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Summer Frocks
Is
I
For The Smart
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marwill of
Virginia Park have been entertain-
Younger Set
ing their mother, Mrs. Stricker, of
Chicago.
Lovely Frocks in rep-
licas of Paris design
and our newest orig-
inals. Exquisite little
"affairs" in a veritable
flower garden of sum-
mer colors. All sizes,
2 to 6 and 6 to 14
Dr. and Mrs. Max Bailin will
leave on Sunday for New York and
sail on July 6 on the Ile (le France
for six weeks in Europe.
Complimenting Miss Merriam
Gottschalk, whose marriage to
Leon Cogan was an event of June
26, Mrs. Allen Kahn entertained
at a luncheon and bridge at the
that entertained with a dinner,
Chatham hotel, Miss Bee Rosen-
bridge and linen shower at the
Masonic Temple, Miss Ilelen Op-
; penheim entertained at a bridge
at her home at 353 I Hip avenue,
Mrs. J. Camiener was hostess at
a bridge, and the members of the
Aguda Shisho entertained at a din-
ner at the Hotel Tuller followed
by a theater party.
Years.
$ 2 .9 5 $ 4 .9 5
$7.95
Blue Regulation Coats
for Girls, 2 to 6 years,
at $10.75. •
s..7
\
so c:77.7EZ:,.4A6
Miss Dorothy Lieberman of
2284 Chicago boulevard presented
a number of her pupils in a piano
recital on Wednesday, June 29.
Mr. end Mrs. M. E. Garber, ac-
companied by their sister, Miss
Celia Garber, and nephew, Melville
Conheim, have motored to Win-
nepka, Ill., where they will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. As-
cheim and family over July 4.
Are You "Off"
Your Game?
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice II. Levin,
formerly of 2987 Gladstone ave-
nue, are now residing at 2670
Gladstone avenue,
Mrs. L. Byron Marko of Dexter
boulevard entertained at a bridge
and stork shower on Friday eve-
ning, honoring Mrs. Maurice II.
Levin (Esther Friedman). Covers
were laid for 20 guests.
MILLER-ASHINSKY
One of the most beautiful and
impressive wedding ceremonies of
the season took glare on Wednes-
day evening at the Congregation
Emanuel, Taylor and Wilson ave-
nue, when Miss Florence Ashinsky,
daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. A. M.
Ashinsky of Taylor avenue became
the bride of Rabbi Irving Miller
of Youngstown, Ohio, son of Rab-
bi and Airs. A. Stiller of Brooklyn,
N. I. The ceremony was performed
jointly by Rabbis Ashinsky and
Miller, parents of the bridal cou-
ple, and also Rabbi Nachman H.
Elm! of Brooklyn, N. Y., who is a
son-in-law of Rabbi Ashinsky •
Cantor L. Rugman of the ( ongre-
gation Emanuel assisted by Mr.
Scholnick led the choir in the chant-
ing of the ceremony.
The bride was very charming in
a white duchess satin gown, Vion_
net model and her veil was of cap
shape and kept in place with or-
ange blossoms. She carried a Bible
with ribbon streamers showered
with lilies-of-the-valley.
Mrs. N. H. Ebin of Brooklyn, N.
Y., was matron of honor and car-
ried a shower bouquet of Coolidge
roses, larkspur, and lilies-of-the-
valley. Miss Esther Hadassah
Ashinsky, sister of the bride was
maid of honor and the Misses Du-
dish Ashinsky, sister of the bride,
Eva Miller of Brooklyn, N. Y., sis-
ter of the groom, Freda Ebin of
Brooklyn, N. Y., a niece of the
bride, Ruth Rosenthal, cousin of
the bride, and Isabelle Perlow of
Pittsburgh were bridesmaids, and
all carried madam butterfly roses
and gypheile.
Dr. Nathan Ashinsky of Pitts-
burgh, brother of the brisk, assist-
ed the groom as best man, and the
ushers included Rabbi Harold ROs-
enthal. Philip Ashinsky, Jacob J.
