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Mr. and Mrs. L. Citron of 1538 Taylor avenue announce the en
gagement of their daughter Ethyl, to Seymour Klein of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lubinsky announce the engagement of their
Bath
laughter, Anne, to Samuel Sher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sher of
Toronto,
House Ontario.
! Mr. and Airs J. Rosenzweig of 2009 Blaine avenue announce the
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engagetnent of their daughter, Bessie, to Abe Max Bass, son of Mr.
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and Mrs. J. Bass of Louisville, Ky.

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Engagements

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Samuel Goldman of 3375 Collingwood announces the engagement
of his daughter, Lillian, to Charles S. Schwartz, son of Mr. and Airs.
Joseph Schwartz of Spokane, Wash.

Mrs. Leah Cooperman of 2700 Hazelwood avenue announces the
engagement of her daughter, Sara, to Morris Winer, son of Mr. and

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Mrs. Rubin Winer of 1242 Alexandrine avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Riseman announce the betrothal of their daugh-
ter, Blanche, to Ben Franklin.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherman announce the engagement of their sister,
Anne Schneider, to William S. Schermer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan

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ton Sunday, to Irving S. Raider.
Jan. 19—Miss Mae Adelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sumac
Adelson, to Dr. Maurice Pike, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pike.
Jan. 19—Miss Blanche Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ben

Plotnisky, to Solomon B. Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham T
Cohen.
Feb. 2—Miss Ann Shnurowitz, daughter of Mrs. Celia Shnurowitz,
to Joseph Olenikoff, son of Mrs. Anna Olenikoff.
Feb. 9—Miss Betty Pevin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pevin
of Clairmount avenue, to Joseph Fisher, son of Mrs. Esther Fisher.

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Palms and ferns formed a pretty
setting which marked the nuptials
of Miss Dorothy Baskin, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. I. Baskin, sod
lorry Bossin, son of Mr. anti-Mrs.
M. Bossin of Toronto, lint. Rabbi
A. M. Hershman performed the
ceremony at 6:30 o'clock.
Miss Baskin was becomingly at-
tired in a moire gown with long
tight sleeves, distinguished by •
V-neckline in back and front with
a spray of orange blossoms. Her
long tulle veil was attached to a
tight cap of lace and she carried
calla lilies.
Mrs. Ben Green, as matron of

honor, was gowned in blue lace and
wore matching slippers. Her cor-
sage was compose( of pink roses.

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Miss Mac Adelson, a bride-elect
of Jan. 19, was entertained with a
linen shower Jan. 4, given by her
sisters, Miss L. Davidson and Mrs.
J. 11. Salle. A midnight luncheon

woo served to 35 guests following
bridge.

MRS. ROSE KLEIN

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Miss Ethel Sweet of Hamilton, On Friday evening, Jan. 3, Mr.
Ont., served as maid of honor. She Maurice Goldblatt of the Ilebrew
wore a gown of orange taffeta, Union College, conducted religious
which was made bouffant with
se r • vices at Temple Beth El. Mr.
tight bodice, and wore green slip- Goldblatt spoke upon "The Present
pers. She carried an arm bouquet Significance of Chanukah."
of Johanna Hill roses.
Miss Bea Kaplan and Miss Jean
The New Year's Eve ball held
Borenson wore gowns fashioned
in the Gold Room of the Bancroft
similar to that of the maid of
end
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sponsored
by the Ladies' Aux-
honor, theirs being green taffeta
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with matching green slippers. They
to be delightful
ightful
affair. Over 200
carried arm bouquets of Johanna
guests, including many from neigh-
Hill roses.
Mr. Bossin was assisted by Carl boring cities, enjoyed the dancing
se at
served
I.osev of Windsor as best man, and and the delicious supper
Dave Sweet of Hamilton, Oat., and midnight. Noisemakers, confetti,
and favors
were
distributed
Tom Rosen of Hamilton,
Airs Baskin, mother of the throughout the evening.
bride, and Mrs. Bossin, mother of
the groom, were both gowned in
On Sunday afternoon, Jan. 5,
black chiffon and wore corsages of the children of the Sabbath School
red roses.
presented a charming Chanukah
Supper was served to 80 guests. program at Temple Beth El. Af-
Mr. and Mrs. Bossin left for To- ter the entertainment, the children
ronto, and will be at home after enjoyed a party given for them in
Jan. at 26:16 Clements.
the community rooms.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. M. Bossin, Mr.
Dr. Alfred Adler of Vienna has
Mr. and Mrs. R
an Mrs.
Mrs I.
I Bossin Mr
recently been a distinguished guest
Kravitz Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldstein, in Saginaw. On Monday evening,

Mrs. Sy Keil entertained with

a luncheon at the Stotler Hotel
for Mrs. Maurice Salton and Slim
Ann Goldfarb. both of Boston
boulevard, who left Jan. 5 for
Miami Beach, Fla., to be gone for
the winter season.

