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Mrs. Anna R. Zamsky, re-elected
president of the Zedakah Club,
was installed into office for a sec-,
and term at ceremonies at Hotel
Stutter on June 10.

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Greet Your Friends From All Parts
of the United States at the
Zionist Convention

The official Detroit reception to visiting delegates will
be extended at the

Convention
•
Reception Ball

AT HOTEL STATLER

SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 29

This Reception Ball will serve as a rendezvous for
Zionist leaders from every section of the land, and all
Detroit Jewish leaders and communal workers should be
there.

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president; Mrs. Blanche Green-
blatt, second vice-president; Mma.
Sophie Tolmich, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Tilly Lapidus, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Myrtle
Schreiber, treasuier; Mrs. Hattie
Schwartz, financial secretary;
Mrs. Elsie Rubin, reporter.
The following are new trustees:
Mrs. Marie Hyman, Mrs. Anna
Arfa, Mrs. S. Kohn. Co-operating
as Chairmen of the social commit-
tee are Ars. Lee Levinson and
Mrs. Sarah Eisler.
Mrs. Harry Klein was a guest
at the installation ceremonies and
gave the opening prayer. Mrs.'
Ilannah Harvith, past president,
was install mg officer. Mrs. Mary
SIAM gave the closing prayer.
Mrs. Zainsky thanks all mirtici-
pants in the installation cere-
monies.
For needy cases, the society may
b: approached by calling Mrs.
Zamsky at Euclid 5712, or the
vice-president at Euclid 6394-J.
For layettes for needy cases, Mrs.
Kohn, Longfellow 1157, should be
called. The society's activities
• now been closed until Sep-

itIEGE W. WI, LEWIS
TO HEAD I. 0. B. S.

Ir•.•,,mtil activity on behalf of
every worthy Jewish cause, a con-
ceited effort to obtain a larger
membership throughout the coun-
try and the election of Judge Will-
iam SI. Lewis, national chairman
of the United Palestine Appeal, to
the grand mastership, were the
outstanding feature,: of the twen-
ty - fourth annual con•ention of the
Independent Order Bette Shalom
which took pin e , in Atlantic City
last Sunday, Monday and Tues-
day. Upwards of .100 delegat20,
representing 1I I( dgrs in the
leading Jew ish communities
throughout the country attended
tho sessions and participated in
the deliberations.
Isidor Escann of Detroit was
again elected Michigan State Dep-
uty Grand Master.

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Sir. and Mrs. Louis Lisner of St. Louis, Si.,
o announce the engage
went of their daughter, Jean, to Phillip It. Kravetz, son of Sir. and
Sirs. Reuben 1'. K ravels.
Mr. and Sirs. Isadore Brandwine, 345 Harmon avenue, announce
the engagement of their (laughter, ('elia, to Julia`, Hackman, son of
Mr. and Sirs. Eli Hackman of Virginia Park.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Federman of 298:3 Cortland avenue announce
the engagement of their (laughter, Annette, to Charles J. Ginsberg,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ginsberg of Cortland avenue.
cards.
Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Butensky of 2468 Gladstone avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ida, to Nathan Weindling.
Mrs. Jack B. Fishman and chit "I
Mr. and Mrs. Saul I). Cohen of 388 Elmhurst avenue announce the
dren of 2045 Gladstone avenue ar e engagement of their (laughter, Janet, to Isadore Richard Jacobs, son
leaving Sunday for Charlevoix of Kolman Jacobs of Toronto, Ont.
where they will spend the SUI11111P ✓
Sir. and Mrs. P. C. Sunday of Virginia l'ark announce the engage-
months.
ment of their daughter, :Mildred, to Irving Raider, son of Mr. and
Sirs. Joseph Raider of Morterey avenue.
Mrs. .1. Alvin and daughters o f
Mr. and Sirs. Wm. A. Cohen of Richton avenue announce the
2072 With avenue left Friday fo ✓ engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Samuel Blacher, son of Sir.
I hit hatmer's sojourn at Charlevoix . and Sip. S1..1. Blucher of Springfield, Mass.

Mr, and Mrs. N. A. Pereira to
Monterey avenue, Ilighlam
Park, 11111101.111C0 the graduation a
their (laughter, Jeanette, from the
Highland Park High School of
Thursday, June 20.

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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simon to
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Mrs. Rebecca N. King, first vice- home to their relatives and friend
on Sunday evening, June 23, fron
7 to 10, in honor Of the gradua
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tion of their daughter, Laura
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June 23—Miss Rose Abramson, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. J.
Abramson, to Morris Geller, son of Sir. and Mrs. I'. Geller.

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Juno 23—Miss Ida Seppen, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Hennas
Seppen, to Samuel Davidoff, son of Abraham Davidoff.

