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Marring's
BROMBERG-BEERBOHM
Wins Hadassah
Beauty Contest
v.
The marriage of Suzanne Rhoda Miss Nathalie Rosenman Is
Beerbohm, daughter of Mr. and
Awarded First Prize at
Mrs. Samuel Beerbohm, to Paul
Out-door Dance,
David Bromberg, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Bromberg, took
place at 8 o'clock Tuesday eve-
Miss Nathalie Rosenman, the
ning, Aug. 23, at a simple and charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
If
beautiful ceremony performed by Chas. II. Rosenman of the Subway
Rabbi A. M. Hershman at the Stet Flower Shop, won first prize in the
Toni Weinberger and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Gordon of Burlin-
ler liotel, in the presence of mem-
game avenue, who has been in the Betty, of Burlingame avenue have
bers of the families; and a few in-
returned from a most interesting
East, is at present in Boston.
timate friends. Rabbi Gordon of
and extensive European trip.
Toronto, who officiated at the wed-
ding of the bride's parents, was
Mrs. Samuel J. Berkowitz of
Miss Rebecca Alper, daughter of
also to have been present for the
3365 Richton avenue have re-
ceremony but ill-health detained
turned from a three weeks' stay Hirsh B. Alper, has returned from
a vacation trip to West Virginia
him at his home. The wedding
at South Haven and Chicago.
and Pittsburgh.
march was played by Miss Ger-
trude Sarnoff and Miss Lillian
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Glasser were
Garfinkel of Toronto sang "Oh
William LaGrange and Izak La
among the out-of-town guests at
Promise Me." The bride was given
the Rumack-Abramson wedding in Grange of Cape Town, South Af-
away by her father. The aisle was
rica, were the week-end guests of
Toronto.
marked off with white satin rib-
Dr. and Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler of Bur-
bon, flanked by high standards
Mr. and Mrs. David Hillenberg lingame avenue.
filled with fall flowers, and the
and son, Sidney, have returned
ceremony was performed under a
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Levine and
from a three weeks' motor trip to
Spanish arch with a background of
New York, Atlantic City, Washing- daughter, Nancy, of Negaunee,
palms.
Mich.,
visited friends and relatives
ton and Baltimore.
The bride was attired in a sleeve-
in the city this week.
less white period model, with a
Mr. and Mrs. Jay 1. Jay and
long faille bodice and peplum, del-
Miss Ruth Mandelker has re-
sons are spending a fortnight in
icately embroidered in the tiniest
turned to her home in Cleveland
New
York.
of seed pearls, and an extremely
following a visit with Miss Miriam
bouffant skirt formed of layers of
Finsterwald of Chicago boulevard.
Mrs. J. Jacobson has returned
French net, finished with bindings
NATHALIE ROSENMAN
from a three weeks' visit at South
of faille at the uneven hem line,
Miss Rove I'hilips is visiting her
which almost touched the floor in
parents in New York. She will re-
back. The long tulle veil was held beauty contest held under the aus-
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PilVK
of
the
Hadassah
at
their
out-
turn in time to resume her teach-
in place by a juliet cap of orange
Among the Detroiters who are
blossoms, on the train. White door dance at Granada park Aug. spending some time at the Grand ing duties with the opening of the
fall semester.
satin shoes were worn with the 22.
Hotel at Mackinac are Mr. and
This is the second time that Miss Haven, Mich.
costume and short white kid pull-
Mrs. Sidney Frank.
Harold B. Desenbere is visiting
on gloves, the bride carrying a Rosenman has carried off first hon-
Colonial bouquet of gardenias and ors in it beauty contest, having won
Re'verend Anthony Rosenfeld of his parents in Buchanan, Mich. He
valley lilies. The string of pearls last year's contest conducted by 2010 West Philadelphia avenue, will return to resume his practice
of law immediately after Labor
worn during the ceremony was the the liadassult.
cantor of B'nai Moshe Synagogue,
gift of the groom.
