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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prag of 2973 Glendale avenue announce the
Miss Lillian Rabinowitz, whose engagement of their daughter, Selma Ruth, to Hurry Robert Bockoff,
marriage to Saul Sarnotf will be , son of Mr. and Mrl, Jacob Boekoff of 2372 Highland avenue.
an event of Nov. 1, has been hon
Mr. and Mrs. J. Weinstein of 3014 Tuxedo avenue announce the
ored at several delightful partie
engagement of their daughter, Pauline, to Joe Goodfriend of this city.
during the past month. On Oct. 4
Mrs. I,. Sarnoff and Mrs. 11. Ober I Mr. and MN. Daniel Teinehin announce the engagement of their
I daughter, Bertha, to Emil Spilman of this city.
stein were joint hostesses at a
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Vdiiam Solomon of Virginia Park announce the en-
bridge and linen shower for 20
vuests. On Oct. 10 Mrs. K R. gagement of theinalaughter. Betty, to Irving Klein, son of Mrs. Anna
Klein
of this
Robbins was hostess to 12 guests
at II luncheon and miscellaneous
Mis. Al W. Sanders en-
tertained for 12 guests at a bridge
and hosiery shower at her home
I n Friday evening, Oct 16. On
Oct. IS, Misses Dorothy and Tes-
sie Rabinowitz honored their sis-i
ter at a bridge and kitchen shower
Nov. 1 -Miss Lillian Itsbialiwitz, daughter of Mrs. Ida Rabin°
for 24 guests. The G. B. Club witz of 2283 Taylor avenue, to Saul Sarnoff, son of Mr. and Mrs
complimented Miss Rabinowitz, Louis Sarnoff of Detroit.
who is a member, with a delightful
Nov, 1-Miss Rae Elaine Berger, .laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
party at the home of Mrs. Harry
ton Berger, to Dr. Lewis C. Wasserman. son of Mrs. Ida Wassermann
Oberstein at 1516 Lee Place, on at Detroit-Leland hotel. Rabbi A. Al. Hershman will officiate.
Friday evening, Oct. 23.
Nov. 8-Miss Mitzie Winkelman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. T
Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Wil- Winkelman of 2278 Blaine, to Harm, Miller, at Congregation Emanuel
Nov, 15-Miss Eleanore Natoli Stollen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
liam A. Edelstein (Bessie Fried-
man) was delightfully entertained Waldo Sloman, to Max Loewenstein, son Of Simon Loewenstein.
with a personal shower and bridge
Nov. 15-Miss Eleanore Natalie Sloman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
given by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Waldo Sloman, to Max Loewenstein, son of Simon Loewenstein,
William Lessing of Tuxedo avenue
Dec. 16-Miss Esther Ruth Plotkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
on Wednesday evening, Sept. 30.
Samuel Plotkin of Yorba Linda Park, Birmingham, Mich., to Adrian
Covers were laid for 27 guests. David Rosen, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Rosen. •
On Saturday evening, Oct. 17, a
miscellaneous shower and bridge
was tendered her by her sister,
Frances. Covers were laid for 30
guests.

ganization will give a dinner-dance
at Northwood Inn, Sunday evening,

NOV. S.

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Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L. Frank of
Colorado avenue spent a few days
in Wheeling, W. Va., last week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Landsberg and
family, and mother, Mrs. Minnie
Goldsmith, formerly of 3310 Stur-
tevant, have moved to 6925 Oak-
man boulevard.

Mrs. J. Wisper and sons of 3381
Elmhurst avenue left for Los An-
geles, Cal., to spend the winter
with her parents.

ing to this country, children who

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Mrs. Ben Wilk of 2744 Glendale
avenue entertained a small group
of children in honor of her daugh-
ter Joan's fifth birthday.

Mrs. William A. Feltner of 26521
Blaine avenue entertained at a
bridge-tea in honor of Mrs. Jack
Meizles of Cincinnati. The tables
were set for 12. Mrs. Meizles for-
merly resided in Detroit.

A surprise party was given on
Sunday, Oct. IS, for Mr. and Mrs.
I Phillip Yanovsky of 2700 Monte-
rey, in honor of their seventeenth
wedding anniversary, by their'
friends from the Samuel Kunin
Lodge, of which Mr. Yunovsky is,
district deputy and Mrs. Yanov-
sky president of the Ladies' Auxil-
tary,

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COATS-Frank A Seder's Fifth Floor

as rummage sales, bridge-teas, lun-
cheons, bake sales and now this
dinner dance.
al Mrs. Zelda Meyers, president,

urges members to attend this affair
To Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brody of 3009 Monterey, a son, Herbert I and asks them to bring their
Marc.
I friends.
Mrs. J. Cohen is chairman of the
I dinner dance and is assisted by ,
HARD TIME PARTY OF
;Mrs. J. Kavanau.

filarriagre

The next meeting will take place
at the home of the president, Mrs..
Sophie Jacob, 3229 Buena Vista, ,
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow at it p. In. on Monday, Nov. 2. '
Wilson. There will be no charge
Variations in temperature induce
for refreshments.
greater resistance to disease and
Mrs. Toots Cohn, chairman of
also favor mental activity.-Dr.
the social committee and Mrs. Rhea Ellsworth Huntington.

