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rifEVentorr,faisn ORDNICLE
'August 7, 1936
Mill-End
SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gorman announce the engagement o
Mrs Sidney Stone and daugh- their daughter, Pauline, to Gerald Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
ter, Naomi, accompanied by Miss Goldberg.
Lois Gerson, sailed on the Queen
Mary on Aug. 12, for a month's
tour of England, France, Belgium
and Holland.
Wedding Calendar
The Misses Sophie Blanche and
Kitty Schwartz of 1947 Glad-
Aug. 8—Miss Ethel Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
stone Ave. will leave Sunday on
the S. S. South American for Chi- David Silverstein of 12056 Dexter Blvd., to Harold Weisblatt, son
ergo where they will be guests of David Weisblatt. Reception Sunday, Aug. 9, at 7 p. m., at Con
gregation David, Elmhurst and 14th Sts.
at the Edgewater Beach Hotel.
Aug. 9—Miss Tillie Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The Misses Grade Laudes and David Silverstein of 12056 Dexter Blvd., to Rabbi Jacob M. Brown
Bert Broudy sailed on the Duch- of Atlanta, Ga., at Congregation B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th Sts.
Aug. 9—Miss 'Miriam Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
ess of Atholl for an extended
cruise. Upon their return they Miller of 1484 Taylor Ave., to Ilenry I'awlansky, son of Mr. and
will visit in New York City, Que- Mrs. Joseph Pawlansky of Chicago, Ill.
bec and Montreal.
Aug. 9—Miss Myrtle Tananbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore Tanenbaum of 637 Alger Ave, to Louis Abrams, son of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz and 'Mrs. Benjamin Abrams of 3755 Waverly Ave., at Congregation
of 2711 Tuxedo Ave., announce Ahavath Zion, Holbrook and Beaubien, at 4 o'clock. Rev. Jacob Sil-
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, verman and Rabbi S. H. Fine will officiate. Dinner for the immediate
Norman II., on Saturday, Aug. 8, family and relatives at Lacher's, twill be followed by a reception at
at Cong. Beth Abraham. A re- 8 o'clock.
• Breaking All Records for Crowds
• Vast Assortments of NEW
merchandise
• Savings more outstanding than
you've witnessed in some time
• Complete CREDIT System — a plan
for every purse and person —
INVESTIGATE.
ception will be held at home.
Aug. 16—Miss Anne Karp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Karp, to Joseph Mendelson, son of Jacob Mendelson of Ilartford,
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Stone of Conn., at Congregation Beth Tephila Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
1160 Longfellow Ave. returned Wilson. Reception at 9:30. No cards.
from a sojourn at Hotel Stevens,
Aug. 23—Miss Sybil Weisman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Chicago.
Weisman of 2241 Taylor Ave., to Burton Marks, son of Mrs. Joseph
M. Marks of the Belcrest. Ceremony at 12:30 p. m. at the Stotler
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lowenstein Hotel. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will officiate.
and children returned from
Aug. 30—Miss Beatrice Schmittel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frankfort, Mich., where they Samuel Schmittel of 1506 Lee Place, to David 0. Edelheit, son of
spent the month of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edelheit of 1723 Gladstone Ave., at Congre-
gation B'nai Moshe.
CROWLEY-MILNER'S
Aug. 30—Miss Shirley Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Rosenthal of 2200 Edison Ave., to Harold Shatzen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shatzen of 3210 Calvert Ave. A reception
will be held at the home of the bride's parents, 2200 Edison Ave.,
from 7 to 11 p. rn.
Sept. 6—Miss Mollie Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sabbath services will be con- Morris D. Rosenthal of 3762 Elmhurst Ave., to Leo Mandell, son of
ducted at Congregation B'nai Mr. and Mrs. L. Mandell of Owen Ave.
David, Fourteenth at Elmhurst
Sts,. on Saturday, Aug. 15, at
9 a. m., by the famed Moscow
Cantor, Leo Lange. He will be
assisted by a male choir under
the direction of the well-known
choir leader, David Shkolnick of
Detroit. The public is invited.
