America larish periodical Carter CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN THBDETKOITIEWkSH &OA IGLI1 Iliarriagro GIRL FASHIONS UNUSUAL BATIK ' boio BERMAN•HUBAR Sophie Gurvitch Makes Panel for Miss Ilelen !lobar, daughter of Pisgah Committee. Mrs. Kate llubar, and Maurice ! -- Berman spoke their marriage vows A great deal of comment was at a lovely wedding which took place at 4:30 on Wednesday after- caused during the recent conven- noon at the bride's home on lion of District Grand Lodge No. Woodrow Wilson avenue, with '3. Independent Older of 13'nai Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiating. Br e a t h , by the large batik panel of Frocks For Every S u m mer Occasion An attractive after- noon frock is sketched in Crepe Georgette, Stage Red, Flesh and Blue, at $39.50. . Ake For the game, a smart three-piece model of white crepe silk with red or green crepe faille sleeveless jacket, it at $49.50. Mif(a@ .4) Like getting a new dress every week FOREST CLEANERS AND DYERS Melrose 4200 "A Modern Plant With Modern Methods." UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS 1927. $ . 917.19 750.00 400.00 20.617.13 21,690.49 311,879.08 2,570.75 3,495.75 $362,320.39 Total A LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS: Accounts Payable Notes Nye/de 1.oans Payable Mortgages Payable $ 1,462.10 28,950.00 147.90 114,750.00 Total Liabilities $145,310.00 Surplus April I, 1926 .. . Income for year (Exhibit III U., $217.283.92 6,726.47 5224,010.39 7,000.00 Loss on tale of building Surplus April 1. 1927 217,010.39 $362,320.39 Total Liabilities and Surplus STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSES April 1st, 1926, to April 1st, 1927. 220.54 1.900.00 105.25 196.50 1,051.74 155.00 2,973.45 2.250.00 6.00 7,580.25 1.871.87 6.631 60 560.38 22,627.05 52.500 00 $100,629.63 EXPENSES: Advertising and Signs Campaign Expert.. DedicatTon Expenses Donation (Shaarey Torah Sit heal). Inter.. Paid Insurance Paid I.ight, Cas •nd Fuel Launch), . M,nyon Expense. Miscellaneous • • • Office Expenses (printmg. ettL Repairs School Supplies •nd Books - Saki-fee $ • Supplies (dishes. Jamiw supplies, cleaning Penns, inscript Co. on tablet, etc.) Transportation Expenses Telephone . Water 114.50 48.23 348.07 2,000.00 7.59529 74605 1.728.24 290.70 975.27 961.62 924.54 6,196.46 157713 64,023.53 816.35 3.203.73 222.49 51728 - - - 93.903 16 Total Else S 6.72647 Net Income for Year . STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS April 1st, 1926, to April 1s1, 1927. RECEIPTS: Cash en Hand Payments on Land Con Payments on Land Contract (Divis on) From Loans (Schedule 1111 From M .. From Notes Income as deeded Schedule II Income .. detmled Schedule III . 2,598.49 $ 2.35267 1.05321 21.581.51 15.000.00 64.00 100.829.63 3.989.50 144,700.72 Total Cash Avail's/le $147.297.20 --- DISBURSEMENTS. Payments on Loan. (Sehedule III) Payments en New* (Schedule III) Payments on Mott Payments on Parkside Building P•Yrnente on Philadephia.Byren Annex Building E•penses es detailed (Schedule 11) II 10.047 81 10.10000 8.85060 20.920.13 4.559 93.503 18 --- Total Cub Ditbuesed 144390.01 $ 917.19 CASH: First Nat , renal Bank-Commercial Forst National Bank-Buildiey Fund Account First National Bank-Saving Account. Cash no Hand (Schedule 1) SUPER SHEER CHIFFON -------/M---- , 1 [ lit11( __ ___ 2.50 Three Pairs 7.20 CENTERS ASS'N WHY WORRY PHILLIP SIEGEL Announces the Opening of a New Fur Shop in the Northwest Section under the Name of 11540 DEXTER BOULEVARD RUBY'S SHOE SALE On Our Entire Stock of Quality Footwear For Men, Women and Children $8.85 & 10.85 eci al fate Pricer on Hosiery and .Buckles Schedule II. INCOME: Banquets Bequest. Breakages