The Misses Betty and Ann Ker.
nerman of Toronto, Canada, spent
New Year's Day and the week-end
with their brothers and sister-in-
law, Mrs. Albert J. Kernerman of
2005 West Philadelphia avenue,
and Louis E. Kernerman of 2700
Hazelwood avenue. Many affairs
!were given in their honor, includ-
ing a surprise farewell party on

Saturday evening, Jan. 4. Novelty
(sketches, the "Prince of India" and
the "J. Castle Affair," with a cast

!of 25 including Miss Rose Cohen
of Toronto, Miss Ann Stone of Mt.
, I Clemens, Miss Ann Kernerman of
Toronto, Miss Mary Hatton and
Messrs. Krakowers, Mintz, Engles
berg and Kernerman, with a chorus
of 15, closed the affair.

Miss Florence Mintz of Chicago,
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Halperin. In her honor
on Jan. I, Mrs. Ilalperin enter-
tained 12 guests at an enjoyable
evening of bridge. High scores
were held by Miss Helen Seitner
and Dr, Boris Zola. Miss Mintz
was also honor guest at a bridge tea
given on Jan. 4 by Mrs. Robert Ros-

A joint meeting of the Sisters of
Zion and the Emanuel Mizrachi So-
ciety was held Wednesday, Jan. 1.
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky was the
chairman of the evening. He gave enberg.

a talk on Chanukah. Rabbi J.
Thumin, Rabbi Fine and rabbis
from out of town also spoke.
A Chanukah supper was served
under the supervision of Mrs.
Sklar and Mrs. Rosenzweig. Rev.
Michalolvsky and Max Goldsmith
added to the evening's program by
singing Zionist songs.
Mrs. Duchan donated a headed
lamp for a raffle, which was won by
Mrs. Bloomfield of 1506 Carter.

ATHENA GIRLS CLUB
DANCE
Fort Wayne Hotel
SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1930

Two Outstanding Events

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The House Council of the Young
Women's Hebrew Association
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Bridge-Tea & Dance

Sunday Afternoon, January 12

of 2916 Pasadena avenupe left
Jan. 5 for Miami Beach, Fla., to
be gone for the winter season.

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DANCE

Sunday Evening, January 19
at the Hotel Statler

Music by FINZEL'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
Under the Direction of David Diamond

BRIDGE FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT DANCE

Dancing 9 to 1

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Announces the Opening of Offices

So shouted engineers, the
public and receiver manufac.
turcrs. "It is impossible," they
said, to build a radio receiver
which will do the things
claimed for the Scott. "It can-
not be done," they screamed,
and their contention is that no
radio will bring in distant sta-
tions separated from the locals
by but 10 kilocycles--and at
the same time deliver the per-
fect tone demanded of radio
today! They all think our
claim's are exaggerated until
they see—hear—and tune a

beautifully decorated to resemble
the interior of an ocean liner. Cov-
ers were laid for 40 guests, who
were entertained by John Kutzen

and his "Six Kittens," who also
provided dance music for the eve-
ning. A feature of the evening
Nos a specialty act done by Mn.

Kerner.

Mrs. P. S. Applebaum of Med-
bury avenue, accompanied by her!
granddaughter, Miss Sis Goldsmith
of 3036 Cortland avenue, left for
it six weeks' trip to New York,
Lakewood, Atlantic City, Philadel-
phia and other points east. They

will return the latter part of Feb-
ruary.

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Miss Lucille Greenebaum is en-
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charm in the eye. of others.
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It robs you of your vivacity and
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Mrs. Samuel Gordon of Salt safe and natural way by eating
I.ake City has come to spend sev- BASY BREAD—one slice with
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Directions for REDUCING with
and Mrs. Alexander Philippe.
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Harold immerman has returned
to medical school in St. Louis, Mo.,
after spending his Christmas vacs- iXIVaa‘a.
lion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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John Immerman.
Elliot Immer-
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where they will spend the remain-
der of the winter. The home was

To lose • youthful figure is •

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January 15, 1930

of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner,
who left Tuesday for Los Angeles,

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Admission $ 1 .00

Dr. Julian B. Weber

One of the most brilliant affairs
of the current season took place
lad Saturday night when Mr. and
Mrs. Si. B. Kerner of 2299 Oakman
boulevard tendered a surprise fare-
well party at their home in honor

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Mr. Quitte and Miss
r. Adler addressed a large
of Toronto, anti Miss Ethel and , once in the auditorium upon suds- Checker Cab — Empire 7000
Dave Sweet of Hamilton, Ont., and subject of "Child Psychology." the
Mr. L. Abel of Lake Huntington.

