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Mr. and Mrs. James J. Silver
(Rose Sosnowski) have returned
from Tucson, Ariz., to Detroit to
visit their parents. Mrs. Silver is
a senior law student at the Uni-
versity of Arizona and has
achieved numerous scholastic and
debating honors at the western
school. Mrs. Silver will graduate
):(= this February and will take the bar
: ,,lexamination both in Arizona and
California and will practice her
profession at Los Angeles and at
Tucson, Ariz. Mr. Silver is at
present doing medical research on
asthma and hay fever and will con-
tinue his medical work at the Uni-
versity of California this fall.

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Vincent Danto, son of Mr. and
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receptions which were held at their
home on Monday and Wednesday
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friends.
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LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — The
Communist crusade against re-
ligion, including the Jewish re-
ligion, Was represented as a cam-
paign engineered under Jewish in-
fluence in Russia, in an article pub-
lished in the Catholic Herald.
The newspaper commented on
the appeal issued recently by the
chief rabbi of the British empire,
Dr. J. I,. Hertz, in which the in-
difference of the Jewish world to
the tragedy of Itu.ssian Jewry and
to the persecution of the Jewish
religion in that country were de-
plored. The newspaper took the
occasion to reiterate the charges
current in Europe following the
outbreak of the Bolshevik revolu-
tion, when it wan asserted that the
revolution was inspired and led by
Jews in order to "destroy Chris-
tianity."

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for Anti-Religion.

