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CAI/TON MIMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO
PAGE NINE
REPLTRATiralsiletitcrocLE
/Marriages
1
ocial .and
CHAIRMAN FOR DANCE
OF LOCAL ORPHANAGE
Qrsonat
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen are
co-chairmen of the seventh annual
ZECHMAN•SCHWARTZ
charity ball which will be :siven at
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A very pretty wedding was solemn- 1"-
ized at the Twentieth Century Club
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Zechman and
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, when Miss daughter, Miss Rena Zechman, of
Dortohy Schwartz. daughter of Sir.
and Mrs. Benjamin B. Schwartz o , Chicago, who attended the Rubiner-
314 East Ferry avenue, became the , Zechman nuptials on Oct. 20, and
of Mr. , who returned to Detroit last Tiles-
bride of Leon Zechman, sun
and Mrs. Joseph A. Zechman of 404 day to attend the Zechman-Schwartz
wedding, spent the intervening three
East Ferry avenue. Rabbi A. M. ,
New
Hershman performed the ceremony, 'weeks in the East, visiting in
York, Atlantic City, Washington and
which was followed by a dinner for other points. From Detroit they re-
200 guests.
The bride was lovely in a gown of turned to their home in Chicago.
Ilimelhochs
Woodward Ohm w%htlingtoa ,
MONDAY---
Christmas comes
to the Himelhoch
bridal satin heavly embroidered in
Mrs. Nathan Horwitz (Blanche
pearls and rhinestones and trimmed
with brocaded velvet. Her entrained Rosner) of Pingree avenue enter-
tained
on Monday evening, Nov. 9,
veil was held in place with a crown
of rhinestones and pearls and her for the Hyhatters Club, when the fol-
Behind the scenes, it has been
shower bouquet was of orchids and lowing guests were present: The
Christmas for days and weeks
A Magnificent Display of
lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Beulah Zech- Misses Florence Gilman, Florence
past. Huge, mysterious boxes
man, the groom's sister, who was Horwitz, Lee Kritt, Sophie Schwartz,
maid of honor, wore a gown of pink Mrs. Roy Y. Chaffin (Matilda Lieber-
from foreign lands ... packages
velvet and chiffon trimmed with lace man) and the Misses Lorraine Fisher
from various corners of our own
and carried pink roses. The brides. and Corinne Lieberman of Miami,
country . . . all containing gifts
maids, the Misses Dorothy Yarrows, Fla., who are visiting relatives in the
For Misses and Women, in the finest
that were tucked away from hu-
Marian Ziff and Rena Zechman of city.
fabrics, luxuriously fur trimmed.
Chcago, wore fmcks of pale green
man eyes until Monday, Novem-
Miss Henrietta Rosenberg enter-
embroidered in silver and trimmed
ber 15th!
with hand made flowers, orchid made tained at her home on Saturday, Nov.
Main Floor
MRS. HERMAN COHEN
with a Basque bodice and full skirt 7, in honor of Miss Nettie Cohen, a
and
pale
pink
similarly
made,
respect.
guest
in
the
city
from
California.
the Arcadia on Thursday evening,
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ively, and carried bouquets of roses Miss Cohen is being extensively en- Nov. 19, by the Detroit Hebrew Or-
in varying shades of pink. Joseph tertained by her many relatives and phan Home. Finzel's Orchestra will
Feinberg was best man and Samuel friends.
play. The proceeds from the affair
Schwartz, Manuel Zechman and Jean
will be used toward the maintenance
Miller were ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dement of Chi- of the home at 47 Rowena street.
'
s
Mrs. Schwartz, the bride's mother,
ft
for
New
York
City
follow-
left
Mrs. Cohen is an active worker for
(
wore a white chiffon gown heavily they a short sta • in Detroit, where
various charitable and other organiz-
beaded in silver and gold and Mrs. they attended the Zechman-Schwartz
ations
in the city, including the East-
Zechman. mother of the groom, wore wedding of Nov. 10.
ern Star. She has requested the Jew-
white chiffon beaded in white and
ish community to reserve Nov. 19 to
gold. Both wore a single orchid.
Mrs. Joseph Beisman of 81 Mc- attend the dance at the Arcadia and
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Zechman and
have tried various type.
in so doing aid the orphan home.
And you are discouraged because you
daughter, Rena, and Mr. And Mrs. Lean avenue entertained 50 guests
at
a beautifully appointed luncheon,
of "So-Called" arch shoes, old-fashioned arch plates and
Carl Dement of Chicago were the
"What-Not"-
bridge and mah jong at her home on
out-of-town guests.
