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RAINBQW WILL HAVE
FORMAL GARDEN PARTY

Rainbow Purity Chapter No. 12
is sponsoring a formal garden
party for members and escorts,
to be held Sunday, June 28, at
19:30, at 16905 Wildemere Ave.
Reservations are to be made for
50 couples only. Alice Ludin,
chairman, and Rosalie Schwartz,
co-chairman, announce that there
will be refreshmeuta and dancing.
Leona Rosenberg is in charge of
the dating bureau for that night.
Music will be by Jimmy Daven-
port and his orchestra. The girls
do the treating.
At the last meeting of the sea-
son Agatha Rabin was inlated.
Pearl Pernick, Leona Rosen.
berg, Fay Grunt, Anna Rom,
Dorothy Fisher, Helen Kate and

Vera Braun are the leaders In
the penny popularity contest for

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June 26, 193G

Mrs. Kaplan Again
Heads U.H.S. Group

Josephine Stern Wed to Leonard H . Weiner

At the annual meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the United
Hebrew Schools, held June 1, at
the Hotel Stotler, the following

Ct

Dr. and Mrs. Hugo A. Freund
Rabbi Leon From presided over
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. the special session on education
Andrew Wineman for a few days of the Central Conference of
at their cabin in Gaylord, Mich.
American Rabbis, Friday, 'June
27, at Cape May, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Crooner
and their daughter, Joan, will leave
Mr. and Mrs'
C. Tigay left
next week to spend some time in Sunday, June 21, A. for
a trip east ,
California.
ending in New York, where on
July 1, they will sail for Europe
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Epstein and on the Normandie.
their children will leave June 28
to spend the remainder of the sum.
The Mt. Scopus Builders hold
mar at Charlevoix, Mich.
their last business meeting of this
season, Sunday, June 14.
Dr. and Mrs. Willard Mayer and
their children left June 25 to spend
Mrs. Elsie Slakter entertained
the summer in Frankfort, Mich.
nine couples at a formal dinner-
dance at the Eastern Star Cafe ,
MRS. HIMON KAPLAN
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Klein left Sunday, June 21, in honor of the
Tuesday to spend a few days in graduation of her son, Benjamin,
officers were elected for another New York.
from Central High School.
year:

