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'Notes

Returning from the wedding of
her granddaughter, Ut ice H. Saturday Morning Service.:
On Sunday. June 12, the grand Markus, to Peter P. Ginsberg,
Re g ular Saturday morning sere•
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all
The Slasonic CountrY Hub af- ballroom of the Book -Cadillac ho- Mrs. Kate- Markus of Indianapolis ices
Woodward Thru to Washington
ill continue througout
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the
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forded an especially beautiful sets it l was the scene of a beautiful was killed in all auto accident near sum mer in the Brow n M emorial
Hillsdabs Mich. Mr. Ilarris Mark. ices w
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Miss
Ruth
Fried-
ting at this season of the year for wedding, when
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us, her husband, received a broken chapel. Dr. Lea M. Franklin will
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the luncheon and bridge at which ninth daughter of M r. and Mrs. shoulder, two broken ribs and in- deliver the sermn Saturday,
Mrs. Abe Goldman wits hostess t o Benjamin Friedman, and Joe Os-
June
25.
, j H y man
,
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n
86 guests last Friday. The guests, [row', , son of Mr. and Mrs. Mors
received a broken shoulder H a d
j
were seated at long tables beauti-j Ostrow of Detroit, spoke their lascerations abrait the head and
fully embellished with yellow, or- j marriage vows with Rabbi A. M. legs. Although t heir injuries are ELABORATE CEREMONY
chid and pink blooms, ;aid furtherlHershnuen officiating. The core- cons idere drious
PLANNED BY PISGAH
se
both are on the
adorned with orchid and yellow I moray took place under a white
satin canopy surrounded by palms way t" re"ver E•
tapers.
I, uneral survives for Mrs. hate
What is looked forward to as the
and ferns. Miss Pearl Koslow sang
Markus sere held at the Indianan- must elaborately executed ceremon-
°, Promise Me."
Mra Irwin S. Amberg of the "
• The bride was charming i n a olio re-item- June 15. Besides the ial of initiation ever witnessed in
Whittier has as her guest for a few
weeks, Miss Ethel Muriel Whelpley j rwn of ivory satin and rose point husband and Son, AC ia survived this state will transpire in the New
ice, fashioned in period style. Her by lit ■ • daughters: Mrs. A. Robin- Masonic Temple on the evening of
of Boston, !tlass. Extensive p lans
long tulle veil
Here one finds the smart-
v was of duchess style son of Det ',it M rs. B Silverberg Tuesday, July 5, when 300 candi-
•are being made for Miss Whelp- o,
style.
of of Detroit, Mr' s. .1. Finkelstein of dates id the Bernard Ginsburg con-
She carried a shower bouquet
est vacation clothes for
ley's entertainment while she e:
Chicago.
is roses and lilies
of the valley. M rs. George Levenson vention class will be ushered into
carefree days—on a hunt,
Derr''
of Indianan- the ranks of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34
M'ss E
Eleanor Lezerson attended j and Mrs. L. B.
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olis, and two other SODS, William Independent Order !Emir Writh.
in it ear, on the trail, land
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A.
Markus
of
Detroit
and Sam
The Pisgah taalger degree seam,
Louis Ellenbogen of 3211 Tap- wore an orchid chiffon gown. She
or sea—wherever adven-
under the leadership of Aaron
for avenue left Sunday for New, tarried a shower bouquet of roses NIarkus of Indianapolis.
ture calls.
;and
York
city
from
where
he
will
"all
Illum•nau, has left no stone un-
baby breath with tulle to
Ha rf Frocks
turned to make this ceremony an
Wednesday On the &Mania for an match her gown. Mr. Murray Wil-
S wagger Coats
t•xtended visit through Europe.
present were Mr. and Mrs. Jake event that will linger long in the
ibur acted as best man.
Velvet Jackets
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i The bridesmaids were MiaSna Kovinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sol- memories of those: who witness it.
Flan lid JurkrLo
Prof. E. Zaludkowski. Ober-Can-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marymontj Ida Epstein, Hilda Wilenkin, Betty omon, Mr. and NIrs. Sol. J. Itirn-
have
as
their
guest
at
the
Whittier,'Gardin,
Esther Elesef on. They krunt, and the Misses Lillian Ko- tor of Congregation r.haarey Zed-
Flannel Skirts
Miss Anna B. Donald of Go- wore period gowns of flesh, pink vinskt• and Bernice Solomon, all of ek, who has an enviable musical
Sweaters
record behind hint, and who possess-
derich, Ont., who will remain for and rose and carried rose bouquets I'ont
Riding Habits
Mi. and Mrs. Weisberg. left fur es n tenor Yoke of rare quality,
an extended visit.
with tulle to match their gowns.
Swimming Suits
all
extended
honeymoon
trip
Fast
will play it conspicuous part in the
Little Adele Friedman rind 131u-
Hiinelhoch's—ilimel-Hose--First Floor.
Carl Demont, who has just re- ma Pupko were dainty in chiffon fr0111 w hich point they will leave for initiation ceremonies.
Bermuda
and
upon
their
return
to
The public is cordially invited to
turned from an extended trip to I ruffled dresses of pink and orchid
Europe, is. with Mrs. Demont, via-• and carried corsages of roses and the sits' will reside at Palmer attend, and it is advisable that all
be seated by 7:30 p. m., so as to
ruing their parents, Mr. and Mrs., sweet peas. The ushers were Ed Woods.
le sure of proper accomnsalations.
Louis Smith, of Blaine avenue. Stein, Sam Koslow, Hyman Fried-
-
man and Dr. Alenccoff.
CAPLAN-STOLARSKY
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zieger of
Mrs. Friedman, mother Of the
The marriage of Miss Frieda
Tennyson avenue, who sailed on bride, was lovely in a gown of Stolarsky, daughter of Mr. and ALPHA EPSILON PHI
Jars` 16 on the S. S. Berengaria flesh georgette, studded in Thine- Mrs. Abraham sdolarsky to S. Cap-
TO MEET IN ITHACA
from Southampton, after sojourn- stones and pearls. She wore a cor- lan of this city took place on Sun-
ing abroad for three months, are sage of ruses and sweet peas.
day, June 19 at the home of Rabbi
The national convention of the
expected home this week.
Following the ceremony dinner A. NI. Hershman with Rabbi Hersh-
