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Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Jacob-
son of 5E3 Josephine street an-
nounce the engagement of their'
daughter, Annette Gertrude, to
Charles Howard Abrams of this
city. Reception will be held at
their home on Sunday, June 5,
from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 10.

Marriages

A pretty wedding was solem-
nized on Thursday evening, May
19, when Miss Esther Bates,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Bates of Clairmount avenue, be-
came the bride of Mark J. Levy of
this city, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Levy of New York City,
which took place at the bride's
home.
Masses of spring flowers banked '
the fireplace, before which the
marriage service was read by
Rabbi A. M. Hershman. The stair-I
way was arched in peach blossoms.
Masters Milton Bates and Sher-
wood I.eitmen held the ribbons
which marked the aisle. Preced-
ing the ceremony, "0 Promise
Me" was sung by Miss Alice Cash-
wan, accompanied by Miss Lee
Leitman.
The bride was piquant in white
chiffon. Her head-dress was a
charmingly simple cop arrange-
ment of tulle edged with lace,
caught at the side with a cluster
of orange blossoms. She carried
a shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies-of-the-valley.
Miss Edith Bates, who attended
her sister as maid of honor, wore
a gown of peach chiffon and car-
ried an arm bouquet of spring
flowers in pastel shades. Dr. A.
Bookstein assisted Mr. Levy as
best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Levy have left for
an Eastern honeymoon trip. They
will visit New York and Balti-
more.

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MOM WAGNER.

ROSENBERG-GOLDMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Goldman
of 2737 Monterey avenue an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Pearl, to Jack Rosen-
berg, son of Max Rosenberg of
1954 Virginia park. Mr. and Mrs.
Rosenberg are residing tempor-
arily at 2040 Gladstone avenue.

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Miss Lee Kra? of New York
City was united in marriage to
M aces S. Ilimmelhoch Friday, May
20. The wedding took place in the
presence of the immediate family
at 1645 Chicago boulevard. Rabbi
A. Si. Hershman officiated. After
an extended trip in the West, Mr.
and Mrs. Ilimmelhoch will be at
home to their friends in Detroit.

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Of all gifts the most en-
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the heart of a Bride.
Built to last a lifetime
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sing as round and true
on her Golden Anni-
versary as it does today.

Convenient Terms a Pianos in Exchange

Janney-Bowman, Inc.

Janney.Bonman Buildint

Park Street at Elizabeth

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MARRIAGES PERFORMED
Mooed to 1699 TAYLOR

Phone Empire 4322

Proceeds to Be Used to Aid the Pioneer
Women in Palestine.

All those desiring to contribute any used articles for

this purpose kindly call Garfield 3250.W. A nmmittee
will tall for your bundle.

REV. J. SILVERMAN

Mohel Specialist.

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Cantor •t Holbrook Bram/woe

Mrs. Sam Kutzen of Cortland
avenue was hostess at luncheon on
Wednesday in the Green Room of
the Belcrest in honor of Miss Freda
S tolnrsky, a June bride-elect.

Mrs. Oscar J. Neumann (Shirty
Rhoads) of Linwood avenue left
Sunday, May 22, to spend the sum-
Louis Grabowsky and Miss mer with her aunt and uncle, Mr,
Rhoda Grabowsky have moved to and Mrs. Ben Morris, at Los An-
the Polk Manor, 150 West Euclid geles, Calif. Mrs. Neumann will
avenue.
return in September,

Among the many lovely pre-
nuptial affairs being planned for
Mies Dorothy Kozlow a bride-
elect of June, was a delightful
luncheon, bridge and miscellane-
ous shower given by Miss ('earl
Kozlow at the Belcrest on Satur-
day, May 21. Yellow and orchid
were the predominating shades
used for table decorations. Fav-
ors were individual shoulder cor-
sages of purple and yellow sweet
peas. Covers were laid for 28
guests.

Mrs. Albert Kahn was one of
the judges fur artistic arrange.
ment at the tulip exhibit arranged
by the Garden Club of Michigan,
held last week at the Federation
of Women's Clubs Building.

On May 19, the Mesdames Her-
man Salter and Sol Sklar honored
Miss Sara Dorfman, a bride-elect
of June 19, with a personal shower
and bridge at the Culver-Betty
Jane Tea Room. Miss Dorfman
was the recipient of many lovely
gifts.

Mrs. A. C. Lappin was hostess
at one of a series of bridge-lunch-
eons at her home on Edison ave-
nue, on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cole of
3005 Chicago boulevard will be at
home Sunday, June 5, from 8 to
10, in honor of the confirmation of
their (laughter, Cyrille. No cards.

Miss Bess Si. Steinberg of Edi-
son avenue, who has bene spend-
ing the winter months in Los An-
geles, Oakland, Calif., and Chat-
tanooga, Tenn., returned on
Thursday accompanied by her sis-
ter, Mrs. August Gould and young
son, Harris. Mrs. Gould will be
the guest of her mother, Mrs. R.
Steinberg for the summer season.

Mrs. Rosa May Meyerfield left
Sunday last for Europe for an in-
definite stay. She sailed from
Quebec, Que., on S. S. Empress of
Scotland and takes this means of
bidding all her friends good-bye.