Bar Mitzvah. Bus Receipts Brick Donat.one Donations Dues (members) Dividends Received Hall Rentals Interest Received Minyons Miscellaneous Tuitions United Jewish Campaign Mrs. R. Crosslight was hostess Palms, ferns and roses were ar- at a bridge-luncheon of beautiful ranged to form an altar before appointments on Saturday, July 9, which the ceremony took place in at the Book-Cadillac. the presence of the immediate families. Mrs. F. Rodin and daughter, Miss ]lobar, who seas given in Mrs. A. I. Barsky, are spending a marriage by her brother, David 1. 1•W weeks in New York and Phila- Hubar, wore a beautiful rose beige delphia. chiffon dress with hat and acces- sories to match. She carried a Mrs. Bernard Samuels and chil- shower bouquet of white roses and lilies-of-the-valley. dren of 2271 Calvert avenue are spending the remainder of the : Following the ceremony a din- summer at Old Orchard, Me. ner was served at the Hotel Stat- ler. Among the out-of-town guests Mrs. 0. R. Ehrlich and daughter present were Mr. and Mrs. Isadore and son, Jeanne and Bernard, of E. Levine and daughter, Barbara 2747 Gladstone avenue have re- Ilubar Levine, of Laporte, Ind. turned home after spending a few Mr. and Mrs. -Berman left for weeks at a ennui on Lake Huron.1 an extended trip through the THE GURVITCH BATIK West, after which they will make Mrs. Reuben Brooks of Crane their future home in LOS Angeles. the Menorah (a drawing of which avenue has returned home after Calif. is reproduced herewith) which was spending two weeks at a resort on PLAN MOONLIGHT prominently displayed. Lake Huron. The batik is the work of Miss FOR WEDNESDAY KOEHN-KAUFMAN Sophie Gurvitch, and was made es. A very pretty event of the cur- Many delightful affairs have IlimelhocIt's-Rimel-llose-First Floor. The Yiddishe Folkshul (lea•. rent 044115011 was the garden wed- pecially for Pisgah Lodge Na. 3•I. been given in honor of Miss Gert- I. 0. H. II., which now has it, ding which took place on Sunday, rude Levinson, who is the house shaft has arranged for a moonlight through the efforts of the Fine Art, excursion M'ealliesday night, ,luly July 10, when Rabbi A. M. Hersh- committee, of which Saul Abram(); guest of Nliss Shirley Solomon of 21) , on the steamer Tashinoo, leav- man united in marriage Miss Rose vitch is chairman. It will remain Wildenwr• avenue. Nliss l•vin- ing from the Griswold street d ock Kaufman, daughter of Mr. and us display at the Mini Writh Com- son will leave for her home in Chi• Those in charge promise an irig- Mrs. Ben Kaufman of 559 Kenil- sago On July 17, munity Center. inul entertaining program, in- Weddings - Engagements - Banquets worth avenue, and Irving Koehn, The panel is of fine batik work, cluding a dance contest and fire- son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Grant. -For All Social Functions. Miss Shirley Solomon of Wilde- works. and is eight feet long and seven feet The bride was very charming in high. It is 010,11. in three colors: mere avenue entertained live a period gown of ivory satin and Strictly Kosher Caterer. tables of bridge on Wednesday, !due, orange and white. silver lace. Her veil of tulle, July f, honoring Miss Gertrude Miss Gurvitch has dedicated he Mrs. William Schostak of Leslie sprinkled With orange blossoms, life to the study of the' fine arts. IA4 VillS011 and Mrs. S. G. Madison aV1 4 111.10 motored to Milwaukee, was fastened to a cap of silver lace Fcr three years she studied at the of Chicago. High honors were Wis., where she will be the guest with clusters of orange blossoms. Art Institute of Chicago, and for W011 by Miss Ruth O'Shinsky and DETROIT CATERING COMPANY of her mother and brother, lir. I. She carried a shower bouquet of me year at the Art Students' the Mesdames Max Markowitz, Na- and Dr. S. N, Franklin. Mrs. WE CATER AT TILE LEADING white roses. 