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Jericho Temple to Be Scene of
Party Jan. 29.
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One Of the most nauti!r bride
Mrs. Henry Fechimer of the
of the month is Sti , s Lucille FM- Whittier has issued invitations for
sterwald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs i dinner-dance on Dec. 23 at the
Charles A. Finsterwald of C'^iCissr0 rhoenix Club to introduce her
boulevard, whose marriage to Dr. ' daughter, SUss Miriam Fechimer.
Mordecai Ezekiel of Washington Miss Alice Fechimer will return
will be on important event of Dec. ion Dec. 21 from Barnard College
24. Miss Finsterwald has been I to spend the holidays with her
the in•piration for much beautiful mother. Miss Fechimer will have
entertaining. Those who have thus as her guest Miss Marion Bing, a
far feted the bride-elect are Mrs. clas , niate at college.
George Kleinman of Calvert ave. I
ntw, who invited 20 guests to a
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sultan of
bridge and kitchen shower in 600 East Boston boulevard enter-
honor of her sister; Mrs. Clement tained a company of friends at
Hopp and Mrs. Fred Dreifuss, who their home Sunday evening. Of
entertained at a bridge-luncheon great interest was the perform-
and handkerchief shower for 30 ance of their son, Morton, 5 years
guests at Mrs. Dreifuss home on of age, who is known as the
Boston boulevard; Mrs. Milford world's child prodigy.
Stern and Mrs. Jacob Davis, who
were joint hostesses at luncheon,
Henry Herrmann, new York pi-
later taking their guests to the
anist, who has recently become a
theater; Mrs. Joseph Selling and
resident of Detroit, will broadcast
Miss Louise Selling, who enter-
several piano solos from Station
tained 12 guests at dinner at the
WJR. This will take place Mon-
Whittier, and Mrs. Louise Finster-
day night, Dec. 19, at 10 o'clock.
wald and Mrs. Eugene Kopple,
The following numbers will be
who entertained 30 guests at
luncheon and bridge on Friday at played: "Prelude in C Minor,"
Rachmaninoff; "Nocturne," Cho-
the former's home on Colorado
pin; "Turkish March," Beethoven-
avenue. Mrs. Hugo l'arshal in-
Rubinstein.
vited guests to dinner at her home
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on Glynn court for Saturday; Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gates
Abe Shiffrnan of Boston boulevard
will honor Miss Finsterwald on have returned to their home at
Wednesday at luncheon; Miss Dor- 160 Atkinson avenue, following a
othey Milavitz has invited guests two months' tour of France and
to dinner on Thursday at the Col- Italy.
lege Club. On Tuesday last, Mrs.
Sam Lewis and Mrs. DeRoy Kut-
Mrs. Louis E. Kraus has invited
tanauer were joint hostesses at a number of her friends to lunch-
eon on Saturday at the Phoenix
luncheon and the theater
Club.
Miss Malvina Eichner, a bride
The P. 0. B., of which Harry
of Sunday, was honored by Mrs.
Harry Rosman, who entertained Hartman is head chancellor, is
25 guests at luncheon and bridge having a reunion on Dec. 16 at the
followed by a linen shower at home of Dr. Joseph Michaels of
Webster Hall, and Mrs. Regina Kipling avenue, who is returning
Eichner, who invited 30 guests to ;a Philadelphia to resume his
tudies.
a personal shower last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Hyman and son,
Dr. and Mrs. A. Bookstein
Marvin Bernard, of 2983 Calvert (Pauline Wohl), whose marriage
avenue have returned from a six was an event of early fall, are
weeks' sojourn in New York,
spending a year on the Continent.
At present they are in Vienna,
Mrs. Sylvan S. Grosner of At- where Dr. Bookstein is doing post-
kinson avenue was hostess to 27 •raduate work in surgery and Mrs.
guests at a luncheon of very beau- lok tein is continuing her violin
tiful appointments on Monday at dudies with Professor Bak, A
the Phoenix Club. Mah jong and number of charming musicals
bridge were the diversions of the have been given in their honor, at
afternoon.
which Mrs. Bookstein was soloist.
recently they were week-end
For the pleasure of Miss Dora ruests of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice
Gold, whose marriage to Jack Wohl in Budapest.
kcker will be solemnized on Jan.
1, her sister, Miss Freda Gold, en-
Sties Lois Roth of 1169 West
tertained at a personal shower at Boston boulevard entertained Fri-
her home on Rosedale court; Miss day, Dec. 16, with a luncheon and
Florence Moskowitz was hostess at mah jong party at the Phoenix
'uncheon and theater for Miss Club, honoring Miss Meta Glick-
Gold, and Miss Sara Loomis in- man, a bride-elect of this month.
cited 15 guests to a miscellaneous 'overs were laid for nine guests.
:homer Wednesday at her home on
Petoskey avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Mellinoff, Mrs. Max
Blumberg and Mrs. Murray Jack-
Mrs. J. L. Freud entertained on man, who will leave shortly to
Monday for 12 of her friends, in •nend the winter months in Flori-
'ter apartment in the Art Center. da, were honored at a luncheon at
which Mrs. Samuel Gordon was
Twenty guests enjoyed the hos- hostess to 14 guests.
pitality of Mrs. Hertha Traub at
luncheon at her home on Webb
Mauro Roth, who is a student at
avenue on Tuesday.
the Morgan Park Military Acad-
intoract E
Miss Gli3sie Gleecman has
been chosen chairman of the first
Zeire Ziun dance of the szascin, to
be held at the new Jericho Temple
ballroom, Joy road near Linwood,
MISS GUSSIE GLEECMAN
on Sunday evening, Jan. 29. The
famous Nightingales Orchestra
has been engaged and elaborate
entertainment is scheduled for the
affair, which promises to be a huge
success. Tickets are on sale now
and can be obtained from any
member of the organization, or
Miss Celia Golden, 516 Alger ave-
nue, ticket chairman.
Among those assisting Miss Gus-
sie Gleeckman are the Misses Dor-
othy Saperstein, Sophie Cohen,
Celia Golden, Sarah Glasser, Grace
Rubin, Mrs. Celia Feldstein and
Messrs. Bezalel Lerman, Morris
Levenson, Aaron Kutnick, Abe
Lachover, Harry Resnick, Aaron
Sandweiss and Edward Franzblau.
Dancing will be continuous
from 9 to 1 a. m. and, as the pro-
ceeds will benefit charity, the pub-
lic is invited to co-operate by its
patronage.
BONI AMICI CLUB
TO AID ORPHANS
Will Cies Dance and Concert to
Benefit Farm School.
The Boni Amici Club is plan-
ning a concert and dance, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be donated
to the Jewish Orphans' Home and
Farm School in Georgetown, Ont.
The concert music for the occa-
sion will be provided by the Ju-
venile Concert Band of which Ed-
ward Lerman is the conductor.
This excellent band was organized
by Mr. Lerman and volunteers its
services for all charitable purposes
without charge.
The affair is being arranged un-
der the chairmanship of Irving
Reifler and will be held on Jan.
22 at the Philadelphia-Byron Tal-
mud Torah. Tickets are now be-
ing sold and ads solicited for the
souvenir program.
The officers of Bon Amid are:
Ruth Bernstein, president; Sophie
Morris, vice - president; Harold
Bernstein, treasurer, and Bertha
Patalnick, recording secretary.
emy, is coming home Wednesday ATHENA GIRLS PLAN
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marwil of to spend the holidays with his
NEW YEAR'S PARTY
Virginia park were hosts to 12 parents, Mr. and Sirs. Jacob Roth
guests at dinner on Tuesday at of 1169 West Boston boulevard.
Much interest in the New Year's
their home.
Eve party sponsored by the Athena
Mrs. Louis E. Daneman enter- Girls' club is being shown by mem-
Charles A. Finsterwald has re- tained nine guests at a luncheon bers of the younger set. The Phi
turned from a short trip to New and bridge at the Phoenix Club on Lambda fraternity is one of several
York.
organizations which has already
Monday.
made reservations.
