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Engagrments
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Dant,' of
Holbrook avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Blume,
to Dr. Arthur A. Ginsburg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ginsburg.
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LUBARSKY•KATZIN
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An elaborate reception and dinner
on Sunday, June 7, followed the mar-
riage
of Miss Mollie Katzin to Isaak
Dr. and Mrs. G. Sumter of Glynn
court are residing in their mew home I.ubarsky at the haste of the bride' ,
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Katzin, 5670
at 2655 Calvert avenue.
Commonwealth avenue. Rabbi Eze-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Friedman of
Miss Mary Caplan and Miss Faye kiel Aishiskin, assisted by Cantor
574 Leicester court have issued invi-
Micholovsky, performed the care
tations to a reception at their home Cashdan, who attended the National
on Sunday, June 21, in honor of the 'onference of Social Workers in motor in the presence of the Imo., 1.
Denver
with
before
last,
are
spend.'
ate
families of the bride and groom.
engagements of their daughters,
xis
Donna Gladys and Esther Blossom, to Inc several weeks in Yellowstone The bride was attended by her
as maid of
Samuel Traubman and Maurice II. Park and other Western points be- ter, Miss Ruth Katzin,
fore
returning
to
Detroit.
om
r
1Levin, respectively.
of New York, Matilda I'olinsky and
Beatrue Kaplan asbridesmaids.
Mrs. Bessie Ilarris of 1033 Mars-
Miss Flora Omenke of 503 En
crepe.
ton avenue announces the engage- wood avenue entertained at a miscel.. bride wire a gown of white
tulle veil
on
heavily
beaded,
ment of her daughter, Sylvia, to Ab- laneous shower and cant party
Saturday
evening,
June
13,
in
honor
wreathed
with
orange
blossoms.
The
It.
Rosenberg,
son
of
Mr.
and
raham
. maid of honor was gowned in cream
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Mrs. Jacob Rosenberg of this city.
Jeannette
of
chantilly lace and tulle over green
of this month. An elaborate supper and silver and wore a corsage of vel-
Mrs. M. Rosenzweig of 633 West was served to 25 guests. bliss Safir
low Prenet roses and salmon sweet
• Hancock avenue announces the en- received many lovely gifts.
peas. Miss Lapidus wore cerise trim-
angement of her daughter, Sylvia, to
{lied with ostrich feathers, Miss Po-
!Simeon Saulson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Myra Finsterwald will return ' nskv white crepe and yellow tenth.
I. Saulson of this city.
to Ann Arbor next week to attend ers and all wore appropriate corsages
the University of Michigan summer a roses, sweet peas and lilies-of-the-
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac August of 200
valley. The out-of-town guests were
school.
Alger avenue announce the engage-
Chigrinsky, Mrs. M. Lapidus
Nits.
] ment of their daughter, Mabel, to Na-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaufman of and daughter, Miss Sophie Lapidus,
than Kaplan of Detroit, son of Mr.
several
'.,all
New York.
and Mrs. Benjamin Kaplan of Spring- ("alvert avenue are spending
-
—
weeks at Wolf Lake, Mich.
field, Mass.
EDELSTEIN-FREEDMAN
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Freedman of
entertained at
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bilansky of
Mrs. Sigmund
1998 Gladstone avenue announce the a luncheon at the Phoenix Club on Alger avenue announce the marriage
' of their daughter, Fannie Sylvia, to
betrothal of their daughter, Beatrice, June 10.
Jack M. Edelstein, which took place
to Allan Braver, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ay 31. Mr. anti Mrs. Edelstein
Benjamin Braver of 8311 I.aSalle
The Misses Maxine Finsterwald of ...n Nl t
are a home at 2624 Filigree avenue.
boulevard.
Calvert avenue and Louise Selling of
the Addison Hotel have returned
GOLDMAN.DORB
ss.,to
from Wellesley College, Maparents,
inamosaiWunottiononte*Wimiumuw atiuei n
1'110 marriage of Miss Ethel Dorb,
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their
spend the
daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Louis Dorb
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finsterwald and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Selling, respee. ontanT,asy01,oirofaNviern.u.e,,,,itNoirlslaitivoeuyi,, Gold-
girths
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Linen Habits
hold their own
Linen habits are as smart as
they are cool and comfortable.
Correctly roan-tailored.
