0-090-00000040004-0000-0 show which the Concord Club will morning, June 14, at 10:30 o'clock.
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present Friday evening, June 5, at The graduates are Evelyn Berkowitz,
0. 0s0
the Little Theater, 89 Rowena street, Toba Berman, Ralph Bernstein, Ion-
Call
Designing
2525'25-
has offered his services to any local i wile Cohen, Rebecca Eisenman, Shir-
Repairing
Euclid
Jewish organization desirous of pre- ey Friedman, Gertrude Goldman,
htwu., Remodeling
2420
stinting a similar show or review. Mr. I' Charlotte Hirschberg, Edwin
former resident of Rose Rapoport, Samuel Robins and
Lewis, who is a
Toronto, was active throughout the Milton Sorock.
ANNOUNCES
The program will open with an ad-,
province of Ontario in directing revue:
and minstrel shows and is well known dress to the graduates by A. Louis
THE OPENING OF A NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
as a writer of popular songs. Or- Gordon, superintendent of the sabliath I
aanizations wishing to put on shows school, and will include an address by!
DRUG
for charitable purposes which desire Rabbi A. Si. Hershman and a vocal: /
...•
to obtain the services of Mr. Lewis selection by Cantor Samuel Viiroda.
may cal Miss Sara Landman of the Following introduction remarks by .1. .•
Young Women's Hebrew Association, B. Itoicvoy, instructor of the graduat-
89 Rowena street, fur information. _ • ing class, the following graduates will
.-.. '
take part in the exercises: Edwin
ON OR ABOUT
SI, ss, who will play a piano solo; Mil- \:::::
Sn
-
', ..
ton Soria, president of the class, I
!idle Coh en , Gertrude Goldman, Ralph
ill tor nide r Kern . you more
,rill
Charlottsee
Bernstein, EdSwin Moss,bins,
with the openiog of ors
Ro
effi
amuel Ro
11 irschberg,
h will carry the high-
new stare, whic
le-+ than an hour (rum
Raw-port and TA* Berman, who will
undrien and pharma-
.0,
N•w
tut grade of s
d•liser short orations. The class in
Co'Irge Preparatory Cour.—
ceutical produ cts.
, its entirety will recite l'hilip M. Rask-
LfrilfiCite Re.V1.11.1.
), )
d
EPIVA111 1 I. SELVES.
' it's poem, "The Eternal Ridle."
K A U F M A N
!Nal Reboot and Junior College
rour•e• in Home-Making,. See• I Mr. Gordon will prese nt •the di-
ret•rial Work. aoornall•m and
The
exercises
will
be
open to
•
Kin•Ierggrt•n Training. klueie PiPtrag.
'the public.
and Art.

inist,

NO SOLICITATION OF FUNDS

152.50 the Plate)

RESERVATIONS by Mail sir Phone will be received up to

7heAMTICO

SPECIAL FOR THIS MON T H

'Davis)

TWELVE GRADUATES
WILL GET DIPLOMAS

12:00 O'clock, Monday, June 8th.

1109 MAJESTIC BUILDING

in the Anabe

Cadillac 2350

dndriscilER

JANNEY - BOWMAN

LONDON KOSHER DELICATESSEN

EDWARD I. SELDES

STORE

8901 LINWOOD, Cor. HAZELWOOD

JUNE 6'th

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PRESCRIPTION SPECIALSTS
Fountain Service.

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Announcing
KING'S
June Bride Salo

YOUR FURS
WITH A FURRIER

HIGHLAND MANOR

Collage for Jonioehnooi

EUGENE H. LEHMAN,
Director
141, Tr. i iirrnl k on - Hue1 ”n

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9011 TWELFTH ST.

"Mena sans in carports nano" is a Speci•list in Repairing and Remodel.'
1
foolis`i saying. The sound body is a
mg of Fura.
product of the sound mind.-Epi- I
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Estimates Gladly Furnished.

gram.

In which will be featured many
very special values in Dinner-
1,vare, Glassware, Housewares,
Lamps, Etc.

Sale Starts Monday, June 8th,
Ends Saturday, June 13th

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