Aug. 5—To 51r. and Mrs. Morris Levine (Leona be Vine) of
There will be no charge for ad- 1991 Gladstone, a daughter.
mission.
Aug. 2—To Dr. and Mrs. Albert Bloom (Belle Briskman
The congregation is now con-
of Boston Blvd., a son, Robert Allen.
ducting a membership drive durs
July 23—To Dr. and Mrs. Saul Cole of 16221 Washburn Ave.
ing which period the annual dues
will be only 316. Besides all the a daughter, Marlene.
other benefits of membership,
July 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Emil Friedman (Gertrude Shubow
each member is entitled to two of 3240 Rochester Ave., a daughter, Wilma Kay.
seats for the High Holy Holidays
June 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Abe Nash of 2469 Clements Ave.
without additional payment. See a daughter, Gail.
Rabbi Sperka or inquire at the
June 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perlis (Mildred Erusall) a
synagogue for information.
son.
Cantor Leo Lange
at the B'nai David
Saturday, Aug. 15
1 "MUSKOKA LODGE"
Vacation at
Births
THE IDEAL SUMMER RESORT
Beautifully situated on Mary Lake. Heart of Muskoka Region
Offering
GUESTS OF TASTE AND DISCRIMINATION
COMFORT AND MODERNITY
in a
SETTING OF UNSURPASSED NATURAL BEAUTY
EXCELLENT CUISINE — OUTDOOR ACTIVITY
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
S. M. GUNSBURG, Manager
Post Office: PORT SYDNEY, ONT.
Telephone Utterson 26
Hungarian Jewish
Journalist Here
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Visits Detroit on Worldwide Tour
Which Will Be Described
in Book
Soma Frankfurt, Hungarian
Jewish journalist, is a Detroit
visitor. Ile has come here to 'study
conditions and to incorporate his
views of this city which he, to-
gether with another Jewish jour-
nalist, Joseph Weiss, also of Buda-
pest, will incorporate in a book to
be published in New York in a
f ew months.
Frankfurt and Weiss are mak-
i ng a tour of the world which will
l ast seven years. They have al-
ready visited a score Of countries
in Europe and America, and they
plan to visit various lands in Asia
and Africa.
Mr. Frankfurt said he doubted
whether the Spanish rebels will be
successful and he believes that
Fascism there will be crushed. He
bases his views on a study of con-
ditions in Spain during two visits
there. He said also that he believes
conditions are improving for the
Jews in Mexico.
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uncheon of Hebrew Ladies
Aid Society on Aug. 12
SAFER FOOD PROTECTION
Although summer activities of
he Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
3. FASTER FREEZING...
MORE ICE
4. MORE USABILITY
- 4 eased temporarily, welfare aid is
1 eing administered in the regular
n anner. It was decided at a
I pedal meeting held last Wednes-
ay, to arrange • summer lunch-
. FIVE-YEAR PROTECTION ' on-bridge,
proceeds of which will
PLAN
I e utilized to replenish the treas-1
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ry.
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This affair will be held on Wed-I
Aug. 12, at 12:30 p. m.,!
Skeeter Furniture Company t esday,
the B'nai Moshe, Lawrence and
(Formerly Shecter Music Co.)
)exter. The president appointed
8925 TWELFTH STREET
Phone, TYLER 6-2030 he following to be in charge of
Bet. Taylor and Hazelwood
his luncheon: Mesdames Ethel
ABE MAX
ASSOCIATED WITH
D. M. Woodruff & Co.
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ION PENOBSCOT BLDG.
RANDOLPH NIS
Members
!Navin
and
Orders
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
Solleited: on Conserv-
Arrount•
(*eried
CHICAGO
EXCHANGE
CHICAGO STOCK
CURB EXCHANGE
Wive Margin
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oodman, A. J. Schiff, and Ethel
Biller. The committee announces
hat a full course luncheon will
e served, which will be followed
y card playing.