'vague of New York. She is vim- than Kaletsky, Max Elias and Sam Schostak was accompanied by her DETROIT HOTELS. The maid of honor, Nliss Hattie esident of the Arts Club of De- Moscow. :on, Alexander, and daughter, I Koehn, sister Of the groom, wore troit. Celia. 125 RICHTON AVENUE a gown of pink taffeta and tulle Though at present she is spend- Miss Jeanne Sokol of Milwau- and carried a bouquet of pink lag her days doing commercial art C•Il Longfellow 5654. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Resnikoff roses. Mrs. A. Sampson, another .vork, Miss Gurvitch is continuing kee, Wis., is the house guest of Sliss Ann Tack of 2305 Hazelwood (Claire Atlivaick) has left on an sister of the groom, wore a gown her study of the line arts during extended motor trip through the avenue. of peach taffeta and tulle, with a her spare time. East, stopping at Catskill moun- sria1062 corsage of roses and lilies-of-the- tains and then sojourning in New A luncheon and rally of delight- valley. York City for on indefinite stay. ful character was given by Mrs. The bride's mother wore a gown Max Weksler, president of th of black crepe with a corsage of Women's League of the United roses and sweet peas, and the Mothers' Camp News: Hebrew Schools, Saturday eve- mother of the groom was gowned A recreation worker has been ning, July 9, at her home, 15900 in black satin and wore a corsage secured to take charge of the pro- Normandy avenue, to the officers of roses and sweet peas. gram for the Mothers' Club picnic a nd board of directors of the About lugging lunch along Preceding the ceremony, Julian which will be held at Belle Isle on when on your trip? We servo league. The home Was beautiful- Harris sang "0 Promise Me." Aft- Wednesday afternoon, July 13. very fresh, delicious food at all ly decorated with pink and white er the ceremony a dinner was There will be races for the chil- hours. streamers and tapers, with pink served for 200 guests. dren, no matter how old they are; and white roses adorning the Among the out-of-town guests CASS LAKE games, contests, and the same for tables. Mrs. Eva Pollack assisted present were: Mrs. L. D. Rachlin, the mothers. Prizes will be given COSNER DELICATESSEN the hostess. Hebrew and English Mrs. M. Rachlin, Miss Dorothy to the winners of the games and folk songs and old-fashioned danc- Rachlin, all of Chicago, and Mr. (Next to contests. Twenty cars have been Near Burlingame. ing was enjoyed by the guests dur- and Mrs. A. Cohen and Mrs. Lerec, secured to transport the picnicers Schroialer's Grocery Store.) all of Cincinnati. nig the evening. to and from the island. The only :Everything • Good Delicateaven Fur coats made to order. We repair and remodel your old requirement is that guests bring Should Have. SIMONS-WEINER coat to look like new. Storage. Mr. and Mrs. Marc. G. Cooper their own lunches and their The Beth Moses Synagogue was friends. No post cards are being of Fourteenth avenue have as 5. the scene of a beautifully appoint- sent, so please spread the word. their guest their sister, Mrs. Jeanne Cooper of London, Eng - ed wedding on Sunday, July 3, Everybody is invited. land, who is returning to Europe when Miss Ida Weiner, daughter Aug. 1 on the S. S. Leviathan. of Mrs. Jennie Weiner of LaSalle Mother.' Camp News: boulevard, became the bride of Weekly outing to the picnic Mrs. Nettie Speno of Miami, Samuel Simons, son of Mr. and grounds, which is about a mile and Fla., has arrived here to visit her Mrs. S. Simons of Pittsburgh, Pa. a quarter from the camp, was held Rabbi Strauss officiated. mother, Mrs. Jeanne Cooper of Friday and a picnic lunch was London, England, who is at pres- The bride looked attractive in served at noon. ent the guest of Mr. and Mrs. a period gown of taffeta, trimmed Next week, a berry-picking at Marc. G. Cooper. with silver lace. Iler veil was held Johnson's farm, two and one-half in place by a coronet of pearls. miles from camp, will be held. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Fischel is visiting She carried a shower bouquet of Johnson will furnish busses for with her daughter, Miss Fred bride's roses and lilies-of-the-val- transportation and will serve ber- ley. Decker of Boston boulevard. ries with cream as refreshments. Miss Ceal Silver, the maid of The Mothers' Camp is open for Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sisman and honor, was smartly gowned in registrations, which are being daughters. Louise and Janet, left peach colored taffeta. The brides- taken daily at the Jewish Center, Friday on an extended trip maids, the Misses Irene Lipman, 31 Melbourne. The rates are $12 through the Canadian Rocky Fannie Sand, wore bouffant taffeta per week for adults and $f for mountains. frocks in green and gold, respec- children under 7 years of age. A tively. All three carried arm bou- fee of $5 is charged at time of Mrs. Benjamin Fink and daugh- quets of roses in harmonizing registration for adults, which will shades. ter, Peggy, of Winona avenue be credited to their first week's H. W. Zimmerman was beat board. Further information Will spent the week-end at N'an Ettan Lake Lodge, Oscoda, Mich. man. The ushers were Al Harris Here's Your Opportunity to Secure Detroit's Beat be gladly given. Call Empire 4578. and Edward Weiner. Footwear at Radical Reductions! Mrs. Fred Ginsberg and chil- Little Miss Gloria Weitz actei An•Tik-Lik Club: dren awl her mother, Mrs. G. Bing, as flower girl and Master Charlet The An-Tik Lik Club of Fenkell are spending the summer at N'ain Weitz was the ring bearer. WE have added 1,760 pairs of short and diacon- avenue is going in manse to a Among the out-of-town guests moonlight on Tuesday evening, Ettan Lake Lodge. linued lines of this season's shoes-Oxfords, Strap were David Weiner of New York Slippers for street wear, and Evening Slippers. Val- July 12, accompanied by their Josenh Weinberg hi/ left for City and S. Sinning of 1'ittsburgh. sponsor. ues from $12.50 to $18.50, Camp Strongheart, Wis., where he Following a wedding journey in will act as counsellor, spending the the East, Mr. 1111(1 Mrs. Simons will Jewish Center Band: remainder of the summer there. be at home to their friends at REDUCED TO The children of the Jewish Cen- • 2615 Leslie avenue, ter Band have already left for the Mr. and Mrs. Morris Carvell Fresh Air Camp accompanied by have returned after a trip to Van AUERBACH-RABINOWITZ theri leader, I. Glass. There they Elton hike Lodge. They also The marriage of Miss Ann Ra- expect to spend two weeks, and spent some time at Grand haven, binowitz, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. one hour a day will be devoted to Mich. Louis Rabinowitz of Martindale practice. They also expect to fur- avenue, and Charles Auerbach was nish part of the musical program Mr. and Mrs. Julius Nathanson, solemnized Sunday, July 3, at the at the camp during their stay. who have been with the Grand Kirby Center. Rabbi F. Aishis- Opera House of Boston for the kM officiated. House Council Meeting: past seven years, and who have The bride wore a gown of bridal A meeting of the house council been engaged by the Second Ave. satin trimmed with lace and em- is being called for Wednesday eve- broillereil in pearls. The cap- Tung, July 