June 23---Miss Esther Sosin, sister of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sosin,
to Abraham Weinstein, son of Mr. and Sirs. Asher Weinstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Laewenberg •
June 23--Miss Evelyn Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
1487 Virginia Park, announce th( ' I. Schwartz of 2757 Euclid boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio, to Norman It.
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Wilbur • Thal of Detroit.
on Saturday, June 22, at Congre
June 23—Miss Helen Whitman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
gation Shaarey Zedek, Twelfth an(
Atkinson. At home Sunday, Juni , Whitman of Seward avenue, to Maurice Silverman, sun of Mr. and
,
Sim
Louis Silverman.
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JIM! 23--Miss Pauline Elizabeth Hopp, daughter of Mr. and Sirs.
Charles Hopp, to Henry N. Moses of Cincinnati, Ohio.
anti announn'ucents
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kopelovt •
June-II—Miss Esther Weintraub, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. WU-
of Clements avenue, the Minor
liam 1Veintraub, to Joe Sherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman of
Announcement* Engraved or Printed.
Dorothy and Jennie and Georg e Columbus, Ohio,
/
Kollenberg of King avenue, re -
June 2:3—Miss Fay Hersh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hersh, to
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A full line of graduation cards.
turned from a motor trip to Hut Carl Apple, son of Sir. and Sirs. Si. Apple of Cleveland, Ohio.
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fall, N. Y., where they' attendec
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June
25—Miss
Irene
Rosenberg,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Samuel
the Kollenberg-Chernila nuptials
A. Rosenberg, to Jesse Daniel Guiding, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Louis
:Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stone of St Gidding of New York City,
Randolph 0200.
1550 Woodward
*Wm' 30.- -Miss Sally Turin, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Sam Turin,
Louis, Mo., have returned to thei ✓
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home after attending the funera I to N. Sussman, Jr., son of Sam SUggillall,
Ilocloollern Since Intit
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of their brother, Louis Stone.
June 30—Miss Evelyn Greenberg, daughter of Mr. and Sirs 1
Donald Greenberg, to Ds. Harry M. Abrams, son of Mr. and Mrs. tal IIIIIIIIMEIWEE86861113118118111188611081M4IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEW"
Misces Fannie Schneider, Bir(Le Morris Abrams.
WilEams. Betty Smith and Estelle
June 30 — Miss Dorothy Labret, daughter of Sirs. Anna Labret, to
Warfel) entertained 20 guests at a
Ben Wuntner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wuntner.
miscellaneous shower and bridge-
June :10.—Miss Helen Moskowitz, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Her-
luncheon at the Lee Crest, Satur-
day afternoon. June 8, in honor of man Yaskowitz of Burlingame avenue, to Emanuel Grossman, son of
Miss Evelyn Greenberg, a bride- Sirs. Tillie Grossman.

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June 30—Miss Anne Eiselman, daughter of Sir, and Mrs. Benjamin
Eiselman, to Louis L. Dekelbaum, nephew of Mr. and Sirs. Si, Burke
S1 r. and Mrs. Israel Wetsman of South Bend, Ind.
announce the Bar Mitzvah of their
June 30—Miss Gertrude Miller, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Abe
on. Chart( s A., on Saturday Miller, to Louis Miller of Marine City, Mich.
atthe
June 30—Miss Henrietta Waxman, daughter of
and Sirs. II.
'aTwelfth
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B. Waxman, to Dr. Allan A. Agree, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Agree.
son. They will be at home to relit-
June 30—Miss Esther Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
ivos and friends Sunday aftern.o
and evening, June 2:1, at 2444 Sherman, to James Rachleff, son of Mrs. E. Bacon of Hartford, Conn,

(diet of June 30.

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Selma Klein of 8740 Arcadia
entertained a few of her friends at
a bridge party given Friday eve-
ning, June 14, Tly; table decora-
tions were carried out in orchid
and green. The guests were the
June 13----To Mr. and Sirs. Jul' Kahrnaff (Sadie Weingarten) of
recipients of beautiful as well as 3385 Richton, a son, Marvin Arthur.
practical favors. Dancing, sing-
Jure 11---To Mr. and Sirs. Edwin Rothenberg (Frances Gurovitch)
ing, bridge, playing, and a de- ef 2727 Doris avenue, a (laughter, Ruth Elaine,
licious midnight lunch were the di-
June 9--To Sir. and Sirs. Walter Aronoff (Adeline Cohen) of
versions of the evening.
2939 Clements avenue, a sun, Yale Ward.

