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Now in Progress at
Hudson's

BERKOVITZ—JACOBSON.

Featuring a Sale of
Summer Glassware

Starting Wednesday morning
next we will offer a special
grouping of glassware at mark-
ed reduflions from regular
prices. This sale will be well
worth taking advantage of.

Also a Clearance of China
and Glassware at
One-third and One-half
Off Regular Prices.

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tables of "close-mils"
will offer some filet, spec-
ial values in a number of
repaidr lines to be discon-
tinued.

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"Buy your Chevrolet from
Abe Max"

The Shaarey Zesiek Synagogue
was the scene of a very pretty wed-
ding on Tuesday, June 22, when
Miss Ann Dorothy Jacobson, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobson of
182 Philip avenue, became the bride
of Samuel J. Berkovitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. Berkovitz of 2491 Blaine
avenue. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
assisted by Cantor Samuel Vigoda,
u p , r)( d n e i r tRa. canopy of white roses and

The bride was charming in a gown
of bridal satin and chantilly lace,
beaded in pearls. Her cap-shape veil
was held in place with clusters of
orange blossoms,. She carried a
• shower bouquet of bridal roses and
lilies-of-the-valley. Mrs. D. Hillen-
berg, matron of honor, was lovely in
a gown of peach taffeta and aniline.
She carried a bouquet of butterfly
roses. The bridesmaids, the Misses
Queenly and Dina Berkovitz, Helen
Oppenheim and Bessie Brenner, wore
gowns of taffeta, maline, chiffon and
maline in pastel shades of orchid,
peach, blue and flesh, respectively,
and carried bouquets of roses.
Robert Jacobson attended as best
man and Harry Ilacobson, Daniel
Krause, Jack Sapiro and Meyer Klein
served as ushers.
Beatrice Jacobson, niece of the
bride, acted as flower girl, and little
Sidney Hillenberg was the ring-
bearer.
•The bride's mother was becoming-
ly gowned in blue-beaded georgette:
She carried a bouquet of Columbia
roses. Mrs. Berkovitz, mother of the
groom, was lovely in-a gown of black
chiffon and lace. She also carried 4
bouquet of Columbia roses.
Dinner, which was served to mem-
bers of the immediate families, fol-
lowed the ceremony and a reception
was held.
Mr. and Mrs. Berkovitz left for a
six weeks' motor trip through the
West.

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How to Get to

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JACOB — VESELL.

Carnival and Beauty Contest
on Sunday, July 25

An Invitation!

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Miss Lisette Freund of 52 Chicago
boulevard, who recently returned from
an enjoyable week-end spent in Ligon-
ier, Ind., where she was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. I. D. Straus, and fam-
ily, sailed on Saturday, July 3, on the
S. S. Leviathan, in company with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Hugo A.
Freund, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 01.
Welt and Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer
Meyer, for a two months' visit in Eu-
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Weinberg of rope. Upon her return, she will re-
280 Hague avenue motored to Bay sume her studies at Walnut Hill
City, Mich., where they spent the School, Nadick, Mass.
week-end of July 4.
Mrs. Rubye Klein of Los Angeles,
Mrs. Anna R. Zamsky and son, Wil- Calif., who is the guest of her sister,
Mrs.
Milton Hanauer of Tuxedo are-
lard, have returned from Cleveland,
where they attended the wedding of nuts, will remain East during the sum-
mer
months.
Miss Fay Ross.

