PAGE SIX W IE VETICLIVEWIS II GIRO N ICIA1 ____7 --,--..-±,-- ----,,:.--- 4 F Yaw ) i , ,5 }0 ... ..., .....• — 11C ''. % a, c i r-,---- 0 lin ..I r :.,411 -1- * , ro.- 1 . . , 1. ,, w FROLIC, STYLE SHOW PLANNED FOR JUNE 13 _ .44 Sunwer frolics in general, mean fun, but a summer frolic sponsored by Junior Hadassah .... there is is V ,-- '1 1j' . 4, . i:."5tii;I:g.".. *7.5., Sirs. Irene Klein of Chicago is Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bernstein of visiting her brother and sister, Dr. Chicago boulevard have returned and Mrs. R. R. Goldstone. from a fortnight stay in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. A. Silberberg and son Milton of 1116 Burlingame eve- Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ginsberg nue, motored to Oil City, to visit and young son motored to Cleve- with relatives and friends over Dec- land, Ohio, over Decoration Day. oration Day. They were the guests of Mr. and Sirs. Henry Rosen there. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs.. Maur- Mr. and Mrs. William Sachs of ice Salir have returned from a de - 1927 Pingree avenue spent the last lightful motor trip to Cleveland where they spent Decoration Day week-end in Chicago. Pottery Supreme ROOKWOOD, fashioned with pride by master craftsmen inspired wtih an ideal 47 years old, is unsurpassed, either in basic material or artistry of design, anywhere in the world. I I I. II The large selection of ROOKWOOD now available at KING'S will solve many prob• lams of gift-giving. Centerpieces, jars, vases, book-ends in soft porcelains, plain and decorated, mat glazes, etc., are priced at from $1.50 to $150. Sold in Detroit en - elusively by KING'S. II li L. B. KING & CO. I E. 1t5 c. week-end. MISS BESSIE BRENNER no limit to the amount of merri- ment assured. This particular frolic will be held at the l'alais de Danse on June 13, Junior Iladas- aah's exclusive evening. Earl Wal- ton and his famed orchestra will furnish the music. A fashion show with costumes furnished by the B. Siegel com- pany, will be the highlight of the Grand River and Library . ' ; i s i I.: • . . unt... sun., ni in: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lam T....MIR evening. Miss Helen Morrow of the Bonstelle personnel, will train the members who will model. The Misses Florence Shirley Krell and Julia Klein are co-chair- men of the affair. They are assist- ed by Frances Adelson, Henrietta Berger, Bessie Brenner, Elizabeth Glazier, Janet Levin, Rose Lipsitz, Adeline Misner, Leila Sinacko, Ilel- en Shetzer, Ethel Steinberg and Ida Valick. Tickets may be obtained from the committee members and junior board members. Marriages BRODY-BERGER Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Berger of Chicago, III., announce the mar- riage of their sister, Betty Elaine Berger, to Meyer Brody of Lud- ington, Mich., which took place on May 20. (lifts of piMinction 'W That Brides and Girl Graduates Really Like to Receive Mr. and Mrs. }tarry Raden left Sirs. Samuel Kahn of Hazelwood Monday evening for Pittsburgh, avenue wil bold on June 11 for an where they were called by the extended European trip. death of Mr. Rader's father, "ROOKWOOD" I Mr. and Mrs. Sigmond Wohl of 2295 Blaine avenue announce the betrothal of their daughter, Paul- QVS0 , '• ' octal 1 , ,,, Engagements RIGHT. KAY & JEWELERS Kodwatil a/John R Perwein Pastry Shop For Shebouth We will have a complete line of Special Coffee Cakes. Our Cheese, Apple, Mohn and Almond Strudle Are Famous. Try Perwein's Cheese Cakes. 9144 - 16 Twelfth Street Phone Empire 5391 Mc will be open all day Monday.) Remember the Date!!! Temple Beth El MOONLIGHT Sponsored by the Young People's Society MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20 Mr. and Mrs. M. Cooper of 15820 Inverness avenue are receiv- ing congratulations on the birth of a son, Irwin, born May 25. Clara Seltzer was hostess at a Mr. and Mrs. A. Glazer of West surprise birthday party in com- pliment to Miss Jean Seltzer on Kirby avenue were hosts to a com- Monday evening at her home at pany of their friends over Decora- tion Day at their summer home at 1609 West Grand boulevard. Lexington, Mich. Among the 63 members of her The Athena Girls were hostesses family who attended the eightieth birthday celebration of Mrs. Lena to their escorts over Decoration Day Thal last week-end in Toledo were week-end at the opening of their Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Thal and son, cottage at Walled Lake. Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Miss Lillian Roach, bride-elect Kanter and daughter, Marjorie, Miss Stella Thal and Jack Gettle- of June, was the recipient of many son, all of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. lonely gifts at a delightfully ap- Joseph Blumrosen of Lincoln pointed shower given in her honor Park; Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gettleson by Miss Zella Ganz, Tuesday eve- and son, Jack, of Royal Oak; Mr. nnig, May 31. and Mrs. Jacob Thal of Saginaw, Mr. and Sirs. Ralph Van Baalen and hlr. and Mrs. Joseph Hirsh- berg and children, Thalia, Leah of 11534 Byron toured to Cleve- land, where they were guests at and Stuart, of Bad Axe. the Hotel Cleveland over the Miss Julia Klein of East Kirby week-end. avenue spent the last week-end in Cleveland. Sir. and Mrs. W. A. Cohen of Calvert avenuue will receive in Mrs. Mollie H. Friend of 2631 honor of the confirmation of their Gladstone avenue will visit friends son, Marvin on Sunday, June 5, at the home of their daughters, in Cincinatti this week-end. the Mesdames Albert A. Blitz and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lappin and Casper C. Velick of 3240 Roches- fondly motored to Cleveland for ter avenue. Decoration Day. Miss Rae Siegel, of Jacksonville, Miss Ada Harrison entertained Fla., during her stay in the city, 20 of her friends on Slay 18 with has been extensively entertained by a bridge and personal shower in her many friends. Among those honor of her sister, Miss Marion who have extended their hospital- Harrison. Miss Harrison was the ity are Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wach- recipient of many beautiful pres- ter, the Misses Roslyn and Bessie ents. Schubot, Miss Anne Raimi, Mrs. Butson and Mr. and Mrs. S. Zuie- Elaborate preparations are being back and daughter, Julia. made for the annual June musicale and tea of the Music Study Club to be given Friday afternoon June 10 at the Hotel Staler. Reserva- tions may he made with Mrs. Ar- Mr. and Mrs. II. Ludin of Fern- thur S. Purdy and Sirs. Emery dale avenue are receiving congrat- %mash. ulations on the birth of a son, born riday, May 20. SISTERHOODS HOLD STATE CONVENTION Delegates Entertained by Bay City Ladies; All Officers Ara Re-elected. The sixth annual meeting of the Michigan State Federation of Temple Sisterhoods was held on Thursday, May 19, at Bay City, Michigan, with 85 ladies repre- senting every city in Michigan in attendance. The convention, which was held at the country club, was a most brilliant affair, and too much can-, not be said for the efforts of the Bay City ladies to make the day a successful one. Mrs. Chas. Levy, Bay City, was chairman for the day. Following are the officers elected for a second term: President, Mrs. Aleck Rosenthal, Petoskey; vice- president, Mrs. Wallace Rosen- helm, Detroit; secretary, Mrs. Esther Helper, Detroit, and treas- urer, Mrs. J. Thal, Saginaw. Delegates were as follows: Grand Rapids—Mrs. I. Rodin, Mrs. M. Rafelson, Mrs. Bessie Fishman,. Mrs. Kleinmeier; Jackson—Mrs. Earl Spiesberger; Saginaw—Mrs. I. Clinkofatine, Mrs. B. Kramer; Detroit—Mrs. Wallace Rosenheim, Mrs. Musliner, Mrs. A. Sloman, Mrs. Oscar Robinson; Kalamazoo —Mrs. D. Raphael; Petoskey-1 Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. A. Rosenthal, NEW TEMPLE JOINS UNION The latest congregation to affill- ate with the Union of American gregations is Temple Emanuel of Worcester, Mass. Rab- bit Julius Gordon is the spiritual leader and David B. Isenberg is the president. The