MRS. LEONARD H. WEINER
Mrs. !Limon Kaplan, president;
Mrs. Mollie Stern of E. Grand
Mr. and Mrs. I. Rosenthal of
(Miss Josephine Stern)
Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, first vice-presi- Blvd. has as her guest
her
broth-
Edison
Ave.
returned
from
an
ex-
dent; Mrs. Charles Smith, second er-in-law, Harry Stern of Den-
In the presence of the families , man and the ushers were Gabriel
tended trip to Washington where
vice-president; Mrs. Max Hayman, ver, Colo.
they attended the American Con- Josephine II. Stern, daughter of Alexander and George Stutz of
third vice-president; 'Mrs. Jack
gress conference. From there Mrs. Milford Stern, and Leonard Detroit.
Freedman, recording secretary;
Miss
Naomi
Stone
was
hostess
they
went to New York City to H. Weiner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Mrs. Joe Horwitz, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Louis Tobin, as. at a bridge luncheon last Thursday visit with their daughter, Zelda.
Samuel Weiner, of Sioux City, Stern wore a gown of black net
at
the
Franklin
Hills
Country
Club
with cream lace trimming and a
sistant corresponding secretary;
Ia.,
spoke
their
vows
Thursday,
The old folks of the home for June 18, at 7 p. rn. Rabbis Leo M. corsage of deep purple orchids.
Mrs. Jack Tobin, financial secre- in honor of brides-elect, Rose Mary
tary; Mrs. Bert Smokier, treas- Berger, Marie Daneman and Lor- the Aged were taken to Belle Franklin, Leon From and A. M. Mrs. Weiner's gown was black
raine
Mark,
Twenty-four
guests
Isle on June 17 by the Home Re- Hershman officiated at the cere- point d'esprit and she wore orchids.
urer.
were present.
l ief Society, They were enter- mony which took place in the ivory
Dinner was served in the small
The following members were
ballroom at a U-shaped table dec-
tained and served refreshments, room of the Hotel Stotler,
elected to serve on the board: Mes-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlesin- and the taken for a leisurely
orated
with garlands of smilax
dames Julius Berman, A. 0. Bar. ger are visiting in Washington,
An improvised altar was banked and centered with bowls of white
drive around the island. The fol- with
sky, Herman Cohen, Harry Cohen, D. C.
palms, and vases of white roses and a large wedding cake,
l
owing members provided trans- flowers, carnations, f e v e r f e w,
J. Dorfman, I. Dworkin, L. David-
portation, cakes. fruit, candy and snapdragons
Mr. and Mrs. Weiner motored to
son, S. Davidson, M. Dann, S.
and roses, and white
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert and her
Eder, L. Fineman, P. Gilbert, S. daughter, Barbara, will sail from drinks: Mrs. Philip Brenner, tapers burned in tall candelabra. Montreal and Quebec for a 10 days'
MARQUISETTE
motor trip. For traveling the bride
Kavanau, M, Krause, I. Katz, A. New York on June 30 for a North chairman; Mrs. Sam Baer, Mrs.
Philip
Stern,
brother
of
the
Charles Cornell, Mrs. Robert bride, played the wedding march wore a three-piece suit of beige
Kasle, H. Madison, Anne Moss, P. Cape cruise.
Drews, Mrs. H. Dunitz, Mrs. L. and the bride was giVen in mar- sharkskin consisting of a jacket
"BAR" DRESS with
Olender, M. Rosenzweig, Charles
Gunsberg, Mrs. H. Gates, Mrs.
Robinson, A. B. Stralser, henry
riage by her cousin, David Wilkus. and skirt and a long topcoat. Her
Mrs. Adalia Raphael and daugh-
hat, shoes and accessories were
II. Shapero, J. Sonenklar, E. Solo- ter, Rachel, returned to their Arthur Ginsburg, Mrs. L. Gold-
Her
gown
was
of
white
satin
Mayfair embroidery
mon, S. Singer, M. Saulson, A. home in Davenport, Ia., after a stick, Mrs. Ira Friedenberg, Mrs. fashioned with a high neckline, brown and she wore orchids.
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
Schmerin, S. Silkier, H. Shulman, three-weeks' visit with Mr. and J. J. Kanter, Mrs. I. Mandenberg, long tight sleeves and a short
Mrs.
Joseph
Sacks,
Mrs.
Al
Weis-
H. Wetsman and J. Yolles.
train. Her only ornament was a ding were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Answering your demand
Mrs. Charles A. Finaterwald.
man, Miss Sybil Weisman and diamond pin worn by her aunt, Schulman, Mr. and Mrs. Max
The honorary directors are: Mes-
for ''something not too
Mrs. Leon Zeckman. Mrs. William Mrs. Sarah Rosenzweig, at her Wollstein, Hugo Wollstein, Marcus
dames M. H. Zackheim, H. Lippitt,
hire. S. T. Gilbert and Mrs. Flo- Gordon provided the ice cream.
formal" — crisp. sheer
wedding 60 years ago. A tulle veil Herstein, of New York City; Mr.
111. Wexler, I. Margolis and G. M. ra Goodman left to spend the sum-
navy or black marquisette,
fell from a cap made of lace from and Mrs. Samuel Weiner of Sioux
Roberts.
mer at Charlevoix, Mich. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Ash her mother's wedding gown and City, Iowa; Mrs. Berg and Miss
with white embroidery—
Comprehensive and interesting
Berg
of
Minneapolis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
of
8441
LaSalle
Blvd.,
announce
she carried gardenias and lilies of
for dining and dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heaven-
reports of the past year's work
Rozan and daughter of Cleveland,
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Nor- the valley.
were read by the officers and by rich moved to Detroit recently and man David, on Saturday morn-
Dr. and Mrs. J. Rosen and Dr.
The maid of honor, Beatrice Milton Rozan of Lansing, Mr. and
chairmen of the various standing are now domiciled at the Whittier ing, June 27, at Congregation
Joshel, of Geneva, III. , wore a
committees. Following the meeting, Apts.
Shaarey Zedek. At home Sunday, sleeveless gown of dusty
Nu..., it..