The crystal ballroom of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel was the scene of
beautiful wedding, when Sunday
evening, June 27, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Vesell gave in marriage their
daughter, Estelle, to Aubrey Jacob,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacob, with
Rabbi Hershman officiating.
The ceremony wax performed be-
neath a huge bell of white peonies,
BY AUTO—Out Woodward Avenue to Main
which was suspended from a latticed
arch heavily interwoven with smilax
Street, Royal Oak, follow Main street to
and ferns.
Rochester Road, where committees will direct
The bride was lovely in a gown of
white satin embroidered in pearls.
guests and transport them to the Park.
Her veil fell from a headdress made
of Marquise lace, and trimmed with
BY STREET CAR-wWoodward Avenue car to
clusters ofpearls and orange blos-
Royal Oak. Ride as far as Rochester Road,
soms. The bouquet consisted of bri-
dal roses and valley lilies.
where busses will meet guests and transport
Mrs. Samuel Jacobson ( Reva Sally
them to the Park.
Jacob) of Louisville, Ky., who as-
sisted at matron of honor, was at-
tired in an exquisite gown of maiden-
Boys and girls, up to the age of 16, who wish
blush pink georgette, trimmed in brit.
to participate in the National Fund essay contest
liants, and carries! a huge bouquet of
American beauty roses. Miss Ger-
are requested to send, in their work not later
trude Vesell, sister of the bride, at-
than July 18.
tended as maid of honor, and was
charmingly gowned in white chif-
For further information, write the committee,
i fon,
• bodice effect, and carries! a boa-
2231 West Euclid avenue, or telephone Euclid
quit of yellow tea roses.
The Misses Selma and Lulu Kahn
2950.
of New York, Marion and Evelyn
Schrieber and Selma Lightstone of
Detroit, bridesmaids, were beautifully
gowned in delicate pastel shades of
georgette, and carried bouquets to
attach their gowns.
Raymond Schrieber, Gilbert Fink.
14/41WONI4‘14141411MCWCWIlalsWA IS WeVatalstsdaliWol Marvin
Fleisher, Maurice Barron, Dr.
0, Morton Vesell and Dr. Harry Vesell
served as ushers. David Jacob,
1 brother of the groom attended as best
0
se man .
The out.orto•n guests were: Mr.
0 and Mrs. Max Kahn and daughters,
Selma and Lulu and Mr. and Mrs.
The public is cordially invited to attend the laying
Louis Jacobson 111111 Miss Esther Ja-
cobson of Louisville, Ky.; Mr. and
of the cornerstone of the
Mrs. P. Jacob of Toledo, Peter Sex-
ton of Chicago, and Louis Miller of
Marine City.
Dinner was served to 300 guests
in the Italian Gardens, following the
ceremony.
Mr. 111111
Aubrey Jacob, after
0 an extended Mrs.
Erected by the United Hebrew Schools in the
tour to the Rocky Moun-
tains, will make their home in De-
Fenkell Section.
troit.

for the

Sunday, July 11 - 2 p. m.

Karpen
Living Room
Suites

--al Very Special Prices

The J. L. HUDSON CO.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Yager
Mrs. Limit; Kornhandler and chil-
dren of New York City are the guests (Rose Carrie Parshell) are residing
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Granet, parents in their new home at 12067 Meyers
road,
of Mrs. Kornhandler.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Greenwald and
futility and Mrs. Sarah Greenwald
motored to Saginaw, where they were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Greenwald for a week.

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Bittker have
returned front their honeymoon trip
and are residing at the Whittier
Apartment Voted.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Cowan and
Mrs. Lillian Kantor, formerly of 2015
Gladstone avenue, are now residing at
2075 West Philadelphia avenue.

DETROIT

Mr. and Mrs.' Sol Dolgien of Phila-
delphia, Pa., who are spending their ie
honeymoon in Detroit, are being en-
tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Lefkovitz and daughter of
1965 West Euclid avenue. Upon
their arrival from Chicago, Mr. and
Mrs. Lefkovitz honored their guests
with a dinner party. Among the
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz,
Mr. and MN. Marks, Mr. and Mrs.
Goldstein and Mrs. Kruger of New
York. From Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
Dolgien will go to Canada, from
where they will leave for Atlantic
City to spend the remainder of the
summer.

Mrs. Leo Weissinan of \Vest Euclid
Mr. and Mrs. Goodstein,- assisted
avenue has returned from a five
weeks' visit in New York City and by Mr. Elson, entertained the em-
ployes of the Hand Baking Company
Atlantic City.
of 2047 Junction at a picnic- dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosenzweig at Elizabeth Park on Sunday, July 4.
and son, Abner, of 1450 Chicago boul-
Miss Avis Rice of 3318 Culvert
evard are leaving Tuesday for a
month's stay at the Edgewater Beach avenue entertained 12 guests at a
bridge
and bunco party on Saturday,
Hotel, Chicago.
July 3. The Misses Esther Holden-
graber, Jeanette Cohen and l'auline
Mrs. Albert Silverstein and sons, Walnez were awarded high honors.
Carlyle and Irving, of Bronx, N. Y.,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Yarrows of
Goldstein and family of 299 'Med- 1660 Chicago boulevard celebrated
bury avenue for an indefinite stay.
their fifteenth wedding anniversary
on Friday, June 25 at the Addison
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chatlino, and Hotel. Covers were laid for 30
mother, Mrs. Pearl Lieberman, for- guests.
merly of 1610 Collingwood avenue,
are navy residing at 1635 Calvert ave-
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Marx of Long
nue.
Beach, Calif, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Bloom of Tennyson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Canvasser avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Marx will
and son, formerly of Glynn court, have leave for the East shortly.
moved to their new home at Hunting-
Mr. and Mrs. Ilerbert Wallace, ac-
ton Woods..
companied by Mr. and Mrs. William
Solomon
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hor-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman of
2991 Hazelwood avenue, accompanied witz, have returned from a pleasant
motor
trip
to Chicago, where they
by Miss Shirley Koperman and Ben-
jamin Fishman, have returned from spent the week-end of July 4.
a boat trip to Buffalo and Niagara
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Marx
Falls.
of Blaine avenue will leave Tuesday,

Miss Ruth Gordon of Blaine ave-
nue entertained with a bridge party
on Wednesday evening, July 7, hon-
oring her sister, Mrs. William Oppen-
heim of Jackson, Miss.

July 13 for New York, from where
they will sail July 17 on the S. S.
Veendam for an extensive trip
abroad. They will be joined in New
York by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Marx
of Long Beach, Calif.

Mrs. L. Ressler and daughter and
son, Helen and Marvin, of 2303 Haz-
elwood avenue, accompanied by Lou
Krohner and Samuel Fields, have re-
turned from a motor trip to Chicago,
where they were the guests of Mr.
Krohner's parents.

Mrs. Sophia Weil entertained with
a beautifully appointed luncheon on
Saturday, June 26, at the Redford
Country Club, honoring Miss Mildred
Becker, whose marriage will be an
event of the early fall.

The Misses Adaline Cohen and
Harriet Rosenzweig spent the week-
end of July 4 at Port Stanley and
London, Ont.

Complimenting Mrs. Clarence Mil-
limn of Portland, Oregon, Mrs So-
phia Weil was hostess at a bridge and
snah jong party at the Redford Coun-
try Club on Thursday, July 8. Covers
were laid for 16 guests.

Abha Keidan of 296 East Kirby
Adolph Freund, who recently re-
avenue has returned from an exten- turned
sive tour of Palestine. While there, he ma,, from Asheville, N. C., usher?
called by the B'nai B'rith
Mr. Keiden met a number of former
lodge to address the Central Confer-
Detroit residents.
ence of American Rabbis, which met
there, on behalf of the tubercular
Mr. and Mrs. Mack B. Weiss of sanitarium, which will he founded at
Pingree avenue will entertain with Ashville, N. C., has left for Milwau-
a house partj,• on Sunday, July 11, kee, Wis., to attend the District
in honor of the ninth birthday anni- Grand Lodge No. 6, Independent Or-
versary of their son, Lester.
der B'nai B'rith convention.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weiss of
430 Alger avenue celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary with a din-
ner party on Sunday, July 4, for 75
guests. A reception followed. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. M. Brodsky, Mr. and Mrs B.
Brodsky, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kahn,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. Berkowitz, all
of Toledo, 0.

The Misses Sophia Blanche Green-
field and Miss Lillian Ermen have left
for New York, where they will at-
tend the summer sessions at Colum-
bia University.