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority will be
was served for the immediate fam- man ,aliciating, in the presence, of
held in Ithaca, New York, from
Mr. and Mrs. I. Berkovitz of flies, followed by a reception for the immediate family .
June 27 through .July I.
2.191 Blaine avenue will be at 200 guests.
Mr and Mrs. Caplan left for a
The sorority which has 21 chap-
home on Sunday, June 26, in honor
Among the out-of-town guests two weeks' honeymoon trip to (Thi-
of their daughter, Queenie, who is were: Miss Ann Kusnikoff, Mr. and rster° and upon their return will re- ters at present, will install a new
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Foot of First Street at 9 A. M.
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(+alder front University of To-
among the graduates of the lint- Mrs. Fillman of Rochester, N. Y., side in the city.
ronto at the convention.
varsity of Michigan. No cards.
. and Mr. and Mrs. Plotnik of Oil
for the
Chivas, Day will be held on July
HATS
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City. Pa.
25, when the western and southern
BLONDY•LIEBERMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marwill •
Mr. and Mrs. Ostrow left for a
delegates will meet :n Chicago to
CLEANED
were hosts at a charming dinner two weeks' honeymoon trip to Chi-
The marriage of Miss Florence
take a special train to Niagara
for 12 guests at their home on cogs and will he at home to their Blonds', daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Falls. Headquarters will be at the
Last ye•r's straw
Virginia Park Sunday evening. • friends after July 1.
Herman ItIondy, to Max L. Lieber-
Illarkstone Hotel. A special lunch-
in Conjunction with the District Convention
hit or Panama is
man was solemnized Sunday aft-
eon, tendered by the Chicago Cred-
Miss Eleanor D. Silk, (laughter
ernoon, June 19, at 5 o'clock in
good for another
CANTOR•ROSENHERG
it,. association, will be held at the
ofMr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Silk
of
Tay-
the
Wolverine
hotel.
The
room
season. Send it
A beautiful wedding book p lace was decorated in palms and roses. Edgewater Beach Hotel. In the
lor avenue is attending the Univer-
evening, the Chicago delegates will
to us for clean-
city of Chicago where she is tak- at the Book-Cadillac Hotel on Sun- Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
ay
evening, June 19, when' Miss The ',rule, who was given mar- go East with the group.
ing.
ing courses in post-graduate work.
Kappa chapter at Cornell Uni-
Rosenberg, daughter of Horse: by her father, wore a white
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Mrs. Julius V. Brown enter- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg, satin gown, a tulle veil in pearl, versity will act as hostess to the
entire sorority. The last trienniel
Come One! Come All!
tanned a company of friends at beeame the daughter of Mr. and cap effect, and carried a shower convention was held at Charlevoix,
luncheon at the Redford Golf club Mrs. harry Rosenberg, became the bouquet of bridal roses and Mlles- Michigan, and over 100 women
Loads of fun and enjoyment for everybody.
bride
of
Hyman
Cantor,
son
of
on Tuesday.
of-the-valley. The maid of honor
Dancing on the boat and at the island. Games,
•Mrs. Frances Cantor of this city. was Miss Ida Mae Efrusy. Al ' from all parts of the country were
ODORLESS AND PERFECT
present.
contests, etc., baseball game between K. of P.
The Misses Fenn and Bess Sil- Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated. Blondy was best 111:111.
The
five
divisional
provinces
of
The bride looked lovely in an i m-
and B'nai B'rith baseball teams.
verglade, formerly of New York
Following the ceremony covers the sorority will each entertain for
City, are going to reside with their • l e ' rted gown of white satin, trim- were laid for 100 guests at the one flay with athletic tournaments,
Tickets From Any Member of B'nai B'rith.
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Max
ax med in rose point lace and enibroid- hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Lieberman picnics, formal banquet and soror-
in pearls. Her veil which was
Adults, 91.00—Children, 50c.
Alpert, of Blaine avenue.
of cap shape and close fitting was have left on an extended trip east ity singing and stunt nights. The
Dr. Charles D. Aaron and Miss of Egyptian effect with huge dus- and upon their return will reside mornings will all he devoted to bus
in
Detroit.
Mess
sessions.
" pear
r r : h
I , Sh ' ar-
Josephine Comstock Aaron will de- t • f
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part July 1 fora motor trip east. tied shower bouquet of bridal
and valley
Melrose 4200
533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.
They will sojourn for several j
Mrs SI JO: li. Diamond, sister of
weeks at Star lake, in New Jersey,
"A Modern Plant With Modern Methods."
the bride', assisted as maid of hon-
and about August 1, will go from
1,ir
a and w ore
'
a shaded orchid gown
to Harbor Springs to remain :
and carried a shower bouquet of
DETROIT, MICH
until September.
THE DET ROIT LELAND HOTEL
ng
roses.
]lardi
Miss Beatrice Rosenberg was
Mr. and Mrs. B. Charles I,ev•
aid of honor and wore a bouffant
inson have returned to Petoskey mean Lanvin model of white organ.'
Weddings — Engagements — Banquets
after visiting their son and laugh- J
—For All Social Functions.
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry die,trimmed in Beauvais embroid-
es anti carried n bouquet rd. Amer-
Levinson, of Calvert avenue.
Strictly Kosher Caterer.
ican beauty roses.
g aids, the Misses Ilel-
„, Ro, ,rnite.si n
Mrs. Z. Morris entertained on 'Theh
and Freda Gold-
aturday, June IS, with a lunch- , smith
S
were gowned in pink and or-'
eon. Covers were laid for 27. chid. and peach and pink respec-
DETROIT CATERING COMPANY
guests.
tively, and carried shower bouquets
WE CATER AT THE LEADING
of pink Columbia roses.
M rs. H. Krohn entertained with The Birnkrant was best
DETROIT HOTELS.
!a dinner-dance on Sunday, June man, and the ushers were Michael
1 2 5 RICHTON AVENUE
19, at lintel Stotler, in honor of Cantor and Alfred Ku y.
her twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
Little Hiss Thee Rankle was
Call Longfellow 5654.
sry.
flower girl and wore a frock of yel-