pink Mrs. W. Ronan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
the members were entertained by
28, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 crepe ornamented with two large Stern, bliss Rosalind Greenberg,
STUDIO DIIISM SHOP
Miss Janet Welt returned to the June
Miss Dorothy Reiser, who gave
p. m. No cards.
Albert Greenberg of Buffalo; Har-
Cris FLOOR
City
on
June
26
after
spending
the
rhinestone
clips.
She
carried
token
several interpretative readings.
roses, gerbera and delphinium. Ot- ry Stern of Denver, Mr. and Mrs.
Refreshments were served during winter in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller en- to Graf of Ann Arbor was best Harry Lowenstein, son and daugh-
the social hour.
ter of Hamilton, Ohio.
USSEKS
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Wittelshofer tertained at their home, 15505
After Sept. 1, Mr. and Mrs.
On Thursday, June 18, the for- left June 20 for the West.
Prairie Ave., on Saturday night,
1411I WOODWARD AMUR
mer and present board members
Weiner
will be at home at 1977
June 20, in honor of their 10th
Announce Her Betrothal Tuxedo Ave.
attended a luncheon at the Knoll-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman wedding anniversary. A midnight
wood Country Club and following and their daughter Sue, are spend- supper was served to 50 guests.
the luncheon, a regular board ing a month at their cabin in Gay-
meeting was held and the follow- lord, Mich.
Mrs. Guy Rowe and son,
ing committees were appointed:
Charles, are the guests of Mr.
Publicity, chairman, Mrs. Hen-
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bielfield and Mrs. Charles A. Finsterwald.
ry II. Shapero; co-chairman, Mrs. (Nathalie Ash), whose marriage
M. 11. Zackheim; printing, Mrs. was a recent social event of this
Miss Gloria Silverman, daugh-
Jack Freedman; program, Mrs. season, returned from a southern ter' of Mrs. Rose Silverman, was
Wolf Kaplan, chairman; Mesdames trip and are residing temporarily honored with a colorful bridal
at E. Grand River
II. Id. Shulman, J. IL Ehrlich, with Mrs. Bielfield'a parents, Mr. dinner shower at the Webster
CO where enlarged facilities enables us to render an even finer
Jack Tobin, Bert Smokier, Charles and Mrs. Harry B. Ash of 8441 Hall Cocktail Grill, Monday eve-
•nd more economical service on fine furs.
Smith, Esther Solomon, Simon LaSalle Blvd.
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ning, June 22. The hostesses
Shetzer; music, Mrs. Max Weks-
were Miss Mollie Lieberman,
ler, chairman; Mesdames Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman Mrs. H. A. Burman and Mrs.
Cohen, Jacob Sonenklar, Louis To- and children are leaving July 1 to Theodore Wise, arranged place
bin, Harry Madison, Joe Horwitz, spend the summer at Buelah, Mich. cards for 100 guests. Entertain-
Irving Dworkin; membership, Mrs.
ment was furnished during the
All the newest styles and expert workmanship
Philip Gilbert, chairman; Mes-
Mrs. I. Polozker is spending a dinner and bridge followed later
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dames Samuel Eder, A, Kasle, few days in Atlantic City.
in the evening.
Order Now and Save on Next Year's Prices
Anna Moss, M. Dann, A. 0. Bar-
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sky, M. Rosenzweig, A. B. Stral-
Mrs. William A. Feltner and
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51r.and Mrs. Albert Kurtz of
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ser, I. Katz, Samuel Kavanau, J. her daughter, Roddy, of Wood- 2350 Elmhurst Ave., announce
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Dorfman; delinquent dues, Mrs. M. ingham Drive, returned home af- the Bar Mitzvah of their son.
Krause, chairman; Mesdames L. ter spending three weeks in New Lawrence, on Saturday morning,
Davidson, S. Davidson, I. Margo- York City. While in New York July 4, at 9 - o'clock at the B'nai
lis, P. Olender, S. Singer, L. Fine- Mrs. Feltner leased an apartment David Synagogue, Elmhurst and
man, M. Hayman, J. Tobin; hos- in Turner Towers on Eastern 14th Sts. There will be a din-
3290 ROCHESTER AVE.
pitality, Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, chair- Parkway, where they will make ner-dance In honor of the Bar
GARFIELD 9089
MISS DOROTHY SMITH
man; Mesdames J. Berman, A. B. their future home after Aug. 1. Mitzvah on Sunday evening, July
Offers instruction in privat e and class lessons in the
elementary, intermediate and advanced
Stralser, Charles Smith, G. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith
5, at Northwood Inn, for 60
grades.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Solomon en- guests.
Roberts, A. Carlstein, H. Kraft,
of 1935 Glynn Court, announce
Special attention given class work for the pre-school child
Herman Cohen, A. Deutsch, Eli tertained a few friends on Satur-
the engagement of their daughter,
and beginners in creative music. This includes ear training
day,
June
20
at
their
summer
home
Sachse; tonal, Mrs. A. J. Koff-
Rabbi and Mrs. Joshua S. Sper- Dorothy, to Newton H. Weingar-
which involves music thinking, hearing and writing, also
man, chairman, Mesdames H. in Canada.
ka have returned from their trip den, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1. E.
transposing and sight reading.
Wetsman, Charles Smith, Morse
to Washington, D. C., where Weingarden of Tyler Ave. At
All these carried along with regular work at the piano.
Mrs. M. J. Greenberg of Clem- Rabbi Sperka was a delegate to home on Sunday, July 12, from
Saulson, A. J. Schwerin, Charles
ents Ave. and Miss Bessie Keif the electoral conference of the 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
