A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 TI G &TROITJEWISALARONICIE - 111 =11=•1 cretat:And 9,0t8ortial' . :' -,1 - ";--- = ,- SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL! Baltic Seal Coats ng With Russian Fitch Shawl Collar and Cuffs ACTUAL $100 VALUES OTHER FURS AT THIS ANNIVERSARY PRICE — • SQUIRRELETTE . CARACUL PONY . 'MENDOZA BEAVER . Sixes 14 to 4; scone, nr SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL! Picot Top All-Silk HOSIERY Benton's Actual $1.35 Grade 0 Exceptionally clear, full- fashioned, sheer Chiffon Hosiery with Picot Top. All the popular shade. Sizes 13 1 , to 10 1 2 . Slight- ly irregular. s ei .„„ GRISWOLD AT STATE ST. ten• ,arse plea. orre GUNSBERG'S FAMOUS DELICATESSEN Known for Its Quality. Made in Deteruit DELIVERED FRESH EVERY DAY 'fling you 25 25 a This is an important item in hot weather. Gunsberg's products are manufactured in Detroit. No need to stork up when the dealer can get his supply fresh daily. For Your Own Protection, Insist on GUNSBERG'S fine delectable delicatessen, ■ ppe- tieing, stimulating and tasty. Ask Fur Cunshere's Sausages, Corn d Beef. P I , Intim., Salami 1 For sale at all first-class deli. eatessen shops, everywhere in the city. Gunsberg Packing Co. 2380 Twentieth Street 7 Lafayette 3340 % ,,, , ...- .). , ,,y, , , ---. . .. ..(4, - ---,-,--.-i ,......., ‘< <'' ' ,..... ' ....,,, . f / 4 /•5'.. ., ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 lIftlittlit Sett Notts El New! The dinner-dance of Purity ) Chapter No. 359, O. E. S. will be ------ =,--7---, held Sunday evening, Sept. 7, at 1 S a bbat h s araiaatt Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Brinig of Los Angeles announce the „ wage Madeline Ferar, daughter of Mr. merit of their daughter, Miss Mona D. Brinig, to Sidney Harold Niarwil Northwood Inn. Novel entertain-1 Morton Cohn, a student at the and Mrs. A. M. Parer of 2959 Cle- son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Marvell of La Salle boulevard, Detroit. • Ilelervw Union College, will occupy ments avenue, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Z , the pulpit Saturday morning, Aug. 'Geiger of Tennyson avenue, Highland Park after a two months' stay in Syra- ' 130. Sabbath services begin HILO case, N. Y., and Boston. She announce t he engagement of 1 heir daughter, Rena Selma, to Mot i o'clock and are held in the Brown spent the greater part of her vacs- La wrenve Weintraub, son of Mrs. Isaac Weintraub of Los Angeles, C i Memorial Chapel. tion with her aunt and uncle, Mr. ('al. The wedding will occur at the Book-Cadillac Hotel Sept. 14. and Mrs. C. B. Coulson of Brook- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ostrow of Carter avenue announce the en- line, Mass., at their summer home gagement of their daughter, Betty Ruth, to Samuel J. Karp, son of ' at Marblehead. Mass. Miss Feria I Sirs. Ida Karp. will continue her studies at the Mr. and Mrs. Simon Last of Glendale aveneu announce the engage- University of Michigan in the assent of their (laughter, Sylvia, to Harold Ash of this city. Fall. Mrs. Rose Schetzer of 8051 Woodrow Wilson avenue an- nounces the Bar Mitzvah of her son, Julius, on Saturday, Sept. 6, at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue Twelfth street branch. Mrs. Schet- Sept. 1—Miss Roslyn Borock, daughter eef Mr. and Mrs. Max zer will be at home on Sunday, Borock of 381 Richton avenue, to Charles S. Starter, son of Samuel Sept. 7, to her friends and rela- Starter, atthe home of Rabbi D. Golden. 921 King avenue. tives from 3 to 5 and 8 to 10. No Sept. 7—Miss Gertrude G. Bereuson, daughter of Mr. and Mr. cards. Herman Bercuson of 1332 Dungan avenue, Windsor, to Dr. Julian B. Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Weber of Detroit. harry Leaser and Philip Teal have returned from n two weeks' stay in Cleveland, where they were guests of Francis Goldberger. 1 Wedding Calendar Births Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lustig of Chicago, III., are visiting Maurice Rose of Cortland avenue for a few: days. Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosen of 1530 Seward avenue a Messrs. Harry and Sam Stiglit of Detroit attended the weddin , son, Sidney. of their niece, Miss Melba Weeks ler, to Merle I,. Speer of Cleve land, at Pittsburgh, Pa. COHANE IS HONORED Miss Esther 1. Bloom of 234 Windermere a v e n u e, Highland Park, has returned to the city after an extended visit to New York. While East Miss Bloom vis- ited in Lake Kt•amesha, South Fallsburg and Syracuse, N. Y. Silos Sarah Balantzow, bride- elect of Aug. al, was honored at a personal shower and bridge at the Diana Inn on Aug. 20, given by Miss Elaine Novitz. Places were laid for 20 guests. Miss Pauline Weinstein of Chi- cago, 111. , is here for a two weeks' vacation with her sister, Mrs. Ethel Chadwick of 2288 Hazel- wood avenue. Mrs. Max LeBast of Turner avenue entertained five tables Of bridge Sunday evening in honor of Miss Weinstein. Mildred and !lorry Siodell of 1196 Edison avenue have returned from an eight weeks' vacation at ('anip Eagle Point in New Hamp- shire. Miss Edith Weisblum of Taylor avenue motored to Muskegon, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Colman and family, formerly of Lawrence avenue, who are making their future home in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bloom and family of 234 Windemere avenue, Highland Park, who motored to Chicago to attend the wedding of their cousin, have returned to the city. — In honor of Miss Shirley Rosen- berg, a bride-elect of Aug. 31, Mrs. Dorothy Shurgin (Dorothy Levin) gave a linen shower for :15 guests on Aug. 26 at 3301 Webb avenue. Bridge and mah jongg were the diversions of the evening. Marriage* Nag Citg Notes BY BAR ASSOCIATION Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Paradise, who have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg have returned to their home in Atlanta, Ga. FINKELSTEIN—MARCUS Louis S. ('ohane, prominent lo- Mrs. I.. Marcus of Tulsa, Okla., announces the marriage of her cal Jewish attorney, was honored daughter, Rae, to Harry Finkel- at the annual convention of the stein, son of M. Finkelstein of De- American liar Association in Chi- ' trait, on Aug. 10 at the Rowe Hotel in Grand Rapids. The bride was attended by Mrs. Edith Hal- four as matron of honor. Dinner was served to 30, including several out-of-town guests. The couple left on a honeymoon trip to Buf- falo and Niagara Falls and upon their return will make their home' in Detroit. DENSEN—K1NG On Aug. 17, the marriage of Miss Anne King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac King of Hague ave- nue, and Benjamin K. Denson of Detroit, formerly of New York, was solemnized at their home, Rabbi Hershman officiating. The bride, who was given away in marriage by her parents, wore a gown of pink net with but to match and carried a corsage of pink roses. A reception was held for the family and friends. The couple left for a honeymoon to Buffalo LOUIS COHANE and Niagara Falls and upon their return will make their home in cage by being elected to the execu- Detroit. tie inmittt.e of the section on criminal law. and criminology. SEIDON—GORDON Al r. Coliane is also a member of Mr. and Mrs. Mendell Gordon the Psychiatric Jurisprudence Com- announce the marriage of their mittee of the American Bar Asso- (laughter, Thelma, to Burton NI. ciation. This committee's report Seldom son of Mr. and Mrs. Na- was accepted by the convention than Seitovitz I'ort Iluron, with the recommendation that a Mirk., which took place on Sun- survey be made of psychiatric serv- day, Aug. 24, at the Olympia Ho- ice to enures by the American So. tel, Mt. Clemens. The ceremony eial Service. Research Council. was performed by Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon in the presence of the im- mediate family. Mr. anti Mi. :4. St.idon left for a trip to Muskoka lakes and will be 1. home after Sent. 1 at 14-11 akewoeed avenue, Detroit. MRS. SELMA ROSENBLATT meat has been arranged for. Mrs. Selma Rosenblatt is one of the committee in charge. Reserve- tions may be made by calling Mrs Fanny Feinberg, Longfellow 8988. The charity bridge-tea of Par. ity chapter will be held on Tues- day, Sept. 16, at 1:30 p. in., at Hostess Cake Shop, Oakman boule- vard and Twelfth street. Rose Bernstein is chairman in charge. Aug. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goodman (Sadye Kaplan) of 1 12835 La Salle boulevard, a daughter, Sheila Dolores. Aug. 18 T o Mr. and Mn Zelman \4asserman (Esther Podolia) A Miss Jean Gorchofsky of Gran d of 2900 Clairmount avenue, a son, Jacob Lazar. avenue has returned from a Aug. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Reuben J. Rosenfield( Fare Litman) month's sojourn in Atlantic City ' of 2474 Taylor avenue, a daughter, Ann. Miss Myrtle Tananbaum of 661 Alger avenue returnee' home after an eight week's stay at Grass Lake Farms. A R , PURITY DINNER-DANCE Engagements Master Robert Roman returned on Monday from Camp A-ga Sling, where he spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Bernstein of Detroit, who are the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Levy, have returned after an ex- tended trip to Utah and Yellow- stone Park. l Master Robert Hirschfield and Arthur Schwartz, retured on Mon- day from Camp Strongheart, in Wis., where they spent the :mai- men In honor of Sliss Ruth Kahn, bride-elect of this month, Mrs. Mor- ris Goldberg was hostess to 30 guests on Wednesday at a bridge- luncheon at the Euclid Golf and Country Club at which the bride chosen colors of white and green were beautifully carried in the ta- ble decorations. The out-of-town guests were Mrs. I,. Kaufman, Mrs. Allan Lichtig, Mrs. G. Uday, Mrs. II. Hack of Detroit, and Sirs. A Paradise of Atlanta, Ga. j ,c\0 0 14‘tv /Roll- Your Own" Turbans Farewell to Sisters of Zion Sailing to Palestine. A farewell reception was tend- ered to Mrs. Francis Cantor and I Mrs. Edith Rosenzweig, at Con- gregation Emanuel assembly hall, ; prior to their departure for a tour of Palestine. The reception was held under the auspices of the Sig- ' ters of Zion Mizrachi Society of which both women been ac- tive members, Mrs. Cantor having at one time served as president and Mrs. Rosenzweig as present being treasurer of the organization. Many friends and relatives of Mrs. Cantor and Sirs. Rosenzweig were present to hid them farewell. Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky addressed the assembly. MosesWeiswasser also spoke. Mrs. A. NI. Ashi• sky, president, greeted them in the name of the organization and pre- seated them with travelling bags. The committee in charge of the party were: Mrs. L. Miller, Mrs. M. Shewitz, Mrs. N. Singer, Mrs. M. Shulman, and Airs. Geller, Hadaaaah Infant Gifts. PAGE SEVEN ■ 1111. 2.50 Welfare' iladassah infant welfare contri- butions in memory of Sylvia Si- mons have been received from Mrs. M. ' Mrs. rs. A. Glazer, Sirs. Milton Gordon, Afro. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. Emil Loewenberg, Mrs. Jack Loteweliberg, Mrs. M. 1.ipsitz, Mrs. B. Kramer of Saginaw, the Buch- halter family, Mrs. D. S. Zemon, Mrs. l'hilip Shulman, Sirs, Robt. Loewenberg . Gifts in memory of Henry Wein- stein have been received from Sirs. Robt. Imewenberg, Airs. Philip. Shulman, Mrs. Ben Goldman, Sirs Harry Frank, Mrs. A. Pregerson, Mrs. Eva Dosch, the Misses Duch halter and Mrs. M. Lipsitz. It looks like a different hat every time you put it on, as you drape it yourself, adding maybe a clip or a rhinestone pin, and you have a hat of incredible smartness. It comes in eight colors. European Women's Welfare Organization Plans Affairs. The Jewish Domen's European Welfare Organization decided to hold the following affairs: A tag day to be held Saturday evening and Sunday, Sept. 13-14. a bake sale to be held Tuesday, Sept. 30, before the Day of Atonement, and a rummage sale in the near future. The organization thanks all Jewish butchers for their dona- tions to the picnic and to Mr. Gel- ler, 1493 Taylor, for his co-opera- tion. A board of directors' meet- ing will be held Tuesday, Sept. 2, at the residence • s.Silver- I stein, 15478 Wildemere. First Floor 1-1 1Mt L HOC H 'S CHURCH ALLOWING CATHOLIC-JEWISH INTERMARRIAGES VIENNA. — (J. T. A.) — The Austrian Catholic church is now permitting the contracting of re- ligious marriages between Catho- lics and Jews without the previous conversion of the .lewish party to the marriage, thus making it pos- sible for the bride tart bridegroom to retain their own faith. This Permission is teeing granted in or- derII/ cut down on the growing number of civil marriages which makes it necessary for both parties SPEER—WECHSLER ' decl reare 1em se .1 t e • a HS without EW Mr. and Mrs. Abe 44 . evhs151. of cut,. ia 1ORK.