congregation) has a membership of 150. REV. JACOB I. SKLAR MOHEL Ronan wended by Detroit Phyidelane Now Residing at ZEZ CONFREY ORCHESTRA 1610 HAZELWOOD AVENUE] Phone Empire 6426. REV. H. MILKOVSKY Who hare won renown while playing on the Steamer EXPERT AND ANTISEPTIC MOHEL Leviathan and as Brunswick and Victor Recording Art• ists, will provide the music for the evening. Recomynendeel by New York. (Ieate • nd Detroit Phygiebans. MARRIAGES PERFORMED Mooed to 1699 TAYLOR Red Apple Club Entertainers on Third Deck Dancing on Second Deck. Phone Empire 4322 REV. J. SILVERMAN Boat lands at 11.3U, but by special permission dancing will continue after landing until 12:30 A. M. . , rrn Mahal Speci•list, Tickets $1.00, obtainable at Dock. ZS Yeses' Experience Steamer Colunsbits l..••• Foot of Woodward Avon.' at :30 P. M. F.adoreed b, Lead.... 329 ALGER Empire 7390 • • Holbeeer• Synagogue CONGREGATION EMANUEL Sunday School: The Sunday school of the Temple Emanuel Synagogue will have its c losing exercises on Sunday, June 19. An interesting program par- ticipated in by the students and helped by the Ladies Auxiliary, has Wednesday at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfgang if Gladstone avenue have as their guest, their niece, Miss Eleanor Dr. and Mrs. S. Wolfgang of West Boston boulevard spent the holiday week-end with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Schaeffer in Cincinatti, Ohio. Miss Rose Stein, whose engage- I ment to Joseph Schwartz was re - 1 cently announced, entertained at a prettily appointed bridge-lunch- r eon Friday evening, feting the Misses Edythe Brechner, Ann Gel- ler, Esther Pitt and Jeanette Klinger, who are the charter mem- bers of the Lambda chapter of the Beta Delta Sorority. The C. L. II. Girls completed the party, Mrs. William Wine and daughter Miss Belle Briskman of 1930 At- Lorraine are in New York City vis- kinson avenue was hostess to a iting Mr. and Hrs. NI. Israel. farewell luncheon on Tuesday at the Book•Cadillac for Miss Ruth Miss Schonette Goldsmith of 3284 !merman of 2055 Gladstone avenue Calvert avenue has returned from who is leaving for an extended tour • two weeks visit in Ann Arbor as through the Rest. the guest of Miss Ida Dalitz. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kelt entertained many friends at a dinner of beau- tiful appointments on Sunday af- ternoon at their home on Atkin- son avenue. Among the guests pres- ent were Mr. and Mrs. S. Widre and family, William Wolfe, Hugh J. Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Co- hen and family of Flint, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Perkis of Coral Gables, Miss Ruth Friedman, whose mar- riage to Joseph Ostrow will be an event of June 12 at the Hotel Book- Cadillac is one of the season's pop- ular brides. In her honor Miss Ida Epstein entertained on May 19 with a luncheon and shower at her home. Miss Laurette Weiss sailed on June 3 on the S. S. Letitia for an extended European trip. ceremonies which head the social calendar. Unusual and expressive gifts in good taste ready here for your choosing. are PARTY, WEDDING AND GIFT BUREAU—SEVENTH FLOOR !JUDSON'S Weddings — Engagements — Banquets Strictly Kosher Caterer. M. A. PEREIRA, Manager DETROIT CATERING COMPANY We cater at the leading hotels—Book- Cadillac and Statler, 125 RICHTON AVENUE Call Longfellow 5654. Kosher Hotel. LAKE ORION For Reservations Phone A s pect. She has her own ideas on every subject .. . she knows what she wants to wear . . . she knows where she wants to go . and, \Ve should be just a bit timid about sug- gesting that you buy her graduation gift at Ilealy's, if it weren't for one thing—and I A Mark of Social Distinction that is the fact that she herself told us she'd rather have a string of "Tarah" pearls than the limpest leather edition of Shakespeare that ever gathered dust . . . She has a sort of a habit of breezing into the Jewel Shop at Heal-'s before a matinee, or on Sault day afternoon s , and wishing she r had thing,s . . , maybe it's