20, at which time plans nue Theater of New York City for 1529 Washington Blvd. 2114 Park Ave. shape headdress of her long tulle will be made for a big outing to the coming season, are visiting Adjoining Stotler Hotel. Women's Exchange Bldg. veil was caught with orange blos- which all the members of the clubs their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Na- thanson of 2205 West Euclid ave - some. She carried a shower bou- affiliated with the Jewish Center nue. Their daughter, Rhea, is quet of bride's roses. will be invited, together with their spending, the summer at Camp The bride's attendants were: friends, Somerset, Oakland, Me. Miss Edith Rabinowitz. maid-of- A N ATMOSPHERE DE LIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT honor; Mrs. Moms Rubin, mat- Mrs. Joseph Ziff of 1970 Atkin- ron-of-honor; Miss Bee Liberman land, Niagara Falls and points son avenue entertained at her and Miss Auerbach, bridesmaids, east. Upon their return they will home, with a linen shower, I al Sat. and little Miss Alice Lieberman, reside at 557 Englewood avenue. Cooled by Washed, Circulating Air urday, in honor of her niece, Miss flower girl. Sadie Rycus, whose marriage to Nathan Rabinowitz acted as ZIMMERMAN-SILVER Abe Max will t0- an event •,1' Aug best man and the ushers were Mor- The marriage of Miss real Sib 28. Covers were laid for fio ris Auerbach and Arth I ur G e man. ver (laughterof •1r and NIr s. Following a honeymoon trip to Michael Silver of Woodrow Wil- guests. Nliss Ryeus was the re- New York City, Mr. and Mrs. son avenue, and II. W. Zimmer- cipient of many hooln if ul gifts, Auerbach will reside at 11417 man, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Mrs. Albert Grauer and Mrs. North Nlartindale avenue. Zimmerman. took place Sunday, Raymond Rosenberg and daugh- July 10, at the B'nai B'rith Com- ter, Hilda, of 1954 Virginia park ROSENTHAL-NEIDLE Center, Rabbi A. M. have left for an extended visit to Miss Hilda .Neidle of Cleveland, munity Hershman officiating. Buffalo, N. Y. Ohio, was united in marriage to The bride wore an ivory satin Money Rosenthal of Detroit on period gown trimmed with seed Mrs. Noah Newman and dough- Sunday, June 26, at the Hotel pearl and rose point lace. The ter, I harlotte, of 314 Elmhurst And you will appreciate the ever-present Statler, ( leveland. Among the rap-shaped veil was held in place avenue have returned from a l0- Detroiters who attended the wed- with a wreath of orange blossoms. day motor suggestion of hospitality and the perfect trip to Chicago, ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph She carried a shower bouquet of service as well as our now famous cuisine. Rosenthal and (laughter, Rhea; roses, lilies-of-the-valley- and baby Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jacobson of Mr. and Mrs. D. Rosenthal, 2408 breath. Miilwaukee are the guesta of their Calvert avenue; E. M. Rosenthal After the ceremony, dinner was children, Mr. and Sirs. Maurice and M. Rosenthal, 2400 Calvert served for 75 guests. Dancing fol- Morris of Pingree avenue . avenue; Mr. and Mrs. M. Thome, lowed the dinner. -- 15009 LaSalle boulevard; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman left Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Cohen, fur- The Coffee Shop will serve as a Sunday Special Mrs. N. D. Metzger, 2532 Pingree on a motor trip through the Mid- merly of Virginia park, are now avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ro- die West and upon their return residing at the Chatham Hotel. Chicken Pct Pie, family style. for 50c senthal, 2224 Blaine avenue. will reside in Detroit. 