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Samuel Goldman and Ii. Ullian I
of New York spent several days in
Detroit last week.

Engagements

announcing

from Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Mr. and
Sirs. Louis Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. ,
Manning
Sanders and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ratner of 1251 Glynn Court announce the
Miss Mickey Mervin of Pitts- Frank Sanders of Wyandotte,
engagement of their daughter, Raye, to Charles Metier, son of Mr.
burgh returned honie after visiting Mich., and Samuel Kahn of Kansas
and
Mrs.
Philip
Matter
of
Fullerton
avenue.
Bath
City, Mo.
America's
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Silver of 3260 Hazelwood avenue announce in Detroit.
House
the engagement of their daughters, Betty to Ben Kahrnoff, son of Mr.
Most
Miss Dorothy Sorock of Detroit
and
Ruben Aronheim of Waterbury,
and Mrs. David Kahrnotf of Tuxedo avenue . and Mollie to Ben August.
Beautiful
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Conn., is visiting with hia brother
Hotel
'son of Harry August of Englewood avenue.
Ruth Williams, in Pittsburgh.
R
and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Under
,
The engagement of Miss Leonore Ilortense Schaeffer, daughter of
Krawitz.
Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Schaeffer of Atlantic City, N..1., to Charles J.
112.11.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Goldman of
King, son of Mr. and Mrs. David King, has been announced.
Flint were the week-end guests of
roof
Bliss Gertrude Goldman, daughs
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearl announce the engagement of their daugh- the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary Ja- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gold-
ter, Gertrude, to Myra D. Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Berman cobson.
man of 1604 Glynn Court, spent
of Detroit.
New Year's Eve in Chicago with
Reduced Rates for the Month of December!
Miss Esther Jenefsky left to friends.
spend the week-end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jenefsky, at
A dinner and bridge party was,
Elkin Management
Dayton, Ohio.
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH.
given for 30 guests by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Koblin of 3260 Leslie
Irving Rhodes of Milwaukee vis- avenue in celebration of their
ited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. twentieth wedding anniversary.
M. Rosenstein, over the week-end.
Jan. 5—Miss Betty Ada Greenbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Slums-
Samuel Greenbaum, to Albert Philip Weiss, son of Mrs. Minnie Weiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I.evy of efts and son, Leo, of Bayonne, N.
Jan. 12—Miss Mildred Sunday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I'. Carl- Glynn Court had as their guest J,.
are the guests of their parents
ton Sunday, to Irving S. Raider.
Miss Frances Alexander of Dallas, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jan. 19—Miss Mae Adelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tex.
Samuel Slomovitz of 545 Kenil-
Adelson, to Dr. Maurice Pike, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pike.
worth avenue.
Miss Rosa Oppenheiro of Phillip
Jan. 19—Miss Blanche Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ben-
nett of 308 Englewood avenue, to Louis Cohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. avenue is visiting at Miami Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Marks en-
Florida.
Himelhoch's—"HimedHose"—First Floor.
91. Cohn of Denver, Colo.
tertained 14 guests at a dinner
party
given at their home last Sun-
Jan. 19—Miss Miriam Plotnisky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Miss
Betty
Peels,
a
February
Plotnisky, to Solomon B. Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham T. bride-elect, was entertained by Dr. day evening in honor of the sixty.
seventh birthday of Mrs. Marks',
Cohen.
and Mrs. D. B. Grossman of 15513 father, Dave Barris.
Feb. 9—Miss Betty Pevin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pevin Wildemere with a dinner at their
of Clairmount avenue, to Joseph Fishers son of Mrs. Esther Fisher.
home on Sunday, Dec. 29,
Miss Betty Jasgur was hostess
to 30 guests, honoring her sister,
Mrs. Etta Klein of Pingree ave- Miriam, a February bride-elect,
nue left for an extended sojourn with a linen shower.
0
in the east.
Miss Elizabeth Fowler of Balti-
At a Chanukah party given Sat- more is the guest of Miss Ethel
Don't Forget the
urday, Dec. 28 at Temple Beth El Tonak for the holidays.
by
Miss Doris Sperling's class, fine
Dec. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. A. Weiss of 2201 Blaine avenue, twi
entertainment was given by little
boys, Lea and Sol.
Miss Pearl Goldman entertained
Dec. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Resnick, a daughter, Nancy Dudley. Rosalind Arta, 3002 Elmhurst, who 20 guests in honor of her sister
presented several dance numbers, Lillian's birthday. A buffet-sup-
Dec. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shreeman of 14860 Tuner, a and Kay Pollack, 2061 Blaine, who per was served and there was danc-
daughter, Yetta.
ing.
gave several recitations.
Dec. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolow, 2740 Fullerton avenue, a
Second Annual
daughter, Janet Louise.