Rosenthal, cousins of the bride,
Harold Galomb and Abraham Gold-
man of Youngstown, Ohio.
The bride graduated this month
from the University of Pittsburgh.
The groom is a graduate of the
Rabbi Isaac Elchonan Theological
Seminary of New York.
Little Elaine Albert was flower
girl, and Master Julian Kavanau
acted as ring bearer.
Mrs. Ashinsky and Mrs. Miller,
mothers of the bridal couple wore
y
corsages
of orchids and lilies-of-the-
were I)r. Ezra Lipkin, Harry Awl-
kid and Bernard Dusk, brother
of the bride.
Little Miss Doris Rosenshine,'
niece of the groom, carried the
bride's veil, and the little Misses
Clara Uretsky and Delpine Rosen-,
berg, niece of the groom, were.
flower girls. Master Gerald Bright,
nephew of the groom, was ring-
bearer.
Among the out-of-town guests!
present were: Airs. Eli Makowsk
and daughter, Ann, (roan Chicago,
and Airs. David b'rankil and
daughter, Thiressa, and son, Gid-
eon, of Philadelphia.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held for 100 guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Vidaver are home to
their relatives and friends at 493
West Grand boulevard.
BLUMENTHAL-KATZ
The marriage of Miss Nettie
Katz, sister of Mrs. Playinan, t
Max Blumenthal, son of Airs. At
nie Blumenthal of this city, too
place at 2044 Philadelphia We st
on June 26 at 6 o'clock. Rabbi S.
Strauss officiated.
The bride looked lovely ina
imparted gown of white satin,
trimmed in rose point lace. Her
veil which was of cap shape and
close fitting was of Egyptian ef-
fect. She carried a shower bou-
quet of bridal roses and valley
lilies.
Little Miss Bialey Goodgall was
flower girl and wore a frock of
yellow chiffon. Master David Blu-
menthal was ring-bearer.
Following the ceremony dinner
was served to 100 guests. Out-of•
town guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Blumenthal and son of
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Ilershovitz of Pontiac, Mich.; Mrs.
I. Largorsky of Boston, Mass., and
Miss Fanny Scleter of Liverpool,
England.
Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal have
left for a tour of the east, and on
their return will reside in Detroit.
PAGE SEVEN .
Planned Initiation
J flmelhocliJ
Woodward Thru to Washington
SUPER SHEER CHIFFON
sr
AARON J. BLUMENAU
The outstanding feature of the'
approaching convention of District
Grand Lodge No. 6, I. 0. II. B.,
will be the initiation of the Mir-
nard Ginsburg convention class of,
more than 200 candidates Tuesday
night. The ceremonies, to which
Aaron J. Illunnenau, captain of the
l'isgah degree team, devoted a'
great deal of time and effort, are,'
expected to be the finest ever held. 1
They are open to the public.
Sat; (Bit,; Antra'
Miss Anne Roth of New York is
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Schwartz.
Mrs. A. Peel of Cincinnati is the
guest of her children, Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Levine.
2.50
Three Pairs 7.20
Himollsocles—Himol-Hose--First Floor.
,
For the Bride
y
OU WILL FIND HERE A MOST LOVELY SELEC-
TION OF BOOKS FOR THE. BRIDE TO TAKE
ALONG ON IIER W EDDING TRIP, IN ADDI.
TION WE HAVE Tills SEASON TIDE HAND-
SOMEST C01,I ECT IONS OF WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS.
Mrs. J. S. Moss and Miss Sadie
Niarienthal have returned home
after spending three weeks at
GOLDMAN-TWERSKY
A beautiful wedding was solem- Rochester, Minn., where the for-
nized at the 11'nai B'rith Commu- mer was taking treatments. J. S.