TRY HACK'S ARCH-CORRECTIVE SHOES
,t se.
Mr. and Mrs. Zechman left for Wednesday, Nov. 4.
• es S.
1ayl
Bermuda for their honeymoon and
And the mervelooe toot comlort and permanent relic( that thee. wonder
afford you, will mos. than surprise you; It will put now lila and
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Konelson and
expect to return to Detroit to make
shoes will
pep Into your tired and painful loot.
their future home. After the wed- infant daughter of 1611 Taylor ave.
A DEMONSTRATION WILL PROVE IT
ding and dinner Mr. and Mrs. cue are now residing at 1941 Glad-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cohen of 357
Our Foot-Fitting Symialists Todsy.
Consult
a
stone
avenue.
Schwartz entertained 40 guests at
Westminster avenue announce the
1
buffet supper at their home, follow-
engagement of their daughter, Kate,
ing which they all accompanied Mr.
Among the affairs given in honor to Leonard B. Wolstein, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Zechman to the station.
of
Mrs. Leon
Zechman,
was and Mrs. Abraham Wolstein of Ot-
Dorothy
Schwartz
before who
her mar-1
Thrive and Multiply in Soiled
28 Adams Ave. West
—
Fifth Floor Stroh Bldg,
tawa, Que.
GACH.STEVENS
the
Twentieth
Century
Club
riage
at
Clothes and Floor Coverings.
4
The marriage of Miss Betty Ste- on Tuesday, Nov. 10, was a miscel-
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Warren of Smith
Science, the medical profession, microscopists—
vens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- laneous shower given by Mrs. Benja- avenue announce the engagement of
all prove beyond doubt that dirty, soiled and
seph Stevens, to Herman S. Gach, min Schwartz of 524 East Ferry ave. their daughter, Sarah, to Julius
grime laden clothes and floo coverings ar e most
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kramer, nue• miscellaneous shower at Web- Namm, son of David Namm of this
ger w. A
st
was solemnized by Rabbi A. II. Hersh- ster }Intl, Miss Beulah Zechman; city.
fertile breeding places for e isease
danger oft realized, yet should be noted and
man on Sunday, Oct. 18, at the Beth handkerchief shower, Mrs. Harry Ka-
Abraham Synagogue. A dinner and letsky; personal shower at the Whit-
forestalled. Germs thrive quicker under certain
tier, Miss Dorothy Yarrows; formal AUXILIARY DANCE
reception for 150 guests followed.
conditions — in soiled clothes, for instance.
The bride wore a gown of white dinner, Mr. and Mrs. HarrySrerel
PROVES A SUCCESS
Our Cleaning Destroys Every Disease
satin and georgette, embellished with luncheons by Mrs. Ben Rosenthal slid
seed
pearls,
and
her
tulle
veil
was
ar-
by
Mrs.
David
Lichtig
and
informal
Germ, Absolutely.
ranged in coronet effect with seed evening affairs by Mrs. Charles Smith Large Gathering Attends Event at
Shaarey Zedek.
pearls and orange blossoms. She car- and by Mrs. Barney Smith.
tied a bouquet of white roses and
The first dance of the season ar-
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wolf, who for-
lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Anna Gach
attended the bride as maid of honor merly resided at 1611 Taylor avenue, ranged by the Ladies Auxiliary of
and the Misses Jean Decker and are now living in their new home at Shaarey Zedek Congregation was the
occasion of a large gathering at the
Frances Smith were bridesmaids. Isa- 1941 Gladstone avenue.
synagogue last Sunday evening and
belle Katz, in peach taffeta, was train
bearer. Jack Stevens served the
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schriber (Ros- was pronounced a marked success
groom as best man and Jack Brilliant lyn Tapchick) and infant son, Alvin, Mrs. Himon Kaplan, was genera l
Melrose 4200
and Roy Decker acted as ushers.
533-37 Forest Ave. E.
are spending several weeks with their chairman of the commitee on ar-
The bride's mother wore a gown of sister, Mrs. Sidney Golden of 9611 rangements. Jules Klein's Book-
Plant
With
Modern
Methods."
Cadillac Orchestra provided the
black chiffon brocaded in gold and Delmar avenue.
"A Modern
music.
the mother of the groom wore a black
In response to numerous expres-
satin beaded gown. Both carried cor-
Mr. and Sirs. Abraham Fish (Ethel sions of approval of the manner in
sages of roses.
Grauer) have returned from their which the dance was arranged, the
The out-of-town guests were Mr. honeymoon trip to Buffalo and Ni-
and Mrs. A. Shepman and son, Meyer, agora Falls, where they were exten- social committee of the auxiliary an-
nounced that a second dance would
of Pittsburgh.
siyely entertained. Mr. and Mrs.
