A merica RIM Peridied eater WPM ATMS C1202NNATI 20, 0010 PAGE NINE 71.1 EVETROMA14151191fLON and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE ORIENTAL RUGS of OLD WORLD ART More care ultould be exemiroxl In Oriental Rug uelectlion than St any time in Fran — ham, are of no eIgnithancei they merely dr.- tenet. the town In which the — — rug watt mule. Is liA1r. — as only the Old Minden mincelle and with yeere Of 1. 16 llnx 1/0 xeute, are the point. )(due — not let peke Influence you — Get • (lathe expert'. old/dal. GENUINE SAROUKS Tit ESE BrXTEIL A 114/ K • am made rerelanu win wrm creator* EEK SPE( 1A1. of dentin. Made with the Old World un- d Spirit — The finality GREEN QUARTZ 1111‘11:ST. exeelled — 1/rep rich colon( — The LAMPS gold lighted home and waxen. matte no connininnee with &nem,. drIT chain, both Is- ommercla/bm. Mr. S. (i. 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Budget Plan $52 Announce Her Betrothal fillarriagrs Engagements PAUL-CHAFETZ Miss Marion Chafetz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Chafetz, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Silverstein of 2679 Leslie Ave, announce and Herbert Paul, son of Mr. the engagement of their daughter, June, to Jack Golden, son of and Mrs. Ralph Paul, spoke their Theodore Golden of West Buena Vista Ave. A reception will be marriage vows before Rabbi A. M. held on Saturday, Nov. 30, at 9 p. m. No cards. Hershman at Hotel Stotler, Nov. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eserow of 2901 Pasadena Ave. announce 17. A canopy of huckleberry the engagement of their daughter, Etta, to Maurice J. Pastor, son of leaves arched with a flat wide bor- Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Pastor. with bebe mums, and Solid der Ben Stone of 2948 Elmhurst Ave. announces the engagement banked at the sides with standards of palms and ferns, formed a of his daughter, Ruth, to Maurice Korn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan lovely setting for the ceremony Korn of Dubois St. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaufman of London, Ontario, announce which took place at 6:30 o'clock. Bouquets of bebe mums in tall the engagement of their daughter, Edith, to Milton Koblin, son of baskets, joined with wide satin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Koblin of 3260 Leslie Ave., Detroit. ribbons formed an aisleway for Mr. and Mrs. David Betman of Collingwood Ave. announce the the bridal party. engagement of their daughter, Rosina, to Samuel G. Marks, son of The bride was given in mar- Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Marks of Hazelwood Ave. riage by her father. She wore a Mr. and Mrs. Max 51. Goldberg of 3307 Blaine Ave. announce frock of deep ivory satin, fash- the engagement of their daughter. Elizabeth Rae, to Max Miller, ioned with a full blouse closely son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Miller of 2670 Maine Ave. The mar- fitted at the neck. The sleeves riage will take place Feb. 2. were ruffed to the elbow and fin- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostrov of Lorain, Ohio, announce the en- ished with long tight cuffs falling gagement of their daughter, Celia, to Martin Garfield of Lorain, to a point over the wrist. The Ohio, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Agree of 1546 Calvert Ave., Detroit. fullness of the skirt with its long Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solai of Tuxedo Ave. announce the engage- train was accentuated by sun- bursts of pleating in front and ment of their daughter, Sarah, to Milton J. Rosenthal, son of Mrs. David Rosenthal of Chicago Blvd. back. Mr. and Mrs. David Nushaw announce the engagement of their A divided halo, consisting of daughter, Muriel. to Gerald Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrs. 51. a wreath of ivory seed pearls, fin- ished at the sides with clusters of Goodman. tiny simulated calla lilies fash- ioned of mother of pearl, held her long veil of ivory tulle. Lilies of the valley surrounded by gar- denias composed her bouquet. Alal. Dorothy Chafetz, who was her sister's maid of honor, wore Nov. 23—Miss Sarah Lieberman, daughter of Mrs. Rachel Lieb- gold moire and carried pernet erman, of Chicago, formerly of Detroit, to Samuel Lasser, on of roses tied with green satin ribbon. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lasser, also of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Lasser Mrs. Saul Modell, Mrs. Milton will spend their honeymoon traveling through Iowa and Illinois, and Carson, Mrs. Earl Maas, and Miss on their return will reside in Chicago. Estelle Koblin, were the bride's Nov. 24—Miss Shirley Susan Krell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. attendants. Their costumes were I alike, fashioned of emerald green Max Krell of Poe Ave., to Albert J. Turner of New York, at the moire, with tight bodices short home of the bride's parents. puff sleeves and long flared skirts. Nov. 24—Miss Helen Klanfer, daughter of Mrs. Rebecca Klan- Metallic wreaths of gold leaves, fer of 2615 Leslie Ave., to Benjamin Bienenstock, son of Mr. and and bouquets of Roosevelt roses Mrs. Jacob Bienenstock, at Cong. Beth Abraham, Linwood at Sturte- with gold colored bows completed vant. Reception at 3205 Leslie Ave. from 8 to 11 p. m. No cards. their ensembles. Nov. 27—Miss Evelyn Sulzberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paul assisted his brother Mayer B. Sulzberger, to Louis B. Ileavenrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. as best man. Cyril Cohen, Harold John A. Heavenrich, at 11 o'clock, at Hotel Stetler. Rubin, Saul Modell and Milton Nov. 27—Miss Buena Epstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Carson were the ushers. Mrs. Chalets, the brides mother Epstein, to Dr. M. L. Lichter, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lichter, at the Shaarey Zedek, at 8 p. m. No cards. wore black crepe with an over- FRANK & WKWEIX- MKN'S STORE- PFAVNI) r1,0011 SEE SY FOR A GOOD BUY Feinberg Jewelry Co. blouse of blue lame. Mrs. Paul wore a fitted gown of silver bro- cade. Wide bands of white fox fur finished the short sleeves of her jacket. Mrs. J. It Schakne sang "Be- cause” by Hardelot, preceding the ceremony. Dinner for 250 guests followed The bridal party were seated at a U shaped table ornamented by long narrow placques of roses, bebe mums and snap dragons, in white and tall silver bracki can delahrae with white tapers. The small tables at which the guests were seated, were decorated by festoons of smilax interspersed with individual corsages of gar- denias which served as favors for the feminine guests. After the dinner, Rabbi Hersh- man assisted at an informal cer- emony, celebrating the 25th wed- ding anniversary of the bride- grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paul. Mrs. Paul's original attendants, who were present, participated in the novel cere- mony. They were Mrs. Walter Green (Bertha Weber), Mrs. Ben Morrison (Rose Weber), Mrs. Lew Preston (Semetta Paul), Mrs . George Stark (Beatrice Paul) an d Mrs. Saul Benyas (Pearl Weber) The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber, grand- parents of the groom, of Lo Angeles, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Lew Preston of New York, uncl e and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Paul motored t Washington, D. C., and New Yor l and will be temporarily domicile at the Wilshire Hotel upon thei return. For travelling, the brid chose a wool dress of beige an a brown sport coat trimmed wit h beaver, with which she chos brown accessories. CHerry 6373 Complete Selection of Platinum Mountings, Gold Dresser Sets and American Wrist Watches, including Bolosa and others Welfare Organization ANNOUNCE THEIR 16th Annual Ball Will he held at the BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL SUNDAY EVENING, NOV. 24 Tickets 50e Big Floor Show Music by GENE REGIS and His Orchestra 1,716. Fluff Dry $100 Table Linen, Sheets, Towels, Pillow Slips nicely ironed. Bath Towels and Wearing Apparel Fluff Dry — Handkerchiefs Ironed FREE. SHIRTS In this service — finished 12c each CURTAINS 35c per pair — 3 pair $1.00 Ecru Tinting Free BLANKETS Single Wool Double Wool 34c 69c WELLER LAUNDRY CO. Phone Cadillac 5169 studded White! Chiffon for winter's Through Jewish Fund important xcasionsl Helen Aaronson and Lillian Glick -man spent the past week-end in Mt. Pleasant, Mich., where they attended the Central State-Alma football game and dance. 