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1 WOMEN'S LEAGUE
TO HOLD PICNIC
gXCLUSIVE
FUR COATS
and WRAPS
Our AUGUST SALE
0 F GUARANTEED
QUALITY FURS offers
t h e ideal opportanitg
to select your winter
tom ,
. . beenase of the
economy in the pri,ent
low prices.. . .
.0.1I('('aitse of the
superior pelts in this
first presentation.. . .
. . . because a nom-
inal deposit holds any
selection (storage
gratis) lentil wanted.
13.Skai.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Viedrah
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rose of and family are leaving for Ottawa,
24:12 West Grand avenue are re- C81111,111, to be gone two weeks.
ceiving congratulations on the
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gross-
birth of a daughter, Geraldine,
man (Charlotte C. Milan), who
born July 28.
have been spending a part of their
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lewis honeymoon at the Grand Hotel,
(Beals Zeckman) Of 2532 Blaine Mackinac Island, have returned to
avenue are receiving congratula- the city and are now residing at
tions on the birth of a (laughter, the Ise Crest apartments.
Sara Gail, born Aug. 12.
Complimenting Miss Esther Le-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cohn vitt, a bride-elect of Aug. 21,
(Ethel Cohen) are receiving con- Miss Evelyn Levinson entertained
gratulationa on the birth of a son, with a handkerchief shower and
bridge luncheon at her home on
Alyn Sheldon, born Aug. 11.
Ilogarth avenue on Aug. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Minus (Es-,
Miss Fay Levenson left on an
telle Harris) of 3040 Fullerton
avenue are receiving congratula- extended trip to Toledo, Cleveland
tions on the birth of a daughter, and Columbus, where she will visit
Betty Michelle, Aug. 13.
relatives and friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Green-
blatt Melva Edelson) of Duane
street are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a son, born
Aug. 15.
Rabbi SoloMonKleinplatz, chief
f
S
nd
ro-
n e
to
AP-
Would you be satisfied with your
own appearance? You look your
best when you are smartly dressed.
And you can keep well-dressed with
a very modest wardrobe when you
use our service. Summer suits-Palm
Beaches, tropicals and flannels --
should be cleaned at least once every
month.
rabbi of Malkin, Poland, is in De-
troit for the purpose of raising
funds for the Mesywta, the relief
'committee of the Rabbinical Col-
lege of Warsaw, Poland. Rabbi
Kleinplatz was appointed by Rabbi
Plotzky as the American represen-
tative of that institution.
Rabbi Kleinplatz is well known
to Polish Jews in America, being
one of the must outstanding spirit-
ual leaders in Poland. llis mission
has the endorsement of a great
many American rabbis.
Co-operation and aid have been
promised Rabbi Kleinplatz by
many rabbis and prominent Jewish
leaders of the city in order that the
rabbinical college, which has more
than 300 students, may continue
its work.
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
MO HEL
Reeonitnenited by many
Itstroil physicians for
their own children as
well as others.
"Use the Forest Service regularly. It's a good
service and a good habit."
1810 Hazelwood Ave.
Phone Empire 6428.
Daily Deliveries to
all parts of Detroit
REV. J. SILVERMAN
nn trc `,. rro
FOREST CLEANERS
AND DYERS
Mohel Specialist.
25 Year.' Experience
.
Melrose 4200
533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.
Leading
Phygienin,
I Endorsed by
12073
Gladstone
Euclid 10467.
Cantor •I Holbrook Synagogue.
"A Modern Plant With Modern Methods."
Under the personal man-
agement of Mrs. Louis Elli-
man and Mrs. lien Mrixnrr.
Stressing style and quality
at modest price. Elliman's
I.-n(0re dres ses (If Otte price-
$ 5 .0 0
Catering to the Larger Woman As Well.
Milliner9
Specializing
in
Hats tit
$5
Costume Jewelry
Hand Bags
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The Flattering Sheerness
of Vamp--Toe Chiffon
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Jack Grush of Cincinnati spent
several days in this city.
MRS. SAMUEL KALT
opposite the baseball grounds.
Races, games and various other
forms of amusement will be pro-
vided, with prizes for the winners.
Mrs. Samuel Kelt and Mrs. F.
Richmond are joint chairmen of the
affair, assisted by 'Mesdames Rose
Burton, H. E. Linpett, I. Light-
stone, S. Shultz, EV11 Pollack and
Max Weksler. The public is in-
vited.
1.95
Miss Minnie Goldberg of New
was the guest of her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman, over
the week-end.
Three Pairs, 5.70
Himelhoch's-IlimeEllose-First Floor.
