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A beautifully appointed surprise
birthday party was given in the
form of a bridge-luncheon and
poker party in honor of Mrs. E.
M. Sorck, by Mrs. Morris Fish-
man of 2252 Gladstone avenue on
Thursday afternoon, March 8. The
color scheme of the table was car-
ried out in amber, and long ta-
pered candles formed a center
piece. Tables were laid for 24
guests.

Mrs. Louis II. Caplan of Law-
rence avenue and Mrs. Ilarry Love
of Atkinson avenue arc recent ar-
rivals in Miami.

Blossom Heath Inn was the
scene of the formal initial ' m cere-
monies of Sigma Phi Lam the
University of Detroit fra er y,
4 last Saturday' evening, March J.
Eighteen couples were present at
is) the formal dinner-dance, at which
a/ time seven new men were formally
4 accepted into the fraternity and
) were given their pins and sheep-
, skins by Morris Portnoy, grand
chancellor.
Pretty favors were
given to the ladies, in the form of
diaries, inscribed with the gentle-
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man's name and the fraternity
crest. Pictures were taken at the
i i chancellor's home on Sheridan avai-
1 nue, from which place the party
e/ left for the Inn.

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March 11. Miss Anna Glassman, daughter of Abraham Glass
man of 9289 North Martindale, to Leo Heiman of 11650 Broadstreet

March 11. Miss Ada May Magidsohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Magidsohn of Bay City, to Mr. Louis Markowitz, son of Mr.
M. Markowitz of Detroit, in Bay City.

March II. Miss Sally Alexander. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Alexander, to Norman A. Steinberg.

March 18. Miss Anna Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gold, to Jack Conner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Commer of Brook-
lyn, N. Y.

NOW! A SHEERER
"VAMP-TOE” HIMEL-HOSE
WITH A PICOT TOP

March 18. Miss Elizabeth Glacier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
Ezra Glacier, to Morris Ruskin.

March 18. Miss Bertha Smolian of New York City to Harry Wine
of Detroit, in New York.

March 18. Miss Eva Appel, daughter of Mr. and :11N. Louis
Appel, to David 11. Sorkin.

March 23. Miss Pearl Kaplan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Israel
J. Kaplan, to Mr. Max Newman.

—Photo by K. Leon.

April 1. Miss Sylvia Bofsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Bofsky, to I.ouis Wine.

April 1. Miss Esther Mitnick, daughter of William Mitnick, to
Sam Rycus.
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LADIES SCHOOL LEAGUE
IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

day evening, Feb. 26, at the Kirb
Center. Rabbi Joseph Eisenman
officiated at the ceremony, assist
ed by Rabbi A. Rabinowitz an
Joseph Cittelman, father of th
bride. '

The bride was lovely in a gown
of ivory satin, trimmed with
pearls and Spanish lace. A long
tulle veil was fastened to a cap
of lace, outlined with rhinestones
and pearls. She carried a shower
bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley.

The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Sadie Gittelman, as
maid of honor, who wore a charm-
ing dress of gold chiffon and a
a band of gold to match and carried
a bouquet of pink and yellow
roses. The Misses Fanny (ohen,
Sylvia ••ishman of Cleveland, 0.,
Ida Tobias And Betty Gittelman,
as bridesmaids, were dressed in
bouffant of similar style of paha
pink, peach and rose. Each car-
ried a bouquet of pink roses and
sweet. peas.

Mr. Maurice Bordelove, brother
of the groom, acted as best man
and Messrs. hurry Schiff, Isidore
Belkin, Louis Hoffman and Benja-
min Tauber were the ushers.
Little Miss Dorothy Cohen, as
flower girl, wore a dress of pale
blue and carried a pale blue basket
of roses, strewing petals along the
bri Mal path. The little Misses Eve-
13.9 V. Teper and Ruth Lesser,
nieces of the groom, carried the
tulle veil. They both wore charm-
itu, dresses of pink. Master Irv-
in), Wrotslaysky acted as the ring
be arvr.
Mrs. Gittelman, mother of the
brae, was lovely in a dress of
bl ck satin, trimmed with gold.
Mrs. Bordelove, mother of the
groom, was attractive in a lovely
dress of tan georgette, and thein

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new, sheerer-than-ever, and made more lovely
than ever by its dainty Paislercolored picot top. Here
are its features:

—Its new and
chiffon.