Births

Many delightful affairs art lo
ing given for Miss Jean S. Adel- Mamison, received the degree of
son, whose marriage to Leon Gold-
enberg will be an event of July 30 year
Bachelor
of university
Law. During
last
at the
Mr. his
Matia-
at Long Beach, L. I. At the Ori- son was elected to the Chicago

ental (7afe, on June 8, Miss Leah chapter of the Order of the Coif.
Weinstein honored Miss Adelson' p ron their return they visited the
with a hosiery shower. On Tues- , University of Michigan exerciser,

day evening, June 11, Mrs. 1. at which their son Dan received
Friedman surprised h; r sister with t f.,, th gr , of Bachelor of Arts.
a personal shower. covers being
laid for 35 guests. Miss Gladys
Sirs. II. A. Follack and daugh-
Cooper of Calvert avenue enter-
ters of Cleveland, Ohio, are hers
tained a number of guests at her
to welcome the homecoming of het
home on Wednesday, June 19, hon-
mother, Mrs. J. Scholnick, and si
oring Miss Adelson.
tars, Mollie and Muriel Scholnick,
who spent the winter in Los An-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Simon of
geles and Hot Springs.
209(1 Tuxedo and their children,
Donald and Shirley, are spending a
Mrs. Louis Meyers of 3331 Car-
three months' sojourn in Europe.
ter avenue is leaving Saturday
Delightful in its nppaintmentslnight for New York, from which
was the personal shower given by • point she will sail for a three
M
Sirs.
Maurice March
m
of La Salle months' tour of France, Germane
I boulevard Tuesday evening, June and Poland. A farewell party
11, for her sister, Miss Cissie was given in honor of Mrs. Meyers
at tile home of Mrs. Sal Braiker of
Landis a bride of June 16.
Glaistone avenue, at which 55
, Mrs. Louis Oppenheim, who has guests were present.
, been spending the winter in Cali-
fornia, returns home June 26.
Eastwood Inn was the scene of
a beautiful affair last Sunday eve-
Sirs. Louis Kollenberg of King ning, when a reception and dinner
avenue, accompanied by her sister, was held in honor of Miss Mildred
Mrs. Nathan Danziger of Colum- Hamburg and Joseph Bass, whose
bus, Ohio, left for an extended engagement
recently an.'
was
eastern trip and on their return flounced. The table was arranged
they will stop at Buffalo, N. Y., in horseshoe shape attractively
and Canton, Ohio.
decorated with pink peonies.
Places were set for 40 guests. Mr.
Mr. Samuel Kollenberg of Buf- and Sirs. Jacob Bass and sons, Mr.
falo, N. Y., recently visited his and Mrs. Cort and Sirs. S. Em-
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. merman of Cleveland were among
Louis Kollenberg of King avenue. the obt-of-town guests.

Mrs. S. Ro.s of Akron, Ohio, vis-
The Misses Celia Becker and
Shirley Harrell left for Chicago, ited here to attend the graduation
where they will attend the sum- of her brother, Mark Friedman,
mer school session of the Univer- from the Detroit College of Law.
sity of Chicago.
Mr. and Sirs. Marcus Ronis (Ida
Miss Esther Sherman, a bride- Goldberg) announce the gradua-
elect of June 30, is being delight- Lion of their daughter Alice from
fully entertained by her many Keating School. Reception at
friends. A kitchen showier was 2 1145 Anderdon avenue, this Sun-
given by her aunt, Mrs. Ruth Sher- day from 8 to 10 p. m.
man, a miscellaneous shower by
Sirs. Sarah Klinger of 2502
Mrs. Massa Meisenberg, and a
surprise birthday party by Miss Gladstone announces the gradua-
lion of her son, Manuel, from the
Dorothy Greenberg.
School of Dental Surgery of the
Mr. and Sirs. Samuel A. Agree University of Michigan on June 17.
entertained in honor of their
Miss Dorothy Labret, whose
daughter, Melba, whose confirma-
tion took place last Sunday. Their marriage to Ben Wuntner will
home at 2461 Glynn Court was take place on June 30, is being ex-
open to friends.
tensively entertained by her many
friends.
Among the June irraduates of
the Detroit Teachers' College was
Sir. and Sirs. Louis Weber, who
Ann Siegel, daughter of Sir. and have been in Los Angeles, Cal., for
Siegel of 5145 Chene the past six months, returned to
the
street.
the city last week, and are now
residing in the Weber Apartments
Miss Miriam Jacobs of Poe eve- on Hazelwood avenue.
nue left for Memphis, Tenn.,
where she will spend the summer
months.

Mrs. J. Scholnick and her
daughters, Mollie and Muriel, of
22(1:1 Gladstone avenue, have re-
turned from a six months' stay in
Southern California.

Mrs. Rae Lieberman and daugh-
ter Ann of New York City were re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Kollenberg of King avenue.

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