In natural, 19.50. In white,
25.00. Sleeveless habits, 16.60.
Smart new whipcord breeches,
15.00.
SECOND
ing
ale
50
25
70
Just Before
We Go to Market
We Hold a Reduction Sale
of LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
Harry Stiglitz has returned from worn a beaded gown of georgette and
Mrs. Go l dman, the wn's mother,
Los Angeles, Calif., and is preparifia
studded with
NVOri i a chiffon gogroom
.
to make his permanent
and children are brilliants. Both carried corsages.
o f I there. Mrs..Stiglit. z .
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Mr and Mrs. Bernard Jacoby
staying at Ocean Park Beach., Calif•,
Goldm an
2014 Blaine avenue announce the
l oins
until Mr.
grandfather;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kalman
birth of a daughter, Phyllis, June 6.
- ] Cohen of New York, the bride's
Miss Eleanor Katzer and Miss Elm .
Mr and Mrs. Charles Sternberg'of coca Wein entertained at a farewell grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Dorb and H. Dorb of New York and
irginia park are receiving congratu-
. and Mrs. Jack Harris of Buffalo
lotions on the birth of a son, William luncheon on Saturday honoring Mrs.
A. Gelb, who has left for her summer , Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldman are spend-
Frank, on May 30.
ham- in Asbury Park, N. J.
ing their honeymoon on an extended
_
trip through the South and East and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aronoff (Ade-
Mrs. Scherely Cohen Applebaum upon their return will reside in Re-
line Cohen) of 1600 Seward avenue
receiving congratulations on the I and Mrs. A. I.. Cohen have returned ,
birth of a daughter, Rita, on Mon- from Chicago, where thy attended the trait.
birth
confirmation of their niece, I hy is, I
.1.1pEreRnzhaier
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r. CanOdHMrs-.PARbErNaZ
EN
day, June 15.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .1.. 31r.
Cohen of Ellis avenue
' announce the marriage of their
are receiving felicitations on the
birth of a daughter, Marjorie Ellen,
on June 7.
Our process cleans the fur and lining JUST LIKE NEW
and puts new life in the pelt. Let us thoroughly clean and
glaze your fur coat, jacquette or scarf.
We have the most modern and scientific storage vault in
Detroit. Why take chances with your furs, Oriental rugs,
fine clothing and other valuables by hanging them in your
wardrobe with perhaps a few camphor balls as a preventive
against moths?
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CALL MELROSE 6570
Forest Cleaners and
Dyers, Inc.
533 - 537 EAST FOREST AVENUE
PISGAH AUXILIARY TO
GIVE LAWN FESTIVAL
Miss Bess E. Bergeris spending , daughter, Florence, to Alex Cohen.
her vacation in Los Angees, Calif., which took place in the parlor of
where she is the house guest of Dr. , Temple Beth El on Monday, June 15.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah
Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. 11. B., will give Sadye N. Markowitz.
HAMBURGER-ADLER
,
.
a lawn festival on Wednesday, July
; Mr.
M and Mrs. J. Hamburg of 369
Mrs. C. A. Bennett entertained at
29, at the summer home of Mrs.
enauoi
rrag aenn o fun tc he eirthenieacpe -,
ochateo hningav m
liT.
I
Harry H. Prenzlauer at Pearl Beach, a luncheon at the Phoenix Club on . p
Mich. Mrs. Harry Klein is chairman June 7.
Ernestine Adler, to Irwin hamburger,
and Mrs. E. Si. Sorock treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gordon son of Mr. anti Mrs. Max Hamburger
Mrs Prenzlauer was chosen chairman
of the luncheon committee, assisted have moved from Farnsworth avenue
of Taylor
which
take
i place
at the avenue,
bride's home
on will
Wednes-
rs S. Abramson, to 8511 I,aSalle boulevard.
by Mrs. J. Harris, M.
day, June 24, at 2 o'clock.
top .
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When the
First Gas Mains
Were Laid
Gun barrels joined together
served as piping. In some
cases wooden pipes were
used.People were suspicious
—they touched the pipes
only with gloves thinking
the flame in the pipe.
This was less than 100 years
ago and today there are
enough gas mains in the
United States alone to circle
the world three times.
In Detroit alone there are
over 1404 miles of gas mains
serving over 260,000 homes.
Benner, kite Pecs and Con Mat
When Your Feet Hurt
Think of Hack's
Arch Shoes.
Hot weather c auses
additional foot
discomforts to tired, aching feet; •1.
frets the nervous sitatem, and plays
Monte upon one's chap...lion.
Hack's
Arch-Corrective Shoes
Fitted as ant? we know how to fit—
restore abnormal feet to normalcy,
• Jiffy, and
6 subdue foot pains within
a make you feel as though
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your !sot
were given • new lease of life.
In Stylish Model. —
Reasonably Priced —
for Men, Women and
New Bodies
N.w Finish
New Appoint-
ments
CENTRAL CHEVROLET COMPANY
"The House of Superior Senic."
Pretident
E. ROSENTHd AL,
4323
H. CRUDDER, General M•nager
Edgewoo
2287 East Jefferson Ave.
It might tie a good suggestion to our patrons that they
take advantage of our deferred payment plan.
Dining and Living Room Suites Reduced
in the same proportion.
Schor
Furniture Co.
Hack'
Mrs. G. B. Bronberg of El Paso,
I Texas, is the house guest of her uncle
I and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
I Golden of 3591 Twenty-ninth street.
Complimenting Miss Marian Biel-
] field, a bride-elect of this month, Mrs.
Harry Glick and Mrs. Abraham Ko-
Ilene entertained 30 guests at an
elaborate shower, luncheon, bridge
and ?rah jong last Saturday after-
] noon at Webster Hall. Among other
hostesses for Miss Bielfield wan Miss
Meta Glickman of Clairmount ave-
. nue, who was hostess to a number of
friends at Webster Hall last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Helen Esser, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Ewer, who was grad-
uated from the University of Michi-
nga last year, has recently been con-
ferred the degree of Master of Arts.
The members of the Tuesday
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Bridge Club entertained with a fare-
' well dinner at Webster Hall last
Tuesday complimenting Miss Hen-
rietta Berger, who is leaving next
week to spend the summer in Europe.
At prices that aye you half.
Service that is unexcelled.
Service to all parts of the city.
SUBWAY
FLOWER
SHOP
Cherie. H. Rosenm•n, Prop.
231 GRATIOT AVENUE
Phone Cherry 0171
8926-30 Twelfth St.
Between Taylor ,roll flazel000d
EUGENE H. LEHMAN,
Direr for
Boo 141, Tarrytown-on.H lion
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. harry Frank of West
I Boston boulevard are in New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I.evine, formerly
of Belmont avenue, have moved into
their new home at 2684 Leslie ave-
nue.
AVENUE WEST
Our Store Open Every Evening
week.
I
Children.
28 ADAMS
Bernard Lieberman was among the
graduates of the Detroit College of
Law who received their degrees last
FLOWERS
Our dealings with customer. does not end with sale of car.
Your DOW Chevrolet is here.
some remarkable reductions in price.
HIGHLAND MANOR
Fifth Floor Stroh Bldg.
DETROIT CITY GAS CO.
Although a trifle early for such a sale, we have placed
on all of our beautiful Living Room Suites and Odd Pieces
Mrs. Herman Fisher and Mrs. M. Ab-
Morris Friedberg spent several
ramson. Reservations may be made
STONE-FREYMAN
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with airs Klein , Mrs. Sorock or any days last week in New York.
✓ Mr and Mrs. Sam Freyman, 330
n i de. tFhleoremnac re - ,
member of the auxiliary.
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of
atv
heenirued,..agnhntoeur c
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f , Il
Mr. and Mrs. harry Newman o
665 Lawrence avenue have left for rr
RECEIVES MASTERS DEGREE
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a summer's tour through E u r o p e .
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Miss Blume Levin of Delaware ave-
Mr. anti Mrs, Samuel T. Gilbert
nue, a member of the educational de-
After a tour through the East, Mr.
ated tiom
i pehotan.
partment of the United Jewish Chari- and family of 31 Arden park left for ] tahnedir Mfrrsi.enSdtson ae t w2i101 75be W
Charlevoix
last week to spend the
ties, received her Master of Laws de-
gree at the University of Detroit last summer months.
delphia avenue.
—
week. Miss Levin was formerly legal
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne
out worker at the United Jewish
and son. Herbert, of 2073 Hazelwood
Charities.
avenue and their niece, Mies Freda
on•Sectsrian fo Country
Marcus of Johnstown, Pa., left last
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irls.
n Shool
CARD OF THANKS
An.di
o
Wednesday for Los Angeles, Calif.
ideally loig atec d n the Hodson
Aft
hour from
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weiner of 3205 Mr. Schakne expects to return the
N ew York.
I Clairmount avenue wish to thank end of July, while Mrs. Schakne and
College Preparatory Course-
' their many friends for their kindness her son and Miss Marcus will remain
l
y
. it Certificate Recognised.
ear
in
September.
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n
o
(shown them during their recent be-;until
High School and Junior College
I
i reavement.
Cour•e• in 110111 , Making. Sec•
Miss Jean Golden of 3591 Twenty-
curial Work. Joiirnali•ni and
Kind rrrrr ten Training, hi UR iC
ninth street has returned from a two
•nd Art
agarsessaescsoi-csa,00.00000,*
months' visit with relatives and
Cottage for Junior School.
friends in New York. New London,
For Catalogue, addres•
Conn.. and Atlantic City.
The first advocates of gas
were laughed at and suffered
much ridicule before the
use of gas was accepted.
New Chassis
New Clutch
New Axle.
FLOOR•
"Aincricd'e hest"
lively.
man of Edison avenue, was solemn-
m
n a Tnueast .
( Hershman
Rabbi
Dr. and Mrs. E. I. Berkowitz
of ; Miss Miriam Fechimer has returned ;zeal
(Sophie Baul-1
urly.
bt hb C I en.
A t N
e T bje n
.
.os Angeles, Cali
from Vassar College, Poughkeepsie,
p
ng) are receiving congratulations on N. Y., to spend the summer with her I day evening, June 9, in the resence
250 guests. A dinner followed
t he birth of a daughter, Florine I I mother, Mrs. Henry Fechimer of Ral - lof
I the ceremony.
Claire, on June 9.
lister avenue.
I The bride wore a gown of white
—
Mr. Pingree
anti Mrs.
H. R. are
Horowitz
of , Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin are en- ] satin with an entrained veil held in
2266
avenue
receiving
.
li ' Iplace with a wreath of Spanish '
.
e r
tertaing
as
m
congratulations on the birth of a son, brother-in-law and sister, Professor ' Her bouquet was a shower of bridal
roses and lilies-of-the-valley. The
Melvin, on June 2.
and We, Max M. Frocht of Pitts- 1
room's sister, Silos Irene Goldman,
burgh and Professor Frocht's brother , W as maid of honor. She wore a frock
WOO
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ilersh of Buf-
and sister, Dr. and Mrs.
falo, N. Y., announce the birth of a Frocht of New York City. Dr. and of pink taffeta trimmed with rose-
Ii daughter, Henrietta, on June 6.
buds and a corsage of roses to match.
Mrs. Lipkin were hosts at a reception Two small flower girls wore frocks of
.
et last Sunday
honor not their
orchid
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kanter (Rena I in
evening.
Mrs. Dorb, mother of the bride,
Thal of Saginaw) of Thomas avenue
Summer storage for furs, oriental rugs, fine
clothing and other valuable things is now an ac-
cepted solution of the fire, moth and burglar prob-
lem. It ensures besides protection the thorough
examination and cleansing of your valuables.
You cannot afford to neglect your fine furs,
etc., when the cost of storage is so small.
2 500
1950
Among the graduates of the Col-
lege of I.iterature, Science and Arts
of the University of Michigan wan
Morey L. Abrahams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. I.. Abrahams of 1150 Burlin-
game avenue.
Mrs. J. Kabaker and daughter,
Sally, and son, Samuel, of 2499 Edi-
-on avenue have left for a motor trip
through the East. They expect to
. be gone for several weeks.
IF YOU WOULD REALLY LIVE
— LEA RN T( I
REALLY GIVE!
TIME IS MONEY!
The response to our call for funds is excellent but many are wait-
ing for personal solicitation.
YOU will be solicited, no matter how long it takes, but we want
a thousand men and women to save the workers' time by
mailing their pledges direct.
WILL YOU BE ONE OF THE THOUSAND?
Campaign Headquarters for
PALFSTINE FOUNDATION FUND
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
HEBREW UNIVERSITY
MORRIS FRIEDBERG,
Chairman
1109 MAJESTIC BUILDING
A. C. LAPPIN,
Director
Cadillac 2350