Mrs. Ben Tannenholz of the
The party will be held at the
Miss Gertrude Sandelman of
Wilshire was hostess to 16 guests Taylor avenue is entertaining 16 Hotel Imperial on Saturday eve-
at a luncheon of pretty appoint- guests at a 6 o'clock dinner and ning, Dec. 31, beginning at 10 p. m.
ents on Friday, Dec. 9.
bridge Saturday. Dec. 17, in honor A full course chicken dinner will
of Miss Meta D. Glickman and be served, dancing by the "Pals"
A very enjoyable evening was Miss Rosalind Klein, bride-elects and 10 acts of professional vaude-
spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of December.
ville obtained from a local booking
Siegmund L. Brin of Calvert ave-
agency.
nue Sunday evening, when they
All desiring to attend are urged
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bern-
entertained for several of their steine of Burlingame avenue have to make immediate reservations
S friends, whom they met in Eu-
with
Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz,
returned from a two weeks' East-
rope last summer. Moving pic- ern trip.
secretary ; 239 Owen avenue, Em-
pire 6693-W or Cadillac 2300. This
tures of the Mediterranean cruise,
taken by her nephew, James Van
Miss Madelyne M. Silverman, a is especially to apply to organiza-
Vliet, were shown on a screen and bride-elect of Jan. 1, was
tions having large parties.
delight-
several musical selections were fully entertained by Nettye S.
rendered by Miss Isabelle Werbe Dunn on
Saturday, Dec. 10, with CRAFTSMAN LODGE
and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin.
a bridge-luncheon and personal
WILL GIVE DANCE
shower of lovely appointments at
Mr. and Mrs. Al Cook (Rose Webster Hall. The color scheme
On
Tuesday,
Dec. 20, the Crafts-
Osnos), whose marriage took was effectively carried out in red
place in the early fall, are enjoy- and green. The floral decorations man Lodge No. 521, F. &. A. M.,
will
install
their
newly elected offi-
ing an extended wedding trip in were attractively arranged about
cers, followed by a dinner and
Califori,ia.
the U-shaped table. They were dance. The lodge will use the new
red rosebuds, baby-breath, red car- Michigan Sovereign
Consistory
Announcement is made of the nations and poinsettas.
Covers Cathedral for installing the newly
approaching marriage in New
were laid for 20. High honors elected officers. The new officers
York City on Dec. 22 of Miss
were awarded the Mesdames !fer- will be honored on that night, for
Beatrice Adler and Jesse Grabow-
ry Silverman, Edwin Rottenherg this is the first time that the
sky.
and the Misses Charlotte Selling Craftsman Lodge will use the new
Jane Silverman and Sylvia Ettin- cathedral for installation. Rex
Mr. and Mrs. Maier Finsterwald I g er. Miss Silverman was the re- James, chairman of the entertain-
of Cortland avenue have returned c ipient of many lovely
ment committee, with the aid of
gifts.
from a week's stay in New York.,
Dr. Edward Kozlow and Samuel
Mrs. E. A. Dorfman of 4300 Leve, who will be master of cere-
Invitations have been issued by i R uchanan
entertained with a monies for the evening, has ar-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of waffle luncheon on Wednesday, ranged a program of specialties and
Wildemere avenue for the coming 1D cc. 13, in honor of
the newly- innovations in entertainment. Din-
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marriage of their daughter, Mild. e lected officers and the conking ner will be served in the lodge din-
red, to I,ouis H. Rosen of Pontiac, i c lass of the West Warren-Michi- ing rooms, followed by dancing in
which will take place on Jan. 1.' g on Mothers' Club.
the Crystal ballroom.
thorities.
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An interesting wedding of the
month took place on Sunday, Dec.
11, at the Book-Cadillac Ilotel,
when Miss Ruth Klein, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Klein,
became the bride of Dr. Morton
Yarrows, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Yarrows.
