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Births

Miss Betty Kroll of Delmar ave-
nue, has returned from a two (
months sojourn in New York and
Pittsburgh.

Patou's Polo
Shirt of
Rajah, 8.75

CORNER OF SEWARD AVENUE
Opposite Littman's

Engagements

Feb. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Z. Ild.chman Ann E. Nlaxman)
:Mr. and Mrs. Irving S. Raider,
(Mildred Sunday), returned from d 2710 Fullerton, a daughter.
Feb .—To 11 r. and Mrs. Bert Kline
their honeymoon in the East and
Loewenherg) of Bon-
to n boulevard, a son.
are now residing at 3315 Richton.
eb. 7—To 111r. and Mrs. Albert Oppenheini of Lakewood boule-
Mrs. Charles Jay of Taylor ave- yard, a son '
nue is spending two weeks in Cleve-
Feb. 7—To Mfr, and Mrs. Nlorris B. la•wis of Monterey avenue, a
land, where she is visiting rela. sun, Mortimer Harry.
tives and friends.
Feb. 6—T41r. and Mrs. Leonard Braun of 4874 Bedford road,
a daughter, Norma Rosalie.
. r. and . rs. Max Goldstein left
Feb. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stohky of 1652 Gladstone, a son,
for Los Angeles, Cal., via the Pre-
mier Coach lines. They will stop , Arthur Israel.
F'eb. 2--: To Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cogan (Merriam Gottschalk) a son,
Over in Chicago, Omaha and Dan- !
Robert David.
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Feb. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz of 8620 Epworth boule-
Mr. and Mrs. William Jacob of ! card, a son, Walter J. Schwartz.
Ferry avenue entertained 125
Jan. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skolnik of 2653 Springle, a
guests at a dinner and cance on daughter, Fern Carolyn.
Feb. 9 at the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
Jan. :30—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon Zechman (Dorothy Schwartz), a
gogue, Willis. and Brush, in honor daughter, Joan.
, of the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Jan.
28—To Mr. and Mrs. Israel Uronovitz of 3821 Vermont aye-
Joel.
nue, n daughter, Leah Jane.
Jan. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Bloom (Doris Brodkin) of 3255
Miss Miriam Jasgur, a bride-
elect of Feb. 16, has been enter- Sturtevant avenue, a son, Richard Donald.
tuned by the following: A linen
Jan. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pollack of 2275 Blaine avenue, a
shower by Miss Betty Jasgur; a daughter, Beverly Jane.
bridge-luncheon and hosiery and
Jan. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Irvine J. Unger (Ada Louise Foy), a son.
handkerchief shower at King With
Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Margolis of 2075 West Philadel-
Lo Cafe by Sigma l'hi Beta; a raja.
a son Phillip.
cellaneous shower by Miss ' Mamie phis, "
Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pinkis of 3029 West Buena Vista,
Zaslow; a miscellaneous shower by
Mrs. H. Gardner and Mrs. J. Min. a daughter, Gloria Naomi.
ster, both of Windsor; a formal
Jan. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Krefman of 3871 Thirty-first street, a
dinner-dance at Northwood Inn by son, William.
the Phalanx Club; a kitchen
shower by the tabulating depart-
ment of auditors, traffic accounts
of Pere Marquette Railway,

Marriages

The annual Father and Son din- 111
ner will be held on Tuesday, Feb.
18, at 6 p.
in the social hall of
Temple Beth El.

SNYDER—SAFIR
The home wedding on Sunday
Mrs. David llubar of Pingree . afternoon, Feb. 9, of Miss Elsa
avenue left for Texas, where she Safir and Samuel Snyder was beau-
will spend the remainder of the ! tiful in its quiet simplicity. Rabbi
winter months. I Hershman performed th e

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How? By natural foods and
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Three dice of BAST BREAD a
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Directions for REDUCING with
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tee consisting of Ida Gould, Fun-
Me Davidson, Celia Modell, Agn e ss
Yarrows, Minnie Canvasser and
Ida Franklin arranged for prizes
and lunch. bliss Sophie Stein ac-
ito p l i v „„ Ihal-
len will entertain.

