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Miss Anne Rudman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rudman of
15862 LaSalle, became the bride
of Norman I. Weingarden, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. N'ein-
garden of 2651 Carter Ave., on
Sunday, June 30, at Congrega-
tion Beth Tephila Emanuel.
The bride wore a white satin
gown, the skirt forming a long
train. Her veil was held by a
fitted cap trimmed with orange
blossoms and calla lilies. She
carried white roses and lillies of
the valley.
Miss
Florence
Weingarden,
sister of the groom attended the
bride as maid of honor. She wore
blue lace and carried a front
bouquet of yellow tea roses.
Ben Weingarden was his broth-
er's best man. The bridesmaids
were Edith Rudman, sister of the
bride, she wore yellow net; Vir-
ginia Segal in orchid lace, Miriam
Fishkin in pink organza and
Evelyne Lieb in yellow organza.
They all carried front bouquets
of pink roses.
The ushers were Louis Wein-
garden, brother of the groom, Sol
Rudman, brother of the bride,
Allen Summit and Harold Wald-
man. The groomsmen were all
attired in white flannels, dark
jackets and light felt hats.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kohn and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Katz presented the
bride and groom to the altar.
Marilyn Harriet Donkner and
Beverly Katz were flower girls.
Mrs. S. 11. Weingarden, mother
of the groom wore rose beige lace
and Mrs. Max Rudman, mother
of the bride wore purple chiffon.
Dinner was served to 150 guests.
A reception for 200 guests fol-
lowed the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Wein-
garden left for a tour of North-
ern Michigan. They plan to stay
at Mackinaw Island for a week.

TOBY-STANDLER

On Sunday, June 30, Miss Ethel
Standler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. N. Standler of 4225 Monte-
rey Ave., became the bride of
Samuel Toby, son of Mrs. Eva
Toby. The ceremony took place
at Lacher's Hull. Rabbi A. M.
Hershman officiated.
The bride wore an exquisite
gown of white satin with lace. It
was fashioned with princess lines
wit hlong kimono sleeves ending
in points of lace over the hands.
Over her shoulder the gown was
trimmed with seeded pearls. The
cap of her long veil was of lace,
an off-the-face model. Her bou-
quet of gardenias completed her
costume.
Miss Sylvia Standler, sister of
the bride was maid of honor. She
wore a pink embroidered net
gown, with the trimming of sky-
blue, the model being shirt waist
style. Accessories were carried
off in skyblue. Carl Natchez,
cousin of the groom, was best
man. The bride's mother wore a
tea rose lace gown. Her acces-
sories were carried out in coral.
She wore a corsage of talisman

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Engagements

JERUSALEM (WNS-Pal-
cocor Agency) — World-wide
campaigns for the extension of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berman of 9987 Ilolmur Ave. announce
the Theodor Ilerzi and Chaim the engagement of their daughter, Anne, to Aaron Beser, son of
Nachman Bialik forests in Pales- Ben Beser of 13325 LaSalle Blvd.
tine will be opened on the anni-
month, it was announced by M.
versary of their deaths next L
M. Ussishkin, president of the r
Jewish National Fund, which has
been responsible for the Jewish
afforestation program in Pales-
tire. The campaigns will be
July 7—Miss Fan Bloom, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Hyman
launched on the 20 and 21 of
Bloom of Reading, l's., to Dr. Irwin 1. Lappin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tames (July 21 and 22) when Jacob Lappin of Sturtevant Ave.
Jews the world over mark the
July 7—Miss Sarah Natinsky, daughter of Mrs. Anna Natinsky
yahrzeits of the founder of the
political Zionist movement and of 340 Englewood Ave., to Harold Bronstein of 2505 Chicago Blvd.,
of the greatest Hebrew poet of son of Max Bronstein, at Congregation B'nai David.
modern times.
July 7—Miss Rose Robinson, sister of Mr. and Sirs. Myron A.
Keys of Glendale Ave., to Frank J. Davis, ion of Mr. and Sire, Harry
Davis of Sturtevant Ave.
Maurice Weiner, sister of the
July 7—Miss Bertha Bornstein, daughter of Sir. and Mrs.
bride, was matron of honor and
was gowned in a lilac crepe Aaron Burnstein of Atkinson Ave., to Hyman Shear, son of Mr. and
gown with velvet bows of Mrs. Louis Shear.