Mrs. Max Schubiner of Carter
avenue is spending a fortnight in
Buffalo,

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The board of directors of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Shaarey
Zedek met for luncheon on Mon-
day at the Hotel Statler,

Mr. and Mrs. William Wineman
of Gratiot court will be at home
on Sunday, June 5, at 7 o'clock n.
m., in honor of the confirmation
of their (laughter, Selma.

take, N. Y.

Mine Laurette Weiss of 107 Wi-
, none avenue left on an extended
trip to Europe. She will sail on
the Steamer Letitia on June 3,

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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cohen of
' Culvert avenue will receive in
honor of their son, Marvin M., on
Sunday, June 5, from 3 to 10 p.
in., at the home of their daughters,
Mrs. Albert A. Blitz and Mrs. Cas-
per C. Velick, 3240 Rochester ave-
nue, apartment 103.

Mr. and Mrs. tsidore Branch of
713 Clairmount avenue enter-
tained with a dinner party on
Wednesday, May IS, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kantor of Loa
Angeles, Calif. Covers were laid
' for 14 guests.

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brew Schools at Granada Park on
Sunday, July 10.
Chairmen for the dance have
been appointed to select their com-
mittees to cover every section of
the city. Mrs. Samuel Katt is one
of the chairmen in charge of the
arrangements for this affair. Tick-
eta may be had from any of the
members of the league.
Mrs. Harry Leach was the win-
ner of the beautiful hand-painted
picture, which was donated to the
league by Mrs. L. Weintraub,
The league wishes to express its
thanks to Sir. Rosenman of the
Subway Flower Shop for his do-
nation of the beautiful flowers for
the Mother's an Daughter's at
ering held at the Philadelphia-By-
ron Hall on Wednesday night, May
18.
Meetings will be held every Tues-
day night, till the dance, at the
Philadelphia-Byron Hall.

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LOVELY BRIDES

MARRY IN THE

MERRY MONTH OF

First—the lamp. Brides
will admire its beauty, its
pewter base, its blossom-
patterned chintz shade,
highly glazed and silk
lined, $75 complete.

MRS. SAMUEL KALT

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Secondly —allow us to
suggest
Royal
Doulton
service plates, two new
patterns on ivory-color
china.
Wide
encrusted
platinum edge on those at

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$100 a dozen. Brilliantly
enameled chintz pattern,
on those at $115 a dozen.

And last, but not least
gorgeous' glass the color
of lemon rinds or of pale
rose petals — a flowing
grape-sine pattern on a
10 1/2-inch console bowl,
$37.50;
candle sticks,
$12.50 a pair; 12-inch
vase,$15.

HUDSON'S

Lamps, China, Glass—Tenth Floor

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—For All Social Functions,

Strictly Kosher Caterer.

M. A. PEREIRA, Manager

FREUND WILL ATTEND
TOLEDO CONVENTION

DETROIT CATERING COMPANY

We cater at the leading hotels-11,i.ii,

Cadillac and Statler.

Mr. Adolph Freund has received
and accepted an invitation to attend

126 RICHTON AVENUE

M r. and Mrs. Abe Gittleman of the convention of District Grand

742 West Grand boulevard will be
at home on Sunday, June 5, from
2 to 5 and from 7 to 10, in honor
of the confirmation of their slaugh-
ter, Dorothy C. No cards.

Lodge No 2, B nut B nth, which
opens tomorrow in Toledo. This
convention has been designated the
diamond jubilee of the district,( 0000000000000
Seventy-five years have passed
since its organization. Prominent
Charles Rossuck and Mr. and men from all parts of the country
Mrs. A. H. Rosenberg, all of Chi- are expected to attend the gather-
cago, are visiting with their daugh- ing.
ter and sister, Mrs. Joseph Frank
of 1120 Chicago boulevard.
PERFECTION LODGE

Flowers bearing the
tag of the Subway
Flower Shop are in-
deed a mark of
good taste in
Detroit.

Call Longfellow 5654.

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Subway
Flower Shop

CHAS. H. ROSENMAN, Prop

227 GRATIOT AVENUE
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon of
Laming will be at home on Sun-
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F.
Cherry 9171
day, June 5.
and A. M., will have a special com-
Flowers For All Occasions
munication Wednesday, June 1, at
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Weigle and 3 p. m. M. M. degree and ban-
PROMPT DELIVERIES TO
family, formerly of 2197 Town- quet at 6:30.
ANY ADDRESS
'lend avenue, are now residing in
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
COURTEOUS PERSONAL ATTENTION
their new home at 2634 Pingree
By Order of—
avenue.
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elusive atmosphere of accustomed well-being and non-
chalant dignity which many strive for but few achieve.

Whether they express the ultra-vivid charm of modern
sophistication or restful harmony in delicate tones and
shades, Dean interiors always express the friendly dig-
nity of true artistry.

For more than 80 years Deans have devoted their
resources, experience and craftsmanship exclusively to
fostering this art of interior and exterior decoration.

The many new clients we have welcomed at our New
and Greater Galleries have been astonished at the
advantages and economy of "Furnishings by Dean".