The bride was lovely in a prin-
cess style Patou model of bridal
satin trimmed in seed pearls. She
wore a crown of rhinestones whirls
held in place her long tulle veil,
trimmed in Spanish lace and
edged with rhinestones. She car-
ried a bridal bouquet of roses and
lilies.
Sirs. Lou IlainburgJr, matron
of honor, wore a gown trimmed
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She wore slippers to match and
carried varied roses.
SIGMA PHI LAMBDA
AIDS U. OF D. OPERA
Desgned after
Reboux Talbot,
Lewis Descat
and other au-
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Sigma Phi Lambda, University
of Detroit fraternity, will play host
to approximately 20 couples at the
formal opening of the university
student opera, "Aces Wild," on
Sunday evening, Dec. IR, at the
Shubert Lafayette. Much merri-
ment will he had by the fraternity
members and their friends in their
section. The opening night of the
student opera, being fraternity
night, is a formal affair, and Sigma
Phi Lambda and their friends will
be well represented.
Sigma Phi Lambda is prominent
in University of Detroit activities
and is lending its full support to
the second annual opera.
At the last meeting of the fra-
ternity, six new pledges were given
their pledge pins,
One written word is worth a
thousand pieces of gold.
One good word can warm three
winter months.
Winnow while the wind is blow-
ing.
The gowns of the four brides-
maids were made bouffant style
and each wore slippers to match.
Miss Mildred Rothenberg wore
yellow and orange taffeta, Miss
Belle Isenberg wore orchid taf-
feta, Miss Leona Wilder wore pink
and green taffeta and Miss Mary
Glaser wore blue taffeta. Each
carried an arm bouquet to cor-
respond with her gown.
The ushers were Lou Hambur-
ger, Irving Yarrows, Dr. N. Keys,
Max Klein and Charles Schlussel.
Mrs. Klein, the bride's mother,
was gowned in champagne geor-
gette adorned with crystal beads
and fringe. She carried an arm
corsage of roses. Little Helen So-
loman was sweet as a flower girl
dressed in Alice blue georgette,
and Milton Ressler carried a large
lily bearing the ring.
One hundred and fifty wit-
nessed the ceremony and dinner
and 300 attended the reception
which followed.
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Temple •Emanuel was the scene
of a wedding on Sunday, Dec. 11,
at which time Miss Frances Lieb-
erman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Lieberman, became the
bride of Benjamin Boxman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Boxman.
Rabbi A. Si. Ashinsky read the
service.
The bride was sweet in her
bridal gown of white taffeta,
period style, and the uneven hem-
line. Her headdress of Spanish
design held in place her tulle veil.
She carried brides roses and val-
ley lilies.
Miss Eillen Rimmer as matron
of honor was gowned in orchid,
and the two bridesmaids, Miss
Jennie Needle and Miss I'auline
Krenston, wore green and pink,
respectively. Each carried roses
to harmonize with their gowns.
Harry Boxman performed the
duties of best man and the ushers
were Harry Needle and Oscar Box-
man. Little Allen Lewin acted 83
ring bearer and little Ruthie Cohl
as flower girl.
A dinner and dance for 250
guests followed the ceremony.
PORTNOY-LASSER
A very pretty wedding was sol-
emnized on Sunday, Dec. 11, when
Miss Ethel Lasser, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lasser, became
the bride of Peter Portnoy, son of
Mrs. B. Portnoy at the bride's
residence on Hazelwood avenue.
Rabbi A. Si. Ashinsky performed
the ceremony at 7 o'clock in the
presence of the immediate family.
The bride was charming in a
period gown of white satin and
lace. her veil was held in place
by a cap of lace. She carried
bride's roses.
Mrs. Julius Portnoy, matron of
honor, was attired in light blue
and carried Coolidge rows.
Walter Lasser served Mr. Port-
noy as best man.
Mrs. Lasser, mother of the
bride, was gowned in black trim-
med in gold lace and Mrs. Portnoy,
mother of the groom, wore all
black. Each carried corsages of
red roses.
A reception followed the cere-
mony and a midnight luncheon
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Portnoy are so-
journing in the West.
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