MRS. SOPHIE JACOB

Following the wedding a recep.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goldberg
lion and dinner was given for
entertained at a charity bridge.
about 100 immediate friends and
Fifteen tables were in play.
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Weiss left for a
The Gamma chapter of Iota Nu
held a meeting at the home of Je-. trip East and will be at home
after
Nov. 1 at 3204 Gladstone
rome Levine last Thursday night.
A report was given by Milton Le- avenue.
vine on "Jewish Students in Cana-
MILAN-HARRIS
dian Universities." Jack Korn was

The marriage of Miss Shirley
Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The Sunday Night Club enter- M. D. Harris, and Benjamin P.
tained at a pot luck Sunday night Milan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George liam Milinsky, was solemnized
Kahn of Auburn. Bridge was Sunday, Oct. 25. at Temple Beth
. played. Out-of-town guests were El at 5 o'clock. Dr. Leo M. Frank-
Mrs. M. W. Killing of Pontiac, Mrs. lin officiated.
J. J. Edelstein, Mrs. It. S. Drew
The bride was lovely in a white
and Leo Berman, all of Detroit.
wedding ring velvet gown, with
a graceful train and a large col-
Mrs, M. Levinson entertained lar of duchess lace. The maid of
LIVEN BY
six tables of bridge last Friday honor, Miss Maxine Harris, sister
evening: A lunch was served at of the bride, was attired in a
tables decorated with Hallowe'en gown of pale pink satin, and car-
effects. Mrs. K. Collins of Cleve- ried a bouquet of shell-pink tea
land was the out-of-town guest.
roses with streamers of baby blue.
Sam Milinsky, brother of the
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bernstine re- groom, acted as best man.
turned to their home in Detroit
The bride chose for her maids
after spending the week-end with the Misses Bertha and Yetta Mi-
their parents in this city. They linsky, Marvel Abelson and Miriam
FORT WAYNE HOTEL AUDITORIUM
were accompanied home by their King. Vktor Abelson, Seymour
mother, Mrs. C. J. Levy.
Gelb, Mae Wolfson and Max Gold
Music by Seymour Simons and his Collegiate
acted as ushers.
Mrs. J. C. Hirschfield returned
Orchestra.
Mrs. M. D. Harris, mother of
home on Friday after spending a
the bride, was striking in a gown
few days in Chicago.
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of black velvet, as was also Mrs.
William Milinsky, mother of the
ORPHANS
Mrs. Ella Levine left for Lima,
Ohio, last Friday to spend a few groom.
Admission-50c per person
A family dinner followed the
days with relatives.
ceremony at the home of the
Miss Rose Miller of Detroit spent bride, 3200 Cortland avenue. Af-
DETROIT
the week-end with her parents, Mr. ter the reception, which was held
Symphony Orchestra
at her home, Mr. and Mrs. Milan
and Mrs. Thomas K, Miller.
ORCHESTRA HALL
left for a motor trip to Chicago
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Thur. Eve. Nov. 6
and
Springfield, Ill.
CARD OF THANKS
at a :Ill
Mrs. Agnes Levine of 612 Kenil-
Ossip Gabrilowitach
SCHWARTZ-HORWITZ
worth avenue wishes to thank her
Dino tor
many friends and relatives for the
The wedding of Miss Ann Hor-
synipathies extended to her on the witz of Ottawa, Canada, to Louis
MERLE ALCOCK
(formerly Thomas Inn)
Contralto
occasion of her recent sad be- II. Schwartz of this city took place
Drive
Itive,ide
the beautiful
Tickets: Ilan to 02.50. at Hall
reavement. Mrs. Levine extends in Ottawa Oct. 18. After a trip
Riverside. Ontario.
6 ntles East el Windsor Ferry•nd
-medal thanks to the Jewish Wo- East, Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz will
St. Clair
Tunnel on the shore ol
men's European Welfare Organ- reside on Boston boulevard.
ization, the Eva Prenzlauer Serv-
FISH-FROG-CHICKEN-
ice Group and to Robert Lowen-
t 8.30
Saturday
Night
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EDELSTEIN-FRIEDMAN
STEAK DINNER
VICTOR KOLAR, Directing
berg,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Friedman of
Served in trit,,,,:,y,..old.47,shioned road-
A.• , l0,1
lee Place announce the marriage
The Woodwind Ensemble
of their daughter, Bessie, to Wil-
NO COVER CHARGE
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liarn A. Edelstein, son of J. Edel-
I Admiesion-Orchestra
G
Dancing and Entertainment
stein of Richton avenue on Sun-
50c, Balcony 25c
Elias Miller, former Detroiter,' day, Oct. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Edel-
Every Evening
Boxes Reserved. II • Seat
whose home is now in New York stein left on a honeymoon trip
' City. is president of the student East and upon their return will re-
YE OLD TYME
council of the lintel Foundation at side at 1529 Lee Place.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
ary choir, to serve in addition to the University of Michigan, Ann
Special Turkey Dinner $1.50
he present quartet. More voices Arbor. Mr. Miller is a senior in
per plate, Saturday, Oct. 31.
are required, especially men's voi- the Literary College, and is promi-
ies. Those who have not as yet nent in campus activities. Last
applied to Mr. Galvani for voice year he had an editorial position
Many novel acts will be pre-
F
ions phone Dia
riots may do so now by calling on the Michiganensian, the univer- sented at the midnight show spon-
2-4912 or Tecumseh 110.
sity year book. Ile is now serving sored by the Northwestern Branch
Columbia 2913.
108F.I'll 0. BABY, Manage ,
his second term as president of of the Jewish Old Folks' Home
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity. Ile , given on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 11
PERFECTION LODGE
was previously chairman of the p. m. in the Oriole Theater at Lin-
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & ;social committee and vice-president wood and Philadelphia. Several
Organize Beth El Choir.
A. NI., will hold a special communi- of the U. of M. Hillel Foundation. nictures will also be showii. Mrs.
The informal dance of Hillel II. Lewis, chairman, asks the pub-
More voices are needed for the cation on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at
Foundation will he held Hallowe'en lic to co-operate in order to make
p. m.
voluntary choir at Temple Beth F.I.
C. K. SANDORF, Sec.
night, Oct. 31, at the Ann Arbor this a success. Tickets can be had
George Galvani, musical director
of Temple Beth El, is now in the
By order of
Masonic Temple. Alumni are in- from any of the members or call
vited to attend.
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course of organizing such a volun DAVID ARKIN, W. M.