a little red en- ameled watch from Switzerland .. maybe it's a caned jade pin from China . . or a E subtle charm °i f luxurious and refined surround- ings is reflected to the credit of the hostess who holds her private parties, bridge dinners or social teas at the Palmetto. Spacious ballroom, private din- ing rooms and banquet hall may be reserved through the steward, Glmodal. soon ONLY SERIOUS STUDENTS NEED APPLY what's more, she knows how to get there , . . Orion 120. bracelet that clanks as she dances . . . or a pair of twinkling Rhinestone Buckles . . . or an amethyst ring as big as a cordial glass of Burgundy , . , whatevef it is you buy her, if it comes in a box from Healy's, you'll be rewarded by her "Oh's" and "Alt's!" and "Hatt' could you be so sweet!" 5. 2 1. al.. 1.. HANCOCK AT JOHN H. Charley II, Clements 9034 TWELFTH STREET Empire 0360 in a Cracker-jack box . . , knowing - just a little less than the examinations call for, and just a little more than her instructors sus- Private boating, fishing, bath- ing beach and dance hall. Corner Lake and Oxford WS& PRIVATE MUSIC COURSES VIOLIN — PIANO — CELLO GAY as a sequin, as independent as if she had a right to be, as free a: the prize Levin & Baum Lake Street Dr. William J. Vidaver and Ber- Miss Florence Ashinsky, daugh- nard and Milton Dosie have re- ter of Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Ash- turned from a motor trip to Ona- insky has chosen Wednesday, June way, Mich. Mrs. Harry Sklar of 2232 Clair- mount avenue, was hostess at a the year they have selected with an eye for the smart weddings and impressive graduation Club Notes LOVE'S COTTAGE from a several weeks' visit in At- lantic City. tea in the interest of lladassah on for every occasion. At this important time of —For All Social Functions. When in Lake Orion stop at and miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening, May 26, at the Palmetto Hotel, honoring Miss Dor- othy Uretsky whose marriage to Milton Dosie will be an event of June 26 at the Gotham Hotel. Cov- ers were laid for 22 guests. Miss Sirs. Henry A. Krolik of 1154 Uretsky was the recipient of many Burlingame avenue, has returned lovely gifts. The Mesdames May Hayman, Beryle Harrison and Abraham Har- rison entertained very delightfully on May 10 at the Chatham apart- mend Hotel honoring their sister, Miss Marion Harrison, a bride- elect of June 3, with a bridge- luncheon and linen shower. Cov- en were laid for 36 guests. Gift Bureau gather from all departments at Hudson's the things that make delightful gifts Honor Roll: Miss Rosenthal Class: Ethel Ka- litsky, Mildred Agranove, Rose Newman, Lillian Weisman, Doro- thy Greenbaum, Flora Beckman, Arthur Shore; Miss Greenbaum: Albert Newman, Ruth Lipsky, Ros- alyn Handlesman; Miss G. Green- baum: Florence Rossner; Miss G. Goldman: Sanford Waldstein, Sey- mour Kaptansky; Miss J. Ashin- sky: Esther Kasle, Dorothy Barron, Eva Burnstein, Agnes Sherman, Dorothy Neiderman, Emanuel The Misses Clara and Ruth Mar- btestone and Stirs Alyce Michelson will be joint hostesses at luncheon and bridge on Saturday at Webster Hall. 20, as the date of her marriage to Irving Miller of Youngstown, Ohio The secretaries of our Party, Wedding and been arranged. at luncheon and novelty shower on Saturday at the Wilshire in compli- Miss Adaline Cohen of 2305 Haz- ment to Miss Mildred Rosenberg elwood avenue was hostess at a a bride-elect of June. lovely appointed bridge luncheon Steckler of Ashland, Kentucky. OF NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. Abraham D. She- witz of 655 Coburn avenue an- nounce the engagement of their (laughter, Florence, to Ilarry Eg- lar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eg- lar of this city. Mrs. Sol. Z. Vineberg "and small daughter, Shirley of Montreal, Que- Dorfman. bec, and will be home informally for this occasion and also in honor of The Misses Adaline Cohen of the confirmation of their son, Mar- Hazelwood avenue and Dorothy shall, on Sunday, June 5, afternoon Uretsky