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Dr. Shmeria Kleinman of Law.
rence, Mass., is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Moe Goldman of 2275
Gladstone avenue.

Miss Ethel Schnabel was hos-
tess at a bridge-luncheon an,1
shower on Saturday, May 21, at
the Chatham Apartment Hotel in
honor of her sister, Dorothy, a
bride-elect. Covers were laid for
21 guests.

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Miss Faye Mintz was hostess at
a bridge and miscellaneous shower
for 30 guests on May 23 at her
home on Euclid avenue honoring
Miss Sara Dorfman, a June bride-
elect. Miss Dorfman received
many lovely gifts.

Miss Sylvia Goldstein of Ferry
Eddie Moran will be at our
avenue, who has been in the East
Dance on June 3rd.
for the past month, is spending
Decoration Day at Huntington

The Pioneer Women's Organization

Announrea that it is collecting used articles, elothinv,
etc., to be used for a rummage eats..

On May 22 Mr. and Mrs. Bar-
nett Kroll and family of this city
were among the honored guests at
the confirmation of Muster Rubin
Shapiro, Flint, Mich. The Misses
Lottie, Anna and Dorothy Kroll,
accompanied by their sister Shir-
ley, were greatly appreciated for
their talented singing, dancing, re-
citing and playing. Ben Maltzman
of this city also was present,

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Licht of Lei-
Miss Dorothy Krolik has recent-
cester court are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son, ly returned from an eight months'
sojourn abroad, where she has
Gerald I.aurence, on May 14.
been studying in France and Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Rivkin (Eve.
The annual meeting of the Mu-
lyn Goldman) of Seattle, Wash.,
formerly of Detroit, announce the sic Club, preceded by a luncheon,
was
held Friday, May 30, nt the
birth of a son, Herbert Lawrence,
on April 25.
Hotel Statler. Reports of the
chairmen of standing committees
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenthal were read and the retiring presi-
of 2075 West Philadelphia avenue dent, Mrs. A. C. Lappin, presented
are receiving congratulations on her message to the club. The fol-
the birth of a daughter, Jean lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
Sol Q. Kesler, president; Mrs.
Goldie, born Friday, May 20.
Maurice Benyas, vice-president;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine of Mrs. Emery Monash, correspond-
:1785 Wager avenue are receiving , ing secretary; Mrs. Sol Trigg, re-
congratulations on the birth of a ' cording secretary, and Mrs. Lau-
son, Jerome Doville, born May 19. rence Tittlebaum, treasurer; board
of directors, Mrs. John Feldman,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Abrams Sirs. Arthur S. Purdy and Mrs.
(Goldie Boesky) of 13174 Monica Joshua Sarasohn.
avenue are receiving congratula-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon of
tions on the birth of a daughter,
Lansing, Mich., will receive Sun-
Gloria Eileen, on May 5.
Dr. and Mrs. Saul Rosenzweig day, June 5, at the home of Mr.
of 1130 Ruston boulevard are re- and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum of
ceiving congratulations on the 3254 Hazelwood avenue in honor
birth of a daughter, Sondra of the confirmation of their son,
Erwin. No cards.
Michael, on Thursday, May 12.

1610 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
Phone Empire 6426.

RUMMAGE SALE

A delightful dinner was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
O'Brien, who left Detroit together
with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. O'Brien
on May 19 and sailed from New
York on May 21 for a European
tour. Their first destination will
be Glasgow, Scotland, and from
there they will visit various cities
of England, France, Belgium,
Switzerland and Ireland. They ex-
pect to be away for a period of
approximately two months, return-
ing to Detroit in July.

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Sir. and Mrs. Charles Harris
were hosts at a reception Sunday
evening at the Hotel Statler in
honor of their daughter, Miss Ann
Harris, whose engagement to Syd-
ney Moss has just been an-
nounced.

Mrs. Louis II. Miller of Hazel-
wood avenue entertained recently
in compliment to her daughter,
Mrs. Maxwell Katz, of Rochester,
N. Y., with a luncheon and bridge.

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Elaborate plans are taking form
for the musicale-tea which the Mu-
sic Study Club will sponsor on
June 10 at the Hotel Statler at
2:30 o'clock. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Arthur S. Pur-
dy and Mrs. Emery Monash.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bagdade,
1507 West Euclid avenue, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Frances, to Joseph Iler-
Mrs. Henry Katz of 1560 Glynn
ris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
court has returned to her home
Harris of Buffalo, N. Y.
after having spent the winter
months in Texas.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Chaikin
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jessie Ganya, to Sam
Edwin Abets, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Abels.

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Mrs. Minnie Weiss of 293 Clem-
ents avenue announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Evelyne, to
Lloyd Ancell, son of Mrs. Sam Ail-
ed! of Bayonne, N. J.

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Committees are busily engaged
making arrangements for the big
dance to be given by Northwestern
Women's League of the United He-

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the engagement of their daughter,
Ann, to Sydney Sloss, min of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Moss,

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FOR WOMEN'S LEAGUE

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenberg
of Neward, N. J., announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Meta, '
to Harry Riseman of Mt. Clemens.

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