Miss Anna Kernerman of To.
Mrs. Joseph Zochman and Mrs.
Dec. 17—To Mr. and Sirsfl. Ben Aronson of 1132 Alger avenue, a ronto, Canada, is visiting her Jacob Coleman left Thursday for
brothers and sister-in-law, Mr. and Los Angeles, where they will re-
son, Aaron.
Dec. 16--To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiner of 958 Virginia Park, a Mrs. Albert Kernerman of 2005 main until March,
West Philadelphia, and Louis E.
son, David Morton.
Kernerman of 2700 Hazelwood.
Mrs. Samuel Levine, accom-
Dec. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Svhreiber of 3350 Leslie, a son,
panied by her son, Donald, left last
Hanley Gordon.
Joseph Cohen and J. Lazarus week for Miami Beach, where they
Dec. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. J. Steingold of 9674 Broadstreet, a son, Goldfield of Pittsburgh, who are will remain until spring.
Joseph Sidney.
seniors at the University of Pitts-
burgh medical school, attended the
Miss Anna Mark has returned
Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Frater- from the University of Michigan to
nn
brother, Herman I. Berlin, as best nity convention in Detroit. They be with her parents on Tennyson
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. avenue for the holidays.
The bridal party was led by Rubin.
RADIO-FAMED "GYPSY BARONS"
Benjamin Towlin of Yonkers,
Celia Louise Berlin, sister of the
Miss Sylvia A. Wechsler of Pitts- N. Y., while on a business trip to
!groom, and John Isaacs. Miss Ber
TWO BALLROOMS
BRESLER—BOGDANOFF
lin was gowned in Columbia rose burgh returned home after spend- Chicago last week, visited with Mr.
I A beautifully arranged home of soft taffeta and wore green slip . ing a week in Detroit, where she and Sirs. Benjamin Goldberg. En
Be There!
wedding was that of Miss Goldie pers. The remaining bridal party attended a convention and visited route home he spent some time
Admission $1.00 Per Person
!Bogdanoff, daughter of Mrs. Ber- was made up of Rose Berlin, an - relatives.
visiting
his
parents
and
relatives
stha Bogdanoff, and Bernard Bees- other sister of the groom, who
in Detroit.
ler, which was solemnized at the wore orchid soft moire and silver
On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs.
home of the bride's brother and slippers, and Gordon Caesar; Bes - Louis Kahn of Owen avenue enter-
Kabaker of Edison avenue
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bogda. sic Oretchkin of Windsor, Ont., tained at a dinner in honor of Mr. is David
visiting in Atlantic City.
The buying public has been startled out of its
noff, Chalfonte Place, Cincinnati, cousin of the bride, wore peach and Mrs. Louis Seder's twenty-fifth
, Ohio, Sunday evening, Dec. 22. satin and slippers to match, and wedding anniversary. Covers were
casual indifference to business conditions. The
ANNOUNCING AN AUTHORIZED
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabow of
The brde was lovely in her bridal
Surath of Bay City; Ger- laid for 50 guests. Bridge and Kipling avenue are visiting in Chi.
depression of the past few months has turned the :gown of beige lace with becoming William
trude Surath, another cousin of dancing were the diversions of the cago.
hat of the same shade lace and the bride, wore pink taffeta with evening. Among the guests were
trick. Reflect for a moment. You are more alert
marine. She carried a shower of slippers to match, and her partner Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Esther Rosenstein spent
SALES
to values this season than ever before. That's
elbow and pink roses. Rabbi Louis was Jack Surath, brother of the Phil M. Kahn and daughter Marcia, the New Year's holidays with her
SERVICE
einberg performed the impres- bride. Celia Barnett, gowned in
why our JANUARY SALE will appeal to you.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ro-
sive ceremony, after which dinner light pink satin and tulle, and Ben
senstein. Miss Rosenstein is con.
was served for 30.
Where Personal Service and Customer-Satisfaction Will Be the
nected with the social service bu-
Wilson completed the bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. Bresler left for a All the bridesmaids carried bou- lace with clusters of orange blos- reau in Chicago.
First Consideration!
soms
at
the
aides
held
her
tulle
honeymoon trip to the west and quets of Columbia tea roses with
veil. Miss Lillian Katz, maid of
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
upon their return will reside at ribbons to match their gowns.
honor,
wore
a
gown
of
bends
and
12690 West Boston boulevard, De-
A CORRECTION
Mrs. Surath, mother of the tulle. Louis Saperstein performed
troit.
The Old Folks Home notes last
bride, was attired in a gown of the duties of best man.
week
referred
to a Mrs. Lewis in
black chiffon and lace and wore
A dinner followed at the bride's
3845 WEST FORT STREET
connection with the Chanukah
FUR COATS
black slippers with steel cut residence.
