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This is the festival of Joy and Flowers—you can
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227
Gratiot Ave.
Cherry 9171
For Weddings and SOcial Affairs
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Mr. and Sirs. Israel Wetsrnan
announce the Bar Nlitzvah of their
son, Charles A., on Saturday
!morning, June 22, at the Shaarey
Zedek branch, Twelfth and Atkin-
son. They will be at home to rela-
tives and friends Sunday evening,
du ne 23, at 2444 West Euclid. Nu
cards.
Mrs. Daniel Hudson of 1959
Hazelwood avenue entertained
last Thursday in honor of the
Misses Sadie Greenwald and Ann
Itaimi, both brides-elect of this
month.
Miss Pearl Busker of 1514 Sew-
ard entertained 12 of her friends
at a birthday bridge-luncheon. The
decorations were carried out in
Miss Esther Sherman, a bride-
gold and green.
elect fa Jute 20, is being delight-
fully entertained by her many
Among the graduates from the'
friends. Mrs. Ida Bradley enter-
department of law of the Univer-
tained 35 guests at a linen shower;
sity of Detroit, on June 14, are the
3 miscellaneous shower was given
following Jewish girls: Rose'
Hiss Sonia Sherman, mother of
Abramson of 9322 Oakland ave-
the bride, at the Holbrook Centt•t,
nue; Esther Schlesinger of 2281
at which 150 guests were present;
Gladstone avenue, and Annie B.
formal dinner given by Mrs.
bachoff of 1602 Clairmount ave.:
j Jean Sherman, her aunt, and a
nue.
I bridge-luncheon and theater party
' by Niro. F. Greenberg.
MIZRACHI HAZOIR
TO MEET MONDAY
Mrs. Maurice Grossman, Jr.
(Freda Smith) and daughter, Do-
lows, of McKeesport, Pa., are vis-
Mizra•hi Ilazoir will hold its
it ing Mrs. Grossman's mother,
I Mrs. Anna Copersnfith, of Calvert next meeting Monday evening,
June
17, in the auditorium of the
avenue.
new B'nai Moshe Synagogue, Dex-
ter
and
Lawrence. The B'nai
'
Among those who will partici-
pate in the all-city graduation, Moshe, because of the increased fa-
cilities
it
suffers,
will henceforth be
/ which will take place at the 51a-
Isonic Temple on June 19, are Hilda t he headquarters of this organiza-
tion.
'and Gilbert Sehaenfield, (laughter
For this meeting, a well-known
and son of Mrs. J. Schoentield of
1196 Burlingame. The former is l•cal speaker has consented to ad-
dress
the members of Nlizrachi
a graduate of Detroit Ts•acher•'
College, the latter of Detroit Col- litanir, and a well arranged THUS--
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Fashions f s Fine its
Parties
are a sure success
at the
Palmetto
The abundant service equal
to a big down town hotel, to-
gether with the intimate pri-
vacy and freedom of Hotel
I'almetto's rooms for enter-
taining makes the successful
hostess choose this setting.
Private dining rooms, ban-
quet hall, spacious ball room
—every facility for charm-
ing bridge dinners, dances,
and social teas.
Private rooms for card partial,
wdhout service, $5 and up.
Luncheon. 11:30 to 2
$ .85
Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30
125
Gunder, 11:30 a. tn. to 8 p. us. 1.50
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
24.hour•a•day complete hotel sere.
Ice. Every apartment has out.
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lege of Medicine.
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Attending the graduation exer-
cises of Jack Jaffe from Iowa State
College at !Dual City, are Julius L.
Jaffe, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robins
and their daughter, Shirley. Tilt-
marriage of Miss Shirley Robins t.,
Dr. Jaffe will take place soon after
their return to the city.
Miss Bertha Patrick acted as
hostess to 40 guests at a birthday
surprise party given by her mother
and father, Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Patrick, in honor of her sister.
Sadie, on Saturday evening, June
0, at their residence on Vinewood
avenue. Miss Mae Kornor of
Gary, Ind., was an out-of-town
guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. Krohn of Carson
City, Mich., have recently re-
turned from Los Angeles, Cal..
where they spent the winter
months.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT!
WEDDING
GIFTS
and
CARDS
re on Can Gar Something
1)•tc, or—and &ONO. /ay
L. Litwak
STAR Dairy & Baking Co.
Furrier and Ladies
Tailor
Vegetables—Cream—Butter—Chee se-
Delicatessen
8710 Linwood Avenue
12021 Dexter Boulevard
Near Elmhurst
OPEN EVENINGS
We also render a com-
plete Cleaning and
Dyeing Service.
