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Engagements
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Louis Blumberg for the second
: sue:cessive year won the summer
land club championships of knoll-
) Mr. and Mts. Barry Silverman of Minneapolis, Minn., announce I wood Country Club. Sir. Blumberg
Mrs. Max Elias and her daugh- the engagement of their daughter, Gertrude, to Dr. I. II. Friedman 'defeated Sol Koppmen for the sum-
mer championship and in a hectic
ter, Shirley, who have been in Tuc- of Detroit.
son, Ariz., and Is Angelis,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kransbet'g of 2987 Fullerton avenue announce match with Sidney Stone, conquer-
since early spring, returned home. the engagement of their daughter, Lillian, to Bernard Garfinkle, son ed the latter for the club cham-
liaGLIY AT LASS AVENGE
avenue, Detroit. pionship. Mr. Blundierg's play all
of Rev. and Mrs. Louis Garfinkle of 5511 Harmon
Iseason has been short of phenom-
WILLIAM J. CIIITTENDEN, JR., Manager
Sir. and Mrs. Samuel London of
M r. and Mrs. Max Schneider of 253(1 West Philadelphia announce I enal and Knollwood plans to enter
Il2e Leicester Court have as their
the engagement of their daughter, Sophie., to Albert II. I'rag, son of I him in the U. S. open championship
house guest, Miss, Florence 1,e1.'ine
i
Ar_.-s.,
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Prag•
Itournament next year.
of Cleveland, Ohio. During her
stay in the city she is tieing exten-
sively entertained by friends and
SAYS MEXICAN LAW
relatives. Ilex brother, lien Le-
Vine of Cleveland, stopped in De-
IS AIMED AT POOR
Sunday
troit for a day enroute to t'alifor-
nia, where he will remain fur a
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WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—
TABLE D'110IE DE 1.1.1XE
two month visit.
: Sept. 7—Miss Gertrude G. Bercuson, (laughter of Mr. and Mr While the text of the proposed
avenue, Windsor, to Dr. Julian It Mexican immigration law, which is
Sirs. N. Rottenberg and Mrs. .1. 1 11CrMall Bercustin of 1332 Dougall
Weber of Detroit. reported to be particularly aimed
450
Raider gave a shower at 2925 Rich- Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. I:.
at Jews and Chinese, is not yet
ton on Aug. 21. honoring Miss Ida
asailable here, the Mexican em-
Roth, a bride-elect. Tables were •
hussy informed the Jewish Tele-
set for 511 pAzts.
, graphic Agency that it believes
that the bill does not specifically
The Misses Edna Lewis and Lil-
mention any nationalities, being !
MAIN DINING ROOM—Try out special business
lian Barnett have returned from
intended merely to exclude immi-
a 10 days visit to Mackinac Island.
men's luncheon at 85c. Children's Dinner SOc.
grants without capital or special
Aug. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. .1. Friedman (Betty Hoffman) of 3240 means of support.
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Dinner tonight $1.50.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz Rochester avenue, a daughter, Lois.
It is explained that it is thin
of 2454 Taylor avenue will re-
FOUNTAIN ROOM—Preferred by many shoppers
Aug. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard I). Alpert of 545 Owen provision which has been inter-,
ceive on Sunday, Sept. 7, from 2 avenue, a son, Theodore.
preted as affecting Jews and Chi-.
and theater patrons. Cass Avenue entrance.
to 5 and 7 to 9, in honor of the
Aug. 21i—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell (Helen Oppenheim) nese. From a previous statement
Popular prices.
marriage of their (laughter, Her-
by the embassy, however, it ap-,
of
309
Philip
avenue,
a
daughter,
Joan
Shirley.
ma, to Seymour Golden, on July
pears that Jews and Chinese are •
COFFEE SHOP—Plate Luncheons 55c, 60e, 65c, and
10. No cards.
Aug. 23.—To Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Goldberg of 3330 Tuxedo avenue, the primary object of the contem-
70c. Table and counter service.
a son, David Macey.
plated restrictive legislation, not-
Miss Lillian Barnett left for a
Aug. 22.—To Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Schneider of 9237 Quincy avenue, withstanding Mexico City's en-
three weeks' trip to Denver and a daughter, Rose.
deavor to reduce this impression,
Colorado Springs.
The second statement of the'
Aug. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. l'hilip Norher (Yetta Abrams) of 2075
Mexican embassy here explained
EVERY FACILITY—FOR LUNCHEONS
Mrs. Louis Weiss and her West Philadelphia avenue, a daughter, Geraldine.
that the reply received to its first
daughters, La S'erne Harriet and
inquiry in Mexico City (lid not
AND BRIDGE PARTIES. CALL RA. taw
Carol Lois, returned from Rocka-
state that Jews and Chinese were
way Park, N. Y., where they have
not the only nationalities against,
been spending the summer months.
whom the proposed immigration
bill was aimed, but it (lid admit
Mr. and Mrs. Jule Fisher and
that Jews and Chinese were in-,
SILVERSTEIN—LOTT
family of Cadillac boulevard will
eluded.
return home Sunday after spend-
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lott an-
ing the summer at their summer nounce the marriage of their
home, Houghton I.ake, Mich.
(laughter, Rose, to Samuel S. Sil- Jerusalem Library to Get
Silverstein, son of Mrs. E. Silver-
Batch of Important
Mrs. Herman Fisher, accompan- stein, which was solemnized at
Correspondence.
ied by her slaughters, Beatrice and B'nai Moshe Synagogue Aug. 31.
Esther, returned from a month The ceremony was performed by
CLEVELAND, 0.—(J. T. A.)—
spent at Wauwausee Lake. En Rabbi M. Fischer.
AT
The bride, who was given in A hatch of letters written by Israel
route home they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Franklin marriage by her father, was Zangwill during October and No-
gowned in ivory satin trimmed vember, 1905, when the Jewish
in Three Rivers, Mich.
with lace and carrieda bouquet of Territorial Organization was form
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Dinner of white roses and lilies of the val- ed, were presented to the Hebrew
University library in Jerusalem
2690 Glendale announce the Our ley.
Miss Bertha "Lott, the bride's
Mitzvah of their son, Arthur Da-
sister,
as
maid
of
honor,
was
at-
! vid, on Saturday, Sept. 6, at the
Northwestern B'nai Zion Syna- tired in pale green taffeta.
Miss Leah Silverstein, as bride,
gogue, Humphrey at Ilolmur. They
WOODROW WILSON and TAYLOR
will be at home to relatives and maid, wore a pouder-blue gown.
friends on Sunday, Sept. 7. No Mrs. B. Silverstein was gowned in
red and Miss Florence Elconin in
! cards.
sandalwood.
The bride's mother wore a black
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Clark have
The Celebrated Cantor
as their guest, Mrs. Clark's sister, velvet gown and corsage of pink
Mrs Herman Ogden, of Atlanta, roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Ga. Mrs. Clark entertained 16 E. Silverstein, the groom's
guests at a luncheon in honor of mother, was attired in lavender
cape and wore a corsage of pink
her sister.
roses and lilies of the valley.
accompanied by • double choir, will chant the services.
G. Silverstein assisted his
! A homecoming party was ren-
dered by Miss Frances Burnstine, brother as best man.
The ushers were D. Shook, M.
daughter of Dr. J. Y. Burnstine of
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SYNAGOGUE WEEK BE-
• 1535 Chicago boulevard.
The Love and J. Oppenheim.
GINNING SEPT 7 EVERY DAY FORM 4 P. M. TO 8:30 P. M.
Miss Harriet Lott, the bride's
tables, which were illuminated by
WEEK BEGINNING SEPT. 14, SEATS WILL BE SOLD ALL
nosy colorful candles, were ar- cousin, was flower girl.
DAY UNTIL ROSH HASIIONAH.
Dinner was served for 200
ranged in cabaret fashion on the
NOTICE: It has come to our attention that rumors have been spread that
spacious lawn. Covers were laid guests in the ballroom, which fol-
lowed the ceremony.
for 40 guests.
tickets for the holidays are being sold at exorbitant prices. This is positively
Mr. and Mrs. Silverstein left for
not true as seats can be had just as clearly as at any other synagogue.
Mrs. Kalman Sasche left for a a two weeks' trip in Northern
Michigan.
On
their
return
they
week's visit in Chicago.
will reside at 2447 Gladstone.
Mrs. Maxwell II. Emmer and
THE LATE ISRAEL ZANGWILL
daughter, Rosemary Ann, have re.
GARTNER—LAPIDES
turned to the city after spending
by Isaac Carmel of Cleveland, who,
Samuel
Lapides
announces
the
the summer months at Birchwood
marriage of his slaughter, Jeanne, during this period, was in England,
on Grand Traverse Bay.
to Charles Gartner, of Los An- was active in the Zionist move-
ment in England, and was one of
Mrs. Maxwell Weinberg, and her geles, nif., which took place Aug. the supporters of the movement
daughter, Miss Rosalind, of LOA 17. The ceremony was read by led by Mr. Zangwill.
We wish to announce
Angeles, Calif., (formerly of De Rabbi A. NI. Ashinsky at noon,
Carmel
armel also dispatched a
troit), are the guests of Mr. and and was followed by a luncheon, letter addressed tee him, written by
the arrival of the latest
for
members
of
the
immediate
fam-
1
Mrs. S. A. Weinberg.
hand, by the late Jacob Moser, of
ily.
and finest
Mr. and Sirs. I.ester Lapides Bradford, England, who was once
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gans (Olga
Lord Mayor of Bradford, and who
were
the
only
attendants.
Stepolsky, formerly of Detroit) of
Mr. and Mrs. Gartner left for made possible the erection of the
Chicago, Ill., are spending a short
Ilerzlia Gymnasia in Tel Aviv,
time with their parents, Mr. and the west and will make their home Palestine. Mr. N user has also built
in
Los Angeles after Oct. I.
Mrs. A. Sapolsky of Monterey
the Ilerzl-Mo. zti' Institute, and also
and
avenue. •
a Jewish ho )081 in Leeds, Eng-
land. His letter was addressed to
Miss Edith UlanofT, daughter of JEWISH SCULPTRESS Mr. Carmel, dated January, 1920,
Sir. and Mrs. Louis Ulanoff of WINS BOSTON MEDAL in response to greetings extended
Glendale evenue, left for New York
to him by Mr. ('newel, on the occa-
for a month's sojourn.
BOSTON, Mass.-1.1. T. A.) — sion of his eightieth birthday. In
MORE RESPLENDENT,
Bashka Paeff, noted New England this letter, the noted philanthropist
MORE COMPREHENSIVE
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Salter of
sculptress, who is at present exhib- claims us the greatest achievement
Pasadena avenue left for Toronto
THAN EVER BEFORE,
iting at the. fat ous l'aris Salon, of his life, his having made pos-
for the week-end.
was awarded the Tercentenary sible the establishment of the first
Hebrew high school in the world,
medal
at
the
Boston
Tereentary
NOW AVAILABLE FOR
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Art and son,
in memory of the founder of
YOUR INSPECTION AT
Jack, of 3815 Cortland avenue, Art Exhibition held at Horticul- Zionism, Dr. Theodor Herz'.
have returned from a four weeks' tural Hall for her portrait bust of
wUR SHOW ROOM.
Mrs. A. .1. l'hilpott, eminent art
tour of the Middle West.
critic of the city. The announce-
"WV
PHILADELPHIA
GETS
ment
was
made
by
the
Boston
Ter-
An Early Call Will Be
Dr. Albert M. Finkle of Chi-
centenary Committee. and the awrd SCHWARTZ THEATER
SAM SOLOMON
cago, Ill., was the guest of Miss
F
Appreciated
by
an
e.
peciall)
picked
art
jury.
Fannie Tushnian of Clements ave-
P1111.1111,EPHIA.-1•1. T. A.)
nue.
• Miss I'aeff is known throughout --Maurice Schwartz, noted Jewish
MORRIS SOLOMON
the country for her Chaplain's War actor and founder and director of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hayman of Memorial in the Hall of Fame in the Yiddish Art Theatre in New
3745 Wager avenue, have returned the Boston State House, the great York, will move his troupe to Phil-
In order to stimulate business we will allow • liberal discount to all patrons who
home from a delightful motor trip War Memorial for the State of adelphia next season, according to
will order • suit or overcoat within the neat two weeks.
through northern Michigan, includ- Maine, her figures and sun-dial an announcement made here by
ing Traverse. City, Petosky, Mack. fountains for Julius Rosenwald of Reuben Guskin, manager of the
Maw Island and a weeks' stay at Chicago, and her numerous por- Hebrew Actors' Union. The new
trait works, among which are the home of the Yiddish Art Theater
Charlevoix, Michigan.
famed Justice Louis D. Brandeis will he in the Gibson Theater.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harris and Justice Holmes of the Supreme
Just before his departure from
have returned from a month's stay Court of Washington.
the Argentine, where he has given
at Grand Bend, Ont.
a series of star performances, Mr.
Schwartz, in an interview with the
Mrs. Louis Morris of Cortland Ilasnas, at King 'shah
Cafe.On .lewish Telegraphic Agency, de-!
avenue, accompanied by her son, Aug. 23, a linen shower seas given dared that he would not return to
, Stanford, motored to Quebec last by her future mother-in-law, Mrs. the United States unless he was
• week where they met her (laughter, .1. Raider, and her future sister- assured of support for his com-
!Dorothy Jean, and Miss Rose Wat- in-law, Mrs. N. Rottenberg, at 2925 pany. He plans to take most of the
t erstein, who returned Saturday on Richton. A hosiery shower was actors who have appeared with
the S. S. Doric, from a two months given by Miss Jessie Teach,. at 236 him in New York to Philadelphia.
tour of Europe.
Owen, on Aug. 22.
The Gibson Theater which will
Miss Ida Rothenberg. WAS the
house the Yiddish Art Theater's
guest of honod at three showers.
Miss Jeanette Weller of 573 troupe will he under the manage-'
Aug. 10, a personal shower was Chandler avenue has returned from ment of Morris Burns and the di-
given by her mother, Mrs. S. Roth- a two months' tour of Europe. rection of Jacob Cohen.
enberg, and her sister, Mrs. M. D. While in Vienna, Miss Weller was
the guest of her uncle end aunt, Sanatorium Auxiliary Re-
Dr. and Mrs. Azriel Weller.
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CONGREGATION
EMANUEL
Yom Kippur Night
OCTOBER 2, AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE
Lengthy preparations assure this the supreme event
of the year.
Rev. R. Boyarsky
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A Conference of Jewish Organizations
in the Interest of Palestine Legionnaires
Colonization Movement
will be held at the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Torah this
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 7, at 2 o'clock. The speakers will be
Simon Shetser, chairman, Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Rabbi A. M.
Ashinsky, Joseph H•ggai, A. Altman.
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ZANGWILL LETTERS
A.-Mayherg, Secretary of Jewish Legionnaires Organisation of Detroit,
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With the homecoming of the
Miss Betty Robins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S1. Robins, of Fer- delegates. Mrs. Max Weiner and
Mrs.
Edith Paranskv, from the
ranti I'ark, returned from ('amp
Los Angeles Sanatorium conven-
Osoha, at Trout I.ake, Wis.
tion, the local auxiliary has •
mapped out an active.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lenhoff of program. The needs of seasonal
the sana-
2724 Elmhurst, announce the Bar torium are reported great and
De-
Mitzvah of their twin sins, Har- troit tuberculars are hopefully
old G. and Ronald L., on Saturday, reeking admittance to this insti-
Sept. 13, at the Northwestern B'nai tution
Zion Synagogue, Humphrey at Hol-
The auxiliary announces its first
mur. They will be at home to rel- civic ball to be held Nov. 6, at the
atives and friends on Sunday, Greystone ballrooms, and asks the
Sept. 14.
co-operation of all clubs, enroll-
tiea and organization by keeping
Miss Maxine Steinberg is visit- this evening open and helping
ing Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Aronson make this financial success.
(formerly of Detroit), in Indian-
One of the features of the eve-
apolis.
ning will be the awarding of a sil-
ver loving cup to the club or or-,
Miss Jeanette Kaplan, daughter ganization having the largest rep- .
, if Mr. and Mrs. I. Kaplan of 1695
resentation at this ball.
Boston boulevard, has returned
An important announcement
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guest of Kappa Zeta Sorority.
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