Births

Wed., July 24

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Wedding Calendar

IATTACK ON JEWS
BY LONDON PAPER

"The Implacable hate of the
Jew, whether in Russia or outside,
finds an outlet in the wish for the
utter destruction of the Christian
world, which alone would satisfy'
the Jewish hatred of Christianity.
If every wholesale power were to
pass into Jewish hands, similar to
Russia, the Russian horrors would
be repeated," writes the herald.
"The Jews desire vengeance and
retribution through the destruc-
tion and debasement of the Run-
sianpeople, caring little for the
, sufferings of their own people if
Dr. and Mrs. Ilarry M. Abrams
'they can see their enemies crushed.
have returned from their honey-
Jewish money is aiding the deadly
moon trip through the east and are
work of exploitation and enslave-
residing lit 1678 Glynn Court.,
ment. Russian jewels and conces-
July 16.—To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz of 3321 Monterey sions were purchased through
They will be at home Sunday aft-I
avenue, a son, Gabriel Amitai.
ernoon. No curds.
Jewish hands."
July 14—Tie Ntr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg (Alice Gunsberg),
Attack. Zionism.
Miss Mildred Goldman is spend- daughter, Gloria Ann.
The Catholic Herald also
ing the summer in New York City,
July 14.—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Miller (Pauline Horwitz) of , launches an attack against Zion-
attending summer sessions at Co- 15339 Fairfield avenue, a son, Kolman.
ism, declaring that "Ramsay Mac-
. lumbia University.
June 28—To Sir. and Mrs. Max Goldstrom (Eva Warren) of 2338 Donald went to Palestine, where
he has seen the betrayal of the
Buena
Vista
avenue,
a
son,
Glenn
Allen.
Mrs. I. Kaplan and son, Sheldon,
Arabs. But in the quarrel between
of 1695 Boston boulevard, left
the Jews and the Arabs, the Zion-
Tuesday for a two weeks' visit in
ists had MacDonald's ear, influ-
Atlantic City.
enced by a clever Jewish secre-
tary."
Mrs. Lydia Carols and daugh-
If a Jewish criminal is tried,"
ter, Vivian Jean, of Clairmount
the Herald continues its tirade, "he
avenue, have returned from a five
is always represented as English,
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Turin, wa. Irish or Russian, but never 119 a
months' sojourn through the west-
RAVID—LICHTHENSTEIN
married to Sam N. Sussman, Jr. J.w "
ern states, including Vancouver
The marriage of Mi..Belle
and Victoria, B. C., and Portland, Lichtenstein, daughter of Abraham son or Mr. S. Sussman.
The paper concludes with the
Archways of tall baskets fine( statement that it feels no enmity
I Ore. During their stay in Ever- Lichtenstein, to Seymour Ravid of
,it, Wash., they were the guests this city took place Sunday, July with red peonies and baby mum towards Jews as such, because
■ .1 Mrs. George Poplock (Fannie 14, at the home of the bride's sis. formed the bridal pathway to t he
many are kind and charitable and
Edelstein). They were also the ter and brother-in-law. Mr. and arched altar, covered with southern their family life is often exem-
gue,ts of Mrs. Arthur Lamken of Mrs. Adolph Smilo of 2902 Clem- smilax and trimmed with white plary, but, taken as a whole, their
roses. Underneath hung a white
Tacoma, Wash.
' ,tits avenue. Rabbi Leo Si. Frank- satin covered ball. Tall palms power and influence are manifestly
against the Christian world."
lin officiated. Following the cere-
Mrs. Leslie Rosenthal was host- mony, a dinner was served to the formed the background and sides,
ess at a charmingly appointed per- immediate family. Mr. and Sirs. while tall candelabras holding
,onal shower and bridge-luncheon Ravi)] left for a two weeks' motor burning ivory tapers, were placed
on Saturday, July 13, in honor of trip to New York City and upon on each side of the entrance.
The bride was very attractive in
Miss Ruth hatter, who will become their return will reside in Detroit.
her lovely white chiffon gown
the bride of Alvin Slakter on
rimmed with tulle and silver sea-
Aug. 18.
WEXLER—DRAPKIN
t
d o tt e d
A pretty wedding was solemnized with orange blossoms in front era
Mrs. Charles Brodsky of Pitts-
burgh, l'a., is visiting her daugh- at the Congregation Beth David on `, owards the back, while the cap
ter, Mrs. P. S. Berns, of Chicago July 7, when Miss Lance Drapkin, vas adorned ;kith pearls and Blue Chapter of Blossoms of
daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Hyman hinestones. Her shower bouquet
boulevard.
Zion.
Drankin, became the bride of Sam- r was exquisite, being composed of
At the last meeting presided
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Garelik and eel L. Wexler, son of Mr. and Sirs. , white ruses and lilies of the val- over by Miss Rose Cohen, it Wan
son William have left for a motor David Wexler.
ey.
The bride wore a satin frock,; I Preceding the bride were the fol- decided to make some rag dolls
trip east. They will be the guests
for the children of the Baby Day
in Bridgeport, Conn., of Mrs. Har- with a fitted bodice embroidered in , owing girls: Florence Turin and Nursery. The candy sale proved
ris Fitelson. Stopovers will also pearls. A cap of shirred tulle, Shirley Orshan, who strewed rose it success and the club thanks
,
having
lace
in
front,
with
a
cluster
be made in New York City and
petals in the bride's path.
those who assisted. Proceeds will
of orange blossoms at one side and:
Sirs. Turin wore a pretty blue1
lialtimore.
a chin strap of tulle tied with a hiffon dress, with a shoulder cor- go to the Palestine Scout move-
ment. Election of officers resulted
The Misses Celia .Eistein and bow at the other side held her lung sage of rose and sweet peas.
as follows: Genevieve Rossen,
The maid of honor was Miss president; Sophie Cohen, vice-
Sadie Gruskin have left for a two tulle veil, and a shower bouquet of
weeks' stay at the Breakers Ho- roses and lilies of the valley com- Bess Klass of Chicago, who wore president; Lillian Finkelstein, sec-
