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MISS GLORIA RANDOLPH
MISS MARY MOORE
And a Beauty Chorus of Eight Specialty Dancers
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CANTOR YOSSELE. SCHLISKY
Who will alma render • concert at 7 P. M.,,Sfinclap,, Dec. 20. 11.1, ‘ ,,
cam be premixed at the Synnogna, 511Z East Ferry.
CONGREGATION fl''N.A1 ISRAEL
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DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
HALL
VICTOR KOLAR Conducting
MITTENTHAL-CAPLAN
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Caplan of 2519 Calvert avenue was
the scene of a pretty wedding last
ANNUAL APPEARANCE
Tuesday evening when their daugh-
ter, Marion, became the bride of Mil-
ton Mittenthal. Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
Saint-
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presence of 50 guests, the immediate
Ticket. 26c to $1 at Orchoetra Han —Glendale 829(h
families. A dinner followed.
THURS. and FRI., DEC. 17-18--GABRILOWITSCH, Cenductor
The bride was lovely in a gown of
white satin trimmed with chiffon and
rhinestones and a veil of tulle embroi-
HANDEL ORGAN CONCERTO—CHARLES COURBOIN, Soloist
Tickets IS to 78 Cents, at GrimaelPs and Orchestra Hall—Ghenrkele apse
dered with butterflys of pearls and
held in place with a Russian crown
of rhinestones on satin. Iler bou- 163•
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quet was a shower of roses and lilies-
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of-the-valley. Her two sisters, Mrs.
Aaron Baer and Mrs. Julius Isaacson,
MRS. JACOB POLOZKER
who were matrons of honor, wore
ker, son of S. Polozker, took place at gowns of yellow chiffon and pearls
the Twentieth Century Club last Sun- and black beaded with rhinestones, re-
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day evening, Rabbis A. M. Hershman spectively, and carried bouquets of
A. LITTMAN and M. FISHSON, Massagers.
and Ezekiel Aishiskin officiating. The roses, bebe mums and baby breath.
bridal party stood beneath a canopy The Misses Lenore Brown and Helen
Saturday and Sunday, December 12 and 13. Mialiarse and Evening,.
surrounded with tall ferns and cut Goldstein, who wore frocks of flow-
flowers. A dinner for 100 guests ered georgette and green, respective.
By Ben Menachem.
ly, were bridesmaids. Their bouquets
followed.
The bride was lovely in a white were of red roses and baby breath.
Monday Evening, December 14.
satin gown trimmed with pearls and Little Shirley Satovsky was flower
Popular Performance of Jacob Gordon:* Well Known Play.
rhinestones and a pointed skirt with girl and Seldon Isaacson was ring
ornament of ostrich. Her veil of tulle bearer. Mr. Mittenthal was attended
by
his
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Dr.
was banded with satin trimmed with
small flowers of ribbon and held in and Mrs. Aaron Carlstein, Simon
Wednesday Evening, December 16.
place with a band of the flowers. She Popkin was best man and Aaron Baer
This will be the first Ladies' Free Night of the Season.
carried a colonial bouquet of bridal and Julius Isaacson were ushers.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.
roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Sam
Buchner, brother of the bride, gave and Mrs. S.H imelhoeh and I. Mit-
By Goldfarb.
her in marriage. Mrs. E. J. Eder was tenthal of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
matron of honor and the Misses An- ney of Cleveland and Mrs. H. Shul- $ Thursday Evening, December 17, • Literary Performance will be °01
nette Featherman, Jean Golden, Rose man of Chicago.
given. Watch for announcement on posters.
Mr. and Mrs. Mittenthal left for
Buffalo, New York and Bermuda for
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their honeymoon and will reside on
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Chicago boulevard on their return.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 330
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Orchestra
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Sun., Dec. 13
The marriage of Miss Miriam Gold-
smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Goldsmith of Rochester avenue, to
Samuel Charles Lewis of New York
City took place at the Statler Hotel
last Saturday evening. Rabbi Leo
M. Franklin officiated at the ceremony
in the presence of the immediate fam-
ilies, which was followed by a dinner
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for 35 guests.
