A merica lavish PerioScat Cotter CLIFTON AYANUI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE THE‘MTRMI;AMISii gIRcei lax ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN JR. HADASSAH TEA — .acia1 and Aarson•a filarriagro Coats For girls of Every eilge –Litec SAF 111-0MENKE YOwulmrd Due to WaAingtow, FUR LINED COATS Sirs. George Feldman of 24 For One of the pretty fall weddings was solemnized in the ballroom of rand park entertained 50 guests at a bridge luncheon and shower at Web • the Stotler Hotel last Sunday eve- .ter hall last Wednesday afternoon, in honor of the Misses Mary and blab Feldman of Toledo, Ohio. • B. Siegel Co. is well known for its authority on children's fashions throughout Amer -.ca. here you will find all that is new and smart in displays that are as complete as the selec- tions we feature for grown-ups. Ilimelhochs Miss Betty Friedman is•a member • of the committee '.in charge of the bridge-tea which• will, be given by the of Imported William Greason and Jacob Reiss, well known Detroit Jewish artists: have left for Gloucester. Mass., and surrounding towns, where they Will spend two months on a sketching trip. Fabrics 165 .00 Mrs. I. S. Yarrows of 1500 Chi- cago boulevard entertianed last Tues- day with a delightful luncheon and card party honoring Mrs. J. Kadish. New fur trimmed coats for Girin f row 2 to 13 years. $15, $20, $25 .: These coats present a su- perbly tailored exterior of colorful tweed, trimmed with fur collars and cuffs—on the inside. 'a warm" lining of beautifully marked antelope, • fur, closely clipped for a • slender silhouette. Sizes fort , MademoiSelle. 'Many colors' • . for choice! Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gittleman and family, formerly df Hollywood, Cal., who recently moved to the city, are residing at 2955 Calvert avenue. [1)S nod up1111111.4. Miss Rose Epstein of .2549 Virginia nark has returned home after spend - ing three months through the East with relatives and friends.. I . • STATS -- •at i ,.—Ilinkston Studio. MRS. MORRIS M. SAFIR • ; • MISS BETTY FRIEDMAN Sir. and Mrs. Jack Greenberg or 558 Sledbury avenue •entertained Sunday afternoon at their home bon- Junior Hadasiah Unit of Detroit at oring the tenth birthday anniversary 'the, Silver Slipper Cafe on Sunday Second Floor. of their daughter, Nen. Covers afternoon; Oct. 18, from 2 to 5 were laid for 25 guests. , , o'clock. The Misses Rose Gordon and Rose Babcock are chairmen and A bridge-luncheon was 'given at the the other committee members are the 30630i8j3CIIMAI•VIMAWANAMAISSIA 3WO MIXIMAM home of Mrs. harry Kwiker of Fair-. Misses . Dorothy Epstein, Florence. field avenue on Sunday, Oct. 10, by Krell, Marion Moyer, Ethel Steinberg Mist and Helen Shetzer. Tickets may be the Bluebird Girls in honor Betty Ilelfand, a bride-elect of this obtained from any of the members: month. Miss Helfand was presented, be wearing slims that are 01 Altai Your children's lest need atteniloni they may with a beautiful pair of sterling ail- or incorrectly made. Such shoes are bound to cripple their feel. , ver candlesticks and many other "CONSULT HACK'S FOOT-FITTING SPECIALISTS lovely gifts. The evening was spent About your children's feet and the correct model of footwear that they in playing bridge and prizes were should wear. awarded to Miss Sophye Lipnick, 11 • I nine when Miss Flora Omenke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Omenke of 503 Engelwood avenue, became the bride of Morris M. Safir ; of Pingree avenue. Rabbi A. M. Hershman performed the ceremony ' in tho presence of the immediate rel- atives and intimate friends. The couple stood before an embankment of palms. Following the dinner a re- ception )Lacs held during h e e ,eav neg n i ng d lie Halperin and Mrs. Morris Gerber. Schakne Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jacoby of 231 Promise Me" during the ceremony. Mrs. Max Karp of Dexter boule- Tyler avenue are receiving felicita- The bride was lovely in a gown of birth of a daughter, yard entertained 60 guests at her tions on the white satin heavily embroidered with a Phyllis Shirley) , on Oct. 4. rhinestones and pearls and made with home last Sunday evening at — • • kitchen shower honoring Miss Diana 'a tight bodice and full skirt hooped Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Neumann of Wexler, a bride-elect of Oct. 18. Miss at the sides. Her entrained tulle veil 11,580 Linwood avenue are receiving Wexler received many lovely gifts. was worn cap shape and held in place congratulations on the birth of a son, with a Russian coronet of lace and Mrs. Alexander Werbe nad Mrs. Rabin, on Oct. 13. Mrs. Neumann pearls. Her shower bouquet was of Miss Shirley Rhoades before her Joseph II. Ball entertained last Wed- was bridal roses and lilies-of-the-valley. nesday at a bridge-luncheon compli-! marriage. Mrs. Jack Rosenblum of Chicago menting their sister, Mrs. Jack Y. (Anne Jaffe of Detroit), who was Suttker of Jacksonville, Fla. Many)Dr. and Mn. Joseph J. Jacobs matron of honor, wore a pink chiffon (Beatrice Sladiefsky) of Arden Park delightful affairs are being given for gown trimmed with roses bf the same Manor, Leicester court, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, material and carried a shower cor- Mrs. Suttker. sage of tea roses tied with rose tulle. born Oct. 14. On the afternoon of Oct. 13 Mrs. She wore a bandeau of silver in her Ida Schultz of 933 Mt. Vernon ave. hair. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Carl C. nue and Mrs. Anna Hack of 1009 Myers (Jeannette Safir), Miss Shir- King avenue entertained the children ley Safir, Mrs. Harry Clark, Miss Nursery at an out-I Miriam Omenke, the bride's sister, of the Baby Day and Miss Sally Lemberg, wore frocks ing. of varied shades of pink and rose and URGE WOMEN TO REGISTER carried corsages of vari-colored roses of 'MOTHER'S Are You Looking After 0 Your Children's Feet Battle A CHANGE! Good dyeing provides a change of cos- tume without purchasing new clothes. The finest materials are taken care of by us in a most skillful manner. Pick out last year's dresses, send them to us and see what a revelation it will mean to you. 811attreg &belt Natro FOREST CLEANERS AND DYERS 533-37 Forest Ave. E. Melrose 4200 "A Modern Plant With Modern Methods." tl ~ l _ AN OPPORTUNITY Y K r. • VG • 4 . P.40010* *N • •! -11-•=a0 ' • The Detroit section of the National Council of Jewish Women and the Detroit chapter of Iladassah have sent out appeals to all their members to register at the City hall and pre- . pare themselves to vote at the elec lions on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The for- mar letter is signed by Mrs. Henry A. Krolik, Mrs. Max May, Mrs. Sam- uel R. Glogower and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt and the latter is signed by Miss Hattie Gittleman, Mrs. Joseph Ii. Ehrlich, Mrs. henry Weinstein and Mrs. Morris B. Friedberg. The re- sults of the recent primary elections were the incentive for these mes sages and all women are urged to ex- ercise their privilege of voting. ARON-HYMAN Mrs. David B. Hyman of 006 Bel- mont avenue announces the marriage of her (laughter, Dorothy Helene, to Joseph Louis Aron of Hartford, Conn., on Thursday, Oct. 1. At home 8422 LaSalle boulevard. Oplc--410A74. 