20% Discount ASSETS: Cash Notes Receivable Accommodation Loans Land Contract• Receivable (Wilkins) ... Land Contracts Receivable (Division) Land and Buildings Equipment-Auto Equipment-Furniture zmelhoch Woodward Thru to Washington DEXTER FUR SHOP ODORLESS AND PERFECT BALANCE SHEET AS OF APRIL I, "Spiritual healing" was the chief lopie of discussion at the 1927 meeting of the Central Conference of American Rabbis held at Cape Siuy. Rabbi Leon Frain hiss just returned from the conference, and in Ids sermon on Saturday morn. ing, July Di, he will tell the congre- gation the story If the great de• bate which took place between the rabbis on that highly interesting subject. Rabbi Faun will also touch upon other subjects which came under discussion such as "The Conversion of non-lew to Judaism," "The Es- tablishment of a Bureau for Social Justly,. Research," "Spinoza's Coni• patibility with Judaism" and "The New Enthusiasm over Adult Edw. ,ati.:11." "When Rabbis Meet" is Ow general title of the rabbi's ser- mon. Saturday services begin al (clock. They occupy 4011.4 hour, in- cluding the sermon. The 11111'4W:1i background of the service is rend- ered by Miiss Rhea Harris, vocal- ist, and Nliss Tobin, pianist. On Saturday, July 23, Rabbi 1.'1 . 11111 will speak on "The Crisis in Palestine." M. A. PEREIRA, Manager The Forest Cleaners restore the wholesome freshness of your sum- mer dresses, making them look like new. It costs so little to look your best when you send your clothing to the Forest Cleaners regularly. Our Service Car calls and de- livers promptly. Regular service to all parts of Detroit. 533 - 37 Forest Ave. E. Mrs. Charles Hopp of New York is the guest of her mother, Mrs. B.'Traub of Webb avenue. FRAM TO SPEAK ON SPIRITUAL HEALING 574.88 242.31 10000 917.19 Af redi. RU BY Inc You Will Really Enjoy Sunday Dinner at the Detroit-Leland Table d'hOte $2 a plate DRAPKEN-FINK Miss Jane Fink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fink, and George Drapken, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Drapken, were united in marriage on Sunday, July 10, at the Eman- uel Synagogue, Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiating. The bride wan charming in a white satin tight-bodiced gown trimmed with tulle and orange blossoms. Her cap-shaped veil was held in place by a coronet of rhinestones. She carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies-of-the- valley. Mr. and Mrs. Drapken left on a wedding trip, stopping at Cleve- Mr. and Mrs. Simon S. Marx and sons, Milton and Julius, of Glad- The marriage of Miss Pearl stone avenue have returned from Sklar, daughter of Mrs. S. Sklar, ■ delightful motor trip to Pitts- and Maxwell Solovitch, son of Mrs. burgh. Rose Solovitch, took place on Sun- day, June 26, at the home of the Ben Lowenstein and children, brid e, 1947 Gladstone avenue. Mr. and Mrs. I3. I.. Samuels, of Wearing a gown of gray crepe and Chicago have returned home after a pale pink picture hat, the bride spending two weeks with his chil- looked lovely and was given in dren, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Rosen- marriage by her mother. blatt of Collingswood avenue. Following a wedding trip in the South, Mr. and Mrs. Solovitch will Mrs. L. E. Davidson •nd chil• reside at 3295 Rochester avenue. dren, Sherwin and Leah Hope, of Birmingham are ,ipending several Make no absolute promises, for weeks with their cousins, Mr. and nobody will help you to perform Mrs. Maurice M. Safir, 3005 Chi- them. ago boulevard. SOLOVITCH-SK LAR or Roast Spring Lamb with Mint Sauce and New Peas 50c Telephone Reservations Accepted Call RA ndolph 2300 DETROIT-LELAND HOTEL WM. J . CIIITTENDEN. pc, Manager DIRECTION CONTINENTAL-I. ILLA ND CORP. BAGLEY AND CASS AVENUES