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deep purple. She wore an orchid .
July 14—Miss Ruth Wax, daughter of Sirs. Dora Wax of 1953
A younger sister, Mrs. Raymon d Taylor Ave., to Abe Zeidman, son of Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Zeidman
Conn, was junior matron of hono r of 1681 Pingree Ave.
and wore a gown of iris chiffo
July 14—Miss Anne F. Weinberg, daughter of Sir. and Sirs.
with ruffles at the bottom of th
e
skirt falling into a train. A Sam Weinberg of Tuxeda Ave., to Sid Citow,

shoulder cape of the ruffled chit -
July 14—Miss Anne Schreinian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isa-
fon was held in place with dee
dore Schreiman of 2233 Pasadena Ave., to Samuel Foster, son of
lilac colored velvet. She wore a Mr. and Mrs. Mandell Foster of 1983 Blaine Ave., at Congregation
large horse hair hat of the slim e Beth Abraham,
color and trimming as her gown
July 14—Miss Edith Lupiloff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
She carried a bouquet of yello s
irises. The two bridemaids, Mrs Lupiloff of 7342 Chalfonte Ave., to Adolph Winer, son of Sir. and
Samuel Gurwin and Miss Thelm a Mrs. Benjamin Winer of 2025 W. Euclid Ave., at Lacher's.
Yackness were dressed exactly a
July 14—Miss Jeanette Grass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
was Mrs. Conn and also carrie
Grass of 3280 Cortland Ave., to Irving Yarrows, son of Mr. and Mrs.
yellow irises. Jack E. Kal Charles Yarrows of W. Euclid Ave., at the Wilshire Hotel,
assisted his brother as best man
July 14—Miss Sylvia Frances Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The ushers who seated th
guests were Max Kalt, Charles Henry N. Peters of Chicago, Ill., to Albert Wilhelm Backenheimer
Kelt, Saul Kelt, brothers of the of New York City, at the Hotel Belmont, Chicago, Ill.
groom and Irving Shrier and
July 24—Miss Adrienne Rabinovitz, daughter of Rabbi Israel
Harold Shrier, brothers of the Rabinovitz of New York, N. Y., to Leo R. Grosslight of New York,
bride, and Irvin Sirkin, of Cleve- N. Y., formerly of Detroit,
land, Ohio.
Mrs. Shrier, mother of the
bride was dressed in black chif-
fon over a slip of flowered taf-
feta. She wore a corsage of gar-
denias. Mrs. Kelt, mother of the
groom wore a gown of black lace
and also wore gardenias. June 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Clement J. Weitzman (Dorothy
Sirs. Irvin Sirkin, sister of the Jacobs) of 17487 Alwyne Lane, a daughter, Estelle,
groom who assisted in receiving i
the guests, wore a green chiffon
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Dave Diamond's orchestra
According to information re-
Co-Educational Activities Under the Direction of
played for the dancing in the ceived by the American Jewish ture of Dr. Cyrus Adler, the Com-
Attractively arranged. Also Corsages,
Capable Counsellors
garden for the 225 guests who Committee from Stanislaw Patek, mittee's president. "If this report
Table Decorations, etc,
attended the ceremony and re- Ambassador of I'oland to the be true," Dr. Adler stated, "and
if this decision of the Vilno author-
ception.
United States, the newspaper re- ities be definitive, it is a cause for
Mr. and Mrs. Kelt left by motor ports to the effect that the munici- great distress and concern ,
because
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mained until June 29, when their were planning to convert the an- regard for the most sacred tradi-
Under the Direction of Miss Jean Kinloch of the
boat left for Bermuda. While in cient Jewish cemetery there into tions of our brethren in Poland."