MRS. HARRY KLEIN

March 25. Miss Marion Schreiber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mooney Schreiber, to Morris Baron.

Miss Estelle Forbes of 2632 Ty-
HAAS—SHIKEN
ler avenue entertained members
A very elaborate wedding took
of the Gamma Tau Chi Sorority
with a bridge-luncheon on Feb. 29. place the past week-end when Miss
Regena Shiken, daughter of Mr.
A pretty affair was held on Feb. and Mrs. Samuel Shiken of 2086
25 at the Masonic Temple, in the Blaine avenue became the bride of
form of a bridge-luncheon and Harry Haas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
hosiery shower, complimenting Louis Haas of 1530 Seward ave-
Miss Sophye Bernice Lipnick, a nue, on Sunday evening, March 4.
bride-elect of March 25, at which at the Wolverine Hotel with Rabbi
the Misses Tillie Halperin, Anna Silverman officiating.
The bride was lovely in her
Kurtzman and Ida Greenwald were
hostesses to 20 guests.
gown of white bridal satin, bouf-
fant style and trimmed with bridal
Mrs. Oscar Held of Boston lace.
Iler long tulle veil was confined
boulevard was hostess to 12 guests
at her home on Saturday, March to her head by a becoming cap of
3, entertaining Miss Sophye Ber- tulle trimmed with lace and kept
nice I.ipnick, a bride-elect of in place with orange blossoms.
March 25, with a miscellaneous She carried a shower bouquet of
bridal roses and lilies of the valley.
towel shower and dinner party.
Miss Martha Rosenstein attend-
ed the bride as maid of honor and
was attractive in a pale green taf-
feta tight bodice gown and carried
a shower bouquet of roses to har-
The board of directors of the monize with her gown.
The bridesmaids, the Misses
Northwestern Women's League
met at the home of Mrs. M. !lay- Gussie Max, Ann Friedman, Fran-
man, 3748 Wager. Plans were ces Fogelson, Sadie Lerner and
discussed for the Lag-B'omcr Doris Stilken, wore gowns of gold
luncheon which will be given May lace, cerise tulle, pink taffeta, flow-
8. Final arrangements were made ered chiffon and blue and white
for the membership drive. A taffeta, respectively, and carried
thousand members is the goal of arm bouquets of roses to har-
the drive. A hospitality commit- monize with their gowns.
Joseph Ilaas, brother of the
tee, with Mrs. M. !layman at the
head, and a publicity committee, groom, assisted as best man, and
with Mrs. A. Markson as chair- the ushers included Harry Wachs,
man, were appointed by the presi- Bernard Yaowitz, Frances Haas,
Allan Stein and Hefbert Rosen-
dent, Mrs. M. Weksler.

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March 25. Miss Sophye Bernice Lipnick, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Lipnick, to Ben Cohn of KanSas City,

