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Mrs. Rose von Doleke, her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Eugene Daley,
and Miss Julia Grenwood are the
guests of Mr. and Mrss. Arthur von
Doleke at the Charlevoix Beach
Hotel, Charlevoix, Mich.

Announcing Our

2nd August
Fur Sale

Mrs. Dan Otis honored Miss
Clara Belle Otis of 2256 Ferry
Park, with a miscellaneous shower,
at the Detroit Leland Hotel, Satur-
day afternoon, .l my 27. Covers
were laid for 25 guests, and bridge
was the diversion of the afternoon.

All Coats
Reduced

Mr. and Mrs. harry H. Berger
and family of 830 West Boston
boulevard, left Saturday for a
month's stay in Atlantic City
where they will be guests at the
Ritz-Carleton Hotel.

25% to
35%

Fur coats repaired and remod-
eled at summer prices.

Wedding Calendar

Marriages

4`‘ BLUE BIRD FURS

8653 Twelfth (at Pingree). Euclid 5165

Everyone Will Have a Good Time and It All
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SPONSORED BY THE

Hebrew Ladies' Free Loan Association
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4

The Jewish Center Band, under
the direction of Israel Glass, will
give a concert at Belle Isle on
Sunday, Aug. 25. An interesting
program of classical music is now
being arranged by Sir. Glass.
The band consists of boys rang-
ing from six years and up, and
meets every week day for several
hours' practice. Several of the
younger boys as well as many of
the older ones perform creditable
solo work. The band is now in its
fourth year and numbers over 40
children who have studied under
Mr. Glass for a number of years,
gaining a splendid foundation in
the fundamentals of band music.
Special preparation of numbers
never before presented by them is
now being made by the band, and
it is expected that the same qual-
ity of their playing which has made
the band so well liked will again
be displayed at this time.

UPHOLDS JEWS' RIGHT
TO OBSERVE SABBATH

FRANKFORT.—(J. T. A.)—It
is impossible to ask an Orthodox
Jew to change his religious views
and work on Saturday, was the
decision of the Labor (Mice admin-
istration. The Frankfort Labor
Office had refused unemployment
support to an Orthodox Jew who
would not accept work which would
compel him to work on Saturday.
Upon appeal to high authorities
in the Labor Niue, the Frankfort
office was ordered to pay the back
support due and to continue the
unemploynient. dole.

