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HIMELHOCHS,

A large find enthusiastic gath-
ering attended the celebration in
honor of the installation of tbs. new-
ly elected officers of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund, on Wednesday evening, Feb.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lieberman announce the engagement of thei
laughter, Lillian, to Samuel Ilechtman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Juliu.
Iltochtman.

it r. and Mrs. ILWallace accom-
panied :qrs. Charles Wallace to
New York, where they will visit
with friends and relatives for a
fortnight.

Mr. and Met. Philip Dubt•insky of 2938 Fullerton announce the
engagement of their sister, Freda Zager. to Sidney Ersher of this city.
:Mrs. Samuel Cobulitic announces the engagement ..1 her daughter.
Sally, to Royal C. Barnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. . lex II. Barnett of
Seward
avenue.
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Feb. 23—Nliss Janet Cohen, daughter of Saul D. Cohen of Eta
hurst to Isadore Richard Jacobs, sun of Kalman Jacobs of
Toronto, Canada,

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These monthly cultural meetings,
Miss Eva Strauss of Flint was
under the leadership of Mrs. Harry
th• guest of Miss Gertrude Kessler
1.. Jackson. cultural chairman,
several days this week.
have proven a distinct success,
drawing an excellent attendance 14
Morris Goldberg has returned
both men and womer. They are
hate after spending the past Lair
-pen to the public.
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t te NI ishloan Israel Splits-
' at II
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and Linwood.
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The , e , "irk, rs are: m t., Nt ax
' Hayman. president; Mrs, II. lil-
kot-..ky, honorary prt•sident; NI.,
dames A. Teitelbaum, A. Snubs,
Feb. 11--7o Mr. and 'Mrs )Lax H. G.,I t lh o ffi of 3296 Tuxed o aceua
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li. Pnliak, and S. Newman, vice-
is .11, Irwin
ill Button'
Button'
, preSiill•nts; Mrs. Harry K raft, ti-
Ilarry Cohen of Glynn
Feb. 9 - -1'0 11r. and Mrs. Abraham NIondschein (Minnie Snyder) musical secretary; Mrs. I.. Miller,
sari has returned from Chirago, of
ebb, a son, Earl.
ett
rresoraling
to
secretary; Sirs. S.
where she visited with relatives.
Feb. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Meyers of 2483 West Euclid, a son, Kastian, recording secretary; Mrs.
S. Becker, treasurer. Trustees
Hillard Joseph.
Mrs. Kay Sack Id Chicago is the
Feb. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kosogled of 7358 Richmond, a elected are: Mesdames S. Cabot, W.
Burst of her sister and brother, ND.. slaughter, Anne.
Silver and II. l•insky. Board ,d'
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anti Sirs. Harry Cohen of Glynn
directors appointed: Mesdailics J.1
Court.
Fidler, S. Levin. B. Lerman, S. 3.
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Weiner, S. Friedland, I,. Friedlnd- ,
LADIES SOCIAL FUND
er, II. Goldberg, I,. Graff, Harry I
Mr. wedMI•s. Meyer
eyer Rosenbaum
OFFICERS INSTALLED Goldberg, I. Gould, A. Kullinan,
of Ilaztoltvotool at•enuto left for a visit
LEMBERG—GOODMAN -- II. Lefkowitz, A. Mendelson, IL
to Miami Reach anti Cuba.
The Hebrew Ladies Social Fund Itlichalewsky, 11. Rice, NI. Raclin,
NIT.. and :Sirs. Morris Goodman , :
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Mr. and Sirs. Samuel London of of Belmont avenue announce the I .nstae" ' new officers on Nlionday, M. Rodin, I. Schechtetr, A. Shut-
3 25 Leicester Cot,
ur celebrated no irriage of their daughter, Caro- Feb. 10, at Peoples Hall. Election ter, I. Weinstein anti NI. Wexler.
The program was opened with
their thirty-third wetting anniver- lyt 1, to Benjofinin Lemberg, son of '
A blithe young shade that
appropriatereinarks by Mrs. Nfil-
nary, last Friday, Feb. I I.
r. and NIrs. Nathan Lemberg, on
kovsky,
retiring president, W1111 .
started out to be tan,
Su nday, Fell. 16.
lamed the chair over to A. J.
Last Sunday, the home of Mr.
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added a bit of mauve, and
Koffman,
former president of the I
and Mrs. Isadore Rosenstein, 2697
MEHR—BATEMAN
Jewish National Fund, who pre-!
turned into the season's
Monterey avenue, was the scene
A pretty wedding was solem-
sided. Aaron Kurland, .1. N. F.
4of a delightful surprise buffet niz sal Sunday, Feb. 15, at 6 o'clock,
most charming neutral ...
president, installed the officers. The
luncheon given in honor of the an- "d " en Nliss Grace Bateman, laugh.
new president, 'Mrs. Hayman. I
nouncement of the engagement of tee of Mrs. A. Bateman, became
thanked
the members for the honor
Miss Martha S. Rosenstein to Wal- the • bride of Joseph Mehr at Bynai
Site first spring shade
accorded her.
the Synagogue, Lawrence at
ter S. Giesler. Red roses and
in lovely
A report of the accomplishau•nts
white lilies of the valley were used ' b. xter.
The bride Was beautifully at-
of the past year was rendered loy !
to carry out the Valentine decora-
Mrs. Kraft, financial secretary..
tionso•heine, the centerpiece being lie tod in an ivory satin gown (.111-
Rabbi R. Hurvitz and E. Franz..
a picture of the engaged couple bin ed with tulle, cap-shaped veil,
d carried roses insl lilies of the
hlau lauded the auxiliary's work. ,
Bridge was the diversion of the
ley.
N'ocal and instrumental musical!
afternoon which was followed by vat
Belle Bateman, sister of the
selections were given by Miss Yet-,
a theater party.
de, was maid of honor,
la .1. Hoffman, accompanied by ' .
Miss Kate Shulman ; NI iss Anna
Miss Shirley Schwartz enter- no Edna Ludwig, Anne Berman,
Itiehtman, pianist anti Leo Sham- •
taintsd at the home Mr. and Mrs. to rothy Rabinowitz and Woo Brown
f Canada) were the bridesmaids.
broil, 'cellist, accompanied by Miss I
Ilax Stoller, 15211 LaSalle boule-
Rut h Sherman.
cart!. in honor of Miss Jean Kirsch- Th •ir gowns were of pastel shades
an d they carried drop pink roses.
The retiring president was sur-
ner of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Bateman, mother of the
prised with a gift of a II-11 Set lip
br i 110, wore a gown of black Chan-
the ladies of the organization.
Miss Eva Slatkin was en ter- t ni
The evening being that of Chain-
mined with the following affairs., y lace and a shoulder corsage of
yet peas.
isle ()sot. h'Shvat, refreshments in-
prior to her . Ab rah am
Morris Linsky was best man and
MRS. M. SCHMIDT
clotting all kinds of Palestine
Meister: Her sister. M rs. II. Ito,- Da
vid Fish, Harry Lipsky, Oscar
fruits were served on tables beau-
vetch, gave a miscellaneous
ellaneous show-1 R,, bort ,
: anti Ben Oakman were was held ref. • 3, m r ,, y, Richman tifully decorated for the occasion.
et, Nliss M. Lazar cave
, ushers.
...UR the installing officer.
1:1111.us shor;
At the conclusion tit the program
wto her cousin, Bess •
Immediately following the care-
Mrs. 111. Schmidt was chosen as all present joined Rev. II. Milkov- ,
liciman, with a
miscellaneous
mony dinner was served to 150 president; Mrs. S. Glucklick, first sky in singing Hatikvah.
shower; Miss S. Entner, Ann Gold- guests
v ice-president; Mrs I,. Heisler,
[wig, and Ros e Steinberg, were
Mr. and Mrs. Mohr left for an second vice-president; Mrs. S. Kish,
I joint hostesses at a personal shows eastern honeymood and upon their treasurer; Mrs. E. Kurtz, financial
cryMiss I. Williams honored Miss ret
urn will make their home in De- secretary; Mrs. S. Susskind, re-
Sloitkin with a shower.
troit.
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cording and cotrrt•spontling secre-
tary; trustees Mesdames S. Stole-
('" Friday "'thing. Feb. II,
Frank A. Iternstein left fur a
GORDON—GREENBERG
coif, F. Weiner; hospitalers Mss- Maurice Coldblatt of Hebrew l'n-
tive weeks visit to Miami, Florida,
ion College, add I,Ssed the coontzre-
pretty ceremony at theI/e- dames A. Cohen, II. Isenberg.
and Havana, Cuba, returning the tri,1
h it-Leland Hotel Feb. 9, marked
The retiring president, Mrs. II. gidiee of Te rm'''. ils-th EI, upon the
latte r part of March.
t e nuptials of Miss Shirley Green. E. Lippit, was presented with hi
berg, 'laughter of Mr, and Mrs. silver loving cup in appreciation
Mr. and Mrs. slum/ph Bernstein
Henry Greenberg, and Alex Col..- of her untiring efforts. Gifts were
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Miss Jeanne Seitner is leaving
of Atlantic City are now residing don, son of Mrs. Lena Gordon.
also pre.sented to the retiring otli- subject
of "The
True Democracy."
Thursday
for Jacksonville,
Fin.,
at III Moss avenue, where they
MAC* sss *CM e
.11ss
Greenberg
was
attired
in
a
at
rs.
Luncheon
where
she will be the guest of Mr,
was served.
PHRPS.S1.11
will make their permanent resi- frock of ivory satin, with a Ions
and Mr , . Robert Stoitner,
donee.
EMPIRE STATE PICKLING CO
fitted bodice anda skirt of net and
A very enjtoyable dancing party
T
Y I Ily Ullian of New York City is satin. A cap of cut velvet flowers CLANCY GIVES HERZL
tied
under the chin with a strap of MEMORIAL TO LIBRARY was held in the Gold Room if the
visiting in Detroit.
tulle held her long tulle veil and'
Bancroft, the evening of Feb. 13.
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she carried a bouquet of
Young People's Il hrew So-
e roses and
A copy oil. the 11 , • I Memoria The
. rs. Abraham Srere and ;laugh- lilies of the valley.
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ter are home after a two months'
ni published by t he New Pal- cis tv sponsored the affair.
*Mrs
Peter
7urra
of
B
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o visit in Los Angeles, Cal.
'peptide B r ost Isra e l ,,s,1,,, t II,
WIIS matron of honor, and MIS, 'Fine ast year was presented to
11, Hebrew Libra 1'Y at the Phila-
F.1.11 , of an unusual celebration on
Mr, Jack Weisman honored hhonor.
R
CTreht7}A
5lisrsges Ir.iallsianmSad
liutskiyd. rall'hia-Byron Talmud Torah by Eel. II, when Mrs. Weinberg dedi-
Miss Nonni Kurt of Mt. Clemens, a
i ..ngressman Robert IL ('I:, pry_
Kolda Greenbaum, ByTla Newman
Newman
elite,' a bronze tabltot to the i111 - 111 -
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March bride-elect, at a miscel- and Betty Gitlin were bridesmaids.
"tot, a her husband and the other
laneous shower.
Charles Gordon performed the I STUDENTS TO ATTEND
founders of the congregation. After
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AT YOUR GROCER'S
duties of best man, and Dr. David •
AH
the
ceremony, Mrs. Weinberg W
Fred Rubin
was ,
FROLIC
OF
MENOR
ORAH hostes
of Dixon. III., is the Seligson, Harry Seligson, Louis!
s at dinner to two hundred
Quest of Mr. an enu
ti Mrs. Jack Rubin Collins and Albert Greenberg
guests
in
the
community
rooms
of
Burlingame avenue.
e.
Many Jewish students, t•sittocial- I
were ushers.
the Temple.
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those attending Detroit City
ab ny dGrGe ce .n rbrooerg sui'm
asnit( h.ne,,florwinegr
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sloss have girl ti
I ollege, are looking forward to the
Suss Lucille Greneltama has re-
returned from their honeymoon bearer.
Menorah Spring frolic which will turned after sptontling several
trip and are now resitting at 3200
The
ceremony,
which
was
at
5
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held, Sunday evening, Nlarl h2. weeks visiting in Buffalo, N. Y.
Richton avenue
,
the
Tw•entitoth
Century
Club.
and
York Pa
o'clock, was followed by thither
Will deliver a lecture tin Yiddish. Subject: "The Talmud anti
. students will Ite the
:ht. Jewish People"'
Mr. and Mrs. Fled Harris (Kate • and dancing for Lo0 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon sailed from e•iests of the Detroit chapter of
Mrs. Ben Kremer recently enter-
' Gordon I returned from an extend- New l'ork Feb. 14 on the S. S.
t1 u
a Intercollegiate Menorah Assn- loused several members of her pant-
ed honeymoon trip and are now
all '
residing' at the Bayley Court apart- Volcania for a West Indies cruise r ' AttendamT
confirmation
class at luncheon fol-
Will
and a tai p to South America.
be by invitation lowed by the theater.
ment on Pingree avenue,
also deliver a lecture in Hebrew. Subject "Proph-
The bride chose for her going- e ' l Y , and limite d toIiiil maple...
-.1 Scholars in Judaism."
-ay costume a brown tweed suit, II , II Larokin's On hest ra will pen-'
Mrs. l'harles Nlarienthal left last
rah Marks of lie( rout
week for Miami Beach. H a., where tmed with pointed fox, and . n ' it. ni 'D' i e and 'Pedal entertain- has Mrs.
!teen She
th guest of Mr. and Mrs.
e nt on this occasion.
brown
hat and slippers.
she will rennin until early spring.
Ben ffitstonls org.
Miss Doris Sperling of the coin-
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FISHER—PEVIN
n the on invitations, with whom
Mrs. M. Grossman of New York
ADMISSION TO EACH LECTURE 50c
Contributions to North End
cs 4ervatiorns are to Iso made pri
The marriage of Miss Betty
is visiting with her children,
n. Mr.
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Clinic.
and NIrs. Ben Jacobson. of 2475 Pevin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
rs. t. Feb. 2a, requests all those hoes
Morris Pevin, and Joseph Fisher, if ; received invitations to reserve
Pingree avenue.
North End Clinic has reedy.'
tl••ir
ticket
before
Tusda
y. I ' all the following contributions,
son of Mrs. Esther Fisher, was u , ..,.
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' to MI.N.1 , 0.308-m tor address reser-
In memory of Mrs. Louis .1.
Mr. anti Mrs. Irving Wolfgang solemnized at Jericho Temple
s!dions to Miss D. Sperling, 1731 Hirschman from Mrs II. l'fiver
• of Webb avenue have as their Feb. 9.
51iss Celia Fisht•r was maid of I . .dvert avenue.
guest Mr. Wolfgang's mother, of
sagt of Omahh, Nebraska, Messrs.
This Sunday afternoon at 3:30, Ileyn 14 Omaha, Nebraska, and Mr.
honor, and the Nfisses Ruth
St. l'aul Nlinn.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Franken- Schwartz, Elsie I'evin, Sylvia ii the clubroom of the main pub- and Mrs. Adolph Homan.
b.
library, there will be a student
In memory of (*buries C. Brown
stein have left fttr Miami Beach Pevin, Belle Fisher anti F'ay M0-
d i cussion on "Ill trew A
s a Sp ea
where they will remain until early rantz were the bridesmaids.
k- ' nom M iss Gertrude Brown.
spring.
Harry Siegel of McKeesport,' it .: Language," to be led by M.
In memory of Mr. Wolf H. Kei-
thstein.
Ira., performed the duties of best
dan from the Equitable Life As-
man, and Murray Friedman, Leon-
surance Society.
ard Fisher, Jack Fisher, Eli Gross-
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it Runs and Damages repaired by
man and George l'evin, a brother
experts using the most modern
of the bride, who has recently re-
Too much fat weak• turned from a visit to Paris and
and highly perfected methods!
ens your power of London, were ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn return-
With our ever increasing
After a wedding supper and of home after spending the past
resistance and it
demand for fur coats, auto-
your BEAUTY'S dancing for 250 guests, Mr. and two weeks in Boston, the guest of
matically
the demand for
worst enemy.
31rs. Fisher left for a trip to Chi- n atives.
competent furriers constantly
So man yeat T1ASY . ram,.
increases.
BR
BREAD--absolutely
tel,
Miss Mary Koffman who attend-
Through our short, thor-
pure and who!,
ed the .1-11op in Ann Arbor an Fri-
HADASSAH CULTURAL
ough, inexpensive course we
some.
day,
is spending the week in De-
MEETING WEDNESDAY
can teach you the Fur flusi•
Three slices of BASY BREAD a
p.-at where she was joined Ity her
nes, in all its branches.
includes pick-up and delivery
day, helps REDUCE your weight
parents on Monday.
Next Wednesday evening, Feb.
Terms arranged.
the Rasy way.
PRICES:
241, at S o'cltsok. Detroit Chapter of
at
NO
EXTRA
COST
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f..1.
Directions for REDUCING Senior Hadassah and Detroit Unit
Miss Miriam Kramer of fh•troit
Visit our school and work-
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Just phone uU
shop.
with Buy Bread furnished each
of Junior liadasaah will hold their ' spo•nt Sunday with her parents, Mr.
patron.
1.1 Mood, .• ...,. lo e
aral
Mrs.
Joseph
Kramer.
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monthly joint cultural fleeting at
Utley Branch Library, Woodward
Herman Koffman, who, was the
avenue at Alger. Dr. Harry E.
guest of his parents for the week-
August, well known psychiatrist.
s-Id
has returned to Ann Arbor to
30 BROADWAY MARKET
will speak on, "Jewishness and
r'--ume his studies.
10351 WOODWARD
Nervousness."

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'Mr. and Mrs. A, De Rove!' of 362 Harmon IIV NW(' announce the
engagement of their daughter, Frances, to Charles P. Nathanson, sun
of Mr. and Na•lian-oi of 2:11111 W e .t Philadelphia

Mrs. Herman 'Meyer of Taylor
to.•tonue left Wednesday fur a visit
too New York and Washington, 11
C where she will visit with her
1/4.
slaughter, Lois, who is a student at
the National Park Seminary.

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DESIGNERS AM) MAKERS OF FINE FURNITURE

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rosenstein of 2597 Monterey avenue an-
nounce t he engagement of t heir daughter, Nlartha Selma, to 'Isitt•r
S. (lilm.
y/A, son of \I r. and Mrs. Herman Ginzlior of West Philadelphia
avenue.

Misses l'harlottt• and Es-
telly Penn of 2020 Waverly avenue
honored their cousin, Zachary S. I l l
Penn, of New York City, who was •
their house guest for two weeks,
with is tars-well party.

:Sirs. Louis /Volt of West (hand
boulevard is visiting in Florida.

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NIr and Mrs. Nathan Friedman of Rhode Island avenue announce
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the engagement
of their slaughts•r, Evelyn Ann, to Hurry II. Platt of
Detroit. At home Sunday, Ma rch 2.

The

beige, or beige-and-brown.

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LADIES J. N. F. GROUP
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Mrs. William .1. S t e gel! of Chi-
cago, III.,
kit 114y
11111'01(S, ,
SL. tutu Sirs. Slnx 1\eis of
I
his wife this week-cod.

Harold Rubin, Archie Slainsloy
of Boston, Leonard Frank of Chi-
cago, andlioltert Ft•Idman of New
1 . 4414. ,-441,1tolas ,it Ann Arbor, spout
as guests of Darold
Malta's parents,
rents, r. and Mrs.
I etvitl Ituloin of Glendale avenue.

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