SHIFMAN—LEVINE
Miss Barbara Joy Davis has re-
turned to her home in Collingwooil
A very pretty wedding took
avenue after spending a fortnight place in Emanuel Synagogue, Tay-
.1 with her sister, Mrs. Carl M. Cohn, lor and Wilson, Sunday, Feb. 26,
./ of Beau xe Park, Toledo.
when Miss Jean Levine, daughter
of Mrs. Anna I.evine, became the
Novelties and entertainment will bride of Joseph Shifman. Rabbi
- characterize the annual spring A. M. Ashinsky performed the
,; bridge-tea and musical to be given ceremony. Mrs. T. Boigen and
a by the Lambda chapter of the Mrs. S. Cooper sang "0 Promise
Beta Delta Sorority. Sunday aft- Me."
' ernoon, March 25, in the Henry H.
The bride's gown of ivory satin,
• Room of the Stutter Hotel. The trimmed with real lace collar and
committee in charge is under the cuffs, was fashioned with close fit-
A direction of the Misses Shirley ting bodice and full skirt of un-
• Sharnik, Ann C. Gelber and Es- even hemline. The soft folds of
• ther M. Pi t. Tickets may be se- her tulle veil had a coronet of lace
cured from any of the members of about the head caught with orange
7, the sorority.
blossoms. White roses with
shower of valley lilies formed her
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rothenberg bouquet, which was tied with
of 3046 Leslie avenue are spend- white tulle.
ing the winter in Hot Springs,
Miss Edith Migdoll, cousin of
Ark. They are planning to re- the groom, of Rochester, N. Y.,
turn in May.
who acted as maid of honor, was
attired in a gorgeous gown of
Miss Mollie Rothenberg of 3066 orchid taff4ta 'finished off• with
Leslie avenue gave a leap year hand-painted flowers and applique
party on Saturday, March 3. work, boufant style. Her bouquet
Novel entertainment was on the consisted of orchid color sweet
program. Luncheon was served peas and deep pink roses tied with
at midnight.
orchid tulle.
Mrs. II. Levey in a white trans-
The Tuesday Bridge Club an- parent velvet frock; Mrs. Evaline
nounces achange in plans for the Askowitz in a faille taffeta frock
luncheon-bridge to be given for
with silk mantle ruffles, and Miss
the baby day nursery. The lunch- Lee Leitman in a salmon colored
eon will be held at the Wolverine georgette beaded gown acted as
Hotel. March 17. Tickets are bridesmaids. They each carried
available from members of the or- bouquets of pink roses and sweet
ganization or by calling Mrs. A.
peas tied with tulle ribbon to
A. Tobias, Hemlock J398-W, or match th color of their gowns.
Mrs. L. D. Druckman, Empire
Simon Shifman, brother of the
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groom, acted as best main. Messrs.
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Ily. Levey, Roy Lipchinsky and
Miss Betty Gohlenburg of 236
Joseph Levine, brother of the
Rosedale Court has returned from
bride, acted as ushers.
Cleveland' and is recovering from
Little
Shirley
and
Harriet
an operation.
Honeyman, twin sisters, cousins
of the bride, dressed in orchid
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Goldman of
trimmed with ruffles and yellow
this city left a week ago for an
ribbon, who acted as flower girls,
extended trip through California
carrying beautiful baskets tied
and the West coast. After visit-
with orchid tulle ribbon, strewed
ing a brother and sister in Seattle
rose petals in the path of the
and Mrs. Goldman's parents in Los
bride.
Angeles they will return via New
Master Bernard Levine, nephew
Orleans.
of the bride, dressed in a white
satin suit, Russian blouse effect,
Another of the many social
acting as ring bearer, entered car-
events that are crowding the
rying the ring on a white satin
season's social calendar of the
pillow.
Lambda chapter of the Beta Delta
Following the ceremony, dinner
Sorority will be held Monday eve-
was served to 300 guests. The out-
ning, March 12, at the Addison
of-town guests included Mrs.
Hotel. The occasion will be a din-
Lichtman of New York ('ity, Miss
ner party, followed by a theater
party at the Bonstelle Playhouse in Edith Migdoll and Mrs. B. Mig-
honor of the birthday of Mrs. I. doll of Rochester, N. Y., and Mr.
and Mrs. Ilarry Kranen of Bay
Joseph Schwartz (Rose Stein),
City, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Shifman
honorary member of this national
left for a trip to the East and
sorority.
expect to be back by March 15.

An important meeting was held
March 7 at the home of Mrs. A.
Richman, 2215 West Euclid. E.
Rabinowitz, president of the Unit-
ed Hebrew Schools, and B. Isaacs,
superintendent, addressed the
meeting on behalf of the United
Hebrew School membership drive
launched at the Purim party. The
members responded enthusiastical-
ly and a special drive committee

a March 'Bride

The new Masonic Tem p le was
the scene of a very pretty wedding
on Thursday evening, Match 1,
when Miss Belle Jackson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson
of 1210 Virginia I'ark became the
bride of Harry Klein of this city.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
The bride, who entered with her
mother and father, was beautiful
in a white taffeta gown, bouffant
style and trimmed with sequins
o•trich feathers. She carried a
shower bouquet of bridal rose.,
sweet peas and valley lilies. Her
veil, which teas cap shape, was
made of dainty lace, anal held in
place with pearls and strange blos-
soms.„
Mr
Stanley B. Kirschbaum,
aunt of the bride, assisted as ma-
tron of honor and was lovely in a
peach georgette gown, beaded, and
carried an aria bouquet of roses,
to match her gown.
Stanley B. Kirschbaum, uncle
of the bride, assisted the groom
as best man.
The little Misses Mae Jackson
anal Mathilda Jackson, sisters of
the bride, were flower girls and
wore frocks of orchid and white
georgette. Dainty Miss June
Brezner, niece of the groom, car-
ried the bride's
Mrs. Jackson, mother of the
bride, was lovely in it white bead-
ed gown, and Mrs. Philip Brezner,
sister of the groom, was very at-
tractive in a peach taffeta gown,
period style. They both carried
sorsages of roses and sweet peas.
Following the ceremony dinner I
was served to 60 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Klein left for an
extended wedding trip to Chicago,
and upon their return will reside
at 1210 Virginia Park.

corsages were of pink roses and
sweet peas.
The out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. A. Greenstein of Chi,
cap), Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Bailee
of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Chernoff of Long Beach, Cal., 'Mrs.
Fishman and daughters of Cleve-
land, NIT.. Leon Berman of Colum-
bus, Ohio, and Miss Minnie Fish-
man of Cleveland.
141 r. and 'Mrs. Bordelove left for
the South on a honeymoon trip
and upon their return will reside
in Detroit.

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You Are Cordially Invited to the

ANNUAL DINNER PARTY

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Organized Jewish Workers of Palestine

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Sunday, March 11th, 1928

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From Noon Till Midnight

Detroit, We Thank You!

are deeply appreciative of the'
W E splendid
response which greet-

ed us on the occasion of our formal
opening, Thursday, March 8.

E are grateful for the many mes-
sages of congratulations and
good will extended us.

EXCEPTIONAL discrimination and
rare good taste has been exercised
in assembling our stocks of merchan-
dise which we are certain will appeal
to you.

TO those who have not had an op-
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extreme pleasure that we invite you
to inspect the opening presentation of
our importations for the present sea-
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stein.
Little Misses Nedra Haas, niece
of the groom, and Ann Stilken

were flower girls and wore dainty
tracks of pale pink georgette and
pale pink taffeta.

Mrs. Shiken, mother of the
bride, and Mrs. Haas, mother of
the groom, were very attractive in
gowns of white, beaded, and tan
georgette. They wore corsages
of pink roses.
Following the ceremony, dinner
was served to 200 guests.
After March 12, Mr. and Mrs.
Haas will be at home at the Bel-
don Hall, 2225 Blaine avenue,

was appointed, with Mrs. Weksler
and Mrs. Hayman at the head, w-
aisted by Mesdames A. Markson,
S. Snit:, .1. Goldberg, A. Apple, B.
Kunin, D. Margolis, R. Smith, I.
Lippet, M. Soloway, A. Blumgar-
den, A. Shevach, B. Shwartz, D. Apt. 409.
Richman.
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The next meeting will take place
At a pretty wedding, attended
Tuesday afternoon, March 13, at
the home of Mrs. N. Wauldron, by 400 guests, Miss Bessie Gittel-
man,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
1635 Clairomunt.
Jon. Gittelman, was united in mar-
riage to William Bordelove, son
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