FUR SCARFS
SACHSE—RYNEK
party.
Miss
Edna
Lewis's name
At West Grand Boulevard
Palms and ferns and tall vases buckles to match her dress orna-
should have appeared as one of the
FROCKS
GOWNS
HOUTZ—BOKSTEIN
of roses and chrysanthemums ment. Mrs. Berlin, mother of the
Phone Lafayette 3434
committee
in
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bokstein an-
banked before the fireplace formed groom, was attired in a sleeveless
CLOTH COATS
the setting for a pretty ceremony royal blue chiffon-velvet gown nounce the marriage of their
on Dec. 22 when Miss ('earl Rynek with a scarf of tulle to match and daughter, Fanny, to Philip Houtz,
WRAPS
became the bride of Colman Z. wore black suede slippers. Both on Tuesday, Dec. 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Iloutz will be at
Sachse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli wore shoulder corsages of pink
home after Jan. 15 at 404 Hol-
Sachse, at the home of the former's tea roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Oretchkin of l brook avenue.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ry-
Windsor, Ont., and Mr. and Mrs.
nek of Elmhurst avenue.
PIANOS RENTED, FOR HOME USE
Miss Rynek wore a frock of deep Fred Berlin of Montreal, Que., also l i
took
part in the wedding cere-
ivory satin, made with a long fitted
$3, $4, $5, S6 MONTHLY
bodice and long full skirt. An inset mony.
LONG
BROS.
The wedding supper, followed
of real lace outlined the V-neck.
MODISH APPAREL AT MODEST PRICES
Pianos Tuned, Repaired and Rebuilt. Phone Cherry 3600
Ford Sales and Service
Her long tulle veil was held in by dancing, was served to approxi-
, place by a closely fitted lace cap, mately 300 guests.
8770 Linwood
36 Adams Avenue West
Morris Cohen, who acted as Euclid 4084
with a tiny wreath of orange blos-
soms beneath the chin. A shower master of ceremonies, announced
bouquet of roses and lilies of the that the event also marked the sil-
ver wedding anniversary of Mr.
(valley completed her costume.
Ruth's Flower Shoppe
Miss Thelma Cohen of Roches- and Mrs. Saul J. Berlin, parents
of
the groom.
, ter, N. Y., a cousin of the bride,
Out-of-town guests at the wed- Weddings Ostentatiously Arranged at
attended as maid of honor. She
Moderate Prices.
, wore a bouffant gown of brown ding were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ber-
Empire 10577
.lace and carried pink roses. Miss lin, Irving, Lewis and Max Berlin 5052 Twelfth Street
♦
of
Montreal,
Que.;
Mr.
and
Mrs
•
Betty Goldman was bridesmaid,
wearing a green frock with a long Oretchkin and family of Windsor,
S''• •
tight bodice and large collar of Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fabri-
%IL SISS
lace. Her bouquet was of Talis- cant of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and
).'.:0:i s,
man roses. Miss Della Cohen, who Mrs. Surath and son William. of 111•KWiek ∎NAfrAvsese2OTHI
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was junior bridesmaid, wore pink Bay City; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ber-
„Cis\
,1 .
, and blue taffeta and carried red tin and Mr. and Sirs. Maxwell Ber-
lin and daughter Ellen of Mon-
;roses.
; Ernest J. Sachse served his treal, Que.
Ma.
IMAM 1.14K
Mr. and Mrs. Berlin have left
brother as best man, and Newton
Feinberg and Lester Rynek, a for the east and upon their return REDUCE—FAT
brother of the bride, were the will reside at :329'2 Tuxedo avenue.
a HANDICAP
ushers.
To be mentally keen, the organs
Very Fay Dushkin was flower
WHITE—TOKSEN
of
the
body
must function effi-
girl and Wallace Rynek carried the
Mrs. A. Cohen of Monroe, Mich.,
—make your home immeasurably more beau-
ring. Sonia Jean Dushkin carried formerly of Detroit, announces the ciently. Sluggish organs make a
sluggish
mind.
the bride's train.
marriage of her daughter, Miss
What you eat is vital. It makes
tiful, more charming, brighter, happier—
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky officiated Fanny E. Toksen, to Samuel L.
at the ceremony at 6 o'clock, which White, which took place at the K. every difference how you look,
was followed by dinner for the of C. Hall, Monroe, Mich., Dec. 22. , act, feel and work. •
Eat BASY BREAD—three slices
members of the immediate family.