1
fs.
the bride, assisted as maid of
honor and wore 0 pink tulle gown,
bodice effect, and a silver tulle pic-
Miss Ruth Berman of 8230
ture hat to MAIL .5 her shoes, and
Beaubien street has returned from
carried a shower bouquet of pink
a motor trip through the West,
roses.
visiting, Battle ('reek, Jackson,
Sol Levine of Chicago was best
Elkhart, South Bend and Chicago.
man.
While in Chicago, she was the
The
bridesmaids, Mrs. Jack
guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Da-
Fishman, Mrs. Hurry Salzman,
vis, formerly of Detroit, being ex-
Miss
Gladys
Speller, Miss Jean
tensively entertained.
Ilirschnuin, Mrs. Ned Lippitt and
Mrs. Sam Salzman, wore gowns of
Miss Lillian Pechinsky was hos-
CHERRIN-CHATLIN
yellow tulle, green tulle, pink tulle
tess to 30 geusts at a birthday
.1 pretty wedding took place on and pink georgette They all wore
party on Aug. 7 given by her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Pechmsky Sunday, Aug. 14, when Miss Syl silver tulle picture hats to match
via Chatlin became the bride of their shoes and carried shower
of 1989 Clairmount avenue.
Archie Cherrin, son of Mr. and bouquets of pink roses, held to-
Mrs. Nathan Silin and two Mrs. II. Cherrin, at the home of gether with ribbon to match their
daughters and son of Erie, Pa., the bride's mother at 2083 Glad- gowns.
Little Misses Shirley and !Ishii
have been the guests of Mr. and stone avenue. Rabbi A. 'AL Ashin-
Lippitt were flower girls and wore
Mrs. I. B. Krauss and faintly of sky ofliciated.
The ceremony took place in pink georgette dresses and carried
('.hone street and Mr. and Mrs. A.
a baskets of rose petals and roses.
J. Silin and daughter of Leslie front of the fireplace, which was
Mrs. Schneider, mother of the
moss of floral decorations, consist-
avenue.
ing of white roses and lilies-of-the- bride, wore a gown of pink geor-
Mrs. C. C. Naumann of Crane valley. The room was decorated gette and Mrs. Duberstein, mother
avenue and Mrs. J. Thornhorough with palms, making an aisle - way of the groom, was dressed in a
of Clairmount avenue were hos- for the bride. Miss Selma Mund- ',lack georgette gown, both carry-
ing arm bouquets of pink roses.
tesses at a bridge-luncheon and stok played the wedding march.
The bride was beautiful in a
After the ceremony dinner was
dinner party for 14 guests on
Wednesday afternoon anti evening gown of ivory satin, trimmed with served to 175 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Duberstein left
at the Detroit Masonic Country bridal lace, with a long tight bod-
Club. Among the out-of-town ice and full skirt, a pointed bertha for an extended wedding trip to
bridal
lace
forming
a
collar
of
the
northern part of Michigan and
guests in whose honor they enter-
tained were Mrs. F. .1. Michels small sleeve. She carried a show- Illinois and upon their return will
er
bouquet
of
bridal
roses,
lilies-
reside in Detroit.
(Gussie Weiss) of Cleveland, Mrs.
W. Rohde (Ruth Weiss) of San of-the-valley and baby breaths.
Mrs. Joseph Kohn of Russell
GROSSMAN-ROSENTHAL
Francisco, Calif., and the Misses
Ada Leader and Rose Geller of Woods, sister of the groom, was
Mrs. Fannie Rosenthal of Carte r
of
maid
of
honor
and
wore
a
gown
Brooklyn, N. Y., and Bertha Kapp
avenue announces the marriage of
midnight blue velvet trimmed with
of Chicago.
her daughter, Rhea, to William
sequins, and carried a shower bou- Grossman, which took place on
Charles Cowan of 1564 Leslie quet of roses. Joseph Kohn as- Sunday, Aug. 14.
avenue announces the approaching sisted the groom as best man.
After the ceremony a dinner
marriage of his daughter, Ethel
KURZMAN.R01t0°F
Geraldine, to Meyer Blatt, son of was served to the immediate fami-
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rokolf an-
Mrs.
Bernard
Blatt,
to
Mr 81111
the marriage of their
nounce
Mr. and Mrs. Cherrin left for
take place on Sunday, Aug. 28, at
an extended trip to Cleveland, daughter, Jean, to Kenneth Kurz•
p. m. No cards.
man,
which
took place on Sunday,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls and will
Aug. 14, at the Elkin Hotel, Mt.