Oriental °Arts Co.
9034 Twelfth Street
at Clairmount
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PHIL'S DELICATESSEN
2946 Woodward Ave.
Formerly at 31 Charlotte
Have Your Meals Here and Save Your Wife the Troubl•
of Cooking
Most Delicious Kosher Sandwiches
Hot DisIses—Delicaletsem
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GOTHAM
Slay 23—To Sir. and Mrs. B. Sidlow (Elsie Rosen) of 2500 Glynn
Mrs. Gisela Newlander of Ful-
Court, a son, Franklin.
erton avenue is leaving for Cali-
:thy
27—To :Mr. and Mrs. Milton Monte Weisberg of 9440 Dexter I
ernia on June 16 for two months.
ter (laughter, Helen May, will boulevard, a son, Arthur Sherwin.
,
Nlity
24—To Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin B. Gordon, a son, Herbert
rave fur Cincinnati as soon as
chool closes, to be gone all sum- ; William.
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ner visiting with relatives.
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May 29—To Mr. and N1rs. Albert :Voss (Estelle Forbes), a son,
I Sanford Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Loewenberg,
The groom was attended by his
487 Virginia Park, announce the
brother, Irving Rosenberg.
Mrs. A. Bernstein and daughter calprog,ram promise's a sprightly,
tar Mitzvah of their son, Wilbur.
The couple left for an extended 0
n Saturday, June 22, at Congre- Rae, of Colling•ood LIVentle, have interesting •evening.
honeymoon east,
just
returned from a six months'
Nlizrachi Ilazoir is playing an ac-
ation Shaarey Zed kw
Twelfth and
Ths out-of-town guests were g ,
tive part in the sale of Shekels
tkinson. At home Sunday, June sojourn in Southern California.
Mr. and NIrs. Jack Rosenberg and 2
which
heralds the advent of the
3, afternoon and evening. No
Mrs. Fay Crosby of Nliami, Fla.; 0
On Wednesday evening, June 5, World Zionist Congress. Reports
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cohn of New, arils.
Mrs. Samuel G. Freedman (Emina to date definitely indicate note-
York City, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jack
Brodsky) entertained 20 guests at worthy contributions from mem-
Lavin of Cleveland, 0.; Mr. and r Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Yarrows of a personal shower and bridge in bers who have been for the past
hicago hoult-vard are having
Mrs. Leo Hirschfield, Mr. and Mrs.,
honor of Miss Anna Freedman, at few weeks canvassing Detroit
Max Rosenberg and :11r. and Mrs. j pen house stn Tuesday evening, the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
Jewry.
liabert Rosenberg of Grand Rap- -,, use 18, after 8 o'clock, in honor
Outstanding, too, has been the
f the graduation of their daug,h-
ids.
Miss Faye Greene of 2725 aid given the Jewish National
tt -r, Mildred, front Miss Newman's
West
Boston
boulevard
and
Miss
Fund
in its Flower Day campaign.
school.
Lillian Horowitz of Hazelwood
avenue
left
last
Friday
for
a
sev-
PERFECTION
LODGE
.Sirs. N. Blatnikoff was chairman
eral months' trip to Europe.
Perfection Lodge No. 4610, F. &
0f the last card party of the sea-
A.
M.,
will
hold
a
special
com-
son sponsored by the Ladies' Aux-
Sir. and :11:s. Harry Cohen, munication IVednesday, June 19,
iliary of the B'nai B'rith. It was
formerly of 5749 &TOMd hoUl•- at 7 p. m. M. Si. degree.
! held at the Ferry avenue ('enter
CHAS. K. SANDORF,
on Tuesday. Mrs. Blatnikoff was yard, have moved to their new
home at 2451 Pingree avenue.
Secretary.
assisted by the following hostesses:
By order of
Mesdames E. Stephens, Adelman,
Sir. and Sirs. J. 13. Lasky of the HAROLD IIELLER, W. M.
LeVey, Rose, Silver, Shwartz and
Wilshire hutch left for New York
Shultz. The auxiliaty sponsor-
i ng an outing for the Jewish Old to sad] for Europe on the steamship
Aquitanut on June 19.
Folks' Home, to be held in July.
Lilian Zeitlin, sister of the
brit],-, tins lovely in a Lanvin
no del of pale yellow and carried_
a bouquet of Drew's roses.