of West Euclid avenue and evening. have returned home after spending Deeoration Day week-end in Una- Sir. and Sirs..1. Miller of Taylor way, Mich. avenue, had as their guests over the week-end, Mr. Jay Barnett and Judaean Pioneers. Miss Dorothy King, daughter of son, Murray, of Columbus, Ohio. A regular meeting of the Juda- Mr. and Mrs. David King of the ean Pioneers was held Sunday af- Wilshire will return on Sunday af- The Misses Ida and Nettye Dunn ternoon, Slay 29, at the El Moshe ternoon from New York where she of Burlingame avenue and Augusta Synagogue, Michigan and Twenty- has been a student at the New York and Rose Busker of Seard avenue ninth. Plans were made for the School of Fine and Applied Art. spend the week-end at Niagara outing to Belle Isle that took place Enroute she will visit Miss Lenore Falls and Buffalo, on Decoration Day. 5, Schaffer of Atlantic City. The program for the week of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Seigle and June 5 will be the history of Zion- Among the many lovely pre-nup- family, formerly of Townsend ave- ism. tial affairs being planned for Miss nue, are now residing in their new Current event reports were giv- Dorothy Kozlow, a bride-elect of home at 2634 Pingree avenue. en by the members which included .lure, was a delightful bridge the results of the liakoahs debut luncheon and miscellaneous shower Mrs. William Siegel of Jackson- in Detroit, the Michigan Kosher given by Mrs. Maurice Snargon , vile, Fla., formerly of this city is Food Bill and Palestne's all Jewish Mrs. Edward Kozlow and Miss visiting at the home of her children, soccer team. Pearl Kozlow at the Belcrest on Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt of Saturday, May 21. Yellow and or- Wilds-mere avenue and Mr. and SMOKER TO CONCLUDE chid were the predominating col- Mrs. Sam Goldman of Hazelwood SEASON FOR PISGAH ors used for table decorations. Fa- avenue. Miss Rae Siegel accom- vors were individual shoulder cor- panied her mother and is the guest A smoker at 8:15 o'clock Tues- sages of purple and yellow sweet of her sisters and brothers. day will conclude the regular ac- peas. Covers were laid for 28 guests. The Detroit men who are attend- tivities of the season for Pisgah ing Marquette University will be Lodge, No. 34. I. 0. B. B. }tarry Mrs. Louis Jay and Sirs. Bernard home shortly for the summer Yudkoff, chairman of the enter- Korner were joint hostesses at a months. The men are: Samuel tainment committee, announces luncheon and bridge of beautiful Blondy of Fordson avenue, Irving that several of the actors playing appointments in compliment to Mrs. Paul of IlazIewood avenue, George at the Temple theater have prom- Philip Jacobson of Cleveland, on Leibovitz of Virginia Park, Arthur ised to assist in the entertainment. Tuesday at the Detroit Yacht Club. Miller of West Euclid, Maurice Refreshments will be served. Pike of Melbourne, Ed Portenoff Men who have little business are Miss Freda Goldsmith will be of Whitmore Lake, Jules St Gold- hostess to a company of her friends [smith of Hazelwood avenue. great talkers. Miss Rhoda L. Cohen of Flint Punctuality is the politeness of Mich., spent the holiday week-end kings. as the guest of Miss Shirley her . nice Kalt of Atkinson avenue. The Nationally Known Mrs. Bessie Fineberg of 1607 Nest Euclid avenue announces the engagement of her daughter, Carolyn Ruth, to David Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Case of Detroit. Young Judaea Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lakin (Sylvia Kertzer of Toronto) of 2080 West Euclid avenue are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Alan. SPECIAL ATTRACTION Dr. arid Mrs. Morris D. Silver of 48 Marston avenue are entertain- ing as their guests, their sister, PAULINE DOLORES WOHL ine Dolores, to Dr. A. Si. Book- stein of 2244 Atkinson avenue. Miss Wohl is well known in the city for her brilliant work as a violinist. Reception in their honor will be held on June 19 at the Sa- voy Hotel, sal I SHOPS