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ZEDAKAH NOVEMBER 1

The hard time party held at the
, home of Mrs. 51askowitz, 1469 At-
was a succes. George
A hard time get together party Cohen received
WEISS-KATZ
A
first prize.
The
Hiss Clara Katz, daughter of , is being sponsored by the Zedakah president
an s Mfrs.
arkovitz
Club,
on
Nov.
1,
at
Congregation
MN. Anna Katz, became the bride
for giving the use of her home.
of Emory Weiss, son of Mrs. Ber-
A special meeting will be held at
tha Weiss of Toledo, Ohio, on Sun-
the home of Mrs. Anna Cohen, 2726
day evening, Oct 18, at Congrega-
Leslie, Nov. 3, at 1 p. m.
tion Emanuel. Rabbi J. Thumin
I For reservations for the dinner
officiated.
dance, phone Mrs. J. Cohen, Ar-
The bride wore a gown of ivory
lington 8726-J.
satin. Iler tulle veil was fitted
with a lace cap and with a cape
falling from the shoulder. The
Landsburg, co-chairman, have ap-
lace cap, which was adorned with
pointed the following hostesses for,
orange blo&soms, was held' in place
the evening: Mesdames Rose Lip,
by a chin strap of pearls. The
son, Ida Greenberg, Lee Levensohn,
bride carried white roses and lilies
Ethel Fisher, Sophie Lefkovitz,
of the valley.
Margaret Art, Blanche Greenblatt,
Mrs. Mandell, sister of the
Theresa Gerstun and Lillian New-
bride, served as matron of honor
man.
and was attired in a gown of blue
Mrs. Celia Coggan, treasurer of
taffeta with pink slippers. Her
Zedakah Club, supplied clothing for
bouquet was of pink roses. The
11 children in honor of the birth-1
bridesmaid, Miss Julia Weiss, sis-
day of her son, Yale Coggan. Other
ter of the groom, was gowned in
donations were received from Mr.!
pink taffeta with matching slip-
Weyere, Mrs. Esther Shugarman
per& She carried an arm bouquet
and Sylvia Shapero.
of roses. Sally Weller and Shirley

Katz, cousins of the bride, made
lovely flower girls dressed in pale
Mr. and Mrs. I MI Koffman en- green and pale yellow chiffon, re-.
tertained their Sunday Night Club spectively.
at a buffet lunch and bridge.
Nathan Mandell served as best
man and James Fox, cousin of the
Mr. and Mrs, George Kahn of groom, was usher.
Auburn avenue entertained at
Mrs. Katz, mother of the bride,
three tables of bridge Friday eve- wore a gown of black lace. Her
ning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sam flowers were a shoulder bouquet
Kahn of Detroit.
of orchids.

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MRS. J. COHEN

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Three Favorite Groups:

were made homeless orphans in
Europe, especially girls. Many of
the first comers are now married
and the mothers of fine American
children. Later comers who are
still too young to support them-
selves are boarded out in private
homes. To stop paying for their
Oct. 26-To Dr. and Mrs. Jerome J. l'rag, a daughter, Sabra Ben I maintenance would mean deporta-
tion. Funds for this cause are
Oct. 25-To Dr. and Mrs. M. Yarrows of Medbury avenue, a son
raised by different activities such

Dr. Joseph L. Jacobs of 2954 Paul David.
Sturtevant has returned from Chi-
Oct. 23-To Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Salomon (Ruth Peritz) o
cago, where he attended the con- 2004 Calvert avenue, a daughter, Mary Lou.
vention of the Illinois Chiropodists
Oct. 16-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leventen of 3431 Longfellow,
Association.
daughter, Anita Corinae.

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