INSPIRING CHANUKAH
PROGRAM OF MIZRACHI

For the Members' Building Fund

Mrs. E. A. Barnett and children

Mrs. Nettie Sollinger left for
her home in Louisville, Ky. Sirs.
Ben Miller of New York and
Sollinger was the guest of Mr. and Scranton, Pa., was the dinner guest
Mrs. Ed. Unger of Rochester ave- of his niece, Mrs. J. A. Schiff of
nue.
3764 Clements avenue, on Sunday,
Dec. 29.
Miss 'Shinier V. Kopitz of 2059
Clairmount was hostess to 30
Mr. and Sirs. Herman A. Kopc-
guests at a hosiery shower on love of 2004 Clements avenue en-
Thursday, Jan. 2, honoring a Jan- tertained a few of their friends
uary bride-elect, Miss Betty Kartz- and relatives at a Nosy Year's Eve
man.
party Tuesday, Dec. 31. Luncheon
was served at midnight.
Mrs. Louis Blom and daughter,
Billie. of Philadelphia, Pa., are be-
Mesdames Pauline Schiff and
ing entertained by Mrs. harry Rosalyn Copley were joint host-
Snederman. Miss Blom was guest eases at a surprise birthday party
of honor at a formal dinner-dance given in honor of their sister, Eve-
at Oriole Terrace Dec. 29.
lyn Miller, on Saturday evening,
Jan. 4. hollowing bridge, lunch-
Mrs. Louis Blom of Philadelphia, eon was served to 18 young guests.
Pa., was entertained by Mrs. J.
Weissman of Glendale avenue at a
Mrs. Harry Becker (Selma
bridge Wednesday afternoon.
Lightstone) had as her guest the
past week Mrs. Edward Morgen-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baron and stern of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
son, Leonard Erwin, are now re-
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Jan. 15, at 1:30 p.
There will
he prizes for each table and favors
! for each lady present.
The purpose of this organization
is both charitable and social. The
proceeds of this party will be used
for worthy purposes.
Tickets are obtainable from com-
mittee members or at the door.
Mrs. Esther Levenson is chairman
of the party. Mrs. Rose Klein is
president of the society and Mrs.
Helen Straus is secretary.

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Lansing, Mich.; Mrs. S. J. Shaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Geffen, Dr. and Mrs. Noah Felsher, Miss Celia Felsher,
Miss Sonia Revell, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Rosenzweig, all of Chicago, Ill.;
Mr. Sam Winkleman and Cassius Winkleman of Warsaw, Wis.; Mr. I
Arthur Rosenthal and Miss Rita Rosenthal of Pontiac.

enberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Fort Wayne Hotel, Cass and
A. Goldenberg, to Meyer Kahldon, Temple avenues, on Wednesday,
son of Mrs. Rose Kahldon, was
!solemnized at Congregation Eman-
uel Dec. 8.
The bride wore a white satin
gown trimmed with duchess lace,
with a cap and veil of tulle. Her
bouquet was of roses and lilies of
the valley.
Miss Anna Goldberg was maid
of honor, and the Mimes Edith EL
lis, Sadie Horowitz, Florence Wold,
Anna Schane and Ida Samuels
were the bridesmaids.
Morris Goldenberg was beat
man, and Irving Goldenberg, Jo-
seph Goldenberg, Irving Schane,
Joseph Schane and Joseph Hilt
were the ushers.
Dorothy Schane and Eileen Wold
were the flower girls and Morton
Goble was the ring bearer.
Dinner and dancing followed the
ceremony, after which Mr. and

Mrs. Kahldon left for a trip to
Chicago. On their return they will
reside at 8026 Sorrento avenue.

Corset Shop—.
Third Floor

and a family reunion of the relatives of both Mr. and Mrs. Saulson.
The dining room was festive with beautiful baskets of yellow roses
and tall candelabra with golden candles. Guests, relatives and life-
long friends numbered 108. The youngest member of the household,
Herman Saulson, acted as master of ceremonies, and Mr. Saulson and
his wife were toasted in speeches and songs, and messages were
received from all over the country.
The out-of-town relatives attending the dinner were: Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Winski, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winski, Mr. Mose Winski, all of
Lafayette, Ind.; Mrs. Saul Present of Indianapolis, Ind.; Miss Eliza-
beth l'resent of Cadillac, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Present of

Mrs. Joe Wisner and sons and
Mrs. Ben Kestenberg of Fullerton
avenue are leaving Jan. 15 to visit
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sharnik, in California. Many
KAHLDON—GOLDENBERG
Aesculapians Ladies Auxiliary is lovely affairs were given in their
The wedding of Miss Eva Gold- ! sponsoring its first card party at honor.

are/tots

10.00 to 23.00

at a dinner at the Shaarey Zedek branch synagogue on Jan. 1.
The occasion also marked the seventieth birthday of Mr, Saulson

AESCULAPIAN LADIES
CARD PARTY JAN. 15

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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Saulson, members of one of the pioneer Jewish
families in Detroit, who have been active in practically every worthy
Jewish atonement here, celebrated their golden wedding addiversery

Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohn (Betty Pereira) of 3345 Rich
ton avenue, a daughter, Jorelyn Harriet.
Dec. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goldberg of 3302 Richton, a
daughter, Muriel Harriet.
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Dec. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Zitower of 3321 Woodstock
Drive, a daughter, Marilyn Lois.
is of 208 Josephine
Mrs. A. Wper
Dec. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freedman of 16645 Ilene, a left to spend the winter in Florida.
A party in her honor was given at
daughter, Barbara Bisset.
the Eastwood Inn by her children.

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M. Cohn of Denver, Colo.
Jan. 19—Miss Miriam Plotnisky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morn

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. Jan. 12—Miss Mildred Sunday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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MR. AND MRS. ISAAC SAULSON

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