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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kurtz of Tay-
lor avenue announce the marriage of
their daughter, Beatrice, to Ntituriet
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohn of the
Palmetto lintel celebrated their 11. Segal, son of Mr. anti Mrs. Jacob
twenty - fifth wedding anniversary Segal of this city.
with a dinner deuce on Friday eve-
SAMBURG•KELTZ
ring. June The private dining room
Miss Sylvia Keltz, daughter of Mr.
!of the Palmetto was tirade most at-
' tractive with its decorations of palms and Mrs.M. Keltz, was married to
and flowers, carried out in a color James Samburg, son of Mrs. G gam.
, scheme of silver and white inter- burg of Detroit, at the Chestnut Syn.
Among the 451 Heroine, Toronto, Ont., on Sunday
: spersed with green.
euests were Rabbi Lett NI. Franklin, evening, Maya, Rabbi Weinrab offi-
who married Mr. and Mrs. Cohn
ciating. .A dinner and reception fol-
years ago, and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. lowed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of white
Deers, who were among the bridal at-
tendants, Out-of-town guest, were georgette and rose pointe lace. Her
present from New York, Los .Nogeles tulle veil was fashioned with a ban-
and Newark, N. J. Mr, and Mr.. Cohn deau of orange blossoms and her
entertained their out-it-town guests shower bouquet was of bridal ropes
'at a dinner party at Northwood Inn and lilit-of-the-valley. bliss Mollie
Samburg Was Maid of honor and
hest Saturday evening.
Henry Keltz WAS 1 , 1,4 Marl. Norman
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Ni r. and :Mrs. Maurice Yodido and Keltz was ringbetwor and the flower
daughter of ('arson ('ity, Mich., have girls wen. Sylvia Friedman, Eva Man-
it
returned from Boston, where they del and Alice Nobel.
The rag-of-roan guests were Mrs.
motored several weeks ago.
MISS ZELDA SAPERSTEIN
Sfax Eisler, Nir. and Mrs. Louis Lef.
ko and son, Orville, of Detroit; Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Saperstein
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and in.
S. Semino le and son of Windsor.
of Alba, Mich., announce the engage-
lit son, who formerly resided at
After a honeymoon spent in the
nwt of their daughter, Zelda, to ,"4 67 Burlingame avenue, have taken
,
east, Sir. and Mrs. Samburg will
Samuel J. Crass of Detroit, formerly an
an apartment at the Hotel Whittier make their home in Detroit.
New
York
City.
of
un tit their new home on East liosttot
let ulevarri is completed
LEVETT•RASSNER
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bletnikoff of

East Ferry avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ray. to
Jack (ironer of Los Angeles, where

