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Goldman, chairman, with plans for
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'Engagements
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31 e. and Mrs. Jack Langer announce the engagement let their
(laughter, Jeannette, to Alelburn Finsterwald, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Finsterwahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seeman announce the engagement (if their
daughter, Jenny, to Dr. Arthur Miller, son of Mrs. Louis Stiller.
Mrs. Ida Weisman (if 1468 West Euclid avenue announces the
engagement of her daughter, Edith, to Jack Taback, son of Air, and
Mrs. II. Taback.
Airs. Anna Weisman of 3313 Fourteenth avenue announces the
engagement of her (laughter, Pearl Sybil, to Benjamin Aaron Kellen,
son of Alr. and Mrs. Louis Mellen of Toro nt o .
$ 7.7 5
Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Faigin of Taylor avenue announce the
betrothal of their daughter, Pauline Ilene, ty Samuel S. Samsun, son
of 3lr. and Mrs. Max Samson.
Wedding Calendar
April 21- Aliso Gertrude Breed, ihm,, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Barra
Brod, to Ben 1.. Silberstein.
Births
MISS BLUMA DISNER
the Meta Alpha Theta's second an-
nual frolic to be held at the Stea-
ler Hotel on Sunday, April 26.
April 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Israel Zilher of :1304 Webb avenue,
daughter.
MOTHERS' CLUBS
FELT HATS
Mothers' Meetings Postponed:
EXCLUSIVE WITH US
MILLINERY SALON
April 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs of 2730 Tuxedo avenue,
a daughter, Shirley Jean.
Entire Third Floor
All of the Mothers Clubs with
the exception of the Fenkell Moth-
ers Club will postpone their meet-
ings until after the Passover hol-
iday season is past. The Fenkell
Club will hold its meeting on Sat-
urday, April 20, at 2:30 o'clock,
at the Fenkell Branch, 3130 Fen-
kell.
DebatMg, Public Speaking, Pm,
liamentary Law Clam
A debating, public speaking and
parliamentary procedure class will
be held at the Fenkell branch of
the Jewish Center, 34:10 Fenkell
avenue. Registrations will now be
taken for this class.
Easter Dance!
President'. Council:
At the last meeting of the Pres-
idents Council, plans for the moth-
ers and daughters celebration were
discussed. The Summer program
was also discussed and the presi-
dents will take these matters up
with their clubs.
SPONSORED BY
Canton
Jericho No.
5o, P. M.
I. O. O. F.
Jewish Women's Credit Union:
APRIL 26TH, 1929, AT 8:30 P. M.
The members of the Mothers
Clubs express their appreciation
for the interest which the Jewish
Womens Credit Union takes in the
work of the Mothers Club Purim
ball Mrs. Corn is president of
the organization and most of the
members of the Credit Union are
members of the Oakman Boulevard
Mothers Club.
JERICHO TEMPLE
2705
JOY ROAD
FEATURING BOB CRUZET AND HIS
SOUTHERN MELODY DANDIES •
BOSTONIAAS
SHOES FOR MEN
it
RAVEL
Whether you travel on your feet or
merely with your feet, there is corn-
fort, wisdom and economy in travel-
ing in Bostonians. Wherever you go,
go in style—as in Bostonians. They
cost but $7 to $10 the pair, and they
far outwear their price. let us show
the correct last for your feet in the
style you prefer
Mother and Daughter Celebration:
Plans are being made for the
Mothers and Daughter celebration
as hie h will be held in May. This
aair will be arranged see that it
will surpass any occasion the
Mothers Clubs have ever spon-
sored.
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BOSTONIAN
SHOE STORES, me
sun. eve.,
may 5
sta tier hotel
71 Cadillac Square
tiontrofBatr5Strat
music by nite hawk okeh
recording orchestra.
dancing 9 p. tn. to
WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF
I a. m.
ART STAFF'S TENNIS COURTS
Announcement Will Be Made Soon
ART STAFFS
Dexter Tennis end Skating Center
3775 Davison ■ t Dexter
Hog•rth 2675
—still
1
waiting
for a
dissatis-
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF
PHIL'S DELICATESSEN
(EPPES ESSEN)
fied
tt
2946 Woodward Ave.
Formerly at 31 Charlotte
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Moot Delicious Kosher Sandwiches
454
Hot Dishes—Delicatessen
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COOPER—COHEN
The home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Cohen of 350 Leicester Court was
the scene of a beautiful wedding
Sunday, April 7, when their (laugh-
ter, Miss Mollie Cohen, was united
in marriage to David Cooper, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper of
Detroit.
The ceremony was performed oar
Rabbi Hershman under a canopy
of palms and roses.
The bride Was lovely in a peach-
colored gown by Monte, with slip-
pers and hat tee match.
Following the ceremony the
guests were seated for dinner at a
table covered with all exquisite
Italian cloth with a beautiful cen-
terpiece of sweet lanes in pastel
shades.
Some of the out-of-town guests
present were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Blass of New York, Miss Esther
Bass of New York, Nathan Libede•
leer of New Haven, Conn., and
Manuel Levine of Rochester, N. Y.
Following the dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Cooper left on a wedding trip
to Chicago and other western
cities, and upon their return will
reside at 350 Leicester Court.
SMITH—MEIZELS
The Book Cadillac Hotel was the
scene of a pretty wedding din the
eve of April 7, when Miss Lillian
Nieizels, daughter of 31r. and Mrs.
Jack Smith, became the bride of
Ralph C. Smith, sun eef Mrs. Anna
The bride was attractive in a
white satin frock, with a tight
bodice and Queen Anne collar of
lace. A coronet of rose pointe lace
held her long tulle veil, and her
bouquet was of roses and lilies of
the valley.
Miss Rose Mary Smith, who was
her sister's maid of honor, wore
apple green chiffon trimmed in
rhinestones and carried yellow tea
roses.
The Misses Sally Gelber, Molli,•
Schultz and Sidelle Goldstein, who
were the bridlesmails, wore bouf-
fant frocks of taffeta and tulle,
and carried pink roses, with satin
bows to match their frocks. Wil-
li:0n Starr was best man, and Mar-
ray llockman, Samuel Taylor and
Arthur Aleizels were the ushers.
Dinner and a reception followed
the ceremony.
After a honeymoon trip to Phila-
delphia and other Pennsylvania
cities, Mr. and Mrs. Smith will re-
side at 2671 Glendale avenue.
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Mothers Hold Purim Ball:
The Mothers Clubs, finding the
Jewish Center too small for their
large affairs, held their annual
Purim masquerade ball at the
113'nai Writh Ballroom on Satur-
(lay, March 30. A group of over
1 300 people assembled at the ball.
Ithry and picturesque costumes
could be seen weaving in and fiat
as the guests gracefully danced.
Another pleasing effect was tee See
the boys and girls accompaning
their parents to the dance. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Ni.
I'aul, a West Warren Mothers club
member, and by Mrs. Sarah Lan-
kin, second prize, tiresident of the
Oakland Mothers ( lub.
The members of the clubs vol-
unteered donations for the bar,
the Oakland Mothers Club leading
the list in donations of both money
and food. Credit is given Mrs.
SALAMON—TRATTNER
Anna Dropkin and the committee
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Trattner an-
for their excellent management of
the bar, which brought a profit of nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Helen Eileen, to Stanley
over $30,
M. Salomon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Salonion, which was per-
formed at their home on North-.
field avenue on April 7.
Miss Trattner wore a gray crepe
frock with a hat and shoes to
match, and a corsage of roses and
lilies of the valley.
tier sisters, the Misses Olga and
Elizabeth Trattner were her at-
tendants, and Julius Trattner per-
formed the duties of best nian.
A dinner for members of the
immediate fancily followed the
ceremony, after which the newly
wedded couple left on a honey-
moon trip east.
nite
hawk
club
124 Michigan Ave.
April 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aronson of 2903 Webb ave-
nue, a sun, Herbert Allen.
.4;
customer
—ABE MAX
Strang Chevrolet Co.
SSIO Twelfth St. Empiro 4030
bride, chose a black lace gown
and Airs. Zuckerberg, the groom's
mother, wore a flesh and blue gent-
gette gown.
Sfax Zuckerberg
served his
brother as best man.
A dinner was served to the im-
mediate families following the
ceremony, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Zuckerberg left for a trip to
Atlantic City, New York and other
eastern cities.
Nag Citg Notes'
rertal
leCNAlie
Miss Mildred Baer of Memphis,
Tenn., is spending soni• time in
the city as the guest of Mrs. Til-
lie B. Friedman and family of
Colorado avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaufman, 9367
13roadstre•t, entertained April 13
at it bridge-luncheon for Mr. and
Airs, N. Dennis, from Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. II. Blair, 3737
Tuxedo, gave a theater and din-
ner party at the Oriental Cafe for
her guests, Mr. and Mrs. N. Den-
nis, of Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Isenberg
and daughter of New York City
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Isenberg of Edison avenue.
Mrs. harry G. Brown of 455
Goldeugate avenue has returned to
the city after an extensive eastern
trip.
Mrs. M. Kreekum of 3709 Rich:
ton has returned Mince after spend-
ing four months in St. Louis, Aim,
and two months at llot Springs,,
Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Selik of 3910
Vermont celebrated the Bar Mitz-
vah of their son, Louis, on Satur-
day, April 13. A reception was
held for the immediate family.
Anelhoch's
Woodward Thru to Washington
A Princess
Line Corsette
of Brocade
and Swami
18.50
Princess lines are one of
the outstanding factors of
Spring's fashion picture.
This brocade and swami
compact straightens the
thighs and hips and em-
phasizes the natural waist-
line.
Himelhoch's—Corset Shop—
Third Floor
Dr. NI. II. Sandorf, son of Mrs.
A. I. Sandorf of the Webster Ilall
Hotel, has been appointed to the
resident staff eef Cook County Hos-
pital, Chicago, Dr. Sandorf is a
graduate of Northern high School
and did sonic of his pre-medical
work at Detroit City College.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Weitz-
man of Chicago boulevard are va-
• cationing in the Carolinas. At
,rsc-ent they are at Greensboro,
Sam Grinstein of Seattle, Wash.,
Mrs. Louis Levine and little son is visiting in Detroit with his rela-
left on Sunday for Cincinnati to tives, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.
be the guest of her parents, Mr. Brown of 465 West Goldengate.
and Mrs. S. Peel.
Mrs. Theo. Felber of Cleveland,
Mrs. Sam Slobin has returned who has been visiting her cousins,
to her home in Detroit after spend- Air. and Mrs. Alfred Loewenstein
ing several weeks with her mother, of Fullerton avenue, left for her
home after a delightful stay.
Mrs. S. Greenberg.
Miss Ruth Ilutton has returned
to Ann Arbor after spending her
snring vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs: William Hutton.
Airs. L. II. Caplan and her
(laughter, Harriet and son Sey-
mour, have returned from Ni iami
Beach, Fla., where they spent the
winter months.
•
On last Friday night Mrs. Max
31 rs. Sol E. Goldsmith eef the
Kahn entertained two tables of
Hotel Seville has been called tee
bridge. Mrs. .Anthony, Mrs. Wm.
Cincinnati, Ohio, on account of
Keuty and Miss Tillie Alarienthal the death of her mother, Mrs. i
' held the high scores.
Sophia Goldsmith,
On last Wednesday evening,
Connie Friedman of Providence,
April 10, Mesdames Alex Kahn
R. I., has arrived in Detroit to be-
and Geo. Kahn were hostesses at a
come associated with his uncle,
bridge party and food sale for the
Barry G. Brown.
benefit of Temple Abraham, which
proved a great success.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stein and
(laughter, Shirley Mae, have re- 1
The Young Judreezen Society met
turned to their home on Webb ave-
at the home of David Kahn last
nue after a sojourn at Miami
Sunday night. A program of
Beach, 1.1a.
music and dancing was enjoyed,
after which refreshments were
served.
Jewish Welfare Federation
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Temple
Abraham was organized last Mon-
day night at the residence of Mrs.
Alex. Kahn. The following were
elected to office. President, Airs.
L. Alagidson; vice-president, Mrs.
Geo. Kahn; secretary, Mrs. L.
Brenner, and treasurer, Mrs. A.lex.
Kahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kahn enter-
tained the Married People's Club
last Sunday evening. The evening
was enjoyably spent at cards,
prizes going to Mrs. A. Kahn, Mrs.
ial. Goldberg and Mrs. L. Robin-
son.
Contributions to the Flower
Fund of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration have been received 0, mem- .
ory of Jule Weil from S. Loewen-
stein and family, Lillian IAewen-
stein, Alfred Loewenstein and Air.
and Airs. Bernard E. Anspach,
The United Jewish Campaign al-
so acknowledges with thanks re-
ceipt of a contribution from Nirs.
S. E. Heineman in memory of Mrs.
Rudolf Goldschmid eef Baltimore.
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000.
On April 5, Esther Frances Slo-
bin gave a birthday surprise in
honor of her sister, Shirley Evelyn
Slobin, who was visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. Ida Greenberg of 211
S. Sheridan street, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. S. K. Slobin
of Detroit.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Jos.
Schwartz entertained 18 tables of
bridge for the benefit of the Tem-
ple Sisterhood. l'rizes were won
by Mrs. A. Immerman of Saginaw,
Mrs. M.•Goldberg and Mrs. II. F.
Anthony.
Gifts
A Complete Shop
Without Coin! Downtown
Chinaware, Lamps, Shades,
Glassware, Pictures, Cards,
lies and Prises.
CO.
Beauty Salolis
Barber Shops
Haircuts, Hair Dyeing, Fa-
cials, Finger Waving, Mar-
ceiling and Steam Perma-
EXPRESS ELEVATORS
DIRECT TO OUR FLOOR
nents.
Appointments, Cad. 5983.
Separate Entrance for Women
Detroit Barber and
Beauty Shops, Inc.
24th Floor Barium Tower
Paris Interpretations in
GOWNS
WRAPS
MILLINERY
COSTUME JEWELRY
Flower Fund.
On Saturday. April 6 occurred
In env time, even to look
the death of Mrs. Max Bernstein
Iirmind•
if Chicago, formerly Nettie Gold-
man of this city. She is survived
SPECIAL PRICES
by her husband, a son, Dr. Julius
Bernstein and one daughter, all of
ohieago; three brothers, J. 13.
ORIENTAL ARTS
Goldman of this city, Max Gold-
NEWMAN BELIVSKY
9034 Twelfth Street
man
of
Austin,
Texas,
and
Ilarry
Mrs. Zelda Bevilsky announce-
Goldman of Nlani,tee, Mich., and
At Clairmount.
Open Evening..
the marriage of her daughter, Min-
ine sister, Mrs. Wm. Immerman
nie. to Joseph Newman, son of
.f Detroit.
Mrs. Jennie Newman, which se
solemnized at the Congregate ,
Beth David on April 7.
Nliss Belivsky were on ivory
Have You Visited Detroit's Newest and Lin ,st
satin frock, with a long fitted bod-
ice, and long sleeves. A lace cap,
orange
blossoms
at
of
with clusters
the sides, held her long tulle veil.
which was encrusted with tiny
sprays of orange blossoms. Her
bridal bouquet was fashioned of
AND
roses, sweet peas and lilies of the
valley.
Nlisa Katherine Kasdan, who was
maid of honor, wore beige lace
aced carried tea roses.
Mrs. Max Beliaysky was matron
Managed by II. M. BURKHOLDER
of honor, and Gun Newman was
best man. Dinner for 60 guests
Particular'men and women will
followed the ceremony at the home
find this shop a delightful haven
of the bride's mother on Taylor
for complete beauty service.
avenue.
With expert barbers and opera-
After a honeymoon trip to Chi-
tors and attendants you are as-
cago, Mr. and Mrs. Newman will
sured of lasting satisfaction on
reside at 2023 Tuxedo avenue.
ZUCKERBERG—CARFINKEL.
A pretty home wedding was sol-
errinizA on April 14 at the home
of Mrs. Bessie Garfinkel of Clair-
mount avenue, when her daughter.
Betty, became the bride of Joseph
Zuckerberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Zuckerberg. Rabbi Aish•
iskin officiated.
Min Garfinkel wore a whitc
chiffon gown and her veil WAS of
lace and tulle, trimmed with
orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of bridal roses.
Miss Betty Silverman, her only
attendant, wore • flesh chiffon
gown and carried a shower of but-
terfly and Columbia roses.
Mrs. Garfinkel, mother of the
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