Such a delightful time was had
y those who attended the last
icnic of the society, that it was
rged to have another. Accord-
ngly, another picnic will be held
Sunday, Aug. 16, at River
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r ouge Park. Mrs. Jacob Green-
cold is in charge.
leophian Young Judaeans
Elect Officers
The Cleophian branch of the
Enjoy DOUBLE-MELLOW Old Gold Cigarettes with your dinner 1 etroit Young Judaea organize.
t ion recently held election of of-
secs. Gertrude Strom was elect-
YOUR SUMMER VACATION Adult Facilities
e d president; Anne Averbuch,
CRUISE or TRIP
. 1 ice-president and corresponding
-
at Camp Avrunin , ecretary; Rose Shur, recording
BOAT Or PLANE
■ ecretary; Evelyn Shrager, trees-
BUS or TRAIN
rer. After an active summer
Provisions for Elders During t limaxed
by an outing at East-
Month of September to In- c rood Park,
Cleophians are
Rhea E. Cashman
elude Real Hotel Service
' Manning for the
a busy fall season.
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lee.
Bureau.
Nide
Tvotrel
11orld urn. 1.1 Agent All Lines
Thln1 liner
Mrs. Clara Avrunin, manager 1 Borne Appointed to
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"...M.O. Med' of Camp Avrunin on Big Wolf a: Edinburgh
RANDOLPH
Univer-
Lake, near Grass lake, Mich., an-
sity Faculty
nounces that she it making pro-
visions for camp facilities for
Demand Roget's Thesaurus Re- adults during
EDINBURGH (WNS)—Dr.
more Term Offensive to Jews September. the entire month of li fax Borne, distinguished Jewish
— Mrs. Avrunin Attu that all the F hilosopher, who was ousted from
CHICAGO (WNS)—A letter to new bungalows will be arranged }" is post in Germany, has been
to the faculty of the
the Garden City Publishing Com• for the accomodation of adults ! ppointed
pony, Garden City, N. Y., pub- and that real hotel service will be , iversity of Edinburgh.
fishers of the new edition of Ro- offered.
set's Thesaurus, from Harold J. The adult season will start on 5.. inters of Zion Mizrachi
Reiter of Chicago, demands the Sunday, Aug. 30, and will con- Donor Luncheon Nov. 22
elimination of the word "Jew" tinue for the entire month of
as • synonym for "lender" and September.
A meeting of the Sister of Zion
''parsimony." Citing a long ar. Because there is a large de- 1 izrachi was held at the home of
ray of facts and biographical . mond for camp facilities for I drs. Singer of 231 Owen Rye.
data to disprove the myth of Jews, adults, it is important that those I 'lane for the annual donor lunch-
as usurers, Mr. Reiter calls on the desiring accomodations should e on to be held Nov. 22 were dis-
publishers for a correction, aim make reservations at once, by c used.
ing that the use of the word calling either the camp, at Grim
"Jew"in this . connection spreads Lake, Mich., Grass Lake 8003, or Flowers for all occasions —
the Detroit office, TU. 7.2238.
nosh as her Tulipi
Engagements
The People's Choice for Bargains!
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PAGE SEVEN
•nd THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
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aarriages
SILVERMAN—SERLIN
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ser-
lin of 2655 Leslie Ave. announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Hortense E., to Arthur Silverman,
son of Mr. and Mrs, N. Silverman
of 2667 Tyler Ave., on Sunday,
Aug. 2. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi Moses Fischer, in
the presence of the immediate fam-
ilies, at the home of the bride's
grandmother, Mrs. G. Ressler, of
2303 Hazelwood Ave. The couple
are now honeymooning in the
East, and upon returning will re-
side at 3036 Tyler Ave.
COHEN—BERGER
The marriage of Rosemary Der-
ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Berger of Boston Blvd., and
Cyril Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Cohen, was solemnized
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Dr.
Leo M. Franklin and Dr. A. M.
Hershman officiated. The wedding
was held at the Hotel Stotler, in
the small ball room. In the ad-
joining ball room, the reception
was held and dinner served.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of shimmering ivory satin
with a cap of real lace from which
a long tulle veil extended over the
four yard train. She carried a
lovely bouquet of lilies of the val-
ley and white orchids. The bridal
party consisted of Mrs. A. W.