Mr. and Sim. Samuel Plotkin
and son, William Plotkin, of Yorba
Linda Park, arrived in Detroit
Sunday, July 28, from Los Ange- ,
les, where they have spent the win-
Kessler were the bridesmaids. Jack B'nai B'rith Auxiliary Gives
ACKLER—NUCHIMS
ter months and where their son at-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nuchims an- l'arr performed the duties of best
Outing for Old Folks'
tended the University of Southern nounce the marriage of their man, and David Ilorlick, I'aul
California.
Home.
daughter, Ida, to Gale Aekler, Deuteh, Erwin Weingarten, David
which was solemnized at Joself Kessler, William Brookstein, and
Mr. and Mrs. Michial Silver will Brothers' on July 21.
Julius Weingarten were the situ-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
hold a reception at the Detroit-Le-
B'nai Ii'rith will give an outing for
Slim Sadie Nuchims, who was ers.
land Betel on Sunday, Aug. 16, in her sister's maid of honor, wore a
A wedding supper and dancing the Old Folks' Home this Tuesday.'
honor of the engagement of their yellow taffeta gown and carried for 175 guests followed the cere- The bus will leave the home at I
daughter, Minnie, to Barney A. yellow roses tied with a gold mony, after which Mr. and Mrs., p. nt. and will take the old folks
RO, S. NO cards.
shower and how to match her Salesin left for a honeymoon trip to Belle Isle, where entertainment
will be provided for them and re-
gown. The Misses Theresa Rosen- to Charlevoix.
Miss Freda Glasser and Gerald man and Shirley Acker, in char-
Upon their return they will re- freshments served. The party is
Glasser arrived in the city last. treuse tulle and peach taffeta, re-
sponsoed by Nathan Schreiber in
week from their home in Johns- spectively, were the bridesmaids, side in the Grenada Apartments honor of his recent recovery from
town, Pa„ to be the guest of their carrying peach rases tied with on Elmhurst avenue.
a serious illness.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan tulle bows to match their gowns.
Glasser of Lake Shore Drive.
'fhe bride wore white satin
trimmed in a border of tulle and
Dr. and Sirs. I. Irving Winker a cap of lace ruffles which held liar
and son, Jimmie, have returned to long tulle veil. Her bouquet was
their home after spending the of roses and lilies of the valley.
Harvey Wolfe performed the
month of July at St. Ignace, Mich-
igan.
duties of best man, and Albert
Cohen and Gus Nuchims were the
Mr and Mrs. Max Grossman of ushers.
The bride and groom left for an
the Seward Hotel are home after
a two weeks' stay in St. Ignace, extended honeymoon trip through
the eastern states, stopping at Buf-
Michigan.
falo, N. Y., Niagara Falls, Can.;
Sirs. Albert A. Blitz and son, Washington, D. C., and Richmond,
Robert Lee, are spending the sum- Va.
mer at Lake Orion, Mich.
PRAG—MELINSKY
51 r. and Mrs. Jack Tobin and
On July 21, at the Congregation
daughter Miriam, left for a trip Wiwi Moshe, the marriage of Miss
to the Twin Cities and Duluth, Fae Slelinsky, daughter of Mr. and
Minn. On their return they will Mrs. Aaron Melinsky, to Milton L.
visit in Chicago and South Bend. Prag, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
C. Prag, was solemnized.
Mrs. Rose Laver and daughter
The bride wore a frock fashioned
Lillian, of Philadelphia, I'a., are entirely of tulle, with a long lilted
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Max bodice and a long skirt of tiny
of 2921 Sturtevant avenue.
tulle ruffles. A cap of rose pointe
lace held her tulle veil, and a
Joseph Modell and Louis Modell shower bouquet of roses, baby's
are enjoying It three months trip breath and lilies of the vatled com-
through Europe, having sailed pleted her ensemble.
Miss Selma Prag, who was maid
feint New York July 10, on the S.
of honor, wore maize chiffon and
S. Majestic.
carried yellow tea roses, and the
Bernard Slomovitz of Bayonne, Misses Minnie Glist, Betty Willis,
N. J., guest in Detroit for two Dorothy Korn and Mrs. Jack
weeks of his grandparents, Mr.! Nathan were the bridesmaids. They
and Mrs. Samuel Slomovitz of more similar frocks of chiffon in
Kenilworth avenue, is being exten- harmonizing pastel shades and
sively entertained during his stay carried pale pink roses with satin
here, as well as at nearby camps bows to match their frocks. Helena
and Rhea l'rag were flower girls
and resorts.
and William Cohen was ring
Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Sehuraytz bearer.
Dr. Jerome Prag was best man,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Nathan, at services at Ahav- and Sidney Karbel, Herbert Eiges,
ath Achim Synagogue, Westmin- Abe Schmier and Jack Gordon
ster and Delmar, on Saturday, were the ushers.
A wedding supper and dancing
Aug. 17. A dinner will be served
Sunday evening, Aug, 18, at Jer- for 200 guests followed the cere-
icho Temple, to the family and mony. After a honeymoon trip
to Mackinac Island, where they
friends.
will be guests at the Grand Hotel,
Morris Schlesinger of 3260 Mr. and Mrs. Prag will reside at
Clairmount avenue, accompanied 3265 Boston boulevard.
by his niece and nephew, Miss
BILSKY—DAVIS
Irene Schlesinger and Andrew
Miss Clara Davis, daughter of
Schlesinger, spent a short time in
Cleveland and Youngstown, Ohio. Mr. and Sirs. Ben Davis, and Jack
Bilsky were united in marriage at
The party motored both ways.
Congregation B'nai Moshe July 23.
Miss Davis wore a white satin
Sirs. P. Feinstein and daughter,
Leona, have returned to St. Louis, frock made with a tight bodice and
Mo., after a week's visit with Mr. flare skirt. A tulle cap with elus-
and Mrs. Frank I., Feinstein of t ters of orange blossoms at the
sides held her long tulle veil, and
:1325 Monterey avenue.
, an arm bouquet of roses and lilies
Mrs. A. Ni. Finkel of 15600 Nor- of the valley completed her cos-
mandy avenue, with her daughter tume.
Mrs. William Chapman. wearing
Charlotte and youngest son, Irv-
' ing, left last Wednesday for an , black taffeta, was matron of honor.
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. She carried American Beauty
Si. Zeff, and family, of Sierra roses. Miss Dolly Schiff, who was
maid of honor, wore green taffeta
Ninth's', Cal.
and carried yellow tea roses. The
The Bar Mitzvah of Abraham Misses Frances Bilsky and Betty
Silver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mazer in peach chiffon, carried
liam Silver, was commemorated tulips and roses.
After a wedding supper and
with a dinner at the home of his
parents, 3351 Tuxedo avenue, on dancing for 100 guests, the newly
wedded
couple left for a trip to
Sunday, July 21. Covers were
laid for 50 guests. Among the out- New York. On their return they
will
reside
at 3037 :Monterey ave-
of-town relatives and friends in
attendance were Sir. anti Mrs. S. nue.
Freittlis and family of Cleveland,
SALESIN—WEINGARTEN
and Mr. and Mrs. II. Arison of
The marriage of Miss Betty
Battle Creek, Mich. Addresses
and a musical program were fea- Weingarten,daughter of Mr. and
tures of the dinner. The Bar Sirs. Joseph Weingarten, to Louis
Mitzvah was presented with a gift Salesin, son of Mr. and Sirs. harry
by a committee appointed by the Salesin, was solemnized at the
HIS picture was taken in
hoard of directors of the Ladies' Congregation Beth David July 21.
The bride wore white taffeta,
Auxiliary' of the Jewish National
after Jack
Home, which also presented Mrs. with a large beaded collar, and a
Major had bought his suit. Notice
Silver with a loving cup in ap- tulle cap with cluseers of orange
preciation of her efforts for the blossoms at the sides held her long,
the smart modernistic motif in
, tulle veil. Roses and lilies of the
organization.
valley formed her bridal bouquet.
which
the store is decorated.
Mrs. Jack Parr (Gertrude Gold-
The Misses Evelyn and Dorothy
Brodsky, twin daughters of Mrs. berg) was matron of honor, and
There's style in PHILCONS
Clara Brodsky of Pittsburgh, Pa., Pauline' Rosenthal, Betty Weis-
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GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS TO RENT

