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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geller, form-
erly of Cortland avenue, are now
resisting in their new home at
3030 Lawrence avenue.

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Sol II. Levy of West Bos-
ton boulevard, and Mrs. A. Fine-
berg of Calvert avenue will be
joint hostesses at a personal
shower and bridge-luncheon at the
Stetter hotel on Saturday in honor
of Miss Clara Goldberg, whose
marriage to Gilbert O'Shinsky
will lie an event of Nov. 4.

has
re-
Mrs. Fannie Rodin
turned from an extended tour of
Europe. She visited with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. end
Mrs. Fred ?deter, in Park. Upon
her return she was honored at a
dinner for 35 guests at which her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. A. 0. Barsky of Leslie aye
nue, were hosts.

Mrs. Sigmund Haas invited eight
guests to lunch at the Phoenix
Club on Thursday.

Mrs. Sarah Levitt of 2262 Webb
avenue is making a fortnight's
visit with relatives its Rochester,

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silberblatt
have returned to their home in
Los Angeles following a visit with
Mr. 10111 Mrs. Morris Trattner of
Collingwood avenue.

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Miss Lena Joyce Nedelman was
hostess :ye a bridge-luncheon given
ett her Lame on Collingwood ave-
nue on Saturday in honor of the
Gamma Eta Mona.

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Boulevard, above S. L. Bird & Sons. Room 210.
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this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Miller of litio:o Gladstone avenue announce the
engagement of their (laughter, Geo truths to Laura K. Miller, sun of
Mr. a n d Mrs. Joseph Miller of Marine City.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Grossman of Elmhurst avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Faye, to Bernard Ilicoll, son of Mr. and

Christmas Monograms
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Mrs. A. Bicoll of this city.
The announcement is made by Mr, and NIrs. Louie Wexler of Blaine
avenue of the engagement of their daughter, Ida A., to Henry S. Ilanna

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of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rosenberg announce the engagement of
their daughter, Madeline Lucille, to Milton J. Silberberg, sell of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Silberherg.

Wedding Calendar

women.

Oct. 21—Miss Gussie Max, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Max,
MISS BESSIE BRENNER
to llarry II. Wachs, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Wachs of New Castle, Pa.
Oct. 24—Miss Gertrude Rassner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Junior liadassals showing of "The
Constant Wife" at the Detroit
Rassner, to Irving Miller, son of Mrs. Kate Miller.
Civic Theater on Sunday evening,
Oct. 28—Miss Celia Sutkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Sutkin, Nov. 1, report favorable sales of
to William Siegel of Toledo, Ohio.
tickets for the performance.
Nov. 4—Miss Irene Barahal. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscher
Tickets are now exchangeable
Barahal, to David A. Marks of this city.
at the theater, or at Grinnell
11111i those holding them are
Nov. 4—Clara Geldherg to Gilbert (EShinsky.
Nov. 4—Miss Tillie Meyers, daughter of Mrs. Esther Meyers, to urged to make the exchange as
ea sly as
Alfred Gunsberg.
Miss Bessie Brenner is president
Nov. 18—Miss Evelyn Schreiber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
of Detroit dueller Iladas,11.
Schreiber, to Gilbert Fink.
NOV, I S—M iss Selma Sell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louts Sell, to
Louis II, Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown,

Births

Mrs. harryEllman of Chicago.
who has been the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raphael of
Dexter boulevard, has been the
PRADY—BER1CK
inspiration fur touch delightful
The Wilshire Hotel wits ths
entertaining. Among those wha
honored Mrs. Raphael are Mrs. scene of a beautiful wedding Sun-
Samuel Gutterman, Mrs. Samuel day evening, Oct. 7, where, amidst
Fisher, Mrs. Julius Isaacson and a background of palms and tall
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reiss, baskets of white chrysanthemums
Miss Betty Berick, (laughter tof
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gumm of Sir. and Mrs. Arthur Berick, and
Mr.
bus Angeles, who have been guests Herman Harald Frady, son of Were
at the hotel Savoy, are leaving and Mrs. Joseph Frady,
on Saturday for their home. They united in marriage by Rabbi Harry
were extensively entertained dur- Gordon. The bride wore a stun-
ing their visit here. . ning ivory transparent velvet
gown, a draped Chanel model; her
Mrs. Harry Chertoff and son bridal veil consisted of a bandeau
With a clus-
Charles, of Chicago, have returned Of real Duchess lace
ter of tiny orange blossoms at each
to their home following a visit
side
of
the
fare,
followed
by a
with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kruger of
Gladstone avenue. Mrs. Chertoff long train of tulle which was also
was extensively entertained dur- edged with tiny orange blossoms.
ing her stay. She carried a bouquet of bridal
roses and valley lilies, tied with
Beautiful in every detail was a huge tulle bow.
She was attended by her sister,
the dinner-dance at which Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Lieberman of 862 Miss Rose Berick, as mid ,of
Chicago boulevard were hosts to honor. who wore a yellow taffeta
72 guests on Friday evening, the and tulle gown, and carried yellow
occasion being their twenty-fifth roses and valley lilies; Mrs. Joseph
wedding anniversary. The guests Lunenfeld, as matron of honor,
were seated at small tables which wore a gown of sky-blue taffeta
were set with vari-colored autumn and carried deep pink roses; Miss
flowers. Lillian Gordon, bridesmaid, wore
a pale pink shading to deep rose
On Sunday afternoon, Oct. 14, taffeta gown and carried pink
Mrs. Sans J. Leve of 1635 Ilazle- roses; Miss Mildred Frady, brides-

wood avenue gave a costume party maid, was also dressed in pastel
in honor of her laughter, Ger- blue and carrying delicate pink
trade's thirteenth birthday. The roses. !teary Frady attended his
table was beautifully decorated in brother as best man, and Joseph
Hallowe'en colors with favors, Lunenfeld, Coleman Berick and
Clarence Sarasohn assisted as ush-
flowers and candles.
A reception to over 200
ers.
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. 8: guests followed immediately after
A. M., will sponsor a dinner- the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Her-
dance on Wednesday, Oct. 31, in man Frady are spending their
the Fountain Room of the Masonic honeymoon in Chicago.
Temple.
HERSHON—LABOW

stony on Wednesday at the llote
Barham. Dr. Leo M. Frankli
reed the service at 0 o'clock.
The bride was becoming)
gowned in white satin, bodice of
feet, with the uneven hemline
Her veil was held in place by a
tulle cap-shaped headdress adorne(
with orange blossoms. She car
rigid bride's roses.
Miss Rae Kleinsmith, the bride'.
sister, Was maid of honor.
Mr. Ralph Kleinsmith per
formed the duties of best man.
A family dinner for 35 guests
followed, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Schor left by motor for an
Eastern trip.

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KALLIN—GEDALKA

At the Hotel Statter on Sunday,
Oct. 11, Miss Rose Gedalka,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. fie-
elflike, became the bride of Daniel
Kallin. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
performed the ceremony at 6:30
in the presence of relatives and
friends.
Miss Gedalka's bridal gown was
fashioned along straight lines of
ivory satin. The hemline was
scalloped, and had the brief effect
in front and came to the heels in
the back.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Bes-
sie Simon was gowned in a green
transparent velvet. She carried
ten roses.
The bridesmaids wire Miss Shir-
ley Greenberg, who wore pink
chiffon; Miss Fay Tittlebaum of
Toronto, whose gown was peach
chiffon; Miss Fanny Barsky and
Miss Jean Boesky, who wore blue
flowered and orchid satin, respec-
tively. Their bouquets Caere-
spandrel in color with their cos-
tumes.
Mr. Jack Sein of Chicago served
Mr. Kallin as best man.
Dinner was served to 110 guests
and a reception followed.
Upton their return from an
Eastern trip, Mr. and Mrs. Kallin
will reside on Grand avenue.

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NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Dr.
Israel Goldstein, president of
Young J udaea, was the guest of
honer at a dinner given Sunday
night at Hotel Aster.
Four hundred guests, members
of Young Judaea, representatists , •s•
of Jewish educatieonal institutions,
and friends of I/r. Goldstein at-
tended the dinner.
New
Outstanding leaders in
l'eek's civic and religious life, as
well as representatives of Jewish
institutions, paid tribute to 1)r.
Goldstein on the (occasion of his
return from Palestine. Among the
speakers who lauded hits for his
work in the pulpit and in the field
of Jewish education were Cal. Her-
bert II. Lehman, Democratic can-
didate for lieutenant-governor of
New York; Rabbi Jonah II. Wise,
Louis Lipsky, Judge William 51. ,
Lewis, Jonah J. Goldstein, Dr.
David de Soles Pool, hr. Lewis
Finkelstein and Sol 11I. Strooek.
Isadore D. Morrison was toast-
master.

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alr. and Mrs. Morris W.
daughter, Mary, to Dr. ('harps B. Lakaff.
E.1,1sun of Martindale avenue announces the engagement of hi.
daughter, Ethel, to Ben W. Kogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kogan o

A very pretty wedding was sob
HABIMAH ANNIVERSARY
IN PALESTINE DEC. 15 emnized on Sunday, Oct. 11, when
Mists Rose Lebow, daughter of
(Dyed Muskrat
T, A.)— Samuel Lebow, became the bride
JERUSALEM.—
$280 . . . . $350
The tenth anniversary of the of Barney Mershon. Rabbi
founding, of the Halsimah, Ilebrew Fischer performed the ceremony
on
theater, will be celebrated here on at 2:30 at the groom's home
BUSKER—ROSENTHAL
Dec. 15. The jubilee committee is Filigree avenue. The bride wore
headed by Chaim Nachman Malik. a beige transparent velvet gown
Miss Beatrice Rosenthal, daugh-
honorary chairmen of the cons- with an attractive hat to match. ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rosen-
millet? are I/r. Chaim Weizman, She carried a corsage of (orchids. thal, became the bride of Joseph
Stanislaysky, Stephen Szeig and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Aaron at- Busker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Mr, Simon, editor of the "Frank. tended the bride, and Mr. and Busker, at an impressive cere-
furter Zeitung." Mrs, Samuel Velich attended the mony on Wt. 7 nt the Statler.
The bride was gowned in bridal
The Habimah troupe will pro- groom.
Mr. Eli Hershon assisted as best satin made with uneven hem-
eyed to Europe in ,January for a
man.
A girdle of rhinesones
tour in various countries.
line.
A family dinner and resorption adorned the waistline.
Iler red
ADAMS AVE. WEST AT PARK AVE.
was held at the bride's home on was held in place by a lace cap
Scrorrd Pimr
Woodland avenue, after which fashioned with orange blossoms.
item col Nrressitirs Beildiug
Mr. and Mrs. Mershon left far an She carried bride's roses and lilies
Strictly Kosher Caterer
Eastern trip.
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Mrs. Harry Raphael, sister of
Weddings, Eouagementii, Ban-
CUTLER—FRIEDMAN
the bride, wore a gown of gold
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The Hotel Stetter was the scene brocade. She carried a corsage
of an impressive wedding cere- of tea roses.
mony when Miss Shirley Leah
Mr. and Mrs. Busker left for
Friedman, daughter of Mr. and Atlantic City, New York, Wash-
Mrs. M. E. Friedman, became the ington and Philadelphia.
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bride of Casper Charles Cutltr, •
COMPANY
• Tuesday afternoon. Rabbi A. M.
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was charming in her bridal raise,
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a Chanel model of ivory duchess
A large net lace collar
satin.
adorned with crystal beads in leaf
The abundant. service equal
WILL SPONSOR THEIR
design was set off by a circular
to a big down town hotel, to-
skirt, modishly brief in front and
gether with the intimate pri-
long in the back. A net lace cap
vacy and freedom of Hotel
trimmed to correspond with the
Palmetto's rneems for enter-
collar of the gown confined the
taining mak. the successful
long tulle veil. She carries! or-
haste!. cheir.. this setting.
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chids and lilies of the valley.
Private dining rooms, ban-
Mrs. 1. D. Friedman, matron of
quet hall, spacious ball room
honor, wore a becoming frock of
—every facility for charm-
bouquet
a
green
atin.
She
carried
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Marriages

DRESSMAKING

ALTERATIONS

Miss Rose Renick, chairman,

Miss

Miss Ruth Franklin of Edison a
avenue has returned from Chi-
Nrs. Julius Solomon (Frieda Levin) of Wes
cago, where she mess the week-end • Oct. 9—To Mr. and
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Boston boulevard, a daughter, Arline Soliht,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Merris
J.
Appletiold of 2751 Reabester avenue are
Freda Oberfelder.
receiving felicitations on the birth of a son, Harold Sheldon.
Mrs. Sol B. Rosengarten was
hostess to 10 guests at luncheon
on Monday at the Phoenix Club.

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celle Korach of Cleveland wore a
fetching gown of sea-foam green.
Her bouquet was of butterfly
roses.
Ruth Ann Schlanger was the lit-
tle flower girl and Robert Leach
the ring bearer.
Mr. I. D. Friedman served Mr.
Cutler as best man, and Dr. Dan•
eel Cohen was usher.
A dinner for 50 guests followed
the ceremony, after which Mr.
and Mr•. Cutler left for a trip to
Bermuda.

SCHOR—KLEINSMITH

Miss Helen Kleinsmith, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Klein-
, with, became the bride of Sig-
mund Scher at a very pretty cere-

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