Merrill Palmer School
New York, Sir. and Mrs. Kalt a playground for children, are ' The letter went on to ask the Am-
were guests at the St. Moritz without foundation in fact. In a bassador to look into the report
For inform•tion—Grass Lake, Michigan, Phone
LAST CALL FOR THE EXCURSION
Hotel. Before returning to De- recent dispatch of the Palcor and, if it were true, to point out to
Grass Lake 8103; Detroit, Townsend 7-2238
troit, they will stop at Atlantic Agency, it was reported that a his government the unwisdom of
City, Philadelphia and Washing- meeting of Palestine rabbis, headed such a step. In his reply, the Am-
Sponsored by the
ton, D. C. They plan to be gone by Chief Rabbi Abraham Kook, had bassador stated that, according to
a month.
been held in Jerusalem in protest his information, "the newspaper
The out-of-town guests were against the reported decision of the reports to which you refer con-
Games, Prizes and Bridge. Pack a lunch and make this
with the
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sirkin of Toron- Vilno authorities. According to the cerning the alleged intentions of
a family affair.
to, Ontario, Mrs. Si. Sinkin and Vilno Yiddish weekly "Die Woch," the municipal authorities in regard
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Mrs. M. J. Figatner, of Chicago 4 mass meeting for the same pur- to the Jewish cemetery in Vilno are
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poie
was
held
in
Vilno.
without foundation in fact."
and Mrs. Lester Golden of Yipsi-
TOMS.
coo be worn completely concealed by women and
These reports were called to the
Dinner was served for 125 lanti.
inconspicuously by men.
attention
of
the
Polish
Ambassa-
guests.
Consultations and demonstrations at your home—
dor by the American Jewish Corn-
Mr. and Mrs. Toby are motor-
SLOMOVITZ•STOLLMAN
no obligations or charge.
mittee in a letter over the signa-
ing East on their honeymoon.
The marriage of Miss Yetta
Stollman, daughter of Mr. and
VEHON-BING
Mrs. Benjamin Stollman of New
Before an improvised altar of Brunswick, N. J., to Bernard Slo- Committees Chosen for
spring flowers, Margold Vehon movitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
J. W. E. W. 0. Luncheon
and Joseph S. Bing spoke their jamin Slomovitz of Byonne, N.
Euclid 6143
2525 Euclid Ave. W.
marriage vows at a noon wedding J., formerly of Detroit, was sol-
A special meeting was held at,
on Tuesday, July 2, at the Stotler emnized on Sunday evening, June the home of Mrs. J. Robins, 1946
Hotel. Dr. Leo M. Franklin per- 30, in New York City,
Calvert Ave., on Monday evening,
formed the ceremony.
Rabbi Joseph Danishewsky and July 1.
The bride wore a white lace Cantor Zechariah Eichenhorn of
A picnic splash party will be ,
dress with jacket and white or- Bayonne, N. J., officiated.
sponsored by the North Wood-
gandy hat. She carried a bouquet
Detroiters attending the wed- ward branch of the Jewish Wo-
NEW YORK. (WNS) — Pub - the topmost rung of boxing by or gardenias and lillies of the ding were Samuel Slomovitz, the men European Welfare Organi-
groom's grandfather; Mr. and zation at Long Lake or Wednes-
lished charges by Mike Cantwell, I his Jewish manager, Joe Gould, valley.
The bride's only attendant was Mrs. Abraham Slutsky and Mr. day, July 17. For information
a Jersey City promoter, who
Max Baer's former coach and
never lost faith in the young her cousin, Mrs. Harold N. Ehr- and Mrs. P. Slomovitz, uncles and call Mrs. J. Zuckerman To-6-1072,r
trainer, that the former heavy- Irishman, even when he was re- lich. She wore a silk suit of Aqua aunts of the groom, and Helen
■ ir Mrs. J. Cohen, president, Eu-
weight champion hasn't a drop of duced to working as a dock-lead- Marine with matching hat and and Arthur Slutsky, the groom' , clid 34124.
cousins,
Jewish blood and only posed as a er. The defeat of Baer recalls corsage of gardenias.
Among the varied activities of
Flower girls were Mignon and
the numerous reports in recent
Jew in order to increase his
the North Woodward Branch was
months that his Jewishness was Suzane Ginsburg who carried
TAMLER-JAFFE
a
clothing
shower held recently
value as a box office attraction really a publicity stunt on the baskets of rose petals.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy for the General Israel Orphans!
The bride was given away by
were publicly branded as mali- part of his managers. Neverthe-
Home
for
Girls
in Palestine.
Jaffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
cious lies and fabrications woven less Baer always insisted that he her brother, Harvey L. Vehon. Max Jaffe, of Monterey Ave., to
Further plans are in progress
The best man was David Emer-
out of whole cloth, in an exclu- was half-Jewish, his father being man.
Irwin Tamler, son of Mr. and for the third annual donor lunch-
a Jew and his mother Scotch-
sive interview given by Baer to Irish. In at least two of his bouts,
Among the out-of-town guests Mrs. Abraham Tamler of Cleve- eon to be held in January, 1936.1
the Seven Arta Feature Syndi- the one with Max Schmeling and was Charles Marks of Mason City, land, Ohio, was held at the B'nai The following chairmen and their
David Synagogue, Elmhurst and committees were selected: Mrs.
cate. Questioned about Cant- the one in which he won the title Iowa, the bride's uncle.
well's charges, which were pub- from Primo Camera, Baer wore
Following the wedding cere- 14th Sta., on Sunday, June 16, Adolph Smilo, as co-chairman,, ,
lished in the Sunday New York a Mogen David on his trunks.
mony luncheon was served for the at 6:30 p. m. Rabbis Moses Fisch- will assist Mrs. Anna Goldberg, I
er and Joshua S. Sperka and Can- general chairman; Mrs. A. J. Red-
Enquirer, a sensational paper,
immediate families.
Baer presented unequivocal proof
The bride is the daughter of tor Rosenfield performed the blatt, general co-chairman; Mrs.
Baer
May
Become
Catholic
ceremony.
M. Diener, chairman of pro-
that his father is an American-
Mrs. Rae Vehon of Byron Ave.
NEW YORK.—Max Baer con-, The groom is the son of Mrs.
born Jew of Bohemian ancestry
The bride was attractively at- gram; Mrs. A. Smilo, co-chair- I
whose parents came to this coun- fided Monday that he might em- Julius Bing, of Collingwood Ave. tired in ■ gown of ivory satin man of program; Mrs, E. Weis-,
try from Alsace-Lorraine. En-
After a several weeks cruise to fashioned on princess lines with man, co-chairman of program;
brace the Roman Catholic faith
raged at Cantwell's sensational
Bermuda, the couple will make a peacock train. Her veil, of Alen- Mrs. J. Robins, chairman of res-
statement that Baer's Jewishness out of love for his bride of two their temporary home at the Wil- con Lace and tulle, was of finger ervations and treasurer; Mrs. A.
wa s a myth, the former heavy- days, the former Mary Ellen Sul- shire Hotel.
tip length. She carried a bou- J. Redblatt, chairman of ways
and means; Mrs. A. Kurzman, co-
quet of gardenias.
weight king declared that his livan, of Washington.
father', sister, Mrs. B. R. Edel-
LEVIN-EISENMAN
Miss Sylvia Jaffe attended her chairman of ways and means;
His usually merry face set in
stein, lived in Brooklyn and was grave lines, the former heavy-
Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Eisen- sister as maid of honor, wore Mrs. J. Zuckerman, chairman of
an observant Jewess. Investiga- weight champion discussed the man of Taylor Ave., announce the yellow taffeta with green BM, cards; Mrs. S. Gendil, chairman
t
ion proved this to be correct question in front of an apart- marriage of the i r daughter, &Dries and carried a bouquet of of rummage, assisted by Mrs. E.
Epps, Mrs. I. Mellin, Mrs. H.
and revealed that Baer has a ment house at 400 E. 57th St., Betty, to Alvin B. Levin, non of yellow roses.
number of Jewish kinsmen in where he and Mrs. Baer are oc- Mrs. Samuel Levin of King Ave.,
The bridemaids were all attired Mite and Mrs. A. B. Knoppow.
Mrs.
M. Sussman, president of
Brooklyn, all of whom told the cupying a penthouse belonging on June 25. Among the guests in pink and carried bouquets of
present were: Rabbi, A. M. red roses, tied with blue bows. the Young Women's Group, is
Seven Arts Feature Syndicate to • friend.
chairman
of luncheon arrange-
that Baer wan a half Jew on his
With his bride, who is a Roman Hershman, Moses Fischer, J. Thu- They were Misses Mildred Jaffe.
father's side. In discussing Cant- Catholic, Max attended mans at mim, S. M. Fine, M. Zager, Grand sister of the bride, Charlotte ments. For information please
call
Mrs.