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Annual $3.25 KIDDIE CARS (Taylor Tots) groom, officiated. $15.50 ENGLISH COACHES The bride wore a gown of satin Ball This Sunday with an alencon lace jacket. The CRIBS $6.95 jacket had a high neck with a At the last board meeting of the We carry • complete line of Baby furniture at lowest little turn down collar and long Jewish Women's European Wel- prices in Detroit. tight sleeves. It had a row of tiny fare Organization, plans were JERICHO WILL CONFER lace buttons from the neck to the HIGH ODDFELLOW RANK waistline. The back of it ended in completed for the 16th annual ball a long flowing train. Her head- With military pomp the Deco- dress was an off the face hat ration of Chivalry, an honorary made of satin with a tulle nose 9004 Twelfth St., near Taylor award of Oddfellowahip, will be veil. She carried a bouquet of conferred on Captain Isidore white lilies, all tied together with PERLMAN-INGBER Schwartz of Canton Jericho No. Lovely in every regard was th e white satin and tulle. 6, Patriarchs Militant, I. 0. 0, F., wedding that took place on Sun at a public ceremony in the main SHAAREY ZEDEK Urges Removal of Her matron of honor Mrs. G. day, Nov. 17, at congregatio n Acker, sister of the bride, wore ballroom of Jericho Temple, 2705 ADULT CLASSES Victims from Reich Shaarey Zedek, when Miss Rut h a gown of acquamarine lace over Joy Road, on Tuesday evening, Ingber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . a slip of matching satin and ear- Nov. 26, at 9 o'clock. J. Ingber, was united in marriage ned a bouquet of red roses. Dr. CINCINNATI, 0.—Since air ef- Wide interest is being displayed General T. Calvert Crowe. de- to Nathan D. Perlman, son o f Max Lichter was the best man. partment commander of Michigan in the adult classes now being con- forts to arouse the nations of the Mrs. Sonia Perlman. Rabbis A. M. 'Patriarchs Militant, will have ducted by Rabbi A. M. Ilershman world to force Germany to stop its Misses Libby and Shirley Small, persecutions of the Jews hale Hershman and M. Zager officiated . sisters of the groom were her only charge of the ceremony. He will failed, there remains only' ode The bride, who was given awe , bridesmaids. Miss Libby Small be assisted by a uniformed corps at the Shaarey Zedek. The class in Jewish history meets thing the Jews can do: remove as by her parents, walked to the al- wore a sea green hammered satin of officers and lady assistants many victims of Nazism from Ger- ter to the tune of "I Love You gown and carried tea roses. Miss headed by Canton Jericho, the on Wednesdays at 8 p. m., alternat- Truly", which was sung by Elea Shirley Small wore a dawn pink state champion 4rill corps since ing every other week with discus- many as possible, and enable them to start life sena elsewhere. nore Fink, a radio star. 1922. The jewel to be presented matelasse gown and carried maize sions of current events. This suggested policy is to Captain Schwartz will be pinned gowned in whit , roses. Little Reva and (dean The bride Dr. Hershman announces that on expressed by Alfred M. Cohen, on him by his daughter, little Miss Levenson were the flower girls moire, extending into a long wid Eileen Schwartz, who will act an Wednesday night, Nov. 27, the gen- President of B'nai B'rith, in his train. The. long tulle veil fel each carrying baskets with rose eral topic for discussion by the President's Page in the December maid of honor. petals. The former wearing blue from the shallow tulle cap an Dinner will be served in the adult history class will be "The issue of the B'ne.i B'rith Magazine, extended beyond the train of he and the latter pink georgette dres- dining room of Jericho Temple at Return of the Jews From Baby- which will be published next week. gown, She carried a formal bou ses. Arnold and Norman Levenson 7 o'clock by reservation only. All lon," dealing with the Books of noel of white orchids and lilies were the ring bearers, both car- reservations must be made before Ezra and Nehemiah. Discussion on rying a white satin heart-shaped of-the-valley. PERFECTION LODG Ft Monday by calling M. Bordelove at this subject will continue for the The bride's mother wore a blac pillow adorned with lace and MISS YETTA KIEF next several sessions. Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. and gold gown and her flower orange blossoms. They both were to be held this Sunday, Nov. 24, Cherry 8551 or Jericho Temple at & A. M., will hold a meeting on Study Afternoon The Sattirday 6969. There will be in full dress suits with top hats. at the main ball room of the Book- Garfield were sweet peas and talisma dancing before and after the cere- Group, which is also directed by Wednesday evening, Nov. 27, at roses. The groom's mother wor ' Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Levenson. Cadillac Hotel. 7:30 o'clock. Outlook Cemntittee. Rabbi Hershman, now studies and complimentary to the gen- „,__ .