Besides having a natural beauty, has returned from a three weeks' Day.
Miss
Roseanne!'
is
very
talented
in
stay
in
New
York
City.
The maid of honor was Miss
Mrs. Jack Lewis of Chicago
Ann Bromberg of El Paso, sister the dramatic field. She had the
:tending part in her class play at
boulevard has returned from a
of the groom, who wore a French
Mrs. Samuel
Burnstine
and
Central high school in June, 1926. daughter.
Inez, and
Mrs. Fannie
visit in Cleveland.
period model of silver lace and
carried a Colonial bouquet of
It is said that Miss Rosenman Selinsky are sojourning in the
has turned down a contract for the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Markowitz of
rose sand valley lilies. The brides-
stage as she believes the silver
Beaubien street entertained with
maids were Miss Mign Beerbohm,
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screen preferable for her type of
a
dinner
on Sunday, Aug. 14, in
cousin of the bride, and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stern and
beauty.
honor of the bar mitzvah of their
Goldie Smith of Toronto. They
small son, Norman, are now resid-
Miss Rose n
son,
Marvin.
Covers were laid for
were gowned in green chiffon and
man is 17 years of ing at 2019 Elmhurst avenue.
age.
30 guests.
carried Colonial bouquets similar
September 1st to October I st
inclusive
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venience of our many patrons who reside
in the northwest section of the city. The
same policy of three (3) fresh bakings daily,
which characterized our other store at Winder
and Hastings street, will prevail here.
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We take order. for veddings, parties and all kind. of
inactions.
At both
of our stores you will find the
breads, rakes and pastries ix the city.
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tip Opening of ouryni;Cocation
llotuillg Pest:pfnellions
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to the honor maid. Little l'hyllis
Mrs. Irving Gould of LaSalle
Mrs. Sloe Lansky has returned
Kirschbaum made a very charming
boulevard has motored to New
from a week-end at Cedar Point,
flower girl and was also attired in
York to visit with relative's and
Ohio.
green chiffon. Ushers were Saul
friends.
A large group of members at-
Beerbohm, brother of the bride;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Koffman
Sydney Bromberg, brother of the tended the first golf tournament
The NI itsees Sylvia Leader, Flor-
groom, and Norman and Alex of Detroit Lodge, No. 55, Knights enc• Pearlman and Ann Stewart and sons, Stanford and Ross Louis,
of
1956 Pingree avenue have re-
of
Pythias,
held
Tuesday,
Aug.
9,
Beerbohm, cousins of the bride.
base returned from a two-weeks
turned after spending 10 days in
Mrs. Beerbohm, mother of the at Sylvan Glen Golf Club.
stay at South Haven and Chicago.
Chicago.
At the luncheon which was
bride, was attired in 0 draped
model of nude colored satin with served after the tournament prizes
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zussa have
Sirs. L. H. Pollock has returned
a rhinestone ornament, and wore were awarded to the winners of left for an extended Eastern trip.
to her home in Asheville, N. C.,
shoes and hose to match. Mrs. the putting contest, driving con-
following
a visit with her sister,
i Bromberg, mother of the groom, test, kickers' handicap and for low
The marriage of Sliss Sadie Ry-
was gowned in black satin and gross score In addition, every cus to Abe Max will take place Mrs. Sol Shaw of Webb avenue.
tulle trimmed in rhinestones and member who participated was pre- on Sunday, Aug. 28, at Hotel Stig-
Mrs. Rose Sties of Atlanta, Ga.,
sequins with matching accesso- sented with 11 high class golf ball. ler.
is the house guest of Mrs. Oscar
The chancellor commander of
ries. Both wore shoulder cor-
Wander of 1.eslie avenue.
.1 feature grout) at
the
lodge
announced
that
he
will
sage's of orchids and valley lilies.