The bride's mother WOre black
Chilton and a shoulder bouquet of
orchids. The groom's niother was
attired in black lace and also wore
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Births
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Wedding Calendar
HUGH CON NOLLYud SON
6.40itiviluienl Avenue
Flowers That Glorify Weddings
Engagements
BLAU—KATZENBERG
The marriage of Nli,“ Mildred
Katzenberg, daughter of Mr. and
-
NIrs. Jacob S. Katzenberg, to Law-,
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1I r. and Mrs. Saul Green of King avenue announce the engagement /
retire M. Blau, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Suit h of their daughter, Iltssie Blum, to Jacob Levitt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Blau of Dayton, Ohio, was of 2059 Chicago boulevard will ), M. Levitt of this city.
solemnized at the Statler hotel at home to their relatives an 11
Sir. and Mrs. S. Balantzow of Hazelwood avenue announce the !
Saturday evening, June 8. The friends on Sunday, June 16, afte r- taletigenient of their daughter, Ilt•len, to Max Schlachter,
silts of Mr.
ceremony was performed at 6:311 noon and evening, in honor of th e and Mrs. Moses Schlachter.
o'clock by Rabbi Franklin under a i'onfil.tnation of their daughte r,
Jacob Si. Klein of 3244 Tyler avenue announce the engagement
beautiful bower formed of white 1l oriel.
of his daughter, Rose, to hurry J. Solomon of this city, sun of Mr.
chrysanth•nnfins and burning
and Mrs. Nlandall Solomon of Cadillac, Stich.
tapers, in the presence of 68
Connie Friedman is sps•ntling a '
Mr. and Sirs. Samuel Lanski of 5(15(3 Woodlawn avenue, Chicago,
guests.
week in Providence, R. I., whir
I” announce the engagement of their son, Arthur N., to Nliss Frit•da
Miss Katzenberg was a charming he is the guest of relatives.
Markle, (laughtt-r of Mrs. Leah Nlarkle of Nashville, Tenn.
bride in a gown of white satin
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combined with Chantilly lace, with
Mr. and Sirs. Lou Sheldon announce the engagement of tht•M
Mrs. George Brown and Mis
a cap to match, and she carried a .Anne C. Geller were joint hits I ,. daughter, Carnien Ersyl, to Jeffrey Prell Berger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
bouquet of lilies of the valley and coves to 2r, guests at a bridgs
Max Berger.
' gardenias.
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luncheon and limn h use( r n Su
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Mrs. George Neugarten as ma-
urday, complimenting Miss Has
tron of honor wore a stone pink•
Abramson. Pink and orchid sties
chiffon gown with chartreuse slip-
peas and
:m rows and pink tatters tel
pers and carried flowers to match.
tered the table. June 2, Mr
Miss Jeannette Langer was
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bridesmaid and wore a gown of
guests at a bridge and brit]:
pink taffeta and tulle, with flow-
shower in her honor, and Sunda y
June 16—Miss Ida Cohen, daughter of Mrs. Annie Cohen, to Albert
ers to match.
evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack Celle ✓ Diamond, sun of Sirs. J. Diamond.
Mrs. Katzenberg, mother of the
entertained 16 guests at a dinne I'
bride, wore a beautiful gown of
June 16—Miss Esther Chernila, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
and theater party in honor of Mis
S Ch•rnila of Buffalo, N. Y., to Samuel S. Koll•nberg of Buffalo, N. Y.,
turquoise blue silk, with pearls,
Abramson and her fiance.
son of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Kollenberg of Detroit, Mich.
and Mrs. Blau, mother of the, ,
groom, was gowned in corn flower
June 19—Miss Verna A. l'earll, (laughter of Mrs. A. Pearl Wil-
Miss Jean Titlebaum enter
blue lace with flowers to match. ,
of Windsor, Ont., to William T. Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wined 20 guests at a persona 1 ' . hams
-
Daniel Blau, brother of the!
shower on Saturday evening, hon Julius C. Cross.
groom, was best man, and George!
string Miss Anne Eiselman, what;
June 23—Nliss Evelyn Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Nathan
Nt•ugarten and Melburn Finster-•
marriage to Louis Dekelman, o I I. Schwartz of 2757 Euclid boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio, to Norman R.
wald performed the duties of
South Bend, Ind., will be salem .! Thal of Detroit.
ushers.
naed on June 30. On June 9 .