Mrs. Theodore Golden and SOH, be at home at 2050 Pingree ave-
Clemens.
Jack, of 9034 LaSalle, boulevard nue after Sept. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurzman left for
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have returned from a two months
a wedding trip and will be at home
ROSSEN-GINSBERG
motor tour through the East. They
after Sept. 1 at 7335 Wetherby
Congregation Mishkan Israel
visited New York, Atlantic City
was the scene of a very pretty avenue.
tex
Weddings - Engagements - liangweta
-For All Social Functions.
Strictly Kosher Caterer.
M. A. PEREIRA, Manager
iiinmagrs
and the New England states.
wedding on Aug. 14, when Miss
Dorothy Rossen, daughter of Mrs.
Pauline Rossen became the bride
(1 f D av id .1 Ginsber g, 9011 of Mr
and Mrs. Morris Ginsberg. The
ceremony was performed at 7:30
o'clock, with Rabbi Isaac Stollman
itfficiating.
Miss Rossen, who was given in
marriage by her brother, William
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern and Rossen, was charming in a bout-
family and Mrs. Sarah Rosenzweig fant gown of ivory satin trimmed
are among the recent arrivals at with rose pointe lace, beaded with
Charlevoix. pearls. Her long veil of emboi-
A Dress Shop for Milady
Smart Women Like
Sam Rosenberg has returned
home after spending 10 days in
Boston, Mass.
Miss Mollie Mellow of Hazel-
wood avenue has recently returned
from a trip abroad to attend the
engagement reception of Miss Ann
Levin of Wark avenue to her
brother, Morris, to take place on
Sunday , Aug. 21, at the Fort
Wayne hotel.
ANNOUNCING
[49191 MAN'S
GRAND OPENING
Woodward Th.., to WashIngtor:
:Mrs. }mamma Rosenberg and
daughters, Harriet Rose a nd
Helen, of Detroit are the guests of
51r. and Mrs. II. F. Anthony.
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Mrs. .1. C. Hirschfield left on
Wednesday for Kalamazoo, to be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Raphbel.
Seymour, born Aug. 7.
POLISH RABBI HERE •
FOR WARSAW COLLEGE
If you could meet yourself
face-to-face
finielhoch 7.,
The Misses Myrtle and Evelyn
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Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Slobin (Far
The Northwestern NV o m e n's Spiesberger of Chicago are the
Shatzen) of 2331 Elmhurst aye-
guests
of Mrs. Frances Levy, hav-
League of the ('oiled Hebrew
nue are receiving felicitations on
Schools will hold its Seltittld annual ing arrived last Saturday.
the birth of a (laughter, Arlene
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levine of picnic all day Sunday at Belle Isle,
Irma, on Aug. 3.
9391 Mack avenue have as their
Mrs. Alive Goldsmith of New
house guest over the week-end
York, who was the guest of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldberg of their nephews, Ralph and Howard
Mrs. N. Spiesberger, has left for
1161 West Ferry avenue are re-
Detroit to visit with friends.
Levy of l'ittsburgh.
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, Beatrice, on
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiss of
Mrs. Minnie Weiss of 2931
Aug. 3.
Detroit have returned to their home
Clements avenue has as her house
after spending some time as the
guest
Miss
Jan
Shapiro
of
New
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sachs
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
York City, whose engagement to
(Alice Frank) of 3402 Atkinson
II irschlield.
Jack Weiss of this city was recent-
avenue are receiving congratula-
ly
announced.
tions on the birth of a son, Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert LeVay
and daughter, Miss Marion LeVay,
are now residing in their new
home at 21(26 Calvert avenue.
Miss Anita Hosdin and Miss
Rose 1.ondon are spending the
month of August at Crystal Lake,
N. Y.
Miss Selma Mildred Lightstone,
whose marriage to Harold I.ewis
Becker will be an event of Sept.
8, has been the inspiration for
much unusual entertaining. Among
those who honored Miss Lightstone
were Miss Annette Schneider, Miss
Lois Roth and Miss Henrietta
Benson.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis L. Barnett
have returned from a week-end
trip to Grand Rapids.
Miss Gertrude Goldstein of
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DETROIT HOTELS.
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Call Longfellow 5654.
tAn atmosphere delightfully different
SUNDAY
DINNER.
de luxe$
This innovation-a carefully planned table d'h6te-will
The quality of the De-
certainly please you
troit-Leland's CUiSIIIC this made the hotel a
rendezvous for those who like to dine
well in the most pleasant
environment.
You will feel that en atmosphere
delightfully damn, permeates
every pert of this unusual hotel.