Robinson, Joseph Yolles.
The annual donor luncheon of LaSalle Blvd. left Friday to American Jewish Congress. Rabbi
chairman will be Mrs. Bert Smok- spend a fortnight in New York Sperka was elected alternate dele-
ler.
and Providence, R. I. While in New gate to the World Jewish Con- House of Shelter
The Women's Auxiliary of the York, Mn. Greenberg will attend gress. During the trip east Mrs.
Ladies' Auxiliary
United Hebrew Schools acknowl. the wedding of Miss Ann Faudeni Sperka visited with relatives in
edges with thanks the contribution of the Bronx, N. Y., formerly of New York, being the house guest
Then Come to
The newly organized Women's
of the Moss Bridge Club in honor this city.
of her brother-in-law, Rabbi I. M.
Auxiliary of the House of Shelter,
of the golden wedding anniversary
Sperka of Brooklyn, N. Y.
headed by Mrs. Hyman Altman as
Mrs. Edward Barnett of Chicago
of Mr. and Mrs. Zemon Muscovich.
Blvd. has been spending the past
Mrs. Jack Abelcoff and daugh- president, sponsored a linen shower
week In Chicago, Ill.
ters of Euclid Ave. are spending last Tuesday afternoon, in the
the summer at Cassel Lodge on B'nai Moshe Synagogue.
B'nai Moshe Picnic
The large amount of linens,
The food shower that is being East Twin Lake, Lewiston, Mich.
on Sunday, June
brought in by the guests as admis-
planned to help provide the nec-
essary foods for children of the
Miss Jean Stolarsky of Leslie sions will be used in the new build-
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH,
The annual picnic of the Sis- Center Play School and Day Ave. spent the past week-end in ing for homeless men on Taylor
and Woodrow Wilson Ayes., which
terhood of Congregation B'nai Mo- Camp will be held on Thursday Cleveland, Ohio.
Large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished, with private bath and
was recently purchased by the
she will be held on Sunday, June evening, July 2, at 8:30 o'clock
shower. Children's dining room and governess—playgrounds.
28, at liemrich Park, formerly at the Jewish Community Cen-
Willard Zamsky visited his par- Jewish Welfare Federation. The
known as Rochester State Park. ter. The date previously an- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Zamsky, in present House of Shelter is located
The enlarged dance hall and cabaret is under the
There will be games, refreshments, nounced was June 30.
Cleveland during the past week- at 77 Alger Ave. '
personal management of MR. BARON, and a famous
Members and friends spent the
dancing. The general chairman for
end.
dance and concert orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. Charles King of Santa Rosa
afternoon at varied card games,.
St. returned from a visit with her
Mr and Mrs. A. Bernstein of besides enjoying refreshments pro-
Men's and Women's Solariums—New Social as Entertaining
family in Philadelphia.
Staff—Tenni s
W. Philadelphia Ave. have as their vided by the following firms:
Courts, Golf Course nearby
guests, their niece, Mrs. E. Zaren- Farm Maid Dairy Co., Iloptmann's
Many Added Improvements Have
Mrs. Fred Schwartz returned berg, and her niece, Naomi Soo- Bakery, Dexter Bakery, Vienna
Made Baron's
from a motor trip to New York.
dik of Beaver Falls, Pa., who Bakery, The Original Warsaw Ba-
the Moat Modern Resort in Michigan
came to attend the marriage of kery on Winder and Hastings,
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Weiner Mrs. Zarenberg's son, Morris, to Portnoy Bros. grocery, Rosen's
(Shirley Lober of Detroit) who Sally Roth, which took place on grocery on Dexter and High Grade womazammocu
maaamszacwocusweacum muwarc
Bakery on 12th.
have, since their marriage in Sep- I June 20.
tember, la34, been living In Bis-
Large packages containing linens
mark. N. D., are now residing in
Mrs. Nate Rubin and children were sent in by M. Pupko and liar-
Where Carefree Pleasure Reigns , . .
Birmingham, Ala. Dr. Weiner, of Elmhurst Ave. and Babe Wein- ry Goldberg.
Several vocal selections were
who is a member of the Medical berg motored to Cleveland last
Reserve Corps of the U. S. Army, Saturday to visit their relatives rendered by Miss Betty Wine and
Miss Tillie Fine. Mrs. llelen
will soon receive his captaincy. He and friends.
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has been on duty at the Station
king played the piano accompani-
Miss Marcia Gorshoff of Sioux ment.
Hospital at Fort Lincoln, N. D.,
A COMPLETELY MODERN AND UP - TO - DATE •
Harold Silver, director of the
and has now resigned from active Falls. S. D., a junior student at
duty. He and Mrs. Weiner, while the University of Minnesota, is Jewish Social Service Bureau, was
RESORT—FOR AN IDEAL VACATION
motoring to Birmingham, stopped , the guest of her uncle and aunt, guest speaker of the afternoon.
at Minneapolis, where they were Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Shulman Mr. Silver spoke on the necessity
• Good Food
• Baseball Diamond
and function of the House of Shel-
the guests of Dr. Weiner's par- of Webb Ave.
• Billiard Table
ter and on the intended work of
ents; at Chicago, and at Detroit,
• Large Airy Rooms
• Tennis Court
where they visited with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Goldberg the Auxiliary.
• Hot & Cold Water
Weiner's mother, Mrs. F. Lobar, and son, Victor, of 3316 Ful-
• Basketball Court
of Webb Ave. On their way lerton Ave. left June 25 for New
MRS. JACOB FARKAS
• Children's Mayfield
south they stopped at Cincinnati York City from where they will Scholarship Medals Award-
this picnic is Mrs. Jacob Farkas. and Louisville, Ky.
ed by Rosenwald Post
sail on July 1 on the S. S. Nor.
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LEVIN'S