Mr. and Mrs. Ilynian Mintz announce the engagement of their
daughter, Fanny, to l'hilip Ruskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Ruskin of Detroit.
Mrs. Anna Granadier announces the engagement of her daughter,
Tillie, to David Lichtenstein.
Sir. and Sirs. Michael Silver, 13930 Woodrow Wilson announce
the engagement of their daughter, Minnie, to Barney A. Ross, son of
Mrs. Dora Ross of 9841 McQuade avenue.
Sir. and Mrs. Walter Levy of New Castle, I's., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Anna, to Morris Abramowitz of this
city, son of Mr. and Sirs. lien Abramowitz.
Sir. and Mrs. 1. Ginsberg of Glendale avenue announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Hynes) Anne, to David Daniel Rothenberg, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Max Rothenberg of Leslie avenue.
Mr. and Sirs. Samuel Dulkin of Evanston, Ill., announce the en-
gagement at their daughter, Mary, to Dr. Barnard I.. Lieberman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Lieberman of Detroit, Mich.

A personal shower was given in
the form of a luncheon and bridge,
in honor of Miss Clara Belle Otis
Aug. 8—Miss Malvin Rae Pitzele, daughter of Dr. and Sirs, Wi
of 2256 Ferry Park, a bride-elect,
on Saturday afternoon, July 13, ham A. Pitzele of Lorain, Ohio, to Frederick W. Ziv of Cincinnat'
Ohio,
at the Lorain Country Club, Lorain, Ohio.
at the Lee Plaza Hotel, by her sis-
Aug. 17.—Miss Jeannette Reda Langer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
ter, Mrs. Archie C. Goldberg.
Jacob Langer, to Melburn I.. Finsterwald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loui
LeRny I,. Atlivaick and Aaron Finsterwald.
I.. Karp have returned from a mo-
Sept. 3.—Miss Esther R. Winkelman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
tor trip through Northern Michi- Louis Winkelman, to Lester Sherald Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. II.
gan, making extended stays at Smith of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Flint, Ilay ( ity and Mackinac Is-
land.

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Miss Elsie husky of Youngs-
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and uncle, Mr. and Sirs. John
Schlesinger of 6415 Ironwood
avenue.

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