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Mr. and Mrs. J. Twersky of 3796
Humphrey avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Edith, to
I Samuel Goldman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Goldman of 2275 Gladstone ave-
nue.

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Announcement:
Announcement has been made that
the organizer of the J. W. E. W. 0.,
Mrs. Eva Bloom, will visit Detroit in
the very near future. It is hoped
that all old members, as well as the'
new members and their friends, will
greet Sirs. Bloom on her arrival.

North Woodward Branch:
A meeting of the North Woodward
was
Brunch of the J. W. E. W. 0.
held at the home of Sirs. Model. at
which time the committees in charge
of arrangementa for the bridge-
luncheon to be held at the Hotel Tut.
ler on Tuesday, Dec. 7, gave reports.
Those desiring to attend are request-
ed to make reservations promptly.

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sah night, Nov. 7, when the playerA
will present "Seventh Heaven."
Miss Dorothy Epstein is chairman
COHEN-LIEBERMAN
of arrangements and is being assisted
The Mishkin Israel Synagogue was by the Misses Rosalind Schubot,
the scene of a very pretty wedding Rhea Harris, Ethel Steinberg, Flor-
on Sunday evening, Oct. 17, when ence Krell, Lillian Gottesman, Har-
Miss Rose Lieberman, daughter o f riet Rosenzweig, Elizabeth Glasier,
Rummage Said
Isaac Lieberman of Seward H. avenue,
Cohen, Helen Horowitz, Victoria Schiffman,
Sirs. S. Goldstiek and Sirs. A. E.
became the bride of Joseph
Shirley Waine, Lillian Gordon, Thel-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Cohen
of
Rose
Goldsmith are in charge of the rum-
son
ma Gordon, Bessie Brenner,
Delmar avenue. Rabbi A. M. Hersh- Lipsitz, Ida Velick, Helen Shelter, mage sale which will be held at the
Hancock Theater, Hancock and Hast-
man officiated.
Rose Babcock and Rose Gordon.
ings streets. All those having cloth-
The bride, who entered with her
The proceeds will be used for the
father, was lovely in a gown of white educational institution at Meier Chef- ing or other articles for which they
georgette crepe, studded with rhine - eye, which cares for 100 orphan boys have no further use, please call Gar-
field 7685 and one of the volunteer
stones. Her veil, which was coronet and girls.
for the packages.
fashion and made of chantilly lace,
This affair is endorsed by the Zion- workers will call
was held in place by a wreath of or-
ange blossoms. She carried a shower ist Council.
RA TO
SHOOK'S ORCHEST CH
bouquet of roses and lilies-of-the-val-
PLAY AT BICUR O EM
PRESENT
TO
ARTS
CLUB
ley.
IL US TRATED LECTURE
Miss Rose Selnick, who attended
Benjamin L. Shook's Orchestra ,
its
the bride as maid of honor, was be -
known in and around Detroit for
comingly attired in orchid georgette.
On Saturday evening, Nov. 6, the
admirable proclivities in the
The bridesmaids, the Misses Doris Arts Club will present Marcel Leine- rare and
Greenberg, Shirley Kelt and Ann Lamford, French painter of interna- general direction of jazz and popular
Gittelson, wore gowns of orchid and tional reputation, in an illustrated dance music, has been announced as
the official orchestra by Samuel Wex-
peach and corsages of roses to match
lecture on French art, at the studios ler, chairman for the first dance of
their gowns.
of Saul Abramovitch, 2034 Twelfth the season to be staged by the Bicur
Irving Cohen assisted his brother
Cholem Society.
as best man and Oarl Lieberman, street.
Si. Laine is a member of the Acad-
The dance, which will be informal,
Rubey Cohen and William Wollner emy of Var, an official delegates of
will be staged at the spacious Gen•
were ushers.
the
Franco-American
Committee
in
eral
Motors Ilall on Saturday eve-
Little Miss Greenbe rg
e was flower Paris, president of the Artist Club of
will
was ring Toulon. Ile was born in Lille, I. mice, sing, Dec. 25. The grand march will
irl and Leonard Cohen
g bea
of the groom, and studied with his father, a distin• begin ac
at 9 o'clock
and
the
hall
rer.
d
f the or occa-
arrange
Mrs.
Cohen, in
mother
was
attrative
a gown of blonde guished painter and professor in the be suitably
cording to Jack Harriss and
aids to Mr. Wexler.
French government school. lie was sion,
Louis
Freed,
able
georgette, c trimmed with sequins.
Following the ceremony dinner was also a pupil of M. Guillemet and in
Admission is ;1.25 per person, the
served to 300 guests. Among the the Louvre Museum School in Paris.
M. Leine specializes in painting life proceeds to go to charity. Tickets
out-of-town
guests present
were Mr.
Mr. in the open. His murals are exhibit- may be procured from Mr. Wexler,
Society
and Mrs. Herman
Lieberman,
in London, Paris, Brussels, New members of the
or at the door. Bicur Cholem
and Mrs. Jack Lieberman, all of Co- ed
Detroit.
and
and
(laugh.
York,
Philadelphia
lumbus• Mrs. Esther Berg
A program of French music has
A wife is not an instrument which
ter, Bertha, Sir. and Mrs. ac ie-
evening. The can
be hung against the wall when
berman and family, and Sir. and Mrs. \ been selected for the
of Toledo, and d the lecture will start promptly at 8:30 you have playe on it.
Max Zucker, all
and is open to the artists and their
and
Price
Misses Jean Wolfe, Leona
The more righteousness, the more
Minnie Kolinsky and Sirs. M. Kolin- friends,
sky, all of Cleveland.
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Mrs. Herman Marx of Virginia
I park announces the engagement of
her daughter, Beatrice, to Isadore D.
Friedman, son of Mr. and Sirs. Si. E.
Friedman of this city.

