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Monday, Aug. 2, is the night se-
lected for the first annual Wind
B'rith moonlight, which is to be given

Clearance of

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!'Coats

`for Misses'
and Women

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In Two Great Groups,

Formerly to $85

Models of ultra-distinctive
style for Dress, Sports
and Travel in Silks and
Cloth Materials of the
Richly
highest quality.
fur-trimmed and tailored
styles.

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Formerly to $125

Woodward Thru to Washington

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cohen of Eu-
clid buulevatd, Cleveland, Ohio, an-
nounce the engagement of their
The Misses Rose Columbia of 231
daughter, Sylvia, to Wilbur De
Richton avenue and Lillian Austin of Young, soli of Mr. and Mrs. Sol De
3339 Blaine avenue are spending to?, Young of Blaine avenue.
weeks in New York City, where they
are being extensively entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilder of Calvert

David Seven and Sol Rubin of In-
dianapolis, Ind., are visiting in the
city.

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Engagements

The
Annual Mid-Summer
Clearance of

avenue announce the engagement of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Solinsky of their daughter, Ann Shirley, to
McQuade avenue have as their house Maurice Wasserman, son of Mr. and
guests Mrs. Harry Waxman of Mrs. 1. I% asserman of Fullerton ave-
Cleveland and Mrs. Esther Weingar- nue.
den and Miss Lizzie Friedman of
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Jacobson of 1600
lihzelwood avenue announce the en-
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter of Cal- gagement of their daughter, Sadye,
vert avenue have returned from a to Roy Greenblatt of this city.
four weeks' trip to St. Andrews-by-
the-Sea, New York and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Schnabel

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PISGAH LODGE PLANS
MOONLIGHT FOR AUG. 2

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Miss Esther Zalesni of 1011 Alger
avenue entertained the members of
the Athena Girls Club on Tuesday
evening, July 20, with four tables of
bridge in honor of her house guest,
hiss Essie Dorfman of Winnipeg,
Manitoba. First and second prizes
MRS. LOUIS RUBINSTEIN
were won by Miss Gertrude Hersh-
under the auspices of Pisgah Lodge, man and Miss Pauline Fabrick, re-
No. 34, and the Ladies Auxiliary. spectively, and consolation prize by
The entire Steamer Put-In-Bay has Mrs. Betty Abels.
been chartered for this occasion, as
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schoenfeld and
a record crowd is expected.
Finzel's Orchestra, under the per- daughter, Phyllis, of Dexter boule-
vard
left on Thursday for New York,
sonal direction of David Diamond,
has been engaged to furnish the mu- whence they will sail on the S. S. Ma-
jestic
for a two months' trip abroad.
sic for dancing and, as an added at-

traction, the organization has ob-
tained the services of the Wayne
quartet, one of the leading quartets
in the state.
The committee in charge consists
of Jacob Rosenberg, Harry Yudkoff,
Silas Feinberg, Mrs. Louis Rubin-
stein and Mrs. Esther Fleischman.
The proceeds of this affair will be
used for the extensive relief work
which is now being carried on by
both branches of the B'nai B'rith or-
ganization.

ZEIREI ZION ENGLISH
BRANCH IS ORGANIZED

Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Buschman, who
were the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne of Hazelwood
avenue, have returned to their home
in Forest Hills, L. I.

Dr. and Mrs. Emil D. Rothman are
guests at the Edgewater Beach llo-
tel, Chicago, from where they will
motor to Mackinac to be, the guests
of Mrs. Rothman's pareMs, Dr. and
Mrs. D. Friedlander.

Miss Esther Winkelman has as her
house guest Miss Bernice Goldberg
of Gastonia. N. C., a former room-
mate at Sullins College. In honor of
her visitor, Miss Winkelman enter-
tained at a dinner-dance on Friday
evening, July 16, at the Hotel Stot-
ler. Among the guests were Miss
Molly Wine of Chicago and Miss
Esther Wayne of Charleroi, Pa., who
spent the week-end with Miss Win-
kelman.

Dresses, Coats,
Sports Wear
and Suits

of 1464 Virginia park announce the
engagement of their daughter, Doro-
thy, to David M. Schiller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Schiller.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Zechman
of 404 East Ferry avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Beulah, to Seymour Lewis, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fannie Lewis of this city.