SHEEHAN ' S 1550 WOODWARD
nity
Center Sunday, June 26, when Moss accompanied them from Chi-
Mrs. Esther Gaitley and sister,
Miss Edith Twersky, (laughter of cago.
Miss Jacobs, formerly of 409
Mr. and Mrs. J. Twersky, was
Sarnsworth avenue, are now resid-
Mrs. Albert Ruff and children
united in marriage to Samuel
ing at 2633 Richton avenue.
Goldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. and Mrs. Abe Lipp and daughter
of
Boston are the guests of their
Goldman. Rabbi Aishiskin offici-
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zackheitn
mother, Mrs. E. Beckman,
ated.
of 2722 Calvert avenue will be at
The bride was charming in a
home to their friends on Sunday,
Charles Levy has left for Char-
Following the ceremony, a dinner gown of ivory satin, trimmed in
July 10, from 2 to 5 and from 7
levoix to join his wife, and they
to 10 in honor of the Bar Mitzvah was served in the auditorium of the pearls and lace. Her long tulle expect to remain there during the
of their son, Herschel Selig. No synagogue for the immediate fam- veil, coronet fashions, was held in summer season.
ilies and the local rabbis of Detroit place with pearls and orange blos-
cards.
and out-of-town guests. Toasts soms. She carried a bridal bou-
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Stone of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Silberblatt were delivered by Rabbis Kotler quet of bridal roses, lilies-of-the- Detroit spent Sunday in this city.
and family, formerly of 621 Aishiskin, Fisher, Thumin, Eisen - ' valley and orchids.
nein,
Lesser,
Stolman,
Fine,
nor
Mrs.
Anna
Rothenberg,
aunt
of
ODORLESS AND PERFECT
Chandler avenue, are now residing
witz, Straus and Zager, all of this the bride. Wait charming in a green
at 1474 Calvert avenue.
city .
gown and carried a shower bou-
Following the dinner, a reception quet of Harding roses. The maid
Miss Dorothy Green, daughter
i
ft.„
50
.
1
guests
at
Webster
Hall
took
of
honor, Miss Jean Hutton of Bay
of Mr. end Mrs. David Green of
City, wore a pink georgette gown
3500 West Warren avenue, has
Rabbi
and
Airs.
Miller
left
for
a
trimmed in pearls and carried an
completed a course at the Condon
Intermediate school with highest honeymoon trip to the Canadian arm bouquet of yellow roses. The
honors. She was also first to do Rockies, and will make their hum t s bridesmaids, the Misses Sara Perl-
man, Esther Greenberg, Goldye
the city broad jump at Belle Isle, in Youngstown, Ohio.
In loving memory of Hyman
533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.
Melrose 4200
Steinberg and Jeannette Perlman, Suberoff, who passed away June
DOS1E-URETSKY
were attractively attired in gowns 27, 1926,
Howard Blum left Monday for
"A Modern Plant With Modern Methods."
Not dead to rhose also loved him,
A very pretty wedding took of pastel shades and carried pink
Camp Strongheart, Wisconsin, Ile
Not 'mit. too none before
accompanied Miss Mitzi Lebowich, place at Hotel Gotham on Sunday Columbia roses. Little Kalmayne
To that liewitiful Isle of Somewhere
— who has been visiting Miss Goldye evening, June 26, when Miss Dor Rothenberg and Naomi Shapiro, as
Where parting is no more.
I
flower
girls,
were
dainty
in
pink
Fenster for the past two weeks, as othy Uretsky, daughter of Mr. am
His Loving Wife and Children.
- -I far as her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Boris Uretsky of 1493 West georgette dresses.
Euclid avenue, became the bride
Nathan Goldman attended his In loving memory of our darling
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Morris and of Milton Dosie, son of Mr. and brother as best man, and the ush- Irving hernias, who left us June
small son, Hillard, of Elmhurst Mrs. Adolph Dosie of Onaway, ers were Irving Goldman, Charles 26, 1926. Sadly missed by his
avenue have motored to Chicago, Mich. Rabbi A. M. Ilershman offi- Goldman, Abram A. Wise and father, mother, sisters and brother.