„_""" _ ' _,,, _,_,_ _ __, mony a black crepe gown and a should uncle and aunt of the groom were F. C. Degree. discusses the Book of Jeremiah. eral public. also Mrs. ''" II. ' Stoenfield. ,,,''' "`" 11'_ '. 'fl" anw er corsage of sweet peas an i „„ ..... in ,. the „„,.,„ bridal was „, party. black end co-chairman. was talisman roses. The maid-of-honor Was Miss Dorothy Goldberg, who wore a purple moire gown and carried bronze chrysanthymums. The bridesmaids, who wore maroon moire gowns and carried y ellow chrysanthymums, were the Misses Esther Hyman, Mary Bernstein. Mildred Bornstein, Esther Cutler, Charlotte Schmidt, Minnie Pick- man, Tette Rosner and Mrs. lea- dare Perlman. The flower-girl was 3-year-old Beverly Sharon Hart- stein, who wore the exact copy of the gown worn by the maid-of- honor. A dinner and reception for 400 guests followed the ceremony. The out-of-town goesta were: Miss Minnie Pickman, Miss Sue Pick- man, Mr. and Mrs. L Cooperman, W. Cooperman, Mrs. M. Mosko- witz, 1. Pickman and Mr. and Mrs. A. Pickman, all of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper- man of Cleveland. After an extended honeymoon trip to Washington, the couple will make their home in Detroit. SMALL-NUCHIMS The wedding of Miss Sadie Nuchims, daughter of Mrs. Mary Nuchims, to Dr. llenry Small. son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Small of Calvert Ave., took place o n Sun- day, Nov. 17, at the Colonial Ho- tel in ML Clemens. Rabbi Louis ABC Babyland :- The Jewish Women's European Original Rhinestone 4r. We Carry • Full Line of DIAMOND WRIST WATCHES Ornj Kelly The Bar Mitzvah of Marvin The following planted trees in Adler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adler, vice president of Congre- Palestine the Jewish National Fund: gation B'nai Moshe, will take Five trees by Mr. and Mrs. Louis place Saturday morning, Nov. 23, Davidson, in honor of the Bar at the B'nai Moshe. No cards. Mitzvah of their son, Gerald. One tree by Judge and Sirs . Mr. and Mrs. William Roth of in memory of 3205 Leslie Ave. will be hosts at Charles Rubiner, Metzger, a reception on Sunday, Nov. 24. Nathan D. Four trees by Eva Prenzlauer from 9 to 11 p. tn., in honor of Maternity Aid Society, in memory the marriage of their sister, 5liss of Nathan D. Metzger, Sol De Helen Klanfer, to Benjamin Bie- Young, Bessie Soren and Hyman nenstock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Million, Jacob Bienenstock. No cards. 1 Births New Miss Bertha Charmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. 51. Charmer of Audubon Ave., is to become the bride of Samuel Sheps, son of Mrs. Celia Sheps, on Dec. 1. The MISS BETTY RUTH DAVIDSON wedding will take place at the B'nai David Synagogue, Elmhurs t Mr. and Mrs. Israel Davidson of and Fourteenth, at 6:30 p. m. Chicago Blvd., announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Betty Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millman Ruth, to Dr. Herbert Jerome of 3042 Webb Ave. were hosts Bloom of the University of Michi- on Nov. 17, at a dinner of lovely gan School of Dentistry, son of appointments given in honor of Joseph A. Bloom of Byron Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Please on the occasion of their 11th wedding Trees Planted in Palestine anniversary. National Mrs. Sophia Weil of Longfel- low Ave. returned to her home after a stay of several weeks at Nov. 28—Miss Marjorie Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cole of the Seward Hotel, to Abe Sloan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis the Essex House, New York City. Sloan. at Hotel Stotler. Mrs. Minnie Goldsmith of 6925 Nov. 28—Miss Rhoda Weiss of 2725 W. Boston Blvd. to Ben Oakman Blvd., left for Los An- Robbins. geles to spent the winter, Nov. 28—Miss Sylvia Dorothy Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Goldsmith, sonof Mr. and Joseph M. Weiss, to Simon Baer, son of Mrs. Regina Baer. Mrs. Morris Goldsmith of Detroit, Dec. 1—Miss Bertha Charmer to Samuel Shepa, was recently initiated into Alpha Dec. 5—Miss Elaine Schlesinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Epsilon Pi at the Michigan State Arthur William Schlesinger of Boston Blvd., to Dr. Richard Philip College. David was successful in earning his numerals in baseball Greenblatt, son of Mr. and Mrs Jac Greenblatt of New Orleans. and will be on the varsity baseball squad this spring. Among the men from Detroit who attended the homecoming at East Lansing are Charles Futterman, Larry Wein- garden, George Gilbert. Al Green- berg, Joseph Taish, Lou Handler, Harold Nelson and Dr, Jules M. Oct. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Benjamin of Brooklyn, N Goldsmith, president of the Michi- Y., a daughter, Ruth Louise. Mr. Benjamin is a former resident of gan Alumni Club of Alpha Epsilon Detroit. Pi, brother of David Goldsmith. Oct. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Solomon (Esther Traub) of Preparations are now being made 18900 Mapleview Ave., a son, Mervin Leroy. by the local group to attend the Nov. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Erwin I. Rosenbloom (Rose Land National Convention to be held in garten), a son, Martin Aaron. Cleveland in December. No. 13—To Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Gumbiner of Selma, Ala- bama, a daughter, Jane Abbie. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Ellis (Evelyn Shorr), a son, Stewart Miles. To Mr. and Mrs. George G. Koven (Rose Berlin-, of 2653 Clem- ents Ave., a daughter, Arlene Fern. The Standard Club announces To Mr. and Mrs. S. Rosenberg of 3358 West Grand Ave., a the election of the following new daughter, Sandra Dolores. directors: Harry Grant, re-elected presi- dent; Maurice Aroneson, re-elected vice president; Harry Alvin, treas- urer; Louis C. Blumbeg, secretary; George Blumenthal, Abe Srere, Nate Shapero, Herman Marks and William Friedman, directors. IP ' ':-.1., ''• - , . 2.: ; °41.00- ,.:,,, ---..., -.1.2*--- .. Wholesale Jewelers 608 METROPOLITAN BLDG. Miss Lucille Shirley Bearman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bearman of 3305 Burlingame Ave., celebrated her 16th birth- day with a formal dinner party at Northwood Inn on Nov. 15: There were 10 couples present. Wedding Calendar s Balance in conve- nient payments. No interest or altera- tion charges. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wiener of Boston Blvd. left for Southern California for about six weeks, and will spend the balance of the winter in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas, and Monterey, Mexico. blue satin. Her corsage was of tea with their committee, are work ing hard to prepare a number of roses and orchids. amusements in addition to the fee- Mrs. Mary Nuchims, the bride's luring of Gene Regis and his or- mother wore a gown of gunmetal chestra. metallic cloth trimmed in burgun- dy velvet. Her corsage was of orchids. Mrs. Aaron Small, the groom's mother wore a black matelasse gown with a matching jacket which had three-quarter length A meeting of the Junior Jewish sleeves. tier only adornment was National Fund, conducted by Jack • diamond clip which was at the Pollack, was held at the home of neck and she also wore orchids. Miss Birdie Feldstein, 1955 Blaine As they walked down the aisle which had palms on both sides Ave. The president appointed Mrs. Mrs. Rider gang "I Love You Jeanette Hoffman Pohl and Mrs. Truly." Newman Papa as chairman Mary Dinner was served for 60 guests in the green room. All the tables of the sixth annual dance to be held on Jan. 12, at the Statler 110- were bedecked with beautiful chrysanthemums and ivory tapers. tel, featuring Mike Falk and his orchestra. A reception for 200 guests fol- The other chairmen of commit- lowed at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron tees are as follows: David Zeit, chairman of pro- Small of 2692 Calvert Ave. The bridal couple left for an gram; Mrs. Pauline Gotfreund, chairman of tickets; Miss Feld- extended honeymoon motoring through the central and eastern stein, chairman of publicity. At the conclusion of the meeting states. The bride's going away outfit was • brown cedarbark suit Morris Stern, an active member, trimmed in lynx. She wore a cor- gave a short discussion of current sage of white gardenias, Upon events of Palestine. . A new member, Abraham Rosen- their return. Dr. and Mrs. Small zweig, and a prospective member will reside on Lawrence Ave. Sant Yagoda, have done creditable Flowers for all occasions — work for the Junior Jewish Na- Dexter-Joy Florist, Euclid 6082. Donal Fund. For the Men Who Wenn the Berl at • Price He Wants to Pay Jr. J. N. F. Dance Jan. 12 at Statler c The very "feel" of the Wool- ens and the smart smooth- ness of the tailoring stamps the CHALLENGER Suit or Overcoat as an outstanding garment. The one low price confirms it. You, too, will say: "Here's good value." $3 Others et 2.1 lo PO 0 / '4'6%4 r4/44 04 BAUMGARTNER'S WASHINGTON BLVD.:4T GRAND RIVER