Takes Place Tuesday, July 27th

COME!

Marriages

KURLAND.SAMTER

Dr. and' Mrs. Gabriel Sumter of
2655 Calvert avenue announce the
marriage of thier daughter, Rose, to
Aaron Kurland, which took place on
July 22.

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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Segal
(Beatrice Kurtz) of 1711 Richton
avenue are receiving felicitations on
the birth of a son, Gilbert, on July 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stashefsky
of 5029 Hillsboro avenue are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
son, Israel Leon, on June 26.

The English speaking branch of
Mr. and Sirs. Jacob Zeldes of 2022
the Zeirei Zion Organization, which
Hazelwood avenue announce the
was organized under the supervision
birth of a son, Norman Irving, on
of Miss Celia Heiman and William
June 27.
Klein, formerly of Chicago, had its
initial assembly on Friday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Broody
July 16, at the home of Miss Del-
(Esther Freilich) of 11118 East Jef-
man, 22(0 Blaine aveng.,.
Miss Dorothy King, daughter of ferson avenue are receiving con-
Dr. David Rebelsky, national chair- Mr. and Mrs. David King of the gralulations on the birth of a dough-
man of the Zeirei Zion Organization Whittier, has returned from Atlantic ter, Charlotte, on July 4.
of America, Vas the guest of honor City, where she was the house guest
and, in an introductory and enlight- of Miss Lenore Schaffer. Miss Schaf
ening talk, impressed the newcomers fee returned with Miss King for
with the importanceof the national
indefinite stay.
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home, national idealism and Hebrew
culture—the aims and purposes of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seltzer of
13 rltm tntivto m
the organization. An interesting dis- 1981 Chicago boulevard entertained
cussion followed.
at their home in honor of their niece, Friday Outings:
The purpose of the English branch Miss Molly Klinger, a July bride-
Joel and Solomon Kasdati have mo-
is to cultivate among American youth elect. Among the out-of-town guests
thie s
ut
the Belle Isle oings
a deep feeling for their national were Mr. and Mrs. G. Goldberg and noliz
"A Modern Plant With Modern Methods.•
Frid
poay.ed The higher classe s of th
home, Eretz Israel, and to fulfill the I Oscar Goldberg of New York City.
United Hebrew Schools are now be-
great need of Hebrew culture which
ing given their chance td go to the
is the highest ideal of all Zeirei Zion
Miss Ruth Barnett of Carter eve- i
organizations. It will work in full sue left on Thursday, July 15, for island with the school busses. The
children are spending their Fridays
co-operation with the main branch of
extended visit in New York and at Belle Isle in a most pleasant way.
the Zeirei Zion of Detroit and the an
Bradley Beach, N. J.
Hebrew games are played, songs are
Michigan Avenue Branch, recently
sung and stories are told. These
organized under the supervision of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Baker of 1572 C xuj
u ings are very popular among the
Edward Fransblau and formally
Burlingame avenue have as their students. Careful supervision is be-
opened by Dr. Rebelsky.
house guests their sister and nephew, ing, given by the teachers in charge
A temporary executive staff has Mrs. B. Stein and son, Norman Doug- of each group.
been chosen and consists of the fol- las of Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Announces the Removal of
lowing: William Klein, chairman;
Miss A. Zuckerman, secretary; the
Mr. and Mrs. Max Meisner and Schools Decorated:
Misses Celia Heiman, Anna Goldberg, son, Irving, of 2462 Taylor avenue
The United Hebrew Schools are be-
Fritzi Rivkin, Bess Hoffman and ! have left for an extended tour ing re-decorated by Ben Pinsky, in-
Steinberg, board of directors.
through the East and will return to terior decorator. The auditorium of
All who are interested and wish to their home about Aug. 6.
the Philadelphia-Byron School will
enroll as members are requested to
be in panels of tiffany work. The
call Miss Celia Heiman, Garfield
Complimenting Mrs. Benjamin colors will he blue, tan and old rose,
5448-J, for further information.
Gottloeb, Mrs. Barney Barnett (Mel well blended. The front hall down-
Price) and Mrs. Louis Barnett en- stairs will have the same design. The
tertained 16 guests at a luncheon and class rooms will be in ivory and wave
stork shower at the Whittier on Sat- gray. The auditorium and class rooms
From 5322 Hastings Street to the More Convenient Location
urday, July 10. Mrs. Gottloeb re- of the Kirby Center will also he deco-
rated in the same design. Both au-
ceived many lovely gifts.
ditoriums, after they are decorated,
The sixth of the National Night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Sheresky will be put at the disposal of the
Where he will be pleased to see all his old customers and friends.
at Belle Isle will be "Jewish Night" (Rose Lieberman) and children have public fur concerts, weddings, meet-