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You will want your house
furnishings cleaned and
safely stored for the sum-
mer. Why not send your
blan kets, curtains and
hangings to the Forest
Cleaners now so they will
be ready for use when you
need them'? The summer
storage costs you nothing.

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low chiffon. Master Sidney .1. Dia-
Miss Edith Rambar returned 1110nd was ring bearer.
last week front Chicago where she
Mrs. Harry Rosenberg, mother of
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graduated front the University of o w b ri d e win, l ove l y in a ('allot
Chicago.
gown of flesh net embroidered in
ystal beads. Mrs. Fr
a nces Can-
Mrs. Henry Goldsmith of Its to
to r, mother of the groom was gown-
Angeles, formerly of Detroit, who
] in a blade and flesh beaded gbwir
calm- here to attend the Bar Mitz•
nd they both carried corsages 4■ C
vah of her grandson, Arthur Co- n sl roses.
hen, on June 11, departed for her
Following the ceremony, dinner
home on Sunday, June 19, having n. as served to 250 guests in the Ital.
been called suddenly by the death i n n Gardens, followed by a revel).
If her son, Abe, in Los Angeles on li On in the crystal ballroom for
June 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Cantor have left
,
Miss Nolen Esser, who has been co r a tour through the East and
:issisting in the psychology depart- n, Sidle states and will return after
'tient at the University of Michi- J u l y is .
•grin, has recently returned to
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spend the summer with her par-
WEISBERG-KATZER
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Esser, of
The Twentieth Century ChM Was
Chicago boulevard.
transformed into a garden of flow• '
Honoring the recent engage- ors upon the occasion of the mar-

Announcement

We are pleased to announce the appointment of

WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN,

formerly resident manager of the

went of Miss Clara Abel, laugh- nage of Miss Eleanor Hatter,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Abel of (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Blaine avenue, to I. J. Nestor, son Katzer ,of Pingree avenue to Mil-
of Mr. and Mrs. Nestor of i n _ ton Monte Weisberg, son rd. Mr.
wo o d avenue, Mr. and Sirs. Louis and Mrs. B. Weisberg of this city.
under a
Davidson, sister of M ss Abel, i en- The (Trem b ly took plins,
tertained 200 guests on -Sunday, bell of white roses and the aisle

Book-Cedilla.: Hotel its

RESIDENT-MANAGER

June 12. The young couple were wt'Y was marked off by palms,
the recipients of many lovely gifts.: ferns and white peonies. Rabbi
A. M. Ilershman officiated. Mr.
A.
Rabbi and rs. Aaron M. Ashin- and
M Mrs. Samuel Benavie played

•kv of 2433 Taylor avenue an- the weddin g march '
The bride was charming in a
,jounce the approaching marriage
of their daughter, Florence, to I.anvin gown of pearl crepe with
Rabbi Irving Miller, to take place rose point lace trimmed with pearls,
and a long tight sleeve with ruse
Wednesday, June 29.
' point made the model one of the
Mrs. Charles Waldman and most striking bridal gowns of Ow l
daughter, Lorraine Ina, of New season. She carried a shower Ism.
York City are visiting with their 'lust of bridal roses and valley Id.
, M
jr j and , Iles. _ B j Wii r a _ ies. Her cap shaped veil was of
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rose point lace held in pia, by
Mum of Taylor avenue.
pearls and orange blossoms.
Miss Rose Katzer, sister of the
A linen shower was given in .
pier
'e j bite dress
I,ri. .• wore a two pierss
honor of Miss Lily Leventen, a with a heavil
beaded bodice. It
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bride-elect of June, by Miss Jean
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,
was trimmer
osl n a frame color er'
Zitomer at her home on Boston
Boston
feather and she wore r ed
boulevard on June 10.
.shoes to complete the costume. She
serried a bouquet of deep red roses
a tunic colored how.
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The bridesmaids. the Misses Ruth
Singerman, Lillian Kovinsky. Bets
MRS. HARPER
nice Solomon and Henrietta Katz-
EXCLUSIVE DRESSMAKING
sr, all wore gowns of pastel shades
For the net ■•■ •11
.1 Warn..
and carried shower bouquets of
HARPER'S ART SHOP pink butterflies held together with
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,,, ::::„ th St., Near Clairmeant,
of tulle to match their
Can Empire 0572 gowns
rii"'” respectively.
°*G°*°**C4H> "ger>""G"3 " Dr. Martin Weisberg attenffisi
1 his brother as best man.
The ushers were !Lemuel Weis-
When in Lake Orion stop at
berg, Harold Silverstone, Sam
Katzer and Ben Katzer.
LOVE'S COTTAGE
Mrs. Katzer, mother of the bride,
wore a flesh colored chiffon dress
Levin & Baum Lake Street
trimmed with velvet and cut steel
Kosher Hotel.
beads. Mrs. Weisberg. mother of
Private boating, fishing, bath- the groom, wore ■ train chiffon
'dress trimmed with lace. They car-
ing beach and dance hall.
ried corsages of pink roses and val-
Corner Lake and Oxford
ley lilies.
Following the ceremony dinner
LAKE ORION
was served to 125 guests in the din-
ing
room which was derogated with
For Reservations Plon•
•summer flowers. A reception fol.;
Orion 120.
9 i lowed for two-hundred guests.
Among the out-of-town guests

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The Detroit-Leland Hotel

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Mr. atittenden assumed his duties

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June 15

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