Mrs. Pauline Ruffman of Edison
The long table was decorated present the chancellor's cup to the avenue has returned from an ex-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Hollander
with a beautiful centerpiece of winner of the next tournament, tended European trip.
arrived in the city Sunday for a
flowers and candelabra. The color which will be held some time in
four weeks' stay. They are stop-
scheme throughout was green, September.
In honor of M iss Louise Press, ping at the Addison Hotel. Many
white and silver.
whose marriage to Joseph Mandell social affairs are being planned in
Among the out-of-toss n guests
will be an event of Sept. 4, at Bay their honor
were Mr. and Mrs. Bromberg, Kalamazoo, and B. Adelman of City, Mrs. Rae Press and Mrs.
parents of the groom; Ann Brom- New York.
Dare Cohen were joint hostesses
Mrs. J. II. Ball and Mrs. Alex
berg, sister of the groom; Sydney
Mr. and Mrs. Cook left for an at a personal shower and Sirs. Werbe were joint hostesses at a
TRESSING the new Paris
Bromberg, brother of the groom, Eastern wedding trip, after which Henry block entertained at a mis-
themes for Autumn. Chunels
luncheon and bridge at the Savoy
and Benjamin l'rensky, cousin of they will reside in Detroit.
Miss
eellaneous shower.
bows and bolero treatments.
Press in compliment to Sirs. Rose Stien
the groom, all of El Paso; Mrs.
received many lovely gifts.
Vionnete's
kinetic tucked lines,
of Atlanta.
Samuel Cornfield, grandmother of
SONENSTRALL.SISLER
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circular side draperies, pleats side
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the bride; Miss Marian Cornfield
Temple Emanuel was the scene Mrs. Edward J. Levitt and
draped
and
double-V necklines.
Mrs. Joseph H. Lewis, daughter
and Miss Sylvia Cornfield, aunts of a very pretty ceremony on Sun- daughter, Barbara, left for New
The new copper leaf shade. The
Henrietta and son Hershel, of Bur-
of the bride; Mrs. Samuel Rogul, day, Aug. 21, when Miss Lillian York to visit prior to sailing for
new tans and blues. Black is
lingame avenue have returned
Mrs. Harold A. Farber, Mrs. Jack Sisler, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Europe with Dr. Levitt in No-
strongly featured.
from a two weeks' stay at Van
Friedland, Mrs. M. Roth, Mrs. Ja- Morris Sisler, became the bride of vember.
Ettan Lake.
cob Smith, Miss Jeanne Solomon, Al Sonenstrall, son of Mr. and
Third Floor.
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Miss Betty Griss, Miss Goldie Mrs. Sam Sonenstrall of Bay City,
Mr. and Sire. Edward Ilarris of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rycus will
Smith, Miss Jennie Smith, Miss Rabbi Ashinsky officiated. The 647 Medbury avenue wilt be at
be hosts at a dinner Saturday eve-
Other Frocks 16.00 Up
Lillian Garfinkel, Leon Scher and bride was charming in a period home on Sunday, Aug. 28, after-
rting in compliment to their daugh-
Sydney Roth, all of Toronto; Dr. gown of white duchess satin. Her noon and evening, in honor of the
ter, Miss Sadie Rycus, and Abe
and Mrs. Scher of Mt. Clemens.
veil was cup shape, of real lace bar mitzvah of their son, Joseph. Max, whose marriage will take
The bride's going-away costume and embroidered in pearls. Orange No cards.
place on Sunday, Aug. 28. Among
wag a brown ensemble consisting blo.ssomsadorned it. She carried
the numerous affairs in honor of
of a two-piece crepe dress worn a bridal bouquet of white roses.
Mrs. Max Frank and family of Miss Rycus were a linen shower by
under an English coat of tweed
Burlingame avenue have returned Mrs. Joseph Ziff and daughter,
with red fox trimmings, an Eng- of Miss
Mary
Kauffman,
as in maid
honor,
was
attractive
an from a month's sojourn at Van Fannie; personal shower by Miss
lish brown felt hat and oxfords orchid gown with bouffant skirt of Ettan Lake.