An Atmosphere Delightfully Different
Samuel Twersky.
III., to he the house guests of their ciated.
Mrs. Twersky, mother of the
mother, Mrs. S. Morris. Enroute
One who has dined should not
The brisk was charming in a
they will spend a few days at gown of white satin, bouffant style, bride was attired in a brown geor. retire before walking at least four
Grand Haven, Mich.
trimmed with chantilly lace. Iler gate beaded gown. Mrs. Goldman, ells, for the sake of good digen-
veil which was made of chantilly methcr of the groom, was charm- tion. (See Shab. 41a.)
On Sunday, July 3, at 5 o'clock, lace was close fitting and of Egyp- ing in a black georgette gown
Miss Molly Feldstein of 552 Hague tian effect. She carried a bridal trimmed with rhinestones.
Ow'
avenue and Irving Ilarris of Mon- bouquet of white roses and valley
A dinner for the immediate fam-
treal. Canada, will speak their lilies.
ily followed the ceremony. Later a
nuptial vows at the Congregation
Miss Adaline Cohen assisted as reception was held for 250 guests. I
Ahavath Zion on Holbrook avenue. maid of honor and wore a yellow
Mr. and Mrs. Goldman left for
it
Following the ceremony dinner georgette gown trimmed with a trip to Cleveland, Washington,
1
will be served to 100 friends and pearls and sequins. She carried an Atlantic City snit New York.
relatives at the Melrose hotel, Mt. arm bouquet of roses held together
Clemens, Mich.
with a yellow bow.
HAIDY-BARTICK
Dinner Dancing, 6:30 to 8:30
Miss Irene Lopata, a recent
The bridesmaid, Miss Iva Dosie,
A beautiful wedding took place:
graduate of Detroit Teachers' col- mister of the groom, wore a blue
at
Cementer
hall on Sumiav eve-
lege, was entertained Saturday, taffeta gown, bouffant style and
No ('over Charge
June 25, by the Misses Sylva carried an arm bouquet of roses. ning, June 20, when Miss Fannie
during these hours
Bartiek,
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
Mellow, Ada Morritz and Rose-
Bernard Dosie, brother of the
Meek Avenue—Eight and One-Half Mile Road
mary Smith, with a luncheon at groom, assisted as best man and Meyer Bartick, became the bride
of
Morris
Ilaidy,
son
of Air. and
Extraordinary Attraction
Kiev. Wah Lo and a theater party. Dr. William Vidaver acted as
Mrs. Max Ilaidy of this city. Rah.
During the evening a surprise usher.
Following the ceremony a recep- hi S. Strauss officiated.
bridge party was given in her
'('he bride looked lovely in a
honor by her mother. Prizes were tion Was held for 150 guests. Dur-
Society Entertainers
awarded the Misses Ann Rosenz- ing the reception announcement white satin gown, a tulle veil in
(earl,
cap effect, and carried a
Per Day
weig, Ada Morritz and Rosemary was made of the betrothal of Miss
MUSIC AND DANCING
Smith. Miss Lopate was the re- Adaline Cohen to Bernard Desk, shower bouquet of bridal roses
MUSIC BY DETROIT-LELAND
and
lilies-of-the-valley.
Every
room
with
outside
b rother of the groom.
cipient of many lovely gifts.
lath, shower and circulating
Saturday and Sunday
DANCE ORCHESTRA
The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth
— —
me-water.
Among the out of town guests
Stephan Pasternacki. Conductor
Miss Beatrice Kaplan of West were Mrs. Eli Mikowsky and Seidman and Anna Ilaidy. Benny
"Residential" appointment.
Phone
Roseville 558
Handy was best man. Little Dor-
with transient hold amyl..
Philadelphia avenue entertained at (laughter, Ann, of Chicago.
