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tall ivory gladioli. Arthur Stone
was best man.
The bride's mother was gowned
in a Molyneux model of sea green
chiffon with it three-tiered skirt of
art en crystal beads. Iler shoulder
bouquet was Of green orchids.
11r. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin announce the engagement of thei
Mr. and Mrs. Stone left for at
(laughter, Ruth Lucile, to Mr. Raymond H. Einstein of Pittsburgh, Pa. three weeks' visit to Quebec, after
son of Mr. and'Mrs. Reuben Einstein of Blairsville, l'a.
which they will be at home in the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Bloomberg of Flint 1111110U11C(' the engage Roosevelt Apartments, Utica, N. Y.
went at their daughter, Ruth, to Slay Davis of Jackson, sun of Samuel
The out-of-town guests were
Saul Stone, Mrs. Meta Stone Mill-
Davis of Toledo, Ohio.
man
of New York, 1/r. and Mrs. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Stern of New fork announce the engagement
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of their daughter, Elsa, to Melvin Donald Kopple, son of Mr. and Sire. S. Reuben of Jamaica, N. Mr.
and
Mrs.
David Stone of Lansing,
Eugene II. Kopple of Colorado avenue.
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ginsburg of 218 Hendrie avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Rose, to William Wolf of 0561
MARKS—MARX
Otsego avenue.
Potted palms added to the dig-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gussin of 507 Hague avenue announce the
nity of the drawing roots of the
engagement r.f their daughter, Items, to Dr. Leo Orecklin of Detroit,
II. D. Marx residence of Califor-
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Orecklin of Windsor, Ont.
nia (formerly of Detroit), when
Mr. and Mrs. II. May haunt of 2r.1 8 Gladstone avenue announce Sl is, Lucille Marx became the
the engagement of their daughter, Geraldine Edna, to George Cohen Mole of Harold A. Marks, son of
of Detroit.
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Charles. E. Rowe, son of Sir. and
Mrs. Rowe n•f New Turk City. is
the gust of his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Finsterwald o
( 'hin
11g0 boulevard.

Sir. and Mrs. 'Maxwell I). Ben-
jamin Or WOOdfoW Wilton avenue
left on Monday fora visit 111 Wash-
ington and New York City.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Mandel Leibo-
witz and son, and Sirs. Isidor Leibo-
witz spent Labor Day with Sir. and
Sirs. Jacob (.ivy of Alba, Mich.

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Among the pre-nuptial affairs in
honer of Hiss Kathryn Slither
whose marriage to Gerson Slayer
took place Sunday, Sept. 2, were:
Sirs. Betty Holzman of 3385 Itich•
ton entertained at at bridge and
shower for lit guests; Sirs. Rose
2021 Pingree, entertained
at a bridge andI • shower
Slits Faye Sipher entertained at
at luncheon and bridge.

Attending the bride was Mrs.
1dolph Marx. matron of honor,
/ who wore an imported dinner
gown of black velvet, beaded in
Oct. 7--Miss Beatrice Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. anal Mrs. Sankt,. crystal. A corsage of roses and
tt B. Rosenthal, to Joseph Busker, son of of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Busker sweet touts gave color to the cos-
tume. Royal Marks, brother of
Sir. Nathan Lucie of 0223 Burns
Oct. 14—Miss Rita Genialka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K Gentalka
tat Daniel Kallin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalinsky, to take place a the bridegroom, assisted as best Avenue spent several days with
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Mr
and Sirs. Jacob I.ivy of Alba,
the Stutter Hotel.
The bride's white satin dress
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was designed in bouffant style. A
;\ ‘,,, e - kind pattern was elaborately
Mrs. Benjamin l'(•arlinan and
rried out in seed pearl embroid- daughter, Leah Ruth, returned last
j ery . which ran into insets of ex- Saturday f rum 1111 eight - weeks'
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The bride's tulle veil stay at °m•ne not Grand .1. 111V1.1.1•
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was 11 cap of Fore lace, an heir- Ilay.
loom in the family, and she carried
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a shower bouquet of white roses
and Mrs. Albert l'earlman
Sept. 7 --To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ressler of 2'2:12 Hazelwood av
and lilies of the valley.
of Uniontown, Pa., spent at few
nue, a son, Lowell.
The mother of the bride wore a drays with Sir. and Sir,. Benjamin
Sept. 0--.T0 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sokol (Ann Tack) of 2305 !Jaz e l gown of black Chantilly lace em- Pearlman of Boston boulevard.
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wood avenue, a S011, Robert Louis,
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After the ceremony a wedding
Airs. Meyer Goleta of Clements
Sept. 4—Tat Dr. and Mrs. .1. S. Lipsky of 2012 Virginia Park,
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at table decoratml with festoons of
11.1u1. 11.1 front 11 month's
smilax and white and pink hlos- stray at Grand Traverse 1111y.
soms.
Mr. and Sirs. Meyer Rosenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Marks left for a 10
days' motor trip to San Francisco of 3251 Hazelwood avenue, are in
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and then will return to Phoenix, New York City, gm -ds at the
.1riz., whore they will make their Itoosevelt Hotel.
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STOTSKY—MOSKOVITZ
MAYERS—SIPHER
Dr. and Sirs. A. M. Bookstein
ZEIGER—STOTSKY
Miss Kathryn. Sipher, daughter
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are now on their way home front
The B'nai Zion 'Synagogue was Rabbi Krinski to Sneak in at velar's sojourn in Europe. They
of Sir. and Mrs. Benjamin Sipher,
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Local Synagogues During
141 Leicester Court, and Gerson the scene of an impressive double
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were to arrive in New Y o rk S e pt.
Mayers, son of Mr. 1111(1 Mrs. Jacob wedding on Sunday, Sept. 2 when
Rosh Hashonah.
13, haying left Ilavre on the S. S.
Mayers of Cleveland, were united Miss Eve Moskovitz, (laughter of
Paris on Sept. 5. Traveling with
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Moskovitz, be- Rabbi .1. Krinsky, who is in IC• them is Sirs. Sigmund Wahl,
in marriage Sunday, Sept. 2.
The eel- elle/11y took plaice at the came the bride of Louis Stotsky, trod in the interests of the Rabbi mother of Sirs. Bookstein. Mrs.
bride's home in the presence of son of Mr. and Sirs. Benjamin lacob Elchanan Yeshivah and the Wahl has been with her children
the immediate family. Dinner, Stotsky, and Miss Mollie Stotsky Yeshivah College. will address a sink , June. 1Vhile abroad Dr.
which followed the ceremony, was became the bride of Benjamin number of synagogues (luring Rosh Bookstein spent a year in post-
Zeiger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- Hashonah. Ile will speak at the graduate work in Vienna and Bud-
served to 50 guests.
Among the out-of-town guests uel Zeiger. Mogen Abraham on Earns•rtl• apt•st, in the study of surgery.
Miss Moskowitz was attractive Agudath Achim 4111 Ferry and After Dr. Bookstein finished his
were Mrs. Dvora Margolin, Mr.
in a bouffant fashioned white satin ii„sti„,„ Fast work. 11r. and Mrs. Bookstein, and
and Mrs. Albert Slayers, Mr. and
gown with lace insets. Her veil Ferry and Wnai Jacob on King Mrs. 11'ohl travelled extensively on
Mrs. Louis Slayers and daugh-
the continent. Their travel itinery
ters, 'Melina and Geraldine, Mr. was held in place by a wreath of avenue.
orange blossoms.
She carried
included Germany, Hungary, Aus-
and Mrs. David Slayers, Mr. Louis
bride's
roses.
Miss
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DETROIT
LODGE
NO.
55,
K.
Aria,
Switzerland, Italy, the Ri-
P.
Margolin and Sam Lipman, all of
tendvd Miss Moskovitz as maid of
viera, Park and London.
Cleveland; Mrs. Z. Tartakofsky of
honor and her bridesmaids were
Detroit
Lodge
No.
55,
Knights
Jersey City, N. J., and Mrs. Sol
the misses Ida Nadler, Helen Klein of Pythias, wit confer the second
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel London
Silverman of Chicago.
Mr. and Sirs. Slayer left for an and Ann Sadlow. Barney Ross. degree .on sov•ral candidates next had as their house guests during
set vent Mr. Stotsky as best man. Tuesday evening, Sept. 18, at the the past few weeks Mrs. Betty
extended trip in the East. Upon
Switzer and son, and Sir. and Mrs.
their return they will reside at and the ushers were Samuel Mos- Castle hall, 3153 Cass avenue.
ko, itz, Marvin Newman and WILLIAM ROSENBERG,
Harry Marks and son of Louisville,
3385 Richton.
Charles Revenau.
Ky. Ben leVine of Cleveland,
Secretary.
Miss Stotsky's gown was rash- LOUIS II. M'OLFE,
Ohio, spent Labor Day week as the
ZELDES—ZISMAN
ioned bouffant style and trimmed
guest of Mr. 81111 Sirs. London.
Chancellor Commander.
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A very pretty wedding MIS oat- with lace. Her veil was held in
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Mrs. S. Rabinowitz of Whitney
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emnized on Sunday, Sept. 2, at the place by a cap-shaped headdress
night, Sept. 21, to an invitational avenue has returned front a trip
el Olympia Hotel, Mt. Clemens, when and she carried bride's roses.
to
Atlantic City and Philadelphia,
Miss Ida Zeigler was Miss Stot- list, and to• the public on S•tur-
‘..) Shirley Zisman became the bride
• of Samuel Zeldes. Rev. David ilky's • maid of honor, and this^ day, the 22nd. Stage presents• where she visited with her chil-
Dinner was Misses Sara Stotsky and Esther 'ions, 60 in the orchestra, 30 hal- dam.
4. % Golden officiated.
Beni let girls, 60 choral voices—the
Ferved to 15 guests, comprising the Plotnick. were bridesmaids.
Who would make money must
s•-) immediate family. The couple left Plotnick served :Mr. Zeiger as best hest always—with FOX super pie-
begin by spending.
man and the ushers were Robert lure, "STREET ANGEL.•
a' for a month's honeymoon in Ashe
Crane and Dr. Bernard Last. 1.il-
• ville, N. C.
liar Cohen was the little flower
girl end Albert Clait carried the
rine.
Dinner for 350 guests followed,
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
after which Mr. and Mrs. Stotsky
Strictly Kosher Caterer
and Mr. and Mrs. Zeiger left on :a
Eastern motor trip.
Weddiagn, Engagementa, Ban-
gueta—All Social Functions
PAUL—GOLDBERG.

Births

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May Happiness and
Prosperity Be Yours
Throughout
The New .Year

Marriages

Pastel green mois-
pn feat raitioi retell
with f r o u t crater
(toilet and side back
cascade and a gar-
denia to rotoplete its
choral.

$79.75

RussekS' fashions carry an air of dis-
tinction, are original and individual—
with a smartness that shows the influ-
ence of the superior designing that
alone can give such chic--and, as usual,
priced with moderation.

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We Wish All Our Jewish Friends and Pat-
rons a Happy and Prosperous New Year
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SHEEHAN'S

1550 WOODWARD AVENUE

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congregation best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year

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BIRN BAUM

Miss Florence Goldberg, (laugh-
ter of Mr. and Sirs. Louis Gold-
berg, became the bride of Irving
Paul, son of Sirs. Jacob Paul, at
an impressive ceremony on Sept.
2. Rabbi Ashinsky read the serv-
ice under a white satin canopy
flanked by tall standards of ferns
and palms.
The bride was charming in her
gown of ivory georgette, made
with a cape and trimmed in lace.
She wore a white horsehair hat the
crown of which was made of
orange blossoms, and carried a
colonial corsage of roses and val-
ley hues.
Mrs. Herman Cohen, matron of
honor, was gowned in black lace.
She carried orchids and valley
lilies.
Ilarry Paul served his brother
as best man. A dinner for (hi
immediate fatuity was served foI•
lowing the ceremony. A reception
to 125 guests followed the dinner.
After a wedding trip, Mr. akl
Mrs. l'aul will take up their re--a-
dmire in Milwaukee, where Mr.
Paul will resume his studies at
Marquette University.

Wishes His Patrons,
Neighbors and the Entire
Community

A Happy New Year

In Which All Their ]ondest
Hopes be Realized

IN THE NEW YEAR, MAY WE ALL BE
BROUGHT CLOSER TOGETHER IN
THE JOINT ENDEAVOR WHICH
MAKES FOR COMMUNAL PROGRESS
AND BETTER UNDERSTANDING

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BLOOMBERG, MARKS
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SASHIF:l. BLOOMBERG, Secretary-Treasurer.

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MAJESTIC BLDG., 1031 WOODWARD AVE.

THE HEBREW INFANTS HOME
AND NURSERY

Wishes all members and friends a Happy New Year
and invites them to their Food Shower which will
be held in their new home, 262 Rowena St.,
Wed., Sept. 19, at 2 P. M.

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Bridge will be the diversion •nd refreshments will be
Your food parcel is your admittance.
No tickets sold.
Bring your friends.

STONE—GITTLEMAN
Sharming in its colonial sine
plicity was the wedding of Miss
Corinne Marge Gittleman, daugh-
ART SHOP
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Git-
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tleman, and SI. Howard Stone, son
New York, 201 E. 67th St.
of Saul Stone of New York, which
1,4 Angrier. 527 W. 7th St.
took place in the presence of th •
Pislyan, Cao.hoslovakia
immediate family at the hone of
the bride's parents on Seemed
boulevard. Sept. 3, at 6:30 o'clock
The ceremony was read by Dr. In
SI. Franklin.
The costumes rat the bridal par v
were colonial, and the artist in-
appointments of the home carrot
out the same effect.
The party descended the brao-1,1
stairway led by the bride's 5i., 11 r.
Miss Ora Ruth Gittleman, maid --f
honor, what was gowned in a
I. -kohnulanger model of gold tulle
and chiffon, bouffant style and ap-
pliqued with ribbon flowers in put-
ty] shades. Her slippers and hose
were of gold, and she carried a
colonial bouquet of tea roses and
orchid sweet peas, frilled in orchid
tulle. Master Arthur Coleman
Danto, nephew of the bride. wit ,
ring bearer. Little Ruth Naomi
Gittleman, in orchid taffeta. an I
Teddy Gittleman precedent the
bride.
Shirts to Order
Miss Gittleman was gowned i n
, Sale Sayings 25 to 40 Per Cent Chanel model of white satin, with
I Our entire stock of shirtings will a bodice and bouffant skirt of rut,
be offered in a Pre-Inventory Sale ten and rose pointe lace, earh rut-
; including silks, flannels, madras, fle being edged in tiny pearls. and
batistes, linens, rayons and broad- ending in a train. Her veil of iyor,
cloths. tulle was adorned with Ilonitan
lace a family heirloom, and he
colonial bouquet was of forget-me
15 E. Grand Ri•er •t Woodward sots and lilies of the valley.
The ceremony was performed
Third Floor
before the fireplace, which was
banked
with cybodium ferns and
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