pleted
her
costume.
a peach taffeta dress. She carried
tel, Cedar Pointe, Ohio.
Miss Betty Drapkin was her a beautiful bouquet of Juana Hill retary; Pearl Weitzman, treasurer;
Ethel Alpert, corresponding secre-
1
Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Kapetan- sister's maid of honor, wearing
tary; Sally Mendelsohn and Ann
sky and daughter and son. Claire' green taffeta and tulle, and carry-1
T he best man was Max Sussman, Krasno, program committee; Rose
and ylauiice. have returned from a' ing Premier roses.
brother of the groom.
Cohen, ('earl Wietzman and Ann
Mrs.
Jack
Stupsker,
Mrs.
George:
The
bridesmaids
were
gowned
in
delightful motor trip to Covington
Alpert, social committee,
and Newport, Ky., and Cincinnati,' Drapkin and Miss Belle Drapkin chiffon pastel shades of orchid,
were
the
bridesmaids.
z
red, green and blue. They were
Ohio, where they were guests at '
Charles Burns served as es Slisses Rose Orshan, Adele Hol-
the Alms Hotel.
man, and Jack Stunsker, George lander, Rosaline Schabot and Ruth OPPOSE BLUE SUNDAY
IN NATION'S CAPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Bennett Drapkin, and Jack Drapkin were Hollander. Their bouquets har-
and Dr. and Mrs. Joe Bleier are the ushers.
monized with their gowns.
WASHINGTON.---(J. T. A.)—i
After the wedding supper and 1 The u shers •
John Turin
leaving for San Francisco, where
they will embark July 27 for the dancing, which was enjoyed by 1501 Harold Immerman, Al Silk and Strenuous opposition to steps plan- I
ned by the Lord's Day Alliance to-
Hawaiian Islands. They plan to guests, Sir. and Mrs. V) oxler left Irving Hermanoff.
The out-of-town guests were word securing a Sunday closing's
spend several weeks in Honolulu. for a honewmoon to Chicago and.
Mackinac Island. On their re- Sirs. Leo Schnapper, Mrs. Leff, Sir. law for Washington, D. C., was de-
turn
they
will
reside
at
120801
Miss Melba Wechsler of Hobart
A. Fischoff of New York; Mr. and cided upon at a meeting of the
Mrs. Robinson of Cleveland, Mrs. executive committee of the Jewish
street, Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, Broadstreet boulevard.
K. Albert of Chicago, Miss Doro- Sabbath Alliance at a special meet-
has returned home after spending
COHEN—LAZAROW
two weeks with friends in Detroit!
thy Teitelbaum and Miss L. intr.
"The Jewish Sabbath Alliance
and Cleveland and her grand-:
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Fi .sehhoff of Cincinnati, Ohio.
mother, Mrs. Alice Stiglitz of Mt. Lazarow, daughter of Mr. and
Dinner and dancing for 130 will do all in its power to oppose
this proposed legislation because
Clemens. Miss Anne l'upko enter-1 Mrs. George Lazarow, to George guests followed the ceremony.
tained at a dinner-dance at Oriole! Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
Irving Hermanoff acted as mas- such a law would cause great hard-
ships for the conscientious seventh
Terrace in honor of Miss Wechsler.; seph Cohen, was solemnized at the ter of ceremonies.
The bride and groom left for day observing businessmen, not
Philadelphia-Byron Center, July 7.
Mrs. Herman J. Brachman of
The bride wore white satin :int Eagles Mere, I a.. and from there only in Washington. but in the en-
the Merest has returned from a tulle, and a tulle cap with clusters planned an extensive tour of the tire country as well, for the var-
ious States of the Union would be
visit with friends in Chicago.
of orange blossoms at the side, j eastern and southern states.
apt to follow the example of Wash-
which held her long tulle veil. A
ington, stated William Rosenberg,
FRIEDMAN—RUBIN
bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley completed her costume.
Sir. and Mrs. A. Rubin announce executive secretary. "However we'
will withdraw our opposition if
Miss
Anne
Lazarow
was
her
sis-
the
marriage
of
their
'daughter,
In appreciation for her untiring
of honor. She wore Ida, to Ben Friedman, which was adequate provision will be made to
efforts and willingness to assist at, ter's maid
exempt
these religionists from its
blue
taffeta
and
tulle
and
carried
solemnized at The Temple, Cleve-
all times the board of directors of
operation. A communication was
the northwest branch of the Jew- pink roses. The bridesmaids, the land, Ohio, on July 10.
sent to the Lord's Day Alliance
Misses
Millie
Cohen,
in
flesh
taf-
ish Old Folks Home presented
asking whether or not such pro-
Levy, in orange, and
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Samuel Singer, with a gift at feta; Shirley
Lazarow, in green, carried
The amity of the late Bayley Ap- vision will he made and until a re-
the meeting which took the form Lillian
ply comes from the advocates of
bouquets
of
pink
roses.
plebaum
wish
to
thank
their
rela-
of an outing on July 16.
Benjamin Knoppow performed
tives and friends for their kind ex- a stricter Sunday law, the Jewish
the duties of best man, and Louis
Sabbath Alliance will withhold
Cohen and David Dulbert were the pressions of sympathy, with spe- taking any steps in this matter."
cial thanks to Rabbi Hershman for
In the State of New York, the
ushers.
Dinner and dancing for 160 his consoling words.
Harris Applebaum and Family. Alliance is gathering 'signatures to
guests followed the ceremony,
• petition to the Governor, Senate
after which the bridal couple left
and Assembly requesting them to
for a honeymoon trip east.
grant legislative relief from the
existing Sunday laws for those
OBERMAN—SCHLUSSEL
who do not work or do business on
Mr. and Mrs. David Schlussel
the seventh day.
announce the marriage of their
CLUB
daughter, Gladys, to Paul Ober-
man. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman t.
Oberman of Charleston, S. C.,
which was solemnized at Jericho
Temple on July 7.
Miss Schlussel, who was unat-
tended, wore a brock of white
sad
georgette with a lace veil caught
with a close-fitting cap of the same
lace. Her bouquet was of roses
to the rhythm of
and lilies of the valley.