J.
Robins, Long. 5392.
well's accusations, Baer pointed the Church of St. Jean Baptiste, Rabbi J. Rabinowitz and Fred Tamler, sister of the groom, and
Frances Goldfeder. The junior
out that if he were not a Jew he 76th St. and Lexington Ave.
M. Butzel.
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
bridesmaids were Mildred Rappa-
would never have permitted the
"It was the first time I ever
Nazi government to ban his pic-
FRIEDMAN-RABINOWITZ
porte and Ada Minster, both were
was inside a Roman Catholic
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman
Mm Ida Rabinowitz of 1558 dressed in green and carried bou-
ture, The Prize-Fighter and the chltrch, and I felt much lighter
of the Infant Welfare Fund of
Glynn Court announces the mar- quets of yellow roses.
Lad which was kept out of when we came out," he mid.
the
Detroit chapter of Hadassah,
Mrs.
Jaffe,
the
bride's
mother.
riage
of
her
daughter,
Dorothy
and being featured by the heavy Bicur Choice' Picnic July 14
Germany because he is a non-
Y. M. H. A. Activities
"A're you thinking of becoming
hitting of Jack Fox. Norm Silets
ArYan. Baer declared that Cant- a convert to the Roman Catholic Ellen, to Bernard Friedman was gowned in beige lace with has received contribution from
at Palmer Park
green
accessories,
while
Sirs.
the
following:
of
Detroit,
on
Tuesday,
July
2.
well's allegations grew out of faith?" he was asked.
A business meeting of the Y. kept his winning slate clean by
sheer malice.
Mr. and Mrs. David Zemon, in
, defeating the Dells 13-3 and fie-
"That all depends," replied The marriage ceremony was per- Tamler, the groom's mother wore
M. H. A. was held at the home
black
chiffon.
Both
wore
shoulder
honor
of
the
25th
wedding
anni-
' ing the Ramblers eight consecu-
Given by the officers for the
Cantwell had alleged that Baer Max, weighing his words. "You formed at 5 p. m. by Rabbi A. M.
beca
me s
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Muse F. of Norman Silets, 1932 Highland tive victories. Nate Mazer made benefit of the Slobodker Yeshivah
ea" on the eve of know my wife is a very religious Hershman, in the presence of corsages.
Sam Tamler, brother of the Lipsitz and honoring the wedding St. Mr. Hem announced that his debut as a starting pitcher Building Fund, • picnic is being
the Schmeling bout in order to girl as well as a lovely girl. This members of the immediate fami-
groom was best man with Michael anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. I elaborate plans for the excursion and by keeping Phi Lamda Phi to sponsored by Bicur Cholem, to be
capitalize on the anti-Nazi feel- is a very important matter with lies.
in g in this country. Ile oleo me. I am checking up with the
After the ceremony a buffet Wiener, Amo Lefkovitz andd Sid- Morse Colton, Mr. and Mrs. Louis have been formulated. The fea- three scattered hits, earned the held July 14 at Palmer Park. The
first shutout of the Y. M. II. A. old building has been condemned
ney
Cohen were ashen.
Stoll, Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Kaplan.
supper
was
served.
The
couple
claimed that it was he who had authorities at Omaha, where I
During the ceremony, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loewen- ture of Y. M. H. A. Day will be Baseball League 5-0.
by the Lithuanian Government
suggerted this subterfuge to Baer watt born, to find out whether I I afar left by automobile for a
baseball
game
deciding
the
Jew-
•
Next week's meeting between and • new one must be rebuilt..
Sally
Sweetwine
sang,
"Oh
Prom-
berg, in honor of the wedding
arid ha dp himself sewed on the ever was baptized. Even my moth- trip West
Men. ish Indoor Championship of De- the undefeated Ramblers and the This institution has produced
ise
Me".
anniversary
of
Mr.
and
on Baer fighting er doesn't remember.
troit. A representative team of Argonante, losing but one game, thousands of Rabbis and Talmo-
trunks
Dinner was served for 150 Louie Stoll.
KALT-SHRIER
Cantwell also accused
"But you know many people
BA
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Imermer. the Y. M. H. A. will compete , promises to be the highlight of dical students.