The bride was lovely in a princess
gown of white satin and chiffon trim-
med with pearls and an entrained
tulle veil banded with silver and held
in place with a cap of duchess lace
and orange blossoms. Her shower
bouquet was of bridal roses and lilies
of the valley. She was attended by
Two Years in London .
Three Years in New York.
her sister, Mrs. DeRoy Kuttnauer,
and by Mrs. Lawrence Van Baalen
One Year in Chicago.
(Anna Harris), both brides of the
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Kuttnauer wore a gown of white satin
trimmed with pink chiffon and pink
roses, and Mrs. Van Baalen wore
white velvet, both carrying bouquets
of pink roses. Harry Lewis of Miami,
brother of the groom, was best man
and Arthur Gerson of New York and
Milton Goldsmith, the bride's brother,
were ushers.
Mrs. Goldsmith, mother of the
bride, wore a gown of orchid Eliza-
beth crepe trimmed with pearls and
gold beads and Mrs. 1. M. Levey of
New York, the groom's sister, wore
white chiffon. Both wore corsages of
pink rosebuds.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left for Palm
Beach and Havana, Cuba, for their
honeymoon. They expect to spend
most of the next year in travel.
at Will
De wound
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Popular Matinee Wednesday 50c to $1.50.
Earl Carroll Presents
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FURNITURE
DROCHETZ-LEVANTINE
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levantine of
Los Angeles, formerly of Detroit, an-
nounce the marriage of their sister,
Miss Lillian Levantine, to Benjamin
Drochetz of Los Angeles, also a for-
mer resident of this city, which took
place on Nov. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Drochetz will reside
in Los Angeles after an extended
honeymoon.
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CHANUKAH PROGRAM TUESDAY
An elaborate Chanukah celebration
is being planned by the Northwestern
League of the United llehrew Schools
and will he given on Tuesday evening,
Dec. 15, at the Philadelphia-Byron
Talmud Torah. The public is invited
to attend to hear a delightful pro-
gram. Refreshments will he served.
The ladies of the league wish to thank
the public for its kind co-operation in
helping to make the card party held
last Tuesday a success. Thanks are
also extended to the hostesses.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM DEC. 20
An unusual musical program will
be presented in the chapel of Temple
Beth El on Sunday, Dec. 20, at 8:30
o'clock, under the auspices of the
Young Women's Hebrew Association,
Detroit section of the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women. Mrs. Harry S.
Glickman of 142 Gladstone avenue has
arranged the program and secured the
services of the artists who will ap-
pear. Her star number will be the
initial appearance of the newly formed
concert trio of Jules Klein, Eric Wyle
and Frank Hancock, the latter a mem-
ber of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra, who will play as their opening
number Mendelssohn's Trio from Opus
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The Most
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Presentation
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In a Cafe
Marriages
BORODIN FIRST SYMPHONY
Arthur Leon
Mr. Arthur
MISS MARY COLBURN
Premier Dancer
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Weisberg and Gertrude Saranoff were
bridanmaida They wore frocks in
various shades of vase and pink with
silver hands its their hair and car-
ried arm bouquets of roses and sweet
peas. Dr. I. II. Polozker served his
POLOZKER.BUCHNER
The marriage of Miss Anne Buch- brother as best man and Jacob Ro-
ner, daughter of Israel Buchner of senberg, Max Salasnick, William
Medbury avenue, to Dr. Jacob Poloz- Brown and David Arkin were ushers.
The little Misses Mildred and Dena
Pink, who wore frocks of yellow and
carried baskets of rose petals, were
flower girls aad little Gerold Eder
was tin; bearer. II, wore a white
satin suit
Dr. and Mrs. Polozker left for an
extended Eastern honeymoon and
upon their return will reside on Mon-
tana avenue, Highland Park.
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