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Souvenirs

Mrs. Julia Partos of Elmhurst avenue announces the betrothal o
her niece, Cecille E. Braunfeld, to Samuel II. Lebowitz, son of Me an
Mrs. J. Lebowitz of McKeesport, Pa.
Mrs. Lea Schubb of Chicago boulevard announces the engagement
of her daughter, Row, to Max Tarnow, son of Sir. and Mrs. Samue
Tarnow.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris N. Goodman of 265 Belmont avenue announc •
the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Benjamin Lemberg.
Mrs. Jennie A. Meyersohn announces the engagement of he
daughter, Rosalind, to Max Neuman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Neu-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weil of Lithuania announce the engagement
of their daughter, Zipora, of Chicago, Ill., to Bezalel Lerman of De-
troit son of air, and Mrs Max Lerman of Poland.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kukes of 3032 Glendale avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Rose Olive, to Maurice Leon, MI of
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Leon of Toronto, Ont.
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Rita Siegel to
Simon Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Morris of 4010 Taylor
avenue.

Miss Shirlee Lacoe of 1963
Clairmount has returned from an
extensive trip through the east, in-
July 21—Miss Annette Friedman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
eluding Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York City, Brooklyn, Eliza- man Friedman, to Max Richman.
July 2I—Miss Rose B. Lober, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
beth, N. J. and Atlantic City.
Lober of 8958 Cameron avenue, to Abraham Lochover, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel E. Blank of Los Mrs. Morris Fleishman of 986 Melbourne.
Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. J. B. Rosen-
July 21—Miss Foe Melinsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
baum of Cleveland, and Mrs. Li1-1 Melinsky, to Milton L. Prag, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ('. I rag of
lien Steinberg of Toledo were 11514 Oakland avenue.
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Krell1
July 21--Miss Jessie Ellenstein, daughter of Mrs. William M.
Schluter.
Ellenstein, to Professor Peter Altman of Detroit, son of Mr. and
Sirs. I. Altman of Montreal, Quebec.
Mrs. Walter J. Mayer sailed for
Paris July 15 on the S. S. Beren-
garia for a month's stay.

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Miss Sally Greenberg will leave
shortly for the south, where she
will be the guest of her uncles, Dr.
John and Dr. Arthur Greenberg in
Dallas, Tex.

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