--1.1. T. A.)—Re- stn} on or for both parties Mrs. Louis Pt•ripsky of Owen Hobart street, Pittsburgh,of Pa.t. ha en n: strictions of immigration into to become either Christians or planned by the Cuban 'i h e , . avenue left for a several weeks' nounce the marriage• president, Machado, in order to re- • ' • stay in Philadelphia, where she is daughter. Miss Melba Marion, to Not only does the Catholic duce the unemployment situati o visiting her brother-in-law and sis- Merle I,. Sneer of Cleveland, Ohio, - church here feel that this perm's in Ctiba, declared Pedro J. Carn an Aug. 26. Covers were laid for ter, Mr. and Mrs. K. Rosenfeld. s ion will do much to prevent lava, assistant civil :ili members of the immediate fans- tween 'lows and Cath- oral of immigration of Cuba, in marriages be ho Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Slows- ily. Mr. and Mrs. SPeee "'ill be an interview with ration a representative elks but it pe s that after such vitz and sons, Bernard. Harold and at home in Cleveland after mo- of the Jewish Telegraphic AgencV. a marriage the Jewish party will Leo, of Bayonne, N. J., are note boring through Canada and the NIr. Cartaya, who is here for a submit to conversion. No chang e. making their home in Detroit and Thousand Islands. short visit, declared that the re- has been effected in the custtom of ! are residing at :1232 Richton ave- striction plans which are now be- requiring the non-( atholic party I nue. Mg studied by the Cuban presi- to the marriage to sign on under- 1 ! NAMES dent, will probably not go into ef- taking agreeing that any children Misses Helen and Rothh Rosner', feet before the end of this year, resulting from the union will be! of Hazelwood avenue have re-, In the meantime, he said, all immi- brought up as Catholics. turned toks tile city afterr i sp ending! ALBANY.— (J. T. A.) —Ga- grants will be able to enter Cuba It is alleged that n similar prac- , with friend n Cleve- two wee : of thee j Davidson, e wi,h Ag soci y, freely as tic,. has been introduced into the land, Ohio. t Agricultural manager Socie h l2 it , h 0e 0rO to immigrants from Catholic church in other countries., lhas been appointed by Governor tenons parts of , Eurupeern enter- Mrs. S. Rabinowitz of 2965 , Roosevelt to serve on an agricul- ins Cuba yearly, Mr . C t It is an exceptional greatness to Gladstone avenue has returned d r a e- utilise wise men. tural advisory committee that is to dared. ared, About 2,000 of them ared. from a three months' stay in Phila- hem are guide the activities of a newly. Jewish immigrants coming mostly /— --- delphia, where she visited her chit- formed information bureau to from Poland, Rumania and Rus- a Mr. and Mrs. B. Bumm. , dren, They all spent the summer in At- serve prospective purchasers of sia. But besides these 12,000 per- Announcement farms in New York State. The manent immigrants an additional lantic City, N. J. En route home - Rabinowitz spent 10 days in bureau has been stet up in the New ' 20,000 season workers are coming Mrs.abinowitz City office of the state de- into Cuba every year from Haiti , Rochester, N. Y., with her dough- nartment of agricluture and near- and Santo Domingo. These sea , ter, Mrs. Harry Cohen. - , kets, coned workers, however, are re-' of the Mr. Davidson has been affiliated turning to their home country Simon Rabinowitz. who visited , his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ra- with the Jewish agricultural move- after finishing their work in the b inowitz of Gladstone avenue, has meat in the United States