Honoring Louis Balantzow, a re-
cent graduate of the Detroit College
of law, Mrs. Henry Levitt of Hazel-
wood avenue entertained delightfully
on Friday evening last. Covers were
Mrs. Mack B. Weiss of Pingree laid for 50 guests.
avenue
entertained
on
June
30
with
GREENTHAL — MACK.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dreifuss, ac-
a dinner for 14 guests in honor of
One of the most important social Miss Freda Stolarsky, whose engage- companied by the Misses Irene Bur-
ton
and Fay Cohen, spent last week-
events of the season was the mar- ment was recently announced.
end at Wamplers Lake.
riage on Wednesday. July 7, of Miss
Jean Mack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The Misses Sara Pearlman, Edith
Mrs. Benjamin B. Gordon and baby
0 Edwin S. Mack of Milwaukee, Wis., Twersky and Esther Greenberg were
;• and Dr. Roy 01. Greenthal of Mil- the guests of Miss Jean Mutton of son, Gerald, have left for Milford,
The Public Is Cordially Invited.
Mass., where they will remain for the
waukee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Green- Bay City over July 4.
U111 men
• that of Detroit. The bride is a grad-
.s
Prominent Speakers.
uate of Smith College and the groom
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morris
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erg,
was graduated from the University
formerly of Pingree avenue, are now
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
of Michigan.
wirmomwoonoi.s.w000nononowiimane The ceremony was performed at residing at 3202 Monterey avenue.
MOHEL
the home of the bride's ) rents, 403
Recommended by Detroit Physicoans..
Fornemly •5 652 Farnsworth Ave..
Dr. and MN. Saul F. Barnett of
lake Drive. Miss
Mack,
Now t , ,siding at
sister of the bride, attended as maid 1915 Calvert avenue have returned
1610 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
of honor, and Edward Greenthal of from Mackinac Island, where they
Phone Empire 1340-M.
New York assisted his brother as best were guests at the Grand Hotel.
man.
DANCING! DANCING! DANCING!
The Misses Esther 01. l'itt and Ada
A reception was held immediately
At the
Moritz were joint hostesses at a
following the wedding dinner.
REV. J. SILVERMAN
l Many guests from New York, Chi- bridge party given at the home of
no mgrs. Detroit and Cincinnati were Miss Pitt, 2556 West Philadelphia
avenue, honoring the Misses Martha
Present.
Mabel Specialist.
Dr. and Mrs. Greenthal are spend- Weinstein and Betty Brook of New
The Largest, Coolest end Most Comfortable Dining Room in
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Detroit.
Endorsed by loading
Mr. and Mrs. S. Cabot and family
Physicians.
moved into their new home at
1635
Calvert Ave.
,
15 West Grand avenue.

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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sham
rey Zetlek has completed arrange-
ments for a picnic to be held at Boh-
Lo Park on Wednesday, July 14, for
members of the congregation and
their families. The committees its
charge have planned special enter-
tainment and this promises to be one
of the most enjoyable affairs of its
kind ever sponsored by the auxiliary.

The marriage of Miss Kate Cohen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Co-
hen of 357 Westminster avenue, and
Leonard B. Wolstein, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham I. Wolstein of Ottawa,
Ontario, was solemnized at the Con-
gregation Beth Moses on Sunday eve-
ning, June 20, with Rabbis A. M.
Hershman and Ezekiel Aishiskin of-
ficiating.
Dinner was served immediately
following the ceremony to 50 guests,
immediate members of the family and
intimate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolstein have left for
a trip to Chicago and, upon their re-
turn, will reside in Detroit.

ABE MAX

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WOLSTEIN - COHEN.

Is rapidly becoming
Detroit's Slogan.

New Talmud Torah

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Harry W. Kohn, D. D. S.

Hilliard W. Goldstick, D. D. S.

Announce the Opening of Offices at

Suite 805 Stroh Building,
28 Adams Ave. West.

Practice Limited to Extracting of Teeth,
Oral Surgery and Dental Radiography.

Telephone Randolph 6259.

For Saturday and Monday

Sale Women's Colored

Silk Umbrellas

The Most Unusual
Values We've Ever Of-
fered at

'4.98

Rain or shine — pretty
silk umbrellas in navy
blue, green, purple, red,
brown. Ten rib frames,
with amber tips and fer-
rules. Light or dark wood
handles in a wide variety
of the most wanted styles,
including the p o p tl I a r
short, stubby styles. Leath-
er or cord carriers,

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Imitation Leather Overnight Cases (large
mirror in cover)
$2.98
Genuine Leather Hand Bags, fitted with
coin purse and mirror
4.98
Women's White Kidskin Belts in plain or
perforated styles
.50
White Stone Set Brooches copies of plat-
inum Special at
2.95

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Hemlmls

Mr. and MN. Harry Solomon, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II.
Davis. hove returned from 02(. 0118.
Mich. where they spent the week-end
of July 4.

MN. Sol Levy (Dorothy Taylor) of

2014 Blaine avenue has returned from
:1 f , ,ur weeks' tour through the West.

En route Mrs. Levy visited friends in
;Chicago, Kansas City. Omaha, Hest-
. Mg,, Lincoln, Nebr., and Denver, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy and son, Mor-
I ton, who accompanied Mrs. Levy, are
remaining in Denver for the remain-
der of the summer.

Cantor at Holbrook Synairigue.

REV. H. MILKOVSKY

Cantor of Congregation Mops.
Abraham, Farnsworth At,..
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