Following an Eastern honeymoon, Fish are at home to their friends at be held Sunday evening, Dec. 13. This
dance will be given during the week
Mr. and Mrs. Gach are residing at 327 East Palmer avenue.
O matter how large or important the
of Chanukah and will reflect the spirit
8660 Wilson avenue.
banquet, dinner, dance, or social oc-
of the feast. The social committee
I. Laskey and M. J. Beigrod mo- is making preparations for a large at-
casion may be, it is just taken for
SIMONS-ROSINSKA
The many friends of Elektra von tored here from Chicago and during tendance of members of the congre-
granted that it will be held at Hotel Wol-
"Be charitable and hare a good time”
Dolcke Rosinska, formerly well- their stay are being extensively en- gation and their families.
verine. The complete facilities and closely
Vari-colored lights and bunting, in
known Detroit singer, will be intr. tertained by their friends.
ATTEND THE
supervised service of this convenient down-
—
addition to palms and autumn foliage ,
prised to learn of her recent mar-
town hostelry afford ample assurance that
Mr. and Mrs. harry Loden enter- were used in decorating the assembly
riage to Ilarvey N. Simons of New
York City. tamed Sunday evening, Nov 9, with hall. The decorative scheme was car
every social function will be a notable
Mr. and Mrs. Simons are at home a surprise house warming in honor of vied out by a committee which include
s II CC eSS.
after an extended wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Bell at their ed Herbert II. Warner, M. 11. Prince,
through the East and Thousand 181- new home at 2525 Glendale avenue. Robert Loewenberg, Maurice Klein,
ands, at Palmer Lodge, 225 Caving- Covers were laid for 20 guests. Mrs. Oscar Kaufman, Max D. Lipsitz, Bur-
ton drive. Bell was the recipient of many pretty nett Krauss and Manuel Boschwitz.
gifts.
CARD OF THANKS
JEWISH ARTISTS' CLUB
— Benefit of —
A luncheon of beautiful appoint-
PLANS LARGE MEETING ments
Mrs.
Samuel
Helper, Karl Moyer
was given at the Book-Cadillac
DETROIT HEBREW ORPHANS HOME
when and Sirs. Norman lialpert of Toronto
Overlooking Grand Circus Park
Installation of officers and a pro- Hotel last Wednesday noon
Mrs. Samuel Benach entertained in thank their relatives and friends and
ELIZABETH STREET JUST LAST OF woorAvAan
gram will be held at a meeting of the honor of Mrs. Abe Silverstein and members of fraternal organizations
Society of Jewish Artists planned for Mrs. William Schwartz, who recently for the kindness and sympathy shown
Woodward end Stimson
Monday evening, Nov. 23. The place returned from an extensive visit in them during their recent bereave-
will be announced
in the next issue Florida. Later in the afterno n the ment.
o
of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle. An
members and friends are invited to guests played bridge and mah jong
FINZEL'S ORCHESTRA
attend. An excellent musical pro- at Mrs. Benach's home, 1.484 Burlin-
ROLLINS Fur Coats
31.50 Per Couple, Including Checking.
!gram is also begin arranged. The game avenue. The guests were Mrs.
P. H. Cutler, Mrs. Max Simon, Mrs.
are guaranteed as
of
Directors
or
at
Boo
following were elected officers at a
are obtainable from Board
Tickets ■
recent meeting: President, I. Israel Louis Shapero, Sirs Charles Salasnek,
Office night of Dance,
to quality and
Segal; vice-president, Ralph Rimer; Mrs. Harry Colburn, Mrs. J. II. Gott-
in charge of affair.
treasurer, Sol Selman; recording sec- lieb, Mrs. S. Treteck, Mrs. I. Zadeck
finish. Our showings
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Cohen
and Mrs. Jacob Wilder.
retary, Miss Sophie Gurovitc ,finan-
are now at their
cial secretary, Jacob Reiss; trustees,
Mr. and Mrs. David Fidler enter-
Marie Robispierre and Evelyn Coro-
most
complete point.
tained with a dinner and card party,
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ADAMS
AVENUE
WEST
each.
The society has elected Dr. Leo M. at their home, 2205 West Phila-
—at Grand Cora, Park
delphia avenue, last Wednesday eve-
I: rank" as an honorary mem
for the following guests: Mr.
■■■■■■■■•%■■■ ∎∎ ■•■V Milford Stern, recently elected presi- ning
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Mrs. Irving Wolf, Sir. and Mrs.
dent of Temple Beth El, is an active and
Joseph
Gendelman, the Misses Sophie
ANNOUNCING THE --
I member.
THE FUR HOUSE OF DETROIT
t ive a Levine, Bertha Helfer and Lillian
to
has s
Sclover, Charles Katzowitz, Joseph
the d e dpainting
the forthcoming Michigan art- Targow and Norman Falk.
, ,i1 at
$
01 1st , ' exhibition of the Scare Club.
an
n er Auspices of —
— Ud
Miss Fay Frankford entertained 20
The society will also give a prize at
It• first exhibition of fine arts to be boys and girls, members of the De-
unusually
/ THE DETROIT HEBREW LADIES FREE LOAN
party
at
her
a
Big
Ten
Club,
at
troit
held immediately after the Michigan
ASSOCIATION
home, 1666 Chicago boulevard, last
0
t ' exhibition
•
attractive
Saturday evening.
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SEVENTH ANNUAL
CHARITY BALL
HOTEL
WOLVERI N E
AT ARCADIA
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 19
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SECOND ANNUALDDANCEV,rzleeifi"gc
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29
PHILADELPHIA - BYRON HALL
10
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The Wednesday sewing group of
(Philadelphia and Byron)
the Detroit chapter of Hadassah,
Admission 755 Per Person
$ Music by Finns)'. Orchestra
11ar w h ch m e et. each week in the diniag
room of the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
a7Msoklim,loologek‘MIL711.10 ■■■•■■■■■•■■■■■••■■■■
__—____ !Rogue to sew necessary articles to
l" sent to Palestine, s badly' in need
of a sewing machine. Mrs. Henry N.
g•Ile NOMIS.Nal• .
PW le\lielle,\11.
Weinstein, who is chairman of the
-
sewing , would a ppreciate the done-
lion or loan for the winter of much
a machine, which is in good condi-
•ion. If anyone can accommodate
/ 4 the group they may call Mrs. 55 ein-
stein or Miss Hattie Gittleman.
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• • NOW AVAILABLE
• •
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• •
Parties, Etc.
• •
• •
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An air of refinement pervades this large and roomy auditorium
desirable
of the Emanuel Synagogue, which makes it highly
functions
of
any
description.
Fully
equipped
with
for social
rooms and kitchen, this
checkrooms,' ladies' and gents' rest
modern hall being the last word in auditoriums.
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PERFECTION LODGE
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. and
A. M., will hold a regular communi-
cation Wednesday, Nov. le, at 7 p. m.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
By Order of—
MAXWELL W. BENJAMIN, W. M.
Detroit Exclushe
Catering
Easnyossants, Weddings, &WIWI, mad
AS Socha Ossaaioas.
we cam to Ow landing lowish Social
Cllr
A ffairs .4 th C
w. Dowse. Hawn awl Hens.
DETROIT CATERING CO.
M. A. PEREIRA. Mr.
12E RICHTON AVENUE
collection
ORGANIZE BIALYSTOKER
VERBAND BY DETROITERS
Thirty Bialystoker men and women
of Detroit met on Oct. 25 and decided
to organize a "Bialystoker Verband,"
with a view to helping the suffers in
Bialystok. For more than • year Jew-
ish residents of the Russian city have
endured a painful and prolonged eco-
nomic crisis and thousands of work-
men and middleclass men were finan-
cially ruined. As is usual in ouch
cases. the children suffered the most
and, in addition, the year hears the
tale of many deaths from starvation
and misery and committing suicide.
An organizing committee has been
chosen to facilitate the beginning of
the Verband, which is composed of
Mrs. Oscar Warren, the Misses Ger-
trude Sallee, Shorn Saslav, Sara Ep-
stein and Nettie Lubetzky, MOW, Sas-
lay, Roy Kurian, Boris Cohen, Albert
Wohlman, F. Lipnick, temporary pres-
ident: Mrs. A. Goldberg, treasurer;
and Joseph Jachnuk, secretary. Dr.
Herman Frank, Samuel Epstein and
Joseph Redding are members of the
board of trustees.
A meeting of the Bialvstoker Ver-
band will be held on Sunday, Nov. 22,
at 8 o'clock at 1111 Westminster ave-
nue (second floor) to which all De-
troiters who are from Bialsytok or
neighboring t•iwns, as Vasilkova, Za-
bludove, Krynek, Horodok, etc., or
%.---
there are invited to at-
of
mink
coats
is
featured
at
prices
from
$975
to $2,500
12 Month's Protection
For Your Fur Coat
an excluai•e arraegement use
in-
to
rh, a
su ra nee for your fur coat—to-
4^r
storage—
or
(tether With rummer
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of its value—the sam e e p
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