Esther Mitnick; a bridge-luncheon
1452 FARMER ST., COR. JOHN R., NEAR WOODWARD
and bag of alligator.
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lace. The bridesmaid, Miss Frances
at which Mrs. Abe Heller was hos-
Mr. and Mrs. Bromberg will Wolf, wore white. Joe Sisler per-
Dr. Harry C Metzger who is tess; stocking and handkerchief
make their home in Detroit.
formed the duties of best man. Mr. specializing in pediatrics at the shower tendered by Mrs. William rr
Minneapolis,
Hospital,
and Mrs. Sonenstrall have left for General
Cohen; iniseellaneous shower given
COOK-FELDMAN
a trip to Chicago._
Minn., is visiting with his mother, jointly by Sirs. Sidney Max and
Mrs.
Moses
Metzger,
and
sister and Mrs. Sol Fienberg; evening party
A very pretty ceremony took
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. by Miss Lillian Meizele and lunch-
MITCHEL-OPPENHEIM
place on Sunday evening, Aug. 14,
Miss Helen Oppenheins daugh- Metzger of 25:12 Pingree avenue, eon and theater party with Miss
at the Emanuel Synagogue, when
Miss Rose Feldman, daughter of ter of Mrs. Rose Oppenheim, was for a period of two weeks.
Sara Penick as hostess.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman of united in marriage with Samuel
— Kirby and St. Antoine.
Mrs. William A. Fenner is
Philadelphia and Byron.
3243 Tuxedo avenue, and Jack Mitchel on Sunday, Aug.
In honor of Joseph Olenikoft of
21, at spending a month at Long Beach, 943 Alger avenue, who has left for
Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer the home of the bride's mother
sister,
Nachtel
of her
New
York Mrs.
City. A. H. Los Angeles, Calif., Dave N. Soli-
I., with
Cook of Clairmount avenue, were 367 Philip avenue. The ceremony L.
Newly redecorated, first-class janitor service
united in marriage. Rabbi A. M. took place in the presence of the
tare and Irving Wuntner were
immediate families, with Rabbi A.
Decorum positively guaranteed
Ashinsky officiated.
hosts at it smoker and stag party
Sirs.
W.
Kozlow
and
daughter,
NI.
Hershman
officiating.
The bride was charming in a
Saturday, Aug. 20.
Pearl, of Calvert avenue are at
bouffant gown of ivory satin, trim-
Rates Reasonable.
The bride looked lovely in a the Edgewater Beach Bushel, Chi-
med with bridal lace, beads and
Miss Lee Rappaport of Toledo,
white ivory satin gown, trimmed cago, for a several weeks' stay.
pearls. Her veil, which was crown with pearls 111111 duchess lace. Her
Ohio, who is the house guest of
For information Call Main Office, Northway 0478, or
shape, was held in place with headdress was nip shape and kept
Miss Ann Shnurowitz of Inverness
Mr. son,
and Donald,
Mrs. Samuel
are at Hartman
Garden avenue, is being extensively enter-
pearls and orange blossoms. She in place with mange blossoms. She and
Garfield 70444.
carried a shower bouquet of bridal carried a shower bouquet of bridal City, L.
tained during her stay here.
I., for the month.
roses. lilies-of-the-valley and baby roses and valley lilies.
Following the ceremony, dinner
breath.
Sir. and Mrs. Joseph M. Marks
•
Miss Shirley Feldman attended was served to 25 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell left for and children, Burton and Aimee,
her sister as maid of honor and
have
returned to the city and ar e
a
wore a gown of rose georgette and
wedding trip to New York and making their home at the Belcrest.
e tulle head dress. She carried an Atlantic City. Upon their return
they
will
reside
at
the
Whittier.
arm bouquet of tea roses.
Richard Cott of Edison avenue
Al Cook, brother of the groom,
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smiled for a sojourn in Europe.
BLUMBERG-WALLACE
acted as best man.
A pretty ceremony took place
The bridesmaids, the Misses
Jean Boesky and
Sunday,
Aug.
