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RELIEF SOCIETY AFFAIR

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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stitt
June 10--Miss Rose Stitt, daughter
of Fort William, Ont., to Harry Woolf i • • b.-- city.
t Mrs. :Merton] Ruelyn, fa
June 10- -Miss Berdie Rudyn, stanch'
Harold Lewis Ross, son of Mrs. Sande
June 10—Miss Clara Weinberger, datieliter of Mr. and Mrs. Armin
Weinberger of Trenton, N. J., to Mr. Alex Goldman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Goldman of this city, at Trenton, N. J.
June 10—Miss Evelyn Weiss, daughter of Mrs. Max IVeiss of 2931
Clements, to Mr. Lloyd J. Ancell, sots of Mrs. Samuel Ancell of
Bayonne, N. J. The wedding will take place at Hotel Stotler.
June 17- -Miss Regina Chesluk, deneehter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Chesluk to Mr. Joe Weinshelboim, son of Mr. and Mr+. Weinshelboim.

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Japanese
Satin•Brocade
Coolie Coats
10.75

June I7—Miss Tillie Frankel to Mersin Goldberg.

June 17--Clara Abel to Irwin J. Ne-tor.
June 17—Miss Ethel Shartstein, dassciliter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Sharfstein of New YI ■ rk, to Dr. Adolph Schmier, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Schmier, at New York.

Hats of Felt

Always

MRS. MILTON WOLFE

7.75

Mrs. Wilton Wolfe is chairman
July 1—Miss Lillian Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
of the committee of arrangements Miller of Taylor avenue, to Robert Radwiy, son of Mrs. Mollie Rad-
for the dinner-dance of the Home
way of Chicago.
Relief Society, to he heid Wednes-
July 1—The Misses Margaret and Alice Gunsberg, slaughters of
day, June 13, at Eastwood Inn,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gunsberg of 2920 Glendale avenue, to :Maurice
Gratiot Road. Reservations can
Goodman
and David Rosenberg, respectively.
be made by calling Garfield 9647-M
or Longfellow 2784.

Always one price and always sold only
here—these smart felts are constant
replicas of the new modes as con-
ceived in Paris within a few
days of their origination.

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of the groom, wore black lace
GOLDSTICK—LIPSKY
The marriage of Leo Goldstick, They wore shoulder corsages o
son
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Goldstick
rosebuds
and sweet peas.
Miss Fee D. Solonion is spend
A sliver for 250 guests fol
ing a few weeks with relatives it of this city, to Miss Bertha Lipsky,
(laughter
of
Mrs.
Bessie
Lipsky
of
lowest
the
ceremony.
Chicago. Accompanied by her
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Portnoy
cousins, she will motor to Niagara Cincinnati, was solemnized on left for se motor trip through the
May 27 at the Melrose ballroom in

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June 24—Claire Stein to Dr. Irving I. Edgar.
June 24—Miss Naomi Satovsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Satovsky of 1250 Chicago boulevard, to Dr. Joseph Raymond Eder.
June 24—Miss Ann Levin, slaughter iif Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Levin
of Weak avenue, to Mr. Morris Nleslow, son of 51r. and Mrs. L. 5below
of Hazelwood avenue. The wedding will take place at Hotel Stotler.

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Cincinnati. Rabbi Fikelstone ot- East.
Miss Jane Breskow of Atkinson ficiated. Among those in attend-
GRAPE
avenue, a June bride-elect, was ance were Mr. and Mrs. S. Gold-
A pretty wedding was solemn-
delightfully entertained with a stick, parents of the groom, Dr.
miseFllaneous shower by Mrs. Carl and Mrs. II. W. Goldstick and (zed on Sunday, June 3, of Miss
Maurice Goldstick, all of Detroit; Shirley Graff, slaughter of Mr. nod
C. Myers at her residence) on Ful-
lerton avenue, on Wednesday, June Miss Rosalie Goldstick of Ann Ar- Mrs. Davis Graff of 1542 Delaware
bur and Miss Ida Tannenbaum of avenue, to Mr. Henry M. Rottman,
6. Covers were laid for 16.
New York. son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rottman
of 7540 Melrose avenue. Temple
Mr'. M. J. Figatner and small
Emanuel, tastefully decorated in
SCHWARTZ—RICH
son, Norton Victor, .re spending
Temple
Beth
Moses
was
the,
orchid
and yellow, was the scene
some time with Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
of the ceremony, which was per-
uel Kelt and family of Atkinson scene of a pretty wedding on Sun-
the Rev. Kalman Spi-
avenue. Mr. Figatner returned to day, May 27, when Miss Esther formed by
vack. Miss Graff wore a bouffant
his home in Chicago on Wednes- Rich, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rich, became the bride of style satin gown with an over-
day.
skirt of splendid lace. Heir veil of
Harry Schwartz, son of Mrs. Annie
M. Steckler has returned to his Schwartz. The bride was lovely tine net and lace was simply ar-

—fully lined!

Straight from the customs,

and just off a Japanese steamer
come these extraordinary values

MRS. SAM MUNCH

A meeting of the 'mare' of direc-
tors of the Northwestern Women's
League was held Tuesday, May 29,
set the home of Mrs. M. Cohen, 579
Owen avenue. Plans were dis-
cussed for the picnic which will
be given Sunday, July 1, at Van
Dyke Park, Van Dyke and Six-
Mile road. There will be dancing,
refreshments, and a special orches-
tra will furnish the music.
A meeting and luncheon in
honor of the silver wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Kalt was held Tues-
day, June 5, at their home, 1533
Atkinson avenue. Covers were
laid for 40 guests. The organiza-
tion expresses its congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kalt. At
the same meeting final arrange-
ments were suede for the picnic, of
which Mrs. B. Schwartz is chair-
man, assisted by Mesdames M.
Cohen, I,, Shevach, A. Markson, S.
Munch, E. Koppl, M. Ilayman, N.
Waldron, E. Pollock, J. Kursin, S.
Widre, A. Knoppow, I. :Margolis,
R. Lippit and M. Weksler presi-
dent of the organization.

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Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Cohen of
930 Hague avenue announce the
engagement her their daughter,
Mollie, to Mr. 'Jerry Mishkin, sots
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dashkin of To-
ronto, Ont.

in a white satin gown, period style, ranged art the sides with orange
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tannen-
blossoms. The bridal bouquet was
the neck line of which was lined
baum of New York announce the
with rhinestones and pearls. Span- of white roses and lilies of the vale
engagement
of their (laughter, Ida,
ley. Mrs. Ilerman Raskin attended
lob lace trimmed the skirt. Her
her sister as matron of honor in e to Dr. Maurice Goldstick, non of
veil was held in place by a lace
Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldstick of this
Mrs. Herbert Goodman of El cap adorned in front with pearls Pale rose and crystal beaded city. The wedding will take place
lewis,
Paso, Texas, is a house guest of and brilliants and clusters of georgette) gown. Miss Edith
in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Brom- orange blossoms. She carried cousin of the bride, as maid of
honor,
was
gowned
in
bouffant
berg of 2680 Rochester avenue.
bride's roses and valley lilies.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lampert
Miss Mary 13erghoff as maid of style deep rose satin gown end of 3277 Carter avenue, announce
Mrs. Samuel Cornfield of To- honor wore Nile green taffeta. She carried pink roses, as did the font' the betrothal of their daughter,
bridesmaids, who were dressed in
ronto, Can., is spending some time carried Coolidge roses.
Sadie, to Jay I. English, son of Mr.
with her children, Mrs. Samuel
The bridesmaids, Miss Laura pale pastel shades. The following and Mrs. Harry English of Blaine
Beerbohm unit Mr. and Mrs. Berghoff in taffeta and Miss Fay were the bridesmaids: Miss Yvette avenue.
Davis of Toronto in yellow taffeta, Glock, Miss Jeanette Swartz, Miss
Emanuel Cornfield.
Edith Swartz and Miss Belle
carried tea roses,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Weiss
On Saturday, June 2, the Sigma
Mr. Schwartz had the assistance Weiss. Little Miss Lewis and announce the engagement of their
Omega Upsilon Sorority celebrated of his brother, Irving Schwartz, Miss Raskin, the flower girls, scat- daughter, Bertha, to Mr. Benjamin
Miss Florence Rosen's and Miss as best man. Thomas Davis of tered rose petals. Mr. Benjamin Siegel, son of Mrs. Bertha Siegel
Dorothy Feldstein's birthdays Toronto and Louis Rich seated the Kasner of Lansing attended his of New York City. At home Sun-
cousin es best man, l'rior to the
(June 9 and 6 respectively) by guests.
day, June 10. No cards.
Dinner for 200 guests followed ceremony Miss Rose Stein sang
seeing the "Desert Song" at the
Cass Theater. Dinner was hell the ceremony, after which Mr. "Oh, Promise Me," After the cere-
Mr. and Mrs. Metz Zalkowitz of
dinner
was
served
the
im-
mony
a
at the Chinese Tea Gardens after and Mrs. Schwartz left for an
Twelfth street announce the en-
mediate family and close friends.
sport oxford built on Ruby's combina-
eastern
wedding
trip.
They
will
the show.
gagement of their (laughter, Dorn.
reside at 3005 Clements avenue Later 200 friends and rela- thy, to Mr. Ruben Goldstein of this
tion
last, of White Buck, Black Dragon
tives came to congratulate Mr.
Among the numerous affair• upon their return,
city.
and Mrs. Rottman, at the re-
tennis, or walking.
trim. Suitable for
given for Miss Freda Wigler, prior
ception and dance. The mother
FISHEL—KEIT
to her marriage to Louis J. Port-
Mr. and Mrs. Moses A. Lipsitz
of
the
bride,
dressed
in
a
charm-
noy, on June 3, were a bridge tea
of the Whittier Apartments an-
A very pretty wedding was sol-
Sizes Pi to 7IA
and miscellaneous shower given by emnized at the Northwestern Con- ing black chantilly lace frock, and nounce the engagement of their
the Misses Rae, Gertrude and Ann gregation on May 27, when Miss Mrs. Rottman, mother of the (laughter, Ruth Ann, to John I..
groom,
wearing
a
beautiful
headed
Bernstein, for 41) guests, at their Doris Keit, slaughter of Mrs. Ma-
Popkin, son of Louis Popkin of
home an Collingwood avenue, tilda Keit, became the bride of pink chiffon gown, helped welcome 3290 Rochester.
the guests. Among the guests of
May 5; a bridge-tea and hosiery David Fishel, sun of Mr. and Mrs.
honor at the reception were the
shower given by Miss Loraine 11. J. Fishel.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Cohen of
HAIL W. McKay Skillman, judge
Wigler, for 20 guests, at her home
Miss Keit was charming in her if the Recorder's Court; Mr. and 3265 West Boston boulevard an-
en Holbrook avenue, May 12; a white satin bridal gown made
nounce the engagement of their
Mrs. B. Kasner of Lansing, and
daughter, Fanny, to Harry Hart-
luncheon and linen shower, given bouffant style and tiered with rose
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Lewis, also of
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
by Mrs. Milton Bernstein at Web- pointe lace. Her veil was held in
Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Rottman Hartman of 8950 La Salle boule-
ster Hall, for 24 guests, on May place by a lace cap adorned with
left for a trip to Chicago and
2114 Park Ave.
16; a bridge and personal shower orange blossoms. She carried
vard.
1239 Washington Blvd.
western points and upon their re-
given by Miss Betty Diamond for bride's roses and valley lilies.
turn will reside on Delaware ave-
16 guests at her home on West
Empire
7000
Checker Cabs
The maid of honor, Miss Sophie
Philadelphia avenue, May 18; it I,ippman, was attractive in a bout. nue '
kitchen shower given by Mrs. A. fent model of flesh lace and geor-
Portnoy for 20 guests at her home gette. She carried premier roses.
on Sheridan avenue, May 23, and
The bridesmaids, Gertrude Lipp-
a handkerchief shower for 12 man, Hilda Rosenfield, Margaret
guests given by Miss Rose Lober Rosenfield and Naomi Marx, were
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome D. Rynels
at her home on Cameron avenue, becomingly gowned in period mod- (Anna Koffman, formerly of Bay
May 25. Mrs. Milton Bernstein of els of blue, yellow, green and rose, City) of 3347 West Boston boule-
Gladstone te
av r
) ue entertained the respectively. They carried roses vard announce the birth of a son,
members of e bridal party at her to correspond with the colors of Donald Herbert, on May 29.
home for e rehearsal on Tuesday their gowns. Raymond Fishel as-
ay 29. The Sigma Phi sisted Mr. Fishel as best man.
Jay
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Horwitz
Lambda Fraternity entertained in Harriet and Ethel Lewis, flower (Rose Miriam Babcock) of Mon-
honor of Miss Freda Wigler and girls, were charming in their tulle terey avenue announce) the birth
Louis J. Portnoy with a dinner- frocks.
of is slaughter, Rhoda Joy, on
dance at the Hawthorne Country
A dinner and reception followed Tuesday, May 29.
Club, on June 2, at which time the ceremony, after which Mr. and
they presented them with a silver Mrs. Fishel left by motor for the
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ginsberg
East.
loving cup. •
of 3211 Content' avenue are re-
sin the birth
ceiving
Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin have
PORTNOY—WIGLER
of a son, Burton, May 23.
moved from Whitfield avenue and
The marriage of Miss Freels
are now making their home at Wigler, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaplan
4551 Seebaldt avenue.
Max Wigler of Holbrook avenue, (lila Slutskyl of 2625 Glendale)
to Louis J. Portnoy, son of Mr. avenue announce the birth of a
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cole and and Mrs. A. Portnoy, took place son, Donald Joseph, on May 3.
their sons, Ralph and Robert, have Sunday evening, June 3, at the
moved from the Whittier to the Ahavath Zion Synagogue. The
bride was charming in a gown seil ORATORICAL CONTEST
Belcrest.
white satin, with a tight bodice
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT
Miss Mildred Rosenberg of Tus- and full skirt of ruffles of roes)
caloesa, Alabama, who has been pointe lace. Her tulle veil fell
The second annual oratorical
the hon.- guest of Mr. and Mrs. from nt a cap of exquisitqlace, and
Sol Gittleinan of Second boulevard she carrieda bouquet' of whits. cont. -t will he held at the Jewish
Centel. Saturday evening, June 9,
for the past two months, has joined roses and valley
at ( 8,
her mother Mrs Lillian Rosenberg
Miss Gertrude Bernstein, who
.cele:tstition promises to he very
in Dayton and together will pro- at
the bride as maid of hon.
conies-
-;11
; ‘ , s a • h t the ntgo I
'1)5,1 to their home in the South.
or, was becomingly gowned in blue)
chiffon. made with a Geist bodice
"The Jewish Center;
and full skirt. She carried a irge Pet
h Ian Fox on "The Mod,rn
bouquet of butterfly rose).
Jew," G. Millman's subject will be
The four bridesmaids wore "The rnwritten Chapter:" Ther-
dresses similar to that worn by esa Peizner, "The Jewish Com-
Miss Bertruele Bernstein. differing munity Chest:" Avery Weiswasser,
only in color. Miss Betty Dia- "The Eternal Jew:" Selma Yaffe°,
mend and Miss Ann nste in "Wh N • • lews 1 eve Palestine:" Ed-
were attired in orchid. Miss 1.nr- ward Weiss, "What We Might
reins Wigler wore peach and Miss sl aw ,
Been:" Bella Franowitz,
Lillian Meretsky of 1,Vinelsor, Ont., "Thee lew;" Harry Gruber, "Zion-
.
"A*
wore blue. They carried large ;„,, i; " Miriam Simons, "What Is a
bouquets of pink roses and wore Geed Jew•" 1. Cshon, "Anti-Semi-
•
4trin
i:
e:i . s matching the color of their tism."
Don't wait until the
The winners will be awarded
This beautiful hotel. with its homelike atmosphere, is ideally situated to
Morris Portnoy assisted the the Milford Stern prizes consisting
moth-miller has hatch-
give South Haven vacationists a maximum of comfort and pleasure. It is
groom as best man, and the usher+ el three loving cups and a shield.
ed her hungry brood in
entirely redecorated and refurnished, modern in every respect. with all out-
were the Messrs. William Gins-
Milton Alexander, Rabbi Leon
your valuable winter
side rooms. Running water in every room. Free private parking grounds to
burg, Sidney Wigler, Harry Port- Frain and Arthur Nlansbach will
noy and Robert Bernstein.
is built on the style of
coat. call RA 0022 and
In the. judges.
guests. The dining room. with three hundred capacity.
little Miss Yvette and Miss
Mrs. Morton Steinberg, dramat-
the most
an Annis representaive
a sun dining room, thus having plenty of coolness and light. rated as
Elaine Bernstein were flower girls, is dinner, is reaching the eon-
will come for your furs.
te,tant
,
frocks
.
and
were
dressed
in
dainty
beautiful
in
South
Haven.
sa.
: of green and blue chiffon. Master
I Robert Rubinstein, dressed in a
with Coefidence
I
MUSIC i
PERFECTION LODGE
black and white satin eton suit,
GOLF
TENNIS
carried the ring on a white satin
FISHING
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&
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Perfection
Lodge
No.
For Reservations Wr,•,
HUNTING
pillow. Miss Rae Bernstein sanz
DANCING
"Oh Promise Me" while the bride A. M., will hold a special communi-
BOWLING
cation Wednesday, June 13, at 7
BATHING
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LAUNCH
RIDING
Mrs. Max Wigler, the bride's p. m. F. C. Degree. Membership
CANOEING
WOODWARD AT CLIFFORD
mother, was gowned in green committee.
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
Randolph 0022
Mrs. A. Bernstein, the
satin.
By order of-
bride'. grandmother, wore black
41:1 YEARS OF SERVICE
REUBEN W. KLEIN, W. M.
A. Portnoy, mother

home in Ashland, Ky., after visit-
ing with his brother-in-law and sis-
ter and their family, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Kalt of Atkinson avenue.

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