FOSTER PARENTS CLUB
HAS INSPIRING RALLY

The first meeting of the Foster
Parents Club of the Jewish Child
Care Council, held in the Assem-
bly room of Temple Beth El, on
Feb. 5, exceeded all expectations o f
the a rrangements COMM it tee.
The meeting was marked by a,
spirit of co-operation and concern
about the welfare of the children !
who have no natural homes. Ev.
eryone present at this meeting
went away with a new faith in hu-
nian nature and with a greater de-
termination to carry on the work
already started.
About 85 foster parents were
present, as well as a number of
people actively interested in the I
work of the Council.
Mrs. J. Factor, the first woman
to open her home to the children
cared for by the Council, presided.
Fred Butte!, chairman of the case '
committee of the Jewish Child Care i
Council, addressed the meeting. •
Mrs. Edith B. Bercovich, director
of the council, expressed her sat-
isfaction and gratitude for the tine
work done by the foster parents ..
An interesting discussion followed, I
the foster mothers and fathers!
taking an active part.
Although no definite decisionI
was reached as to the future char-
acter of these meetings, the con. :
census of opinion was that the
meeting should deal mainly with
the problems involved in the care !
of the children and that some too!
cial entertainment be part of each . AS.
meeting.

and accessories to match and car-
Miss Shirley Safir, sister of the ried a bouquet of Easter lilies. The
bride, who attended her as maid maid of honor was Miss Freda
Glower, sister of the bride, who
of honor, was attired in a shell-
pink gown with blue slippers and was attired in a pink gown. She'
carried
a bouquet of butterfly
' hat. Louis Snyder, brother of the
ruses
groom, assisted him as best man,
A
belson
of Altoona, matron of
Sir. and Mrs. Snyder left for a,
honor, was gowned in sea green.
wedding trip to New York, Balti- Dressed
in
orchid and green, the
noire, Washington and points east, Misses Frances Weissman
and Ann
and upon their return will reside Wilner carried
colonial bouquets.
nt 2753 Boston boulevard.
Following the bridal party was
the bride's mother, attired in a
FRANKLIN—GOODMAN
sand-colored chiffon gown. She
Herman A. Goodman of Upper also wore a shoulder corsage of
Sandusky, Ohio, announces the Japanese tea roses. The bride-
marriage of his daughter, Beatrix ! groom's mother was dressed in
Jane, to Norman Franklin, son of black chiffon, trimmed in rhino-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Franklin of stories, and also carried a shoulder
Three Rivers, Mich., which was corsatle of Japanese tea roses.
solemnized in Toledo at the Com-
modore Perry Hotel, Thursday,
HARRIS—GORDON
Feb 6, Rabbi Kornfeld officiating.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
The young couple left immeili-
atel for a western wedding trip, Gordon of Josephine avenue was
including Colorado Springs, Den- the scene of a pretty wedding Feb.
2, when their daughter, Kato, be-
ver and Salt Lake City.
Upon their return they will re- came the bride of Fred Harris.
Miss Gordon wore a frock of
side in Three Rivers and will be
at b..me after March 25 at 1006 egg-shell satin, and a long tulle
veil held by a fitted cap of tulle.
North Main street.
Her bouquet was of roses and lilies
of the valley.
SILBERSTEIN—GLOSSER
Mrs.
731:38 Bess Glasser, daughter of sister's Benjamin Gould was her
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Glosser of ster's only attendant. She wore
green flowered taffeta frock and
Westmont, Pa., and Detroit, and a a corsage of
roses and lilies of the
Meyer Milton Silberstein of Al- va ll ey.
Loon,:, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Mandel
Harris
of Chicago served
Silberstein of Bethlehem, Pa., were
his brother as best man.
marred Sunday evening at the
Dinner was served to members
Fort Stanwix Hotel, Johnstown, of the immediate family after the
Pa. The ceremony was performed ceremony, and followed by a re-
in a 'astefully-decorated ballroom, ce ption in the
evening.
which was literally strewn with
Mr. and Mrs. Harris left for a
narcissus, palms, spring flowers
and loses. Rabbi Henry E. Kagan trip to Cleveland, and on their re-
turn will reside on Ptngree avenue.
of lb th Zion Temple officiated, be-
ing assisted by the Rev I. Horn- LICHTENSTEIN—GRANADIER
vitz. ..antor. The bride was given ,
The marriage of Miss Tillie
away by her father. The cere-
mon:. was brief and was followed Grenadier, daughter of Mrs. Ilan-
by a banquet and reception, covers nab Grenadier, and David Lichen•
beim' lad for more than 350 stein was solemnized at the eon-
guei.!5, many of whom were from gregation Mishkun Israel, Feb. 2.
' dista,t points. Mies Goldie Grenadier, who was
The. bride was attired in white her sister's only attendant, served
satin, with real Alencon as maid of honor, and Max Ozer-
lace. She wore a beautiful veil s 1 performed the duties of best
man.
' A wedding supper and dancing
for 100 guests followed the cere-
mony, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Lichensttin left for a trip to To-
ronto. They will reside at 2081
Virginia Park.