21,
at
the
llotel
The
Misses
Rose Cook, his Sibrack, Tette
Helen Rottenberg have returned
Cook and Rose Adess, wore gowns Stotler when Miss Betty Wallace,
from Chicago, where they spent
of peach, canary. flesh and blue daughter of Joseph Wallace of
two
delightful weeks at the home
2:106
Clairmount
avenue,
became
georgette and all had headdresses
of tulle. They each carried an the bride of Irving W. Blumberg, of Mr. and Mrs. Fishman of North
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jacob
Blum-
Avers
avenue.
arm bouquet of tea roses.
The ushers were Nathan Cook, berg of 1443 Glynn court. Rabbi
Mrs Jacob H. Schakne and
A.
M.
Hershman
officiated.
Oscar Scholnick, Harry Feldman
The bride made a beautiful pic- niece, Miss Freda Marcus of
and Dr. Harry Friedman.
Johnstown are among the recent
Little Misses Dorothy Rabino- ture in a gown of white bridal
with and Mollie Rifkus were flower satin, bodice effect, trimmed with arrivals at Mackinac and Chicago,
pearls.
Her
crown
shaped
veil,
girls and wore peach crepe dresses
and carried baskets of roses and which was trimmed with Venitian
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodman and
lace, was held together with pearls
rose petals.
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family have moved to their new -
Master David Weisberg acted as to harmonize with her gown. She
home
at 2515 West Euclid avenue.
carried a shower bouquet of bridal
ring bearer.
Following the ceremony, dinner roses and lilies-of-the-valley.
Mrs. Raub Adel and Mrs. Oscar g
Miss Faye Wallace, sister of the
was served to 250 guests.
Not one of these rugs will he displayed
Among the out-of-town guests bride, assisted as maid of honor Adel of the Belcrest have returned
before Monday. They are among the finest
present were Mrs. S. Strauss and and wore a peach chiffon gown from Mackinac.
and
carried
an
arm
bouquet
of
tea
to daughter, Edith, of Philadelphia,
seamless Wiltons produced, and the pat-
Miss Ida Alper, daughter of
end Mr. and Mrs. M. Willage, Miss roses.
terns are the latest. In appearance, serv-
The bridesmaids, the Misses Hirsh B. Alper, 323 East Warren, a
M. Boris and Miss Warren, all of
Esther Blumberg and Dorothy has returned from a seven months =
iceability, they are not surpassed at this
Wallace, wore flesh gowns and car- trip to Boston, Albany, New York
price.
ried arm bouquets of pink roses. Atlantic City, West Virginia and
you wish, we will gladly arrange ex-
Louis Blumberg, brother of the Pittsburgh.
groom, acted as best man. The
tended terms of payment on any one
ushers were Harry Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Benjamin
of these choice Wiltons.
Merril Goldman.
of Wilson avenue are spending 10
PA
Following the ceremony. • din- days in Montreal.
ner was served to 50 guests.
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Mr. and Mrs. Blumberg left for
Miss Revenna Alper of Pitts- E - -•
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an extended wedding trip to Chi- burg, Pa., is visiting her uncle, =
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cago and northern parts of Can- Hirsh B. Alper and family of 323
ada, and upon their return will re- East Warren avenue.
side in this city.
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In honor of the enzagement of rs•
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CHAS H A UNMAN..•
HAMBURGER-ROTHSTEIN
Miss Ann Levin of Wark avenue
Abraham H. Rothstein of Hazel- to Morris Medow o• Hazelwood
2P7 4AIATICIT AVE
Frank A Seder—Eighth Floor—Ch•rg• Accounts Incited.
wood avenue announces the mar- avenue, a reception was held Sun- '=
411.
riage of his daughter, Dora, to day, Aug. 21, at the Fort Wayn e
comoccov 9171
Samuel Hamburger, which took Hotel. More than 200 guests were =
place on Sunday, Aug. 21.
present.
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