It is really hut t into the furnish-
ings and des, .... Ions and refits.
led in the motor, of those oho
serve. Come and vino • auud
dinner and our luxurious
lounles and other
public rooms.
The Collie Shop
will serve as a
Wine is the tomb of memory.
HALF OF A ROAST
le e
Wlill VEGETABLES
k
SPRING CHICKEN
for 95c
Clean Rugs Make a
Cheerful Home.
Cooled by washed, circulating air
National Carpet ).
Cleaning Co.
tiered tulle was held in place by
sprays of orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet of bridal
Cleaners of Fine Carpets and
roses, lilies-of-the-valley and baby
Upholstered Furniture.
breath.
Miss Rebecca Rossen attended
3028 FOURTEENTH AVE.
her sister as maid of honor, wear-
ing a gown of rose georgette, with
Phone Glendale 5375.5376
a headdress of rhinestones. She
Detroit.
carried an arm bouquet of tea
rows, held together with tulle to
make her gown. Charles Brass S.
acted as best man.
The bridesmaids, the Misses Bet-
ty Baskin, Margot Lazar, Freda
Ginsberg and Edith Rossini, wore
gowns of flesh chiffon, with head-
dresses of rhinestones. Each car-
ried an arm bouquet of tea roses.
Those serving as ushers were:
Philip Rossen, Samuel Bean, Ar-
thur Gilman and Joseph Resnick.
Little Sylvia Rossen, who acted
as flower girl, looked very sweet,
dressed in white, with a band of
rhinestones, and carried a basket
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DETROIT-LELAND HOTEL
CHITTENDEN, JR., Manager
WILLIAM J.
BAGLEY AT CASS AVENUE
41st - Au t Sale of
is Furs
Cleveland General Hospital has re- of flowers. Master Gilbert Swartz
turned to Cleveland after spending acted as ring bearer.
Mrs. Rossen wore a gown of
several weeks as the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Albert II. Krohn at their black satin and Mrs. Morris Gins-
summer home at Cedar Island, berg wore a gown of rose geor-
gette.
Ont.
Following the ceremony dinner
Miss Rita Welt was hostess at was served to 200 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ginsberg left for
a musical at her home at 2994
Richton avenue on Aug. 15. The a wedding trip to Duluth, on their
following participated: The Misses way back stopping at Chicago, Ra-
Mollie Meistrich, F. Lipson, S. I.ip- cine, Wis., and other points.
son, S. Zingeser, C. Welt, R. Hof-
DUBERSTE IN-SCHNEIDER
fer, M. Pearson, F. Haar.
An event of awe inspiring beau-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
War- ty was the wedding of Miss Sophie
ner and son of Calvert avenue, Schneider, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Prince and son of Elm- Mrs. Max Schneider of 2530 West
hurst avenue and Miss Elizabeth Philadelphia avenue, and William
Finley are spending several weeks Duberstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Duberstein of Chicago, which
as guests at the Van Ettan Lake
took place Sunday evening, Aug.
Lodge, Oscoda.
14, in the ballroom of the Hotel
Alan Kopelson and Saul Ab- Statler, the ceremony being per-
ramovitz are spending three weeks formed by Rabbis A. M. Hersh-
hiking through Northern Michi- man and Joseph Eisenman.
Covered with a mass of white
gan.
roses and carnations, the altar was
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Mrs. !fettle Barovack and chil- a thing of veritable beauty. A
dren of New York City, who have hell of white roses ilaidrled from
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. the center of the canopy. Stand-
J. Glasser and Mr. and Mrs. ards filled with white roses and
Site Shapiro, have returned to carnations held together with
their home on Saturday after a white ribbons formed an aisleway
two months' stay in the city. Mrs. through which the bride passed.
The bride was very charming in
Barovock was extensively enter-
tained during her visit in the city. a gown of white satin bodice with
a full skirt of ruffles made of sil-
Among the many Detroiter§ who ver lace. It was trimmed with a
left on Wednesday to attend the Queen Ann collar of silver Ince,
Rumack.Abramson wedding in To- held together with rosebuds. Her
ronto are Mr. and :Mrs. 11. J. Glas- veil, which was made of silver lace,
ser, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shapiro, wan of Egyptian effect and had a
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whites, Mr. long train which hung on the floor,
and Mrs. Frank Koffman, Mr. and the bottom of which was trimmed
Mrs. Moe Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs with lace. She carried a shower
David Kalish, Mr. and Mrs. A. bouquet of bridal roses and lilies-
Koffman and the groom's father, of-the-valley.
Mies Minnie Schneider, sister of
A. Koffman.
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