4. tied with tulle bows in pastel shades. They also wore silver bandeaux in their hair. A small flower girl at- tired in green chiffon carried a white basket of rose petals and a small boy dressed in black and white satin car- ried the ring in a lily. Alvin Safir assisted his brother as best man and the ushers were Carl C. Myers, Harry Clark, Dr. Samuel Kinwald of Cleve- land, William I3enderoff and Max Omenke, the bride's brother. Sirs. Onn:nke, mother of the bride, wore a gown of purple chiffon and georgette and carried roses. Mr. and Mrs. Safir left for an east- ern honeymoon and will visit in Buf- falp, Albany, New York City, Atlan- tic City, Philadelphia, Washington and Pittsburgh. Upon their return they will reside in Detroit. • 1615 CHICAGO BOULEVARD The purchase of a home on Chicago Boulevard brings to the family of the successful business man the social pres- tige which is its due. The price f o this charming nine-room home has been for immediate sale. Only $5,000 reduced to $32,500 cash required. Shown Only by Appointment. MR. HAROLD M. DAVIS Max BroQck, Inc., Realtors 5-216 GENERAL MOTORS BLDG. EMPIRE 8783 Buy From the Makers LIVING ROOM FURNITURE F irtgagrments I Mr. and Mrs: Robert Wolgin of 1723 Taylor avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Betty, to Jack Wittcoff of 5811 Begole ave. nue. JUNIOR HADASSAH Young Peopl•'s Auxiliary: The Young People's Auxiliary o the Shaarey Zedek Congregation will hold its first regular meeting of th year on Wednesday evening, Oct. 21, at the synagogue. Plans will be dig cussed for the installation of officer and fur the play, "Banging the Tea- kettle," which will be presented a that time. entire conimunity." "An affair for the Autumn Dance --- GIVEN BY --- B'nai B'rith Lodge NO. 34, I. 0. B. B. Sunday Eve., Nov. 1 BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. II. Stone and family of 2267 Gladstone avenue wish to express their sincere thanks to their friends in appreciation for the kind- ness and sympathy shown them in their recent bereavement. ITALIAN GARDENS CRYSTAL BALLROOMS Two of America's Most Beautiful and Artistic Danc• Floors. The ideal place for • r•union of friends. IN MEMORIAR In loving memory of Jacob Ber- man, husband of Rebecca Berman I and father of Harry Berman of De- troit and Sirs. Si. Meister of Los An-, geles. Not ,lend to thini• who loved Not lost hot yone efore. To that beatitifol Isle of Somewhere Where parting • no more. Meeting: The first Junior Iladassah meeting In loving memory of our dear wife of the year was held on Monday eve - ning, Oct. 5, at the Little Theater, and mother, Gertrude Ann Goldman, who departed this life 13 years ago, 89 Rowena street. An enthusiastic audience Of about 150 girls attended Oct. 8; 1912. Sadly missed by her loving hsuhand this meeting, which was in the form and children. of a Succoth gathering. November Meeting: The next meeting of the Junior 11a- dassah, which will be held early in November, will be a joint meeting JOSEPH STONE t. with the Senior Hadassah unit. Mrs. The sudden death of Joseph Stone 13. Ullian and Mrs. I. N. Ilalbstein H. will address the local chapters at this on Oct. 10 came as a great shock to his family and trends. I meeting. lie WAS born it; Detroit 20 years ago and WAS the beloved son of Mr. Bridge•Te• and Mrs. II. Stone and dear brother The bride-tea which will he given of Samuel, Louis, Mayme and Mrs.' by the Detroit Chapter of the Junior David Freedman, who survive him. Hadassah on Oct. IS, from 2 to 5 The funeral was held on Monday o'clock, will take place at the Silver from the family residence, 2267 Miss Rose Babcock Slipper Cafe. Gladstone, with interment at Mach-, and Miss Rose Gordon are co-chair- pelah Cemetery. men of the committee in charge. NOVELTIES FOR • f HALLOWEEN different creamy A different • Feci•I 30c 4:4? ). innrial.:::,,;nseu.re of • treat. Folk Folk not .vrr r e three tones OUFFER Favors, Cards and Novelties for the Table and for Parties. Sheehan's 'Bookstore AN DWICHE 1123 baclay m. 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