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Avrunin Camp

Michigan's Oldest Private Jewish Camp

In It. Eighth Successful Season

Mr. and Mrs. Norval Slobia and
Sl r. and Mrs. Samuel K. Slobin and
daughters, Esther and Shirley,
n n otored to Bay City to visit Mrs.
Ha Greenberg, mother of Mrs. S.
K. Slollin. Abs. Louis II. Harri-
n entertained for them with a
I:iinily dinner. Mrs. I. Voight gave
a ladies bridge evening for Mrs.
S. K. Slobin. Miss Esther Slobin
was pleasantly surprised on her
lorthelay, by her group of Bay City
iends, at the home of Mrs. Louis
Hutton of 517 N. Jackson St. Miss
Regina Bilikoff, niece of Nir. and
Mrs• Hutton, now visiting in Bay
City from Cushing, N. Y., acted
, as hostess. Mr. Slobin and Miss
Esther Slobin returned to Detroit,
anil Mrs. Slobin and daughter,
1. Shirley, motored to Charlevoix,,
SI ich.

M ins Mangold Vehon
Byron
Ave. returned Saturday after
spending two weeks in Amherst-
burg, Ont.

Mr and Mrs. Bernard H. Block of 2979 Leslie Ave, announce the
engagement Of Mrs. Block's sister, Miss Hilda Isenberg, to Bernard
Zeller of Detroit, son of Mrs. R. Zeller of Long bland, N. Y.

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' Musical Program
On Radio Forum
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The Jewish Radii/ Forum vim
gram for Sunday, Aug. 26, over
Station WJBK, will present a
varied and interesting group of

Mrs. Marian Earn-hick of Gladstone Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Lois Yetta, to Albert Marx, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Marx of Josephine Ave. Reception on Sunday, Aug. 26,

Mrs. Minnie Lazar of 2611 Gladstone Ave. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Evelyn, to Samuel Kahn of Rochester,
N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cohn announce the betrothal of their dough
ter, Josephine, to Dr. Butt L. Gendler, son of air. and Sirs. S.
Gentile:. of Clevelancf, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Samuel Newman of 92 IV. Arizona Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Pauline Theresa, to Michael Zeffert
of this city. The wedding will take place early this winter. Recep-
tion at 92 W. Arizona Ave., Sept. 2, from 3 to 5 and II to 11 p. m.
No cards.

Wedding Calendar

1041 WaaJwarci
Opi•ire IC,.

1528

WOC14Martl MO.

Oppatite Gnaaalh

Aug. 26—Miss Dorothy Jean Morris, daughter of Mrs. Louis
Nlorris of 3281 Leslie Ave., to David .1. Emmer, son of Morris Emmer.