NO comtnox

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Board Meeting:
A board of directors meeting of the
J. W. E. W. 0. will be held Saturday
evening, Nov. 6, at the home .4' Sirs,
Joseph Radnor of LaSalle boulevard.
All board members are requested to
attend.

Sir. and Mrs. S. Lapinsky of 544 1
East Kirby avenue announce the bed
trothal of their daughter, Sylvia, to
Harold Flusty of this city.

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freshed immedi-
ately after each
occasion. You
will always have
immaculate eve-
ning clothes
when you adopt
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habit.

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Last Meeting:
A regular business meeting Of the
Tickets are now on sale at the box
European Welfare
office of the Bonstelle Playhouse or Jewish Women's
Orga.nization
was held at the com-
on
F'e rr
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Frank announce i at Grinnell Bros. for Junior Iladas-
I I munity center,
evening last. Mrs. Ida Levin
the engagement of their d rug e
Tuesday
Ethel, to Max Bittker, son of Mr. and •—
has been chosen chairman of the an-
Mrs. E. Bittker.
nual ball to be given on Nov. 21 and
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will be assisted by Mrs. Joseph Zuck-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Radner of 2010
Sirs. Agnes I.evin. This
erman and
Hazelwood avenue announce the en-
promises to be one of the outstanding
gagement of their daughter, Rae, to
affairs of the season. All members
Alvin E. Schreiber, son of Mr. and
and other organizations are request-
Mrs. Mooney Schreiber.
ed to keep this date in mind.

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FISHMAN-KOPERMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Koperman of
17241 Omira avenue announce the
marriage of their daughter, Shirley,
to Benjamin Fishman of this city,
which was solemnized on Sunday,
Oct. 31, at the B'nai B'rith Common-
ty Center. Rabbis Bienenfeld and
Stollnian officiated.
a gown of
The bride was lovely in
white crepe, heavily beaded with
rhinestones and pearls. Her head-
dress, which was crown shape, was
held in place with pearls and orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of bridal roses and bebe mums.
Miss Frances Share, who assisted
the bride as maid of honor, wore an
old fashioned pink taffeta dress and
hat to match. She carried a cane
with corsage and streamers to match
her gown, as did the bridesmaids, the
Misses Kate Nestor, Lillian Mittle-
dors, Bessie Koperman, sister of the
bride; Pauline Fishman, sister of the
groom; Bertha London and Stella
Sutkin. Little Shirley Gorowitz was
flower girl and Mickey Fishman was
ring bearer.
llesel Kollenberg attended the
groom as best man and Paul, Herbert
and Louis Barak, Murray Sutkin,
Benjamin Fishman, cousin of the
groom, and Abe Max were ushers.
The bride's mother was attractive-
ly gowned in black velvet, trimmed
with rhinestones.
Following the ceremony, dinner
was served to 300 guests, after which
Mr. and Mrs. Fishman left for an
extended trip to Chicago and Omaha,
Neb. Upon their return, they will
reside at 3347 West Boston boule-
vard.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Stocker of
1 58448 West Fort street are receiving I
congratulations on the birth of a
__— daughter, Edith Harriet, on Oct. 28.

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Sir. and Mrs. J. Harvey Margolis
(Celia Kamins of Lansing) of 2545
Taylor avenue are receiving felicita-
tions on the birth of a daughter, Co.
rinne Loretta, on Oct. 29.

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kavanau
of Taylor avenue, Flint, are receiving
felicitations on the birth of a son,
Lawrence Marvin, on Oct. 16.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Freedman
of 929 East Ferry avenue are receiv- I
ing congratulations on the birth of a ,
daughter, Beatrice Evelyn, on Nov. 1.1,

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