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mony in the presence of the im
mediate families.
The bride, who was given away
in marriage by her brother, AL
was lovely in her pink moire gown,
employing a tight fitting bodice to
accent the princess-silhouette ma-
! tit. She wore slippers and hat to
match and carrie Ia brid a I b oUqUet
of pink roses and lilies of the val-

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A n adventure to be

remembered

such is a visit to the jUrniture
showrooms the Robert If'. Irwin Co.

The vehole roman iv pageant of fur.

nit tir!. sty le unfolds before von in this
permanent exhibit of the Hobert NS.
!ruin I:oilman), Crand Itapit14. All
the great periods are represented ...
will' matchless artistry of design,
with craftsmanship that knows no
superior. here, of course, will he
found furniture built for those of
old' 'fed means ... but there's also
a wide selection at very moderate
prices. Purchases t he arranged
through some retailer or established
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The charity bridge tea is to be
given by Purity• Chapter on Feb.!
at Hotel Studer. The commit-

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Wedding Calendar

A Candy
Striped
Shirting
Blouse, 7.50

8051 Twelfth Street

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OF PURITY ON FEB 19

On Sunday, Feb. 2:i, the citing! Mrs. Anna Cohen of Munroe, Mich, formerly of Detroit, an-1
Women's Hebrew Association will nounces the engagement Of her daughter, Rose Toksen, to Nate Karp
inaugurate its second series of of Toledo, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Lansky of 3314 West Euclid avenue announce
Book-teas with a review of Emil
Ludwig's "July 1911" by Prof. Otto the engagement of their daughter, Lena, to Jack Einmer of this city
Marckwardt of Detroit Teach-
, ers College.
Other well-known persons who
! will appear in the series are Mrs.
Ellen A. Linton, formerly of Cam
Technical High School, and Miss
Mildred Conley of Detroit Teach-
ers' College. Feb. 16—Miss Betty bramowitz, daughter of NI r. mid NI rA.
of Russell avenue, to Sol Rabinowitz, son ,:f Mrs. Si.
Book-teas are held en Sunday Abramowitz
r•
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Ratonowitz.
afternoons at 3 o'clock.
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e . 16— iss Minton Jasgur, daughter of M r. and Mrs. Henry
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of North M a rtindale avenue, to !tarry Abramowitz, son of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Goldman
' J. Abramowitz.
. entertained at a reception honor-
Feb. 23—Miss Janet Cohen, daughter of Saul I). Cohen of Elm-
ins their daughter, Betty, whose
: engagement to Newton IL Fine. hurst avenue, to Isadore Richard JaCOk. ion of Kalman Jacobs of
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Toronto, Canada.
, Fineberg, was recently announced.

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FISHER—BLUMROSEN
Mrs. Moses Blumrosen announces
the marriage of her daughter, Rita
E., to Ellis Fisher, son of Isaac
Fisher, of Boston, which was sol-
emnized at the home of the bride's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Saulson, Feb. 2.
On their return from an eastern
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will re-
side at the Wilshire Hotel.

MORRIS—SIEGEL
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Scheat, of
Longfellow avenue, announce the
marriage of the latter's sister, Miss
Rita Seigel, to Simon Morris, son
of Mrs. David Morris, which was
solemnized at their home, Feb. 2.
Miss Seigel wore a white satin
frock and a tulle cap and veil. She
carried roses and fillies of the val-
ley. Her sister, Miss Katherine
1 Seigel, was the only attedant,
and
Robert D. Morris served his broth-
er as best man.
s Mr. and Mrs. Morris left for a
two weeks' visit in Cleveland.
Among the guests were Martin
Zideil, of Aurora, Ill., a former
schoolmate of Mr. Morris at the
University of Illinois.

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