for sugar and tobacco plantations in closeon to 25 years—for over half Cuba. returned to his home in Chicago, of that period as the head of the • nnounces the removal of their Condition of Jews Bad. Ill. Jewish Agricultural Society, an or- offices to With Mr. Cartaya came Fiodor — Mrs. William A. Pittner entar- ganization that assisted thousands Valbe, the editor of the Havana SUITE 526 of Jews the country over to be- Yiddish monthly Oifgang and of tained at a birthday party in honor WASHINGTON ARCADE come established on the land in the the publication Estudiante Ilo- of her (laughter, Florence Hard- United States. BUILDING broe (The Jewish Student), ap- ette's, eleventh birthday at her 1540 Washington Boulevard Mr. Davidson's council was nearing in Spanish. He declared K summer home, eewahelin Beach, sought by the governor's agricul- that the majority of the 12,000 Port liuron, Mic h acs. where she will render the same , committee during its recent JON'', living in Cuba are in a poor °r ated in pink an. The table, personal service to your travel d white, was set investigation of farming cont'• economic condition, deriving a liv- for 12 little guests. requirements. tions in the state. ing from peddling and working in the various industries. Two thou- Randolph 3370 Mrs. A. A. Zagal of Hazelwood sand of the Jews in Cuba are Se- avenue and daughter, Lenore, left BOOK OF MONTH CLUB Cherry 7648 ' on an extended trip for Atlantic FORMED IN CHICAGO nhardim who came from Palestine, Syria and Constantinople about City and New York. years ago, the other 10,000 CHICAGO.— (J. T. A.) — A Jews are immigrants from Eastern Miss Ray Morris of Washington, "Jewish Bonk-of-the-Month Club" Europe who came to Cuba during D. C., is the guest of Miss Etta has been organized in Chicago. It last eight years. About Rose of Cortland avenue. has for its chief aim the fostering of the Jewish population in 7,000 Cuba of Jewish culture through the en- live in Havana couragement of Jewish authors Only Three Days Left to "The economical conditions of by creating a greater demand for the Jews in Cuba are no bad that' Dance at their works and by recommending five or six persons live in one books of Jewish to its mem- room. Not being able to return Utlowst bership. The idea was brought to to their native countries they still fruition by Ralph II. Goodman of hope for better times when they A 'moll nr,, w NU Customers will be deliehted when they Chicago. Others instrumental in will make a better living in Cuba," organizing the "Jewish Book-of- declared Mr. Valbe, adding that it 50c Lunches• the Month Club" are Dr. Gerson it not advisable to encourage East ' "h;" 51.00 Di IL Levi. editor of the Chicago Re- European Jews to emigrate to Also added mtraction form Advocate, and Rabbi G. Cuba. Al Alexander's George Fox, chairman of the board SATURDAY, AUG. 30 of judges, and also of Chicago. Famous Radio Boys Committee Lauds SUNDAY, AUG. 31 The "Jewish Book-of-the-Month Synagogue (formerly of Liars and Club Lido) . Club," which aims to co -operate Linwood Hebrew School. will play, s ng and entertain during LABOR DAY, SEPT. 1 lunch and Goer with the various Jewish cultural .A committee representing the BIG FAREWELL DANCE agencies, and particularly with the t synagogu •na PARTIES AND BANQUETS e a t Jo) • It earl and Lin- SUNDAY for Jewish Publication Society, has wood this week issued a statement taken care of in moat obliging and astsslattory canner among its judges Dr. David Philip- lauding the efforts of S. I,. Galan- son, Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, Dr. Felix ter, director of the Hebrew school Capacity 3S0 A A . and HIS BAND A. Levy, Prof. Louis A. Strauss. at 6820 Linwood and urged that 210 JOHN N gvAr BRO o A DWAY Dr. I.ouis I. Mann, Prof. Harry A. parents should send their children Dancing 9 'Till 1 A. M. Wolfson and Louis Lipsky. to this school. The committee con- —Admission— Turetsky, .1. Woloch,1 Ladies 25c The Gentlemen 75c The poor magistrate is the mag- Max got of justice sisted Edelstein, J. 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