Her co-chairmen are Mrs. E. Eb-
ner, Max Reisner, Max Matyaa,
Max Gross, A. Brunauer, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Weiss.
Directions for getting to Hem-
rich Park are: Take Woodward
Ave. to Main St., Royal Oak, turn
right at the cemetery fork then
follow the Rochester Road to 14
Mile, Rochester State Park.
An invitation is extended to the
members of the congregation and
their friends to this annual picnic.

mandie for an extended trip

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morrie of through Europe. They will return
The Julius Rosenwald Post of
Burlingame Ave. have as their on Sept. 16.
the American Legion awarded
guest their cousin, Miss Lois
medals f

Rubin of Cleveland.

or scholastic achieve-

Mrs. .1. Sklar, her daughter, ments to the following: . .
and granddaughter, Miss
Marvin Shusterman, Charlotte
Talley J. Pomerania of De-. Betty,
Betty Rubin. of 1610 Hazelwood Pearistein, Evelyn Kass,
troit, who has made business con- vs. returned from a visit to
Bruce
Renaud, Edna Rankin and Charles
nections In Bay City, will make New York City.

his home there with Si. family.

Vranian.
The post will hold its annual

Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Finkel of picnic at Edgewater Park
the benefit of the Jewish Chit
Mr. and Mrs. Louis &heart:
on Sun-
'Elmhurst Ave. announce the day, July 5.
dren s Home. A party will be held
and 40 ". Norman and
nd Gilbe rt. graduation
of their daughter,
at k ef amel1
In September at which time the
unosto
On
The date of the second Pkni< are t guests u
Charlotte,
from
the
Detroit
Susi-
Last
popularity leader will be crowned. has been set for Sunday, Aug. 9.
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