Parlor. Bedroom end Bath, $4
a beautifully appointed bridge
After July I, Mr. and Mrs. Dosie othy Levenson was flower girl and
Supper Dancing, 9 to 1
and up. Pullin. dining
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luncheon in compliment to Ruth will be at home to their friends at Master Norman Ilaidy was ring.
drove
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Enos. 8110 a month
bearer.
Florence Katzin, who left Friday 149:1 West Euclid avenue.
Following the ceremony dinner
Chat. H. CIsmenta
for
Madison,
Wisconsin,
to
attend
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL RANDOLPH 2300
Was served for 150 guests. Mr.
the summer session at the univer-
VIDAVER-DOSIE
and Mrs. Ilaidy left for Buffalo
sity.
C. H. ROSENMAN,
BAGLEY AND CASS AVENUES
On Tuesday evening, June 28, and points east. On their return
227 GRATIOT
Proprietor.
the ballroom of the B'nai B'rith they will reside in Detroit.
r
Community ('enter was the scene
paixic000tt000m54.01)****** of a very pretty wedding, when
Flowers bearing
Cherry 9171
SIEF-HOMONOFF
Miss Iva Dosie, daughter of Mr.
MRS. HARPER
the tag. of the
Flower, For All ()ocarinas
The marriage of Mks Mary
and Mrs. Adolph Dosie of Onaway,
WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN, JR., Manager
EXCLUSIVE DRESSMAKING
Sub
way
Flower
Mich.. and Dr. William J. Vidaver lionionoff. slaughter of Mr. ant
PROMPT DELIVERIES TO
Shop are
• indeed
For the Retterlire•4ed Woman.
Direction Continental-Leland Corporation
ANY ADDRESS
of this city spoke their marriage Mrs. Ben llomonoff of this city, to
10 MINUTES
• m•rk of good
ease DOWNTOWN
HARPER'S ART SHOP vows, with Rabbi A. M. Hershman Jack Sief, formerly of Providence,
taste in Detroit.
COURTF:OUS PERSONAL ATTENTION
Rhode
Island,
was
an
event
is
9tI5 Twelfth St., Near Clairmoont.
officiating. The ceremony took
_
Open Eveninu•.
Call Empire 9572 place under a white satin canopy June 12 which took place at the
AT FIAMCOCK
Jolla
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home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs.
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The bride was lovely in white Sol left fur a honeymoon trip ti
Buffalo
and
points
east,
and
upon
satin gown, trimmed with chantilly
lace, fashioned in period style. Her their return will reside at 1656
cap-shape veil was made of chan- Collingwood avenue.
tilly lace and kept in place with
COGAN-GOTTSCHALK
pearls. She carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses and lilies-of-
The marriage of Miss Merriam
the-valley.
Gottschalk, to 1.eon Cogan took
Miss Ann Mikewsky of Chicago, place June 26 at the home of Rab-
cousin of the bride, assisted the bi A. M. Hershman in the presence
bride as maid of honor, and worn of the immediate family and
a pink tulle dress and carried an friends.
Den Friends:
arm bouquet of pink roses,
Mr. and Mrs.
• Cogan are motor-
A number of organizations and individuals assisted us in
Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, sister of the ing to Van Ettan lodge and on
various ways morally and financially to complete the buildings
groom, acted as matron of honor, their return will reside at 1405
of the home and farm school for orphans who were brought
and the bridesmaids were the Lenox.
from Poland to Georgetown, Canada, last week by Mr. Ely
i Misses Belle Chesluk, niece of the
Greenblatt.
groom, and Adaline Cohen, who
We therefore take this opportunity of inviting them all to
wore gowns of peach and gold, RABBI ARRESTED FOR
the formal opening of the institution which will take place on
green and yellow, respectively, and
YESHIVA
COLLECTION
Sunday,
July 10, 1927, on the grounds of the Canadian Farm
all carried arm bouquets of pink
We purchased these fine BATHING SUITS to advantage—and we offer
School at Georgetown.