a Sept. 2—Miss Lillian Horvitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Miss Rose Citron of 2913 Glad- Ilurvitz, to Manuel Rosenbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Rosen-
stone Ave. returned from a two-
baum, at 5:30 p, m. at Congregation Beth Abraham on I.inwood Ave.
WILLIAM P. BLIZNICK
weeks vacation in New York City.
Sept. 2 -Miss Shirley Lober, daughter of Mrs. Fanny Lober, to
artists during its half-hour period
Lieutenant Harry Weiner, M. D., son of Mr. and Mrs. David Weiner
from 6:15 to 6:45 p. in.
Richard I.. Stein of 2689 Boston
Bled. returned from New York of Minneapolis, Minn Open house froin 8 to 10 p. tn., at the bride's
William I'. Blizniek, well known
residence, 2956 Clements Ave
City where he wan an invited dele-
Detroit violinist and former con-
Sept. 2--Miss Estelle Marks, daughter of Mrs. Rae Marks of ductor of the Chord of Judea,
gate at the four-day session of the
youth congress at New York Uni- 3016 Collingwood Ave., to Raymond E. Feiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. will be presented in a group of
versity. A large delegation Wan Bernard S. Feiner of Springfield, Mass., at the Wilshire Hotel. Cere- Jewish classical selections, with
mony at 1:30 p. in. Rabbi A. Si. Hershman will officiate, Reception, Mime Edith Shiloh as his accom-
present from 21 states.
2 to 5. No cards.
panist.
Sept. 2-s-Miss 'Gertrude Schutartg 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joiseph George
N rs. Selma Ringold, formerly
Fenton of 300 Whitmore Road re- Frank Schwartz, to Henry Burston, son of Mrs. A. Burston, at Web- of Toledo and now teacher of
tuned
tned front Grand Haven, Mich., ' star flail.
dramatic arts, at Detroit, will be
having been guests at the Highland
Oct. 14—Miss Ruth Rae Narks, sister of Mrs Ida Schultz of heard in a group of readings from
l'ark Hotel.
2605 Elmhurst Ave., to Dr. Samuel B. Goss, son of Mn, and Sirs. Palestinian authors.
Peter GI/SS of Ann siihor.
Aaron Kurland will preside.
Miss Harriet Harris of Cortlam
Ave. returned home after a visi
with Miss Miriam Hersehherg at
the latter'. cottage at North Shores
on lake Erie.

t

The Radom'. Friendly Group
an organization recently formed
gave a surprise party at the resi
deuce of My and Mrs. M. Ruben-
stein, 10218 Cardoni, on Sunday
evening, Aux. 19, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg on the
occasion of the latter's silver wml-
ding anniversary. Mr. Rosenberg,
who is one of the founders of the
Friendly Group, is also secretary
of Branch 3 of Pottle Zion.

Prof. and Mrs. M. Gitlin of Bay- ,
Mime, N. J., were the guests last
week of their children, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Gitlin of 2751) Elm-
hurst Ave., who met them in Buf-
falo and accompanied them to De-
troit. Dr. and Mrs. Gitlin also ac-
companied their parents to Indian-
apolis and Lawrence, Ind., where
Prof. and Mrs. Gitlin are now visit-
ing with their daughter, Mrs. Zena
Bernstein.

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Cantors Engaged
By Young Israel

Births

reel

Aug. 1---To Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Wringer (Ruth Cohen) of
Pontiac, Mich., a daughter, Judith Claire.

Aug. 7--To Dr. and Mrs. L. Galdonyi of 1517 Burlingame Ave.,
a daughter, Suzan Alice.

Aug. 7--To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper of 9168 Goodwin Ave.,
a sun, Lawrence.

Yenisei Lefkowita and M. Pearl
Engaged for Holy Days

Many reservations have been
nude for thi• services of Young Is-
rael of Detroit following the an-
nouncement of the engaging of
Cantor Yankel Lefkowitz, active

Dspartment Is Piqued

In addition, My, Custom Design
Woo You Mr/ Hare
to Execute Any

Aug. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levin (Jean Flanders) of Los
Angeles, Calif., formerly.f Detroit, a son.

Marriages

iquet of orchids and lilies-of-the-
valley.

HALE AND HEARTY?