and a program of distinctively Jewish left for Long Lake, Mich., where ings and other affairs.
music will he rendered on Aug. 4. As they will remain for the balance of
usual the orchestra will play the first the summer.
Hebrew M•gasinet
half of the program, which will con-
Great interest has been aroused in
4WW41006%1OCW sist of compositions from the great
Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Gersten the United Hebrew Schools by the
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Jewish composers. The second half (Theresa Lieberman) and Mr. and
contemplated publication of a He-
will consist of Yiddish folk songs, Mrs. Harry Sheresky, who are spend-
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brew magazine of its own. The sale
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synagogue and classic compositions, ing the summer months at Long Lake,
of the magazine has already begun.
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sung by the Halevy Musical Society, Mich., entertained Mr. and Mrs.
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Every class of the United Ilebrew
which on this occasion will be aug- Harry Lieberman of Detroit and
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Schools has its own room-agent who
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mented by the women's chorus of the Clement, Bellian and B. Elcott
supervises the sales in his own room.
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Music Study Club, of which Mrs. A. New York over the week-end of Each class is striving to be 100 per
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C. Lappin is president.
July 4.
cent in its sales. It is the wish of
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The Halevy Musical Society is a
the staff that every child who can
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mixed chorus of about 40 voices, in-
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mallon of
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read Ilebrew shall buy a magazine.
cluding in its membership some of 505 East Kirby avenue announce the It is for this reason that the price is
the finest singers of the city. The bar mitzvah of their son, Jerome, on
e last concert of the Halevy, given at Saturday, July 24, at 9:30 a. m.. in so popular-15 cents a copy.
Seymour Tilchin, the editor; A. D.
the B'nai B'rith Community Center, the Mogen Abraham Synagogue, 540
Markson, the faculty advisor, and the
was reported a sensational success. Farnsworth avenue. A reception will
entire staff are spending a great deal
.
100-0.0
The organization is under the able be held at their residence Sunday
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%1.500110. leadership of Julius Miller and is be- evening, July 25, from 7 to 11. No of time in working for the magazine.
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Material for the different depart-
ing coached for the Belle Isle con- cards.
ments has been coming in fast. The
cert by Professor Galvani, a Detroit
Freedman of students of all the classes are e gerly
vocal teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Max
ther,
2717 Monterey avenue will be at writing for the magazine an
will be a great variety of ma rial at
home on Sunday afternoon and eve- hand
before the final date for hand-
ning, July 25, in honor of the bar
MOTHERS-BABIES CAMP
ing in compositions. The literary
ACKNOWLEDGES DONATIONS mitzvah of their son, Arthur. No section promises to be the greatest
cards.
department. Stories, essays and
oems are
in great numbers,
The Mothers' Camp wishes to
The Misses Lillian Myers of Tay- s
showing obit ty ing
and talent in writing.
gratefully acknowledge the following

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lor avenue
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of
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have left
Theodore Israel; double mattress, weeks' visit with friends in Chicago.
Metman & Wolf; double bed and
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Mrs. A. Kirschbaum of 2566 West
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one who has any of these articles that
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Mrs. Martin C. Lenin of Grand
Detroit life
Jewish
Centers
savin
corps Association.
consisst of avenue has left for Long Island and
The
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Brooklyn, N. Y., where she will be
Harry Korent, chief, and Max Mar- the guest of relatives and friends for
golin, assistant. Sirs. patty Jackson a month.
is director of the women s gymnasium
class. Max Margolin's baseball team
Miss Bessie Green of King avenue)
defeated the team led by Lee Austin has left for a 10 days' visit in Chi-
with a score of 30 to 3.
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Marion Bursky are spending two
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of her daughter, Molly, prior to her

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