Miss Toksen wore a frock of
EASY BREAD a day help re-
Mr. and Mrs. Sachse left for a ivory satin made with a long fitted of
duce
your weight the BASY WAY.
honeymoon trip to Chicago.
bodice and a full skirt. Her veil
Directions for REDUCING with
The bride chose for her going- of tulle was held in place by a cap BABY
BREAD furnished patrons.
away costume a red and black of pearls and rhinestones and a
I tweed ensemble, with gray fox col- shower bouquet of roses and lilies
lar and cuffs and gray hat and of the valley completed her cos-
shoes,
tume.
Among the guests were Mr. and
Miss Rose Toksen was her sis-
30 BROADWAY MARKET
Mrs. Joseph Rynek, Mr. and Mrs. ter's maid of honor and wore
10351 WOODWARD
Arthur Steinberg, Mrs. Charles orchid crepe and carried dark red
The commencement of the new year seems an especially appro-
7041 EAST JEFFERSON
Stifter, Mrs. Max Cohen and John roses. The Misses Sally Toksen
UR Hashed Family Service is a
priate time to transform the home; to bring new gladness into the
Phones Fitzroy 4831 or 1212
Stifter of Chicago, and Mimi Thel- in peach satin, carrying Talisman
complete laundry service. It defi-
ma Cohen of Rochester, N. Y.
roses; Fanny Rose in yellow satin,
home-life—the presence of the lovely Vose Small Grand will not
carrying yellow roses, and Miss
nitdy removes from your shoulders the
only make every day of "1930" a happier day for those of the family,
Claire
Leopold
of
Miami,
Fla.,
in
irksome and tedious tasks of washing
BERLIN—SURATH
pink satin, carrying pink roses,
but you can look forward to enjoying it no less in years to come,
' Congregation Beth David, Four. were
and ironirigi and returns your clothing
the bridesmaids.
teenth at Elmhurst, was the scene
for Vose Pianos are built to endure—they arc of recognized high
Ben Schniderman performed the
deal, fresh Ind sweet.
of a beautiful wedding ceremony
duties of best man and Alfred
quality--and have been throughout more than three-quarters of a
at 7 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 22, when Rapp of Rochester, N. Y., Edward
Men's Garments
Telefhone sea tcrmv—and let s“ free you from
Bessie Helen Surath, daughter of Schwartz of Toledo, Ohio, and Ar- 3-Pe. Suit. gleaned assl
century. With purchase made so very easy there's surely no reason
thitthackles of Walhday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Surath of Tux- thur Sherman of Miami, Fla., were
Overcoats •nd Topcoat., gleaned
for not having the exquisite Vose Grand the very first of the new
and p
d
edo avenue and Ben Edgar Berlin, the ushers.
99c
year.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul J. Berlin
Ladies' Garment.
The ceremony was followed by
of Highland Park, were united in dinner and dancing for 200 guests. Plain D
11.50
Pleated
Ores..
$1.7111
•
SI
so
higher
marriage under a canopy of red
Plain Costa
Mr. and Mrs. White will reside
111.50
velvet and gold. Palms of grads- i n Detroit after a honeymoon trip
Fur Trim Costs, $1.711• SI. no higher
ated sizes made up the background. to the south.
A SPECIAL
Places the Vote Small Grand in year home at once—or, you need pay but $75
All dresses elesntd only, ready to
The ceremony was performed by
lost, if yon hare no piano to trade in. Conte M and arrange to male
press
99c
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, assisted by
POSNER—MATOFF
yours a finer, happier home NOW—and throughout all of
Rabbi J. Rabinowitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Matoff of
Miss Surath wu beautifully', Westminster avenue announce the
"1910"—and year after year.
gowned in ivory satin and her long marriage of their daughter, Anna,
hand-made tulle veil, edged with to Isadore Posner of Tucson, Ariz.
lace, was held by a fitted cap of
"The Musical Center of Detroit"
Listen in on
J, Saturday night, 8:30 to 9 lace with orange blossoms at either
29 to 53 Horton Street
SAPERSTEIN—KATZ
aide.
She
carried
•
bouquet
of
Empire 9065
Temple Beth El was the scene
m., for Ted
lice in "Launder Land."
white roses and lilies of the valley. of a pretty wedding Dec. 29 when
IESTAIILISHFD 25 YEAR%)
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Miss Selma Barnbaum, who at- Miss Ann Elaine Katz, daughter of
tended the bride as maid of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Chaim Katz, became
STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES
was attired in light rose soft taf- t he bride of Edward Saperstem,
1515.21 WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT
ifeta, and wore green slippers. Her son of Mrs. Harry Saperstein. Dr.
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bouquet of tea roses to match her Len M. Franklin officiated.
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gown was held together with green
Fort Wayne Hotel
The bride was gowned in an
ribbon to match her slippers. !I vory satin long-sleeved silhouette
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SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1930
Mr. Berlin was assisted by his model, with • long train. A cap of

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