Polasky, matron of honor, Who
wore a gown of period design in
a dusty pink shade and she car-
ried a semi old-fashioned bouquet
of briarcliff roses, delphinium and
pink gerbera. The maid of honor
was Miss Marjorie Berger, sister
of the bride who also wore a period
gown of rose pink and carried a
bouquet of sally roses, dark blue
delphinium and pink gerbera. The
four bridesmaids, Anne Berger,
another sister of the bride, An-
nette Cohen, sister of the groom,
Miriam Berger and Eleanor Ber-
ger, both of Buffalo, N. Y., wore
period gowns fashioned alike but
of various shades of pink and car-
ried lovely semi colonial bouquets
of briarcliff roses, blue delphinium.
All members of the bridal party
wore hair bands of sweetheart
EON,
Mr. Cohen had as his best man.
Fred Friedman, and his ushers
were Maxon Berger of Buffalo
N. Y., Morton Friedman, Lewis
Schneider and Jerome Rees.
The bride's mother, Mrs. Ber-
ger, wore a gown of gray lace
trimmed with pink and a corsage
of pink orchids. Mrs. Cohen, moth-
er of the groom, wore a gown of
midnight blue lace and chiffon with
lavender orchids. The out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. I. B.
Rosengarten of Newark, N. J., Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Berger, Miss Miri-
am Berger, Miss Eleanor Berger,
Maxon Berger, Mrs. E. Alex-
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are most alluring, when they're freshest.
That's why every park of 01(1 Colds is wrapped
in double Cellophane. TWO jackets of Cellophane.
Moisture-proof. The highest quality.
It is this ingenious double wrapping that locks
out dampness, dust, and dryness ... that seals in
double-mellow flavor, snumtliness, fragrance ... that
gives you, in every Old Gold, the deep enjoyment
of fine tobaccos, redly fresh.
lee. OA. of
Callopeem opine
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... and made from the fine;PrIZI.
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Furs j
ander, Mr. and Mrs. I. Given all
of Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cohen of Cleveland, Charles Ber-
ger, Mins Ethel Berger and Miss
Adele Moss of Chicago.
The bride wore an ensemble of
blue and gray, the coat being
trimmed with gray fox, using blue
accessories to complete her going-
away costume.
Mr. and Mrs. Cohen left for New
York and will mail from there on
Aug. 8 on the SS. Virginia for
California, going via Panama.
They will return to Detroit in
about seven weeks.
Greatest 4
UGUST
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LouIS Robinson and hildren of
N. Henry St, and lire 'tarry Robinson
and thlidren of Detroit hate taken •
Iona. So hake Huron at Osuola, 111c*,
for the month of Mutual
In v4.'1111,11.1 to her Meter. Moe.
Berry Mulls of Detroit, Mrs. A, II.
Jacoby entermint d It guess.. • hrldge•
luncheon ix. Wednesday .
/dim MIrlem Kramer and niece, 1111.1
Esther
redirned home last
Monday after attending three wee. at
N
f , They were areom•
ponied home by the formees Meter, Mee
Harry licridieln of Rottener, whom
they tlelted
1.ule 11 Romblon and Alex Kahn are
attending the week at Heaklitun lake.
Mich.
Buy with
Confidence
Mee. 11 P Dern...Ina of Detroit le
the .71011 ,y. 1,1 her parents, Mr. and Mr..
I
Mr. end Mre. Phil Koffman loft on
Sunday for New York elude they will
Spend a week on bualnere
Mrs
!PS Ginsberg and children am
at Tao. Reach for the week
Mr. and Men I. Voight have returned
horn, after spending a few day, with
✓elatives In Detroit.
Air•Cooled
Salesrooms
J. I. Heckmanhae returned in hie
Mine In (.111., 111Th., after ,pending
few days
h 1( h o i rn. " Zth o'ri■ M
a t7entliit l i;
summer ., hoot at Ann Arbor. et. site
the gum( of his grandmother on Sunday.
°attar
Notre
Mr. and We Norman Dm hoer and
eon, Noel, 1.0 Tuesday to hell Vann,
Arowh•n, Algonquin Park, Canada.
whore their children. Audