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Her Betrothal Announced ')
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Definite arrangements have been
mpleted for an open meeting
tensorial by Pisgah Lodge, kcal
'nai 13'rith, to be .- held I in Tues-
y evening, Sept. , at Congrega- ,
Irnai Moshe, Dexter at Lew-;
•nce.
This meeting is planned for the
rpose of hearing the platforms
candidatesforthe office of goy-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Finster-
nor. The following candidates wald spent several days in Ron-
ill be present to address the deau Provincial lark, Canada, as
Ming: Judge Edward J. Jef- the guests of their children, Dr.
ries, Attorney General Wilbur and Mrs. L. G. Steele.
. Brucker, and ex-Governor Alex-
vier .1. Groesbeck.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen of the
Word has been received from Merest left for New York City,
hicago that William Sultan, presi- where they will spend a week.
ad of the Grand Lodge for this
.mot; Julius Kahn, past presi-
Miss Velma Kahn entertained a'
aa of the District Grand Lodge,
a luncheon last Saturday in honor
nd Otto G. Felton, secretary of
of Rosalind Weinberg of Los An-
e District Grand Lodge , will to'
geles and announced her engage-
resent to address a meeting of
ment to Conrad Friedman of
isgah Lodge on Sept. H.
Providence, R. I.
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Tremendous Selections of the Smartest Fashions
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to Your Pleasure of Finding Just "Your" Style.
.
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Miss Mildred Fink left for
Washington, New York and Ber•
nuida and will return home after
Labor Day.
Linens
Blankets, Sheets; Spreads
Damask Table Cloths, 33.98--This is an important • .la,.
Gleaming linen damask cloths, size 70 by '70 inches, are
in the Chrysanthemum, Carnation, Lily-of-the-Valley an.,
patterns. And matching 22-inch napkins are $4.75 li
The same quality in cloths, size 70 by 88 inches,
70 by 106 inches, $5.60.
After an extended visit in the
east Mrs. B. Ehrlich of Los An-
odes, Cal., visited her aunt, Sirs.
It. Baskin of Clements avenue.
During her brief stay here she was
honored with several luncheons
and theater parties, at which Mrs.
s.
of Burlingame avenue
and Mrs. 13. Green of La Salle
boulevard were hostesses. Mrs. I.
Rudolf of Monterey avenue and
Mrs. S. l'ilsin of Brightmoor also
entertained in her honor,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kelt and daugh-
ter, Shirley Bernice, entertained
with a dinner in her home on At-
kinson avenue on Friday evening,
Aug. 15, their guests being Mr.
Weinberg and daughter Ruth of
Cleveland; Miss Fannie Tushman
and her house guest, Miss Mildred
Finkle of Chicago; Mina Jean
Blair, who has returned from a six
months' visit with relatives in Los
Angeles, San Francisco and other
points of interest in California,
and A. Rader of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Later in the evening Miss Katt en-
tertained two tables of bridge.
Miss Molly Green of St. Louis,
0., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Elsie Kline of Chicago
. B, Harrison.
boulevard spent the week-end in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Alex Kahn and children,
avid and Nanette, have motored
Rabbi and Mrs. Nachman A.
o Boston to remain for several Ebin and daughter Freda of New
eeks.
York are visiting their parents,
Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Ashinsky.
Mrs. II. T. Anthony and sons
—
•
In honor of her approaching
ave returned home after spending
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Galanty of marriage on Aug. 31, Tau Tau
wo weeks at Manton and Cadillac, the Belerest left on a boat trip to Sigma Gamma Sorority, of which
ich.
Georgian Bay for a week.
she is a member, entertained Miss
81 by 99-Inch Sheets, $1.19—Smooth cotton sheets that aro
full bed size. They are carefully torn and sized before hue
and will give you years of constant service. Hall to r,
,
your linen shelves at this low price.
MISS EDITH JOYCE ALBERT
Mr. and Mrs. William IV. Albert
of Chicago boulevard announce the
engagement of their (laughter,
Edith Joyce, to Harry Si. Carson
of Oklahoma City, Okla., son of
; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ('arson of
Denver.
Warm Wool Blankets, $10.35—These are reversible I•1.,•
that are soft and fluffy and warm. They are wives in s
shade on one side and a contrasting or harmonizing shade .
other. 'they weigh four pounds and are size 70 by 00 in.••
Patch-Patterned Quilts, $3.89—Colorful and gay, the m.,..
ton quilts are printed reproductions of the patch-work , ; , ,ill-
of Great-grandmother's day. They are full-bed size and wake
charming spreads in Early American bedrooms. Print
soft pastel color combinations.
HUDSON'S
RABBI FRAM TO GIVE
BENEDICTION AT THE
BUCKLEY MEMORIAL
Third Floo•—Grand River Avenue Building
Rabbi Leon Fram will (1 i , 1iv i
the benediction at the memorial
meeting for the late Jerry Buckley
at the Arcadia Auditorium, Wood-
ward
.M on
da „ . and Stimson, at In p. m.
Announcement!
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman spent
last Sunday in Detroit.
Mrs. Ernest Langner of New
The meeting will be held under
dinner at the Oriole Terrace,
Sarah Balantzow on Aug. 12 at the auspices of the United Spanish
Haven, Conn., is the guest of her where places were laid for 10, and War Veterans Council of Detroit,
sister, Mrs. E. A. Bernstein of Chi-
Chi- , later at the Fisher Theater.
Mrs. Renee Moses left on Satur- cago boulevard.
' of which Mr. Buckley was an hon-
--
day for Toledo where she will be
orary member, Former Judge
the guest of her son, Murray
Mrs. John Hopp of Ohio avenue , The Misses Nathalie and The- Charles L. Bartlett, president of
Most,. She was accompanied by entertained at a bridge-luncheon resa Rosenman were hostesses at a ' the council, will preside. The
,
bridge-shower
on
Thursday
eve-
her grandson, Robert Moses.
last Wednesday, complimenting
meeting will be open to the public.
Mrs. Max Weinberg of Loa An- ; ning, Aug. 14, given in honor of
I their future sister-in-law, Bess
Mrs. J. C. Hirschfield and Mrs. geles, Cal.
Lois 1.e•enthale Places were laid
Jos. Schwartz have returned home
after a short stay ut Beulah, Mich.
Eugene J. Ansparh has returned for 30 guests. Miss Estelle Tock-
man
also entertained at a bridge-
to his home in Orange, N. J., fol-
Miss Eileen Hirschfield has ar- lowing a visit with his sister, Mrs. shower for Miss Lewenthal on
Montefiore Lodge No. 12, In-
July
30,
and Mrs. II. A. Vogel and dependent Order Free Sons of Is-
rived home after spending two Leon 3A einberg of Glynn Court.
Mrs. P. Lipman, sisters of the ' rad, seas honored by the presence
weeks at Charlevoix.
Harry J. Solomon of 2911 Mon- bride-elect, entertained at the of Henry J. Hyman, grand secre-
In honor of her niece, Miss Ruth, terey has returned from a short Book-Cadillac on July 2. tary, of New York, at a regular
meeting on Monday evening, Au-
Kahn of Mikado, Mich., a bride- • business trip to St. Paul, Minne-
Mrs. Theodore R. Lipsitz and gust 10.
elect of this month, Mrs. George. apolis and Chicago,
hliss Marion Arthur of Coiling.
Kahn was hostess to 20 guests at
Following the meeting Grand
Miss Ruth Finsterwald has re- wood avenue are in New York City Secretary Hyman gave on illus-
a beautifully appointed luncheon,
and kitchen shower at which the turned from a two weeks' visit for a fortnight.
. tented stereopticon lecture touch-
; ing on the history of the order, its
bride's chosen volors of green and with Dorothy Rosenthal in Manis-
white were daintily carried out at tique. Mich.
Miss Ruth Meth seas greeted activities during the world war,
her home on Tuesday afternoon.
with a farewell party by her ' and the work of the Grand Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Many Applebaum cousin, bliss Lade Meth of Lee during pence times.
Bridge was the game during the
are at Mackinac Island to spend Place, on Wednesday, Aug. 15. A
afternoon, and prise, were W
The Independent Order of Free
by Miss Pearl Goldberg, Miss Molly the remainder of the summer.
buffet lunch was nerved at mid- Sons of Israel is one of I • t •
Green. Out-of-town guests who
night and (lancing followed. Miss organizations which were present-
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg of Longfel- Meth, nccompanied by her mother ed with testimonials from the
were present and received gifts
were Mrs. C. Gould, Mrs. L. Kauf- low avenue has returned from and sister, are leaving for Cleve-
nited States government for work
land for a few weeks' stay. They during the world war.
man, Mrs. II. Hick, Mrs. Allan Charlevoix, Mich.
Lichtig, Mrs. George Gudu of De-
intend to return to Detroit and
Grand Secretary Ilyman, while-
Ethel Goldman, pianist. and Chicago for a brief stay and then ' in Detroit, is also attending the
tsoit, Mrs. E. Paradise, Atlanta,
Ga., and Miss Molly Green, St. teacher with the Ganapol Studios go on to California for the re- convention of the National Fra•I'
of Music, has returned from a ; mainder of the year.
lesuis, Mo.
; ternal Congress of America at the ,
summer's study in New York,
Book-Cadillac hotel. Ile is the
where
she
participated
in
the
sum-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Isaac
Lipman
have
Mrs. Harry Hack of Detroit is
only Jewish delegate tee this con-
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. mer master duos of Edwin Ilughes. as their guests the latter's sister, vention.
Silos Goldman in resuming her Mrs. Joseph Weisberg, and her
Max Kahn f r a few days
The officers of Montefiore Lodge
;piano classes at her home and at son, Norman, of Chicago.
are: A. A. Gattesman, president;
Dr. S. R. Danto, vice-president; •
I.I. S. CONFERENCE OF
Mrs. Army Sampliner and fam- M. H. Emmer, secretary-treasurer.
ily of Cleveland are now residing
ZIONIST REVISIONISTS h o e .N ,
n s aexv e(r ' e f t I
at 2635 Cortland avenue.
lmetraa with relatives and friends.
The suggestion of the U. S. (' en-
Sol Lewis has returned home
tral Committee of Zionist Revision.'
Miss Margold Vehon of Byron after spending Iii days in Cleve-,
ists to hold the first annual con-avenue will return from Ottawa land and Cedar l'oint.
According to Mrs. Anna War-
ference of the organization in Or- Beach on Sunday after spending
ren, head of the outing committee,
tuber was approved by the Detroitlseveral weeks there.
Miss Ethel Kurtz is visiting her all preparations for the Belle Isle
executive committee at its meeting!
aunt, Mrs. Goodman, at her rot-. outing, which will take place Sun-
Aug 12. All necessary prepare-
Mrs. Abe Srere and daughter, tage at I.ake Orion for two weeks. , day, Aug. 21, have been made, it
teens will be made and new organ- Beth Elaine, returned from a 10
this lonely little grand
was learned at a special executive
Surely no need of your
izations will be formed in the neigh- day's visit to Charlevoix.
piano to your home
A surprise party was tendered, meeting held at the home of Mr.
boring states, as n result of the
home lacking another day
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muss of Fuller- and Mrs. Fred Alterman.
work accomplished by the De-
Easy
monthly
payments
Saul Abramovitch, Detroit musi- ton avenue on Sunday, Aug. 17, at.
the charm and up-to-date-
There will be various rams:
arranged on the bal- troit delegation at the Zionist con- cian, has been re-engaged by the Northwood Inn, the occasion being
ness and joy a grand piano
and contests, with prizes for the
ance. Take prompt ad- mention ( leveland. University of New York, depart- their twenty-fifth wedding anni-
winners.
The public is invited.
would impart.
vantage of this wonderful op-
V. Jabotinsky, world leader of ment of music education, for the versary. The table was beauti- There will be no admission charge.
portunity . . . enrich your home Zionist-Revisionists, will be at the academic year 1930 and 1931. Mr.
fully decorated with spring flow-; Signs with arrows pointing to out-
and home-life now.
conference, after which he will Abramovitch will spend a few era and green tempers tied with sit-',
ing place will be seen alongside the
make a tour of the states. weeks in Detroit prior to the fall ver tulle. Mrs. Paul Korshak and ; isles and driveways on the island.
reparatory work is in the hands term, opening Sept. 23, and (luring daughter, Jane, of Chicago and
"'The Musical Center of Detroit"
All members are requested tee be ,
of a special committee for the his stay here will reside with his Mr. and Sirs, Ben Harris and
in front of the Sholom Aleichem'
middle west, which consists of L. brother and sister-in . -law, Mr. and daughter, Rhoda, of Toledo were
Shute, 539 Kenilworth, at 10 a. m.
Altman, J. Panush, S. Schnitz, Mrs. Arthur Abramovitch, of 2059 out-of-town guests. Covers were shorp, whence the whole
assembly
A. Weisbrot and A. Mayberg. Calvert avenue.
laid for 30 sisters, brothers and will leave as a body in automobiles
4 Preparations are also being made
parents. • not later than 10:30 a. m.
fir
a
mass
meeting
in
the
begin-
Miss
Judith
Margolis
of
Fata-
•..Steinway Representative,.•
The Halevy-Ilazomir Choral So-
h•ng of September at which a full burgh is the guest of Ruth Kasdan
Miss Mollie Schechter of Phila- ciety congratulates Rev. and Mrs.'
r -port of the world congress of of Rochester avenue.
delphia, l'a., is the house guest of Hyman Milkovsky on the engage-
1315•21
AVENUE, DETROIT
Z onist Revisionists in Prague will
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. I. Schrei- ment of their daughter, Betty, to
be given.
Michigan, Ohio, Ontar o and Detroit Branches
Mrs. Max Weinberg and (laugh- man, at 2219 Richton avenue. She Herman Becker ,
and Joshua Joy
--
-- ter Rosalind of Los Angelo, are
•IIS honored by Miss Mollie Smo- rich, secretary of the society, on
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wein- lensky of 2311 Richton avenue, at his betrothal to Miss Sarah Haber
berg of Hague avenue.
a bridge party Saturday, Aug. 16.1 of Cleveland.
1241 WOODWARD AVE
S
MRS. SADIE MEISNER
HAS TAKEN OVER MANAGEMENT OF THE
Vi+
Park Millinery Shop
16 Witherell, Next to Madison Theater
and is now showing • large variety of fall hats
The same cutting staff is here, prepared to
serve you as before. Mrs. Meisner also ex-
presses her appreciation of your past patronage
and looks forward to greeting you in her new
home,
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OLD FOLKS HOME
Miss Mildred Ganda! of Cleve--
Mrs. G. Gould and family, who land is the guest of her sister and
t•ou 01 of llon•telle 'Theater
—
ha, been visiting with her mother, brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Owing to the illness of .1. Levine,
Mrs. R. Steinberg of Edison ave- Slomomitz of 3321 Monterey,
Columbia 4222
president of the Jewish Old Folks
nue, left for her home in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Fineman of 24G Home, the party on Tuesday Wan
=Open Evenings
East Ferry avenue entertained in spent in prayer for his speedy re-
lire Harry Lewis has returned honor of their out-of-town guests cover
Sirs.
Mrs. Anna Rubenstein and Edna
after a six weeks' sojourn in South with a dinn er for 50 p eop
MODERN DELICATESSEN Bend, Ind., and Chicago.
le. The I.ewis thank Nate S. Shapiro, Mr:.
out-of-to wn guests we re Mr.
and
11612 Dexter Boulevard
Agnes Yarrows and her friend:,
Mrs. Si. Zeit and family of L" and Mrs. Ida Schults and all Or st.
For Your Sandwich
Sliss Lucille Schreiber of 2304 Angeles,
formerly of Detroit; Mrs. who helped at the home on Tues.
Chicago boulevard entertained 12 Sacks and (laughter of Boston, d ay.
a
s couples at her home Saturday eve- Masa., guests of Dr. and Mrs. ___ _
icing. Aug. 16, in honor of
Glassman. Mr. Glassman. Mr.
Between Calvert and Marie Slesinger of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mrs. Sonn, who have just re-;
A buffet supper was sensed et turned from a trip east, were
HUNTINGT ON INN
Collin wood
midnight.
among the guests.
Woodward at Elsren-Mile
3410 WOODWARD AVE.
and Service Prevail
Three Full Days
FOUR Full Days
Saturday, Aug. 30
through
Monday, Sept. 1,
Friday, Aug. 29
through
Monday, Sept. 1,
$14.50
$19.50
SWIMMING
DANCING
BOATING
RIDING
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GOLF
Enjoy a Week End
Crowded with Athlet-
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HAY FEVER
SUFFERERS
WOODWARD
FUR
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Michigan's Splendid Adul Camp
GRINNELL BRO s
Miss Bess Steinberg, who had
Mrs. Irving Shapero and daugh- IMPORTANT NATIONAL
been visiting with her fancily, left ters, Jane and Joy, of Hazelwood
for New York City, where she is avenue returned home after spend- FUND MEETING TO BE
HELD ON WEDNESDAY
making her future home. •
ing seven weeks as guests at Nas-
sau Hotel, Long Beach, Long
Mrs. Sidney Stone and mother, Island.
An important meeting of the
Mrs. Mary Gordon, have returned
Jewish National Fund Committee
from a visit to Camp Eagle Point,
Milford and Marcus Nodel, sons will be held Wednesday evening at
New Hampshire.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nodal of 1629 the Shearer Zedek branch syna-
West Philadelphia avenue, left for gogue, Twelfth and Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Kaplan and a two weeks' vacation at Brighton,
Plans will lee completed at this
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. I,asky motored Mich.
meeting for the fund's work for
to Charlevoix.
the High Holy Days, especially in
William Lavin left last Thurs., the, sale of stamps, and arrange-
Sadie Meisner has left for Pitts- day for a visit with friends in ments will he made for the bazaar
burgh and New York on a business Buffalo, N. 1',
planned for the early fall.
trip.
Mies Bertha Patrick, daughter AMCA ORPHAN HOME
Dr. and Mrs. Aaron CarIntein of Mr. and Mrs. I. Patrick of Vine.-
PLANS MANY EVENTS
left for an extended motor trip woo
' d asenue,
•
returns
d rom an
through New York and Pennsyl- extended trip through Wisconsin, Imo pg program
The Amca Orphans Home and
vania.
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. In Wil- Form School announces the fol-
g
mueet st te, i ll I N. 1, i s5 Si is, Patrick x. was
.
of events:
Mrs. I. Harrison of Pittsburgh
of
Selma . N' ax, laugh-
Tag (lay in Mt. Clemens, Aug.
in visiting her children, Mr. and ter
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Wax.
21; picnic in River Rouge Park,
Mrs. B. Fink of Winona avenue.
Aug. 31; special meeting,
Mrs. Kay
Kay Iludosh entertained at any, Aug. 21, at Congregation
Miss Belle Goodman and fiance, a miscellaneous shower honoring Shaarey Zedek, 9125 Twelfth
Murray Belkin, have returned
Miss Lillian Rothschild, a bride- street; tg dy Sunday after Rosh
from Cleveland, where they were elect of this month. Mrs. Samuel
the guests of the latter's parents, Deitch honored her at a kitchen Ilashonah and collections and sub-
scriptions that week; conference
Mr. and Mrs. Si. Belkin, for the shower.
between the Detroit and Canadian
past week.
Charles Fleisher and organizations with regards to the
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lieberman daughters, Dorothy and Shirley, f bringing of more orphans in the
a• near future.
of Columbus, Ohio, spent several Elmhurst avenue have returned
Committees recently visited the
days here last week attending the from a three weeks' trip through
funeral of Mr. I.ieberman's father. Northern hiichigan, visiting Bay farm school and re-port everything
in gnvd order. The fields were
City and Rogers City. Little Bob
worked satisfactorily, and were it
Herbert Blasberg of Cincinnati
of Bay City accompanied not for the excessive heat a very
in visiting with his aunt and uncle, Sherman
them for a visit here with Mrs.
good crop would be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg of Fleisher.
Leslie avenue.
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