At a beautiful wedding, Miss guests at Hotel Statler.
ather of being an a
believe you are a Jew."
Catholic sands
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Tamler left in honor of the 25th wedding an- against a representative team of the season. The games will be
anti-Semite and
"Yes, I guess I have a little Bee Shrier, daughter of Mr. and
the Jewish Center. A trophy,
insisted
that Baer Sr. was all Jewish blood in me," explained Mrs. Alter Shrier, became the for the East for ■ two weeks niversary of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. symbolic of championship has played at Central.
Club Rao Moonlight on
Irish
The next meeting will be held
was, he claimed, Baer's Max. "My father had Jewish bride of Sidney M. Kalt, eon of honeymoon and on their return Lipsitz and in memory of the been donated.
mother'',
Tuesday Night
at the Barium Hotel. Monday
will
reside
at
the
Ormond
Apts..
Yahrzeit
of
her
mother,
Esther
blood in him, but he married a Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kelt, on
Manage r
Further plane are •thl et lc' evening, July 8, at 9 p. m.
Rosenthal .
of Jim Braddock, New Scottish-Irish girl, and my mother Sunday afternoon, June 23, at 4 on Boston Blvd.
events,
dancing,
games,
swim-1
Club
Rao
will hold its moonlight
Dr. and Mrs. David Fauman, in
Champion, Is Jewish
is the sweetest mother in the o floc , in the garden
Bob
on Tuesday evening, July 9, to
SARFAN•SMITH
honor of the Bar Mitzvah of ming, golf.
Olin, light heavyweight world.
Increase in Community
My sister Frances mar- parents home on W. Boston Blvd.
A
letter
wax
read
to
the
effect
I
Sugar
Island.
The boat will lease
Mrs. Rose Smith of San Diego, Richard Cooper.
The ceremony was performed by
champion, and Barney ROM, wel- ried a strict Roman Catholic.
Fund Contributions
that the Young People's Society I
from the foot of Griswold St., at
!:rweight champion, were left as myself have gone to Episcopalian Rabbi Joseph Thumim and Dr. Cal., formerly of Detroit, an-
of
Jackson,
Mich.,
will
attend'
8:15.
All organizations are asked
nounces the marriage of her Lech.. Anlyise Neale Sunday
a s only two Jewish titleholders and Christian Science services." A. M Hershman under an arch-
There were 78,555 more con- o cooperate. Mor.14 Lapinaky,
the affair en masse.
daughter, Gertrude, to Leonard
way of white peonies.
result of the amazing vie-
For further information per- tributions to the 1935 Commun- Aaron Ginsberg, Hyman Winegar-
to
The Detroit Ladies Lechem
Sarfan, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
The
bride
was
beautiful
in
a
The
find
English
Jew
to
become
of j&" J, Braddock, who
won the
Sarfan of San Diego, on June 23., Aniyim Society will give a picnic taining to the affair call Henry ity Fund than there were In the en and Merle Bronstein are in
world's heavyweight title Sheriff was Sir David Salomons. gown by LeLong, of white lace
c m .
Sunday, July 7, at Bell Isle, be- P. Onrich. Cadillac 1440, or Les- previous year, bringing the total barge of arrangementa.
Max Baer in one of the This happened ■ hundred years on very straight lines. Her hip at the Thursday Club House,'
of gifts up from 124,708 given
and Mrs.' tween the old and new casinos. ter Silverman. Eu. 3462-W.
t senaational upsets In fistic ago, Sir David Salmons was Sher- I rngth veil was held in place by Point Louis, Cal. Mr.
roster)
Archon. defeated Alpha Tao in 1933 to 201,263 given last
Flowers fee all emasissi.—
There will be refreshments and
L
Sarfan
are
now
honeymoon-
an
off-the
face
lace
cap.
She
car-
, • The new champion was iff of London and Middlesex in
9.8,
the
game
going
12
Mikes
fall.
Dazter4.7 Flerist, Ewald MIS.
games.
ried a bouquet of gardenias. Mrs. ing at Catalina hland.
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Miss Rosalind Schubot, Consultant for
the Sonotone---Detroit Co.

Baer Blasts Trainer's Charge He Only
Posed As Jew to Enhance Box Office

Art Flaturr O.Nnap

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Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid

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