June 23—Hiss Helen Whitman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Following the errs-many dinner
Mrs. Samuel Sosnick and Mrs . Whitman of Seward avenue, to Maurice Silverman, son of Mr. and
seas served to the guests, at tables
Abraham Friedman entertained 40 Slrs. Louis Silverman.
which were artistically decorated
guests at a miscellaneous showe
in pink and white.
June 23—Miss Pauline Elizabeth Hopp, daughter of Mr. and Sirs .
in her honor.
a.
Among the out-of-town guests
Charles Ilopp, to Henry N. Moses of Cincinnati, Ohio.
were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blau'
June
23—Miss Esther Weintraub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stone of St.
and Daniel Blau, Mr. and Mrs. 0.,
Louis, Mo., have returned to their liam Weintraub, to Jue Sherman, son of Mr. and Sirs, J. Sherman of
Eisenberg, Mr. and Mrs. M. Asher
home after a delightful visit in De- Columbus, Ohio.
51 Dayton, Ohio.; Mr. and Mrs.
troit with relatives and friends.
June 23—Miss Fay IIt•rsh, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. S. Hersh, to
Henry Blau of Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Carl Apple, son of Sir. and Mrs. Si. Apple of Cleveland, Ohio.
ale and Mrs. Louis Ottenheinwr,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Solomon of
June 25—Miss Irene Rosenberg, (laughter of Mr. and :In. Samuel
A. F. Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. B.•
Rogers City. Mich., are guests of A. Rosenberg, to Jesse Daniel Gilding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
R. Frank of Toledo, Ohio; Mr.
relatives in Detroit.
Gidding s of New York City,
and Mrs. Max Black and daughter.
Alma, of Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs.,
June 30—Miss Helen Yosko•itz, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
Dr. and Mrs, Philip Jay of Roch- man Moskowitz of Burlingame avenue, to Emanuel Grossman, son of
II. McHugh and daughter Doro•
ster, N. Y., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tillie Grossman.
thy, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and ester,
Mrs. Meyer Levy, Mrs. Seinie Mrs. J. Jay of Byron avenue.
June 30—Miss Anne Eiselman, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Benjamin
Stern and Miss Dorothy Stern of
' Eiselman, to I.ouis L, Dekelbaum, nephew of Sir. and Mrs. M. Burke
Mrs. Ilarry Irving Schwartz of
Jackson, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs..
of South Bend, Ind.
Scranton,
Pa.
(Rose
Busker,
form-
(lharles Levy of Bay City, Mich.
June 30—Miss Gertrude :Miller, (laughter of Mr, and Mrs. Abe
Following the ceremony Mr. •rly of Detroit), is spending a
• Nliller, to Louis Miller of Marine City, Mich.
and Mrs. Blau departed for an fortnight in Detroit with her par-
June 30—Miss Henrietta Waxman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. •
eastern wedding trip, stopping at all•, Mr. and Mrs. A. Busker of
B. Waxman, to Dr. Allan A. Agree, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Agree.
Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and I:11 I Seward avenue.
Atlantic City.
June 30—Miss Esther Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis ;
Mrs. Louis Albert, Mrs. Samuel Sherman, to James Rachl•fT, son of Mrs, E. Bacon of Hartford, Conn.
Sepitt•n and Mrs. Max Schwartz
ROSENBERG—ZEITLIN
The Statler Hotel was the scene vere joint hostesses to 50 guests
at a miscellaneous shower con,-
Of a very pretty wedding on June
.when Miss Hannah Zeitlin. tlinnawng Miss 1,1:1 St-turn, a
bride-elect of this month.
daughter of 31r. and Mrs. Ilernetti
%k
-iln of Windsor, became the
Mr, and Mrs. M. Granet
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1 , ride of Don Rosenberg, son of
,a Salle boulevard announce the
Sarah lRosenberg,
June 1--To Mr. 111111 Sirs. Harold :11. Barker of Chicago (former)
tar Mitzvah of their son Ralph on
„r,-1,• was charming in n
Saturday, June 8. Following the Miss Et hi I Oppenheini of 1980 Chicago boulevard, Detroit), a (laugh
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model with long tight ti
e-rvices, luncheon was served to I( r. Joan Beverly.
tecl a shirt Olen, and her
June 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosenthal of 3304 Tuxedo, a . jkot ,
,ngue•t-. On Sunday 5Ir. and
.•
3- 01 rose points: lace with
Ins. Granet entertained 125 Arnold.
01 orange blossoms. She
nests at dinner, followed by
June 6—To Dr. and Mrs. I,. L. Barnett of Lane avenue, a son,
.; t.
bouquet of gardenias and
peakers and (lancing.
Eichard
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