Then n,a you keep ea! 1101 who can guanudee

Mrs. M. M. Silverman, sister
Mot gnarl fortirliet The beet of im may be mer-
lisken
oreldent or eickneein—oolnetintes when
of the bride, was matron of honor
least ...Y. , .
KOLODIN • HOROWITZ
The beauty of Avrunin Camp is enhanced at this
and wore a hyacinth blue velvet
St hen ouchnileforlunm
St
come, the money paid you
On Sunday, Aug. 12, at the De • :gown with a small train and a
under en Aerblen1 *nil
pollry In Ihe
UrImpolltan 1.1fe insurance Company
season of the year. For complete rest and relaxa-
trotter lintel, Miss Sarah Horo - Imatching hat with a small tulle
Mow you for Ins uf enrning• during Intaparify.
wits, daughter of Mr. and Mrs • veil. She carried a muff adorned
lie pm-pared.
tion, we invite you for a day, week-end, week, or as
ear full Information. we
Jacob Horowitz, and Leo Kolodin . 1 with a corsage of orchids.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kolodin
long as you care to stay.
•
The bridesmaids were the Misses
were united in marriage. Dr. A.
Clara and Rae Weinert of Tor-
1111.41em last
M. Hershman iifficiated.
amrawallo.
Towainal 1•111f1
onto, Ont., Mime Ethel Goldsmith,
Arthur M. Lang served as best
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Miss Gussie Eisenberg and Miss
nian and Miss Tillie Sweet acted
Belle
Rottenberg,
wearing
"gowns
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moray of 2997 as maid-of-honor. Blume Diner
An ideal place to send your children, where they
Monterey Ave. announce the Bar Sallie Goldman, Ruth Koss and I of turquoise blue, deep coral,
will receive constant and intelligent attention.
Mitzvah of their son, Bernard Frances and Matilda .Kolodin, sis- pastel blue, coral bud and ice ,
David, on Saturday morning, Aug. ters of the groom, acted as brides- blue velvet respectively, and tur- 1 "
NURSERY FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 6
25, at the Mishkan Israel Syna- maids. George Parzen, JohnsA. bans to match. They carried muffs
gogue Reception on Sunday at 6 Allen, David Miro, Jack Henkin I adorned with corsages of orchids
Under the supervision of Marian Comstock
o'clock.
which were 'Melt: removed and CANTOR YANKEL LEFKOWITZ
Doctor and Nurse in Attendance
and Samuel Stoller acted sa
pinned to their gowns.
groomsmen. Mrs. Rae Olander,
A FEW VACANCIES LEFT
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein sister of the bride, was matron-of-
The mothers of the bridal member of Young Israel of Cleve-
(Florence Mindy) of the Alden honor. Marvin Wander sins ring- couple wore gowns of wine -color land, and Cantor M. Pearl, who
Par Further Detail. COI Townse n d 7-2238 or Hog•rth 8109
Park Manor left last Thursday by bearer.
velvet and corsages to harmonize. has for a number of years officiated
moto r to California. They will
Dr M M Silverman WAS best at the Beth Jacob Congregation on
ACCOMMODATION FOR ADULTS BY THE WEEK
The bride was beautifully at-
ONE EXAMPLE IN SAVINGS!
make their home permanently in tired in a gown of ivory bridal man and the ushers were Dave Montealm St.
4•Pc. Early American Bedroom
Loa Angeles.
Cantor Lefkowitz has made a
satin and wore a veil with a long Eisen, Leo Shankman, Harry
MI N011 1
Suite, SOLID CHERRY . .
train of Dutch lace and carried a Deckman, Norman Steinberg and number of friends and aequired a
heist of followers during his recent
Many delightful affairs have corsage of a mixture of roses and Sal. Bremer.
I
visit
here
when
he
"dammed"
at
been given in honor of Miss Doro- lilies-of-the-valley.
Mr. and Nine. Weinert motored
Cor. Brush St.
Young Israel servires He will
thy Jean Morris, who will become