TUNS.
LENINGRAD. — 1J. T. A.1 —
We know that they will enjoy seeing the beautiful buildings
Herbert Frank assisted the
them Tuesday at large and important savings. At each price is a large
which were erected and equipped by voluntary contributions,
groom as best man, and the ushers The famous Lubowitacher Rebbe,
selection—every suit all-wool—in plain colors—trimmed with contrast-
and listen to the beautiful folk songs as well as instrumental
Schneuraohn, a Chassidic rabbi,
has been arrested on the accusa-
selections to be rendered by these children.
HIGHLAND MANOR tion
ing color stripes. Included are Kelly green, some jockey red, Copen
that he collected money for
Meanie communicate this invitation to all your friends. We
A Cou•try lloardiag School
the
maintenance
of
his
Yeshiva.
nowt that they will all meet with us and enjoy the fruits of
awl Junior Collage few Girls
blue, navy and black. Sizes 36 to 46.
Ideally or
on the Ilud• The Yeshiva of the Lubowitacher
their labors.
eon--nor New York
Rebhe enjoyed great prestige in
Bathing Caps, 25c to $1.25
Bathing Shoes, $1 and $1.25
Pr•parat•rw
THE COMMITTEE FOR SETTLING JEWISH
the Jewish world, being one of the
Coup•
Plain and fancy styles. Red,
moot famous.
ORPHANS AS FARMERS IN CANADA
Certifwate Rmagalaied
green, blue, II
All rubber shaes, with crepe rubber soles.
orang e and black.
High School. )tome-klaking.
Rabbi
Schneursohn
holds
a
po-
Red, blue, gran, black, orange. Sizes 5 to 7.
LOUIS BUSKER,
Secretarial, ourealiarn. K
sition of high regard and esteem.
d rrrrr ten Training. Music
Acting Secretary.
His arrest has caused great excite-
and Art.
T•loplroso No. Arlington 5047.
Begone, Cottage for Ele- ment among the Jewish popula-
mentary School
tion.
Brush up. There's a lot of good psy-
chology in being well-dressed. It
gives you a sense of well-being that
keeps you fit and alert. It costs so
little to keep your flannels and sport
clothes looking fit and trim when you
send them to the Forest Cleaners and
Dyers.
Two Important Events
Now in Progress
at
HEALY'S
1.
FOREST CLEANERS
AND DYERS
July Sale of Linens
11.
July Clearance of
Fashions
DANCE
TONIGHT
p...zirealvsHops.
3.-
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Welcome, I. 0. B. B. Delegates
ROSENHILL INN
FINEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
s3
SHORR SISTERS
FROG, FISH
and
CHICKEN DINNERS
•
SUBWAY FLOWER SHOP
110TEL If°
DETROIT-LELAND HOTEL
For Tuesday! Extraordinary Selling of
To The Jewish Community
Of Detroit
Women's Bathing Suits
`2.85 and 83.85
All-Wool Qualities—Much Below Regular Prices
1413 ro /447
WOODWARD Alt
Sixth Floor. —Ch•rga Account• Invited
Vacattsra Trips ta Biermada
mad Europa
Assmlat•d with Illighla•d
N rrrrr Camp,
So. Nanles. M..
Eaten. H. Leaman,
Director
Rea
Tarrytew•-wa-Hucl••• N.. York
York
A man is called by three names:
the one which his parents gave
him, the one his comrades gave
him, and the one he wins for him-
self. (Etc]. R. ail. 3; cf. Tanis. Va-
yakhel.)
1.
TRAVELING DIRECTIONs
Ry Auto, Windsor to London. hen, e to Hamilton. to Termite
mid then Georgetown Journey will tale .bout rrrrr hour.
Troia leave. Grand TrInk •t•tion. Detroit. at 10 to P II direct
for Georgetown. Arrive. there at I , A. N.