marriage of Miss Elsie REM-
Raymond Krohn and Alfred Sca-
tier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
ri•r of Saginaw spent last week-end
Rassner, to Morris A. Leven, son of
at Carson City, Mich.
b1 r. and Mrs. Williani Yevett, took
lunnumennetittimintrainallffill1111111111LE' the marriage will take place Aug. I.
pace un
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Mr. and Mrs. Meyer I.. Prentis and , at the home of 't'll'e bride' ', parents on
Sir. and Mrs. S. D. Rosenzweig an.
tuner the engagement of their family, who formerly lived on Bur.; Glynn court, Rabbi A. M. Hershman
aughter, Hera, to Irwin Bornstein, lingame avenue, have taken posses- officiating. Only the immediate fami-
on of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bornstein sion of their new home at 664 Chi- Its and intimate friends of the young
cago boulevard.
f Chicago. , couple
were present.
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The bride was lovely in a gown of
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kaplan of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ginsburg of white chiffon made in long lines. A
ladstone avenue, Windsor, an- ! Hazelwood avenue are residing at full ruffle on the skirt was adorned
with hand made roses centered with
ounce the engagement of their ! '2080 Chicago boulevard.
clusters of 'warts four inches wide.
aughter, Rose, to Harry Starof 1/e.!
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berkowitz of Similar roses were at the bottom of
tit.
2247 Blaine avenue entertained at two wide streamers which fell frit,
Iler entrained
Mr. and Mrs. David Barron of 627 a dinner at their home last Sunday the shoulders.
'estminster avenue announce the honoring Mrs. George Poplek and I edged with duchess lace, was held in
e.sa
ngagement of their daughter, Rose children of Seattle, Wash., who are place with a mass of hires-0
•
wdrah of Ot-
pending
the Kummer with MN. Pop- ley forming a crown and her bouquet
.lizabeth, to Joseph
awa, Ont. They will be at home on ,Ink's mother, Mrs. Jeanette Edelstein, was of bridal roses end lilies-of-the- 1
Mi.; Cortrurie Raesner, sis-
valley.
unday, June 28.
Covers were laid for 20.
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ter of the bride and her only often-'
Honoring Miss Ida Krause, whose (lent, wore a trod: of coral georgette
DAVID BROWN TO AID
marriage to Morris Rosenberg will trimmed with wild rose, and carried
WOMEN IN ORPHAN WORK . take place on June 14, Miss Gertrude a corsage of pink roses and Canna-
i Schreiber entertained eight girls with tions. Robert Ellenstein assisted as
That desprte the recent immigra .
cut off the work of a luncheon at the StatIt.r Hotel fol. best man.
ion laws, Nvhich
Summer storage for furs. oriental rugs, fine
Mrs. Rassner, mother of the bride,
lowed by a theater ;tarty at the
he Jewish Women's European Wel- '
wore a gown of blonde satin end hit,.
clothing and other valuable things is now an ac-
are Organization, the members ' Ti mPie•
Levett, the groom's mother, wore a
cepted solution of the fire, moth and burglar prob-
should not he discouraged and aban-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hollander gown of brown :satin. Both wore
lem. It ensures besides protection the thorough
ion their efforts on behalf of Eu-
have returned from San Diego, Calif., corsages of pink rose., and sweet
ropean orphans was declared by
examination and cleansing of your valuables.
where they spent the waiter, and are peas.
David A. Brown in a recent inter-
Following an extended honeymoon
You cannot afford to neglect your fine furs,
at the Addison Hotel.
ewes with a special committee from residing
through the east, Mr. and Mrs. I.evett
etc., :When the cost of storage is so
he organization. Mr. Brown told
MN. Ben Browne an son of Long will reside in Detroit.
the committee that efforts should be '
Beach, 1.. I., are the house guests of
Our process cleans the fur and lining JUST LIKE NEW
made to also care for a group of or '
WESTON-STELLAR
Mr. and Mrs. M. Alper of Brush
and puts new life in the pelt. Let us thoroughly clean and
'bans in Palestine since the organiz, -, ,,,..0t.
A wedding marked with quiet sim-
glaze your fur coat, jacquette or scarf.
anon has been compelled to curnio
plicity was that which united in mar-
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its with of bringing European or-
,. Minis Feintuck and Mrs. riage Miss Matilda Stellar, daughter
We have the most modern and scientific storage vault in
Mrs.
A ,
nhans to this country to settle.
Detroit. Why take chances with your furs, Oriental rugs
Pauline Wachler were hostesses at a of Mr. and Mrs. Max Stellar, with'
GC,
boys
or
girls
have
managed
to
fine clothing and other valuables by hanging them in your
.
.striti,,mson of S1e cae nredmMo rnsy.
Sat urday evening
BI ,a rriri yarilili.,,Wtw
in astSsat
psetnttylg
bliss
reach this country after many herd. I
wardrobe with perhaps a few camphor balls as a preventive
Chi-
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n g rti. t."C
, meeting
ships
due Welfare
to the aid
of the J .Jewish
Women's
Organization,
but !cage, who is the house guest of her took place at the Ferry Avenue Syna•
against moths?
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Julius gogue on Sunday, May 31, at 5
the number is so small that the or-
Braun of 2219 West Euclid avenue. o'clock.
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ganization has been considering other
The bride was attractively gowned
A musical program was enjoyed by
fields of endeavor. Mr. Brown has
g
promised to aid the members in in-30
1 guests. Miss Silber is the dough- in white crepe made with a tiht
ter of Rabbi and Mrs. Saul Silber of bodies and a bouffant skirt. She i
teresting themselves in a group of
wore a large white picture hat and
Chicag o.
Palestinian orphans.
carried a bouquet of rooes and lilies.
At a recent election of officers of ;
Mss Anna Edelstein entertained of-the-valley. She was unattended.'
t he North Woodward branch of the
The ceremony was followed by a
society the following were chosen: 'ix guests at a luncheon at her home,
followed by a theater party at the I dinner for the members of the im-
President, Mrs. Max Goldberg; vice-
Temple last Saturday afternoon corn. mediate families, after which Mr. and
presidents,
Mrs. Jacob
Cohen Mrs.
and niimenting her sister, Mrs, George! Mrs. Weston left for a trip through
Mrs Max London;
treasurer,
Poplek of Seattle, Wash.
t0hirs
tinsel Goldstirk, and secretary, to be
chosen later.
SHETZER.ZE1TSMAN
Philip Rosenthal of 2509 Blaine
Mrs. Rose Zeitsman of Columbus,
, avenue will sail from New York on
SYNAGOGUE RECEIVES
'June 20 for a European trip, spend- Ohio, announces the approaching
marriage of her daughter, Gloria Joy,
TORAH FROM MEMBER ing much of his time in Spain.
to Simon Shetzer, son of Mr. and Mrs
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Miss
Sart,
itaerween
of
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Isaac Shetzer of Longfellow avenue,
The exercises in honor of the tiedi- ,
, cation of a Refer Torah to Congstga. rey senor. iiiirlsharri Park, left last Detroit, which will take place at her
tion B'nai Moishe by Joseph Hirsch- Tuesdev for Balt' more. Md., where home, 611 Carpenter avenue, Colum-
field began last Sunday afternoon at she witspend the simmer. She will' bus, on Sunday, June 14.
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2:30 o'clock when members of the also vi ;it in New York City. Green-
congregationgathered at the home wich, Conn., and Washington.
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of Rabbi Moses Fischer to escort the
Dr. and Mr; Louis Weiss (Viola
Sefer Torah to the synagogue. At
3:30 members of the congregation in. H. Lewis of Cleveland) are now re-
.1
scribed the first and last words into siding at 2021 Gladstone avenue. Mrs. •••
Weiss is spending the week with her
the scrolls and at 6:30 the Ladies
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sachs (Esther
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
M.
Auxiliary served a banquet to the
Z. Rosen) of Pingree avenue are re.
guests. Mrs. Louis Frischman and Lewis of Cleveland.
'reining congratulations 011 the nirth
David Greenbaum were in
Miss Mollie Hack, whose marriage • of a son. Donald Jtreeph, on June 4.
charge of the banquet and Jacob
was hon. • --
Gellman was chairman of the com- will be an event of June 21, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Friedman
ored with a bridge shower Friday
mittee on arrangements.
!Bessie
Soverinsky) of 12813 Port•
Misses
evening, June 12, by the
Esther Greenberg and Rose •eirlman. lance avenue announce the birth of a
Miss Hack was the recipient of many daughter, laabelle Lena.
pretty gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pereira (Lil-
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Mr. and Mrs. Israel C. Brown of lion Asherson) are receiving (wri-
the Addison Hotel and Miss Mildred gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
Snyder. who spent the past few weeks ter. Shirley Yvonne, on May 24.
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in St. Joseph, Mo., left Detroit last
Mr. and Mrs. harry Horowitz
week for New York, whence they
sailed on June 12 to spend the sum (Marian MichlenI are receiving con-
mer in Europe. They will visit in gratulations on the birth of a son
on June 2.
France, England and Poland.
We specialize in fitting the
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Levine of 3239
Mr. and Mrs.
Complimenting Mies IdaKrause.
that is specially made to correct
; a bride-elect of this mnth. Mrs. Ab- Calvert avenue are receiving felicita-
,' raham Rosenberg entertained at a lions on the birth of a daughter,
foot troubles of various de-
kitchen shower and bridge party.. Betty Irene.
grees principally broken arches,
; Prizes were won by Mrs. hi. Water-
bunions and callouses.
stone, Miss Celia Abrams and Miss
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Among the recent arrivals at
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S.S. Majestic were Mr. and Mrs. F.
Kiniche of East Warren avenue, who
will spend the summer touring Eu-
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late in the autumn.
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TORAH IN NORTH END

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Women and
Children.

Hack's

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The opening of the Telnitel Torah
Ivrioh at 121 Rosedale court will be
held Sunday after-mem, June II, at
2 o'clt•k. An excellent program has
been arranged by the Ladies - Auxil-
iary of the Talmud Torah to which the
public has been invited. The officere in
charge are Mrs. Fannie Rodin, presi.
dent; vice-president, Mrs. A. Ion and
Mrs, Rachel Agree; treasurer, Mrs,
.1. Malley and secretary, Mrs. Fried-
, ma r..

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Mr. and Mrs. Abrham
Rosenthal
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, of 440 East Ferry av enue
,, home on Sunday afternoon and eve-
1 nine, June 14, in honor of the bar
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i mitzvah of their son, Lester Manuel .
1 1The religious services will be held at
Fifth Floor Stroh Bldg.
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on Satur.
day morning, June 13.
28 ADAMS AVENUE WEST
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In loving memory of our dear
, e>0000********Cses0-0-0-00.00.00.0.0' The Miss,. Lillian Sandelman and mother. Mrs. Sarah Levey. who passed
Kate Selzer entertained Saturday of- 1
away two yen', ago, June 12, 1923.
. ter-noon. June 6, with a Melee lunch-
eon and handkerchief shower at the
••• rni•• her,
a• nehe•
From metro., •he I. near
Hotel Tuner in honor of Misr. Kate
Loved. remembere.t. longed for al....
Davidson, a bride-elect of this month
lirrathing r, any • •vent tear .
; Covers were laid for 16.
At prices that rm. you half.
Her Loving Children,
Service that is unexcelled.
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Miss Mollie Kiniche of East War-
In loving memory of Dora Smilem
ren avenue. who was in New York
Service to MI parts of the city.
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. sky, who died on June 10, 1920.
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