The maid-of-honor wore a gown I to the New England States for
the bride of David J. Eimer on of pink lace and carried a corsage their honeymoon and upon their officiate at the Young Israel Syna-
gogue, Joy Road near Linwood, and
Sunday, Aug. 26. Mrs. IL H. of tea roses.
return will reside at 946 Seward'
LAWRENCE AND DEXTER
will also conduct the Sliehos serv-
mune]• mom-dime nted her with a
The matron-of-honor wore a Ave.
ice on Saturday evening, Sept. I,
tea on May 19. On May 22, the
•
gown
of
beige
satin
and
for
her
Announces That Seats Are Now Being Sold for the
at 11:30 o'clock.
Nlisses Isobel and Miriam Skolnik
KRULEWITCH
•
BROUDO
Cantor !'earl will Is' the Young
entertained at their home with g corsage carried tea roses.
Mrs. Sarah E. Broudo of De . Israel "Baal Nlussaf" at services
Mrs. Kolodin, mother of the
personal shower and bridge. Miss
Rose Walterstein and Miss Alyce groom, was attired in black satin troit and Simon Krulewitch o f during Rosh ilashonah and Yam
Michelson honored Miss Morris and wore a shoulder corsage of Chicago were married on July 27 Kippur at the spacious auditorium
They are residing in Chicago.
of the 11011, Jewish Center, Hol-
with a dinner and hosiery shower gardenias.
YOUR EYES
Mrs. Horowitz, mother of the
brook and Woodward Avenue's.
on May 25, and Mrs. Carl Seas-
Many people eliffer !mut hem1-
W1LLENS • RUSH
The committee urges all members '
ward with a miscellaneous shower bride, wore a gown of brown lace
m he. mine anal II,. tqra, •11.,1 -
nem, blurred tleloa tIrml feeling,
The wedding of Miss Gertrude and friends who haven't as yet
and bridge on May 28. Mrs. Mack and wore a corsage of gardenias.
etc—all berm,. the meraare
who has just returned f Mini Europe, will occupy the pulpit ;end
Immediately after the cure-' Virginia Rush, daughter of Mr made their reservations for the
Rogers entertained at a bridge
•ramped ur ronge5101, An m-
amination by se
n n:ee mal
relate come unusually interesting experiences in his sermons.
luncheon on May 29 and Mrs. Ar- loony a reception for 200 guests, and Mrs. Benjamin Rush of Tay High Holy Day services, to do so
gourd Is snur erre ...Mood throe
any
evening
evening
between
7:30
thur Gould on June 2. On June followed. A buffet luncheon was; for Ave., and Gerald Lionel Wil
1 rouble.
served.
lens,
son
5,
Mrs.
Max
Newman
was
hostess
of Joseph Willens o f and I11;30, except Friday, either
The services will be chs.nted by
I
01• 1111 11:Tlif•Ta and 1/1 . 111 - 15,
at a linen shower and bridge. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kolodin left for Nashua, N., IL, wan solemnized on at the Jewish Center or at the
` 1 • 11, ions
Arthur Gottesman entertained at a Northern Michigan owtheir honey- Sunday noon, Aug. 19, at the Noting Israel Synagogue can Joy ,
Road.
2nd Floor facing Woodward Are
midge luncheon on June 15. On moon. and upon their return will , home of her parents, Rabbi Leon
znEnttz slat
June 23, Mrs. Sam Olsher enter- he at home at 1977 Tuxedo Ave. Frani officiating. Roses, gladioli
ained Miss Morris at lunch at the
A
sl by an Able Choir under the leadership of
and palms formed the altar.
Picnic of J. • W. E. W. 0.
Book-Cadillac and the theater. The
NATHAN MOGIL, with the
After the ceremony a wedding
RUBENSTEIN • WEINER
Misses Elsa and Ruth Berger were
This Sunday
At a ceremony of unusual breakfast was served to the int •
hostesses at a kitchen shower on
beauty which took place in con- mediate faintly, followed by a re
he evening of July 23. A dessert
A special meeting of th e board
replies.
OF EUROPE
midge was given on July .24 by gregation B'nai David, Elmhurst
of directors of the Jewish 'Women's
The bride was dressed in a
Mrs. Harry Frank and one on and 14th Sts., on Sunday, Aug.
F:urop an Welfare Organisation
Slichoth Services, Saturday Midnight, Sept. 1
myby Miss Helen Boland. Mrs. 19, at 6 p. m., Miss leis brown organdy gown embroidered was held at the home of Mrs. Agnes
ADMISSION, FREE
tobert Wise and Mrs. Abe Heller Weiner became the bride of I in white, with which she wore a Levin, honorary seiretary of the
ntertained at lunch and the thee- Dr. Norman Rubinstein. Rabbi large white hat. She carried a organization, at 612 Kenilworth,
er Aug. 15, and Mrs. Charles Joshua S. Sp•rka performed the' bouquet of talisman roses and Ave.
Members and friends are urged to
gardenias.
'orntield at a bridge in the eye- ceremony.
Final arrangements were made
make their reservations now while
Miss Ruth Stralser, her only at- for the last picnic of the seamn,
The bride was lovely in a gown
ing. On August 17, Miss Bernice
to
choice scats are available.
Polasky complimented Miss Morris of lace with a long train. She tendant, wore • gown of green I s' held this Sunday, Aug. 26, at ,
with a bridge tea and Mrs. Blond* was attended by her sister, Mrs. crepe and carried a bouquet of Belle bile, between the new and old I
DEMOCRAT
it with a luncheon and theater Maurice Lewis, as matron-of- yellow tea roses. The bride's
The committee is at the synagogue during the
arty on August 18.
honor, who wore a gown of pink , mother was dressed in beige and rasIiine's' elaines 1). Silverstein and I
day and evening to serve you.
satin. Miss Julia Rubinstein siAs wore a corsage of talisman roses. Israel, chairmen of this affair, are
Miss Ida Rothstein and her fi- ter of the groom, who wore bluel Milford Rush, brother of the preparing dairy luncheon's, homes
cooked chicken dinners, ash drinks,
1( ance, I. 1). Harris of Kansas City, lace, was mist-of-honor. The' bride, wan best man.
For Economical County
Out-of-town guests
included amusements and prizes.
are
the guests of Mr. sad Mrs. J. other bridesmaid was Miss Re-
— 7M IMly Ow In the City
bases
who
The meinleers.and friends of the!
GoNernment
Finkelstein of 2925 Grand Ave.
who wore a gown of Joseph Willens, father of the
yellow crepe.
groom; Sumner and Robert Wil- organization are requested to at - 1
The bride's mother wore black I lens, brothers of the groom; Mrs. tend this affair with their families
Miss Florence Weingierden en-
HE KEPT HIS
tertained the Lambda Gamma Phi and silver lace and the groion's L. Winograd Dr. Abbott Wino- and friends.
PROMISE
The proceeds e f this affair will!
Prone...or Maternity Aid Ea. Sorority on Friday evening, Aug. mother red velvet. William Wein- grad, Charles Winograd, Miss
17, at s semi-monthly meeting and er, brother of the groom, sited Mary Winograd and Mrs. Bessie go for holiday relief to orphans.
dors.. His Candidacy for
pajama party. On Saturday, Aug. as best man. The ushers were Gordon of Nashua, N. H.; Miss
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State Legislature
18, the sorority, had • bridge and Maurice Lewis, brother-in-law of Sara Pickowski. Mrs. Jacob Alex-
Joseph E. Prenzlauer, Republi- theater party. Starting on Sun- the bride, and Ben Rubenstein,' ander and son, Myron, of Chicago;
Malley Mayer of Brookline, Mass..
can candidate for the State Legis- day, Aug. 19, Miss Pottle Minter, brother of the groom.
The out-of-town guests were and Miss Evelyn Gerstein of Bos-
lature, this week 11- an pledged sup- Miss Gertrude Zalk, Mime !reline
BUSH ED 1887
port by the Eva Prenzlauer Mater- Heron and Miss Esther Handler Mrs. S. Sanburg of Windsor. Mr.1 ton. Mass.
we or met yen. On+, regard...
Mr. and Mrs. Willens left for a
nity Aid, ■ prominent women's will vacation at Reego Harbor for and Mrs. Sackman and daughter,
whether I , . tight or Ow lame al the
two
•
k
• Ethel, of Stanford, Conn., and A. two-week motor trip to Mackinac.
Ank1.101 or t turn or 111-1.:1, 11•
charitable society.
gaarsalm
Island and Northern Michigan.
Lerner of New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. George Cohen, president
Miss Rose Modell of Edison Ave.
Miss Weiner, who is on the staff Upon their return they will he at,
of
the
society,
stated
that
her
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had as her guest last week-end of the United Hebrew Schools, home to friends at 2750 Chicago'
group is happy to endorse Mr.
Miss Eunice Slawsky of Roston, was congratulated by S. 7ackheiro Blvd.
Orthopedic Work of All Kinds
Prenzlauer's candidacy because of Mass.
in an address at the dinner which
the valuable aid he has given
followed the ceremony. Rabbi 1.
many
worthy
causes.
Longer,
Wider.
Shwas Rs-Marie,
Mrs. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker of
stated that a the many contribu-
Aiahiskin and Rabbi J. S. Sperka
Narrower. Shorter
Zion Moslems, Greeks
Sherwood Forest, who have been
wave short addresses at the dinner
tions made by Mr.. Eva Prenz- guests at the Waldorf Astsri
11.nuanteed intr. eynt.el
■ dur- table.
Seek "Cheaper" Brides
!suer, his mother, and his father.
ing the past few dips, nailed Sat-
Harry Prenzlauer, Joseph was al- ui day on the S. S. Rotterdam on •
JAF'FA. (JTA I --- "Cheaper •
ways • collaborator and was at all West Indies cruise.
WEINERT• WHITMAN
and better brides" are being
tries ready to help in every'
The marriage of Mina Either
sought by the Moslem and
worthy movement.
Mrs. Harry K. Rosen and daugh- Whitman, daughter of Mr. and
Greek Orthodox youth of Pal-
Mrs. Cohen announced • meet.: ter, Suzanne, and MM. Ralph R. Mrs. Max Whitman, to Harold
'cline, who find dowries ton
irg of the Eva Prenzlauer Ma•; Goldsmith and daughters, Roberta Weinert, son of Mr. and Mrs. II,
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high in their native country.
ternity Aid to be he'd at the Jew-1 and Barbara, will remain at their Reinert of Toronto, Ont., was
About
a dozen youth have al-
kh
Community Center on Sept. I. -ottage in Leamington, Ont., until solemnized on Sunday, Aug. 19. at
E 1.0 r • n 11111 1
g
ready left for the island of
et 1:20 p. m.
Oct. 1.
-
•04 Jule
trill r: JllRavl\
rongregat ion Sh•arey Zedek. ' Cyprus, where the supply is
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
`
ear. kolerAnwe ■
more plentiful and the pros-
Thr F - e wore a gown of Musk
Pain.bride-elect of
Syr...nettsv is all right in its
pective fathers-in-law are more
Am. 19. was honor guest at a rain- velvet with extremely long slec‘es,
nl•ee but there are InTt• when a ,
e"areous shower and bridge gi , e11 her train buckled on with a beaded; reasonable in their monetary
A bachelor says that • tyrant is kick WOUld be far more effectirel
(demands.
y Mrs. Sat DilPfT And Miss Pris- clip to match her
ran. which was
a woman who fancies herself -1,•,
A marnage bureau on Cy-
• 11. Ackerman, it the swam
is•rior to her husband and lets her
trade of beads and tulle in • tri•I
Don't torg•t thi.t a divom e ,ei to
"'Re
of %fleet A:km-Man fri Wind- .arse •hsne. Dor veil ram. to ' pm, which is 12 hours distan t
neighbors know it.
costa me re than a weddirg suit
N R sraNsoit
San, advertises its sere-
, e. en Saturday. Aug.
TheERN' 91 T-OF-TOM GAMFS OVER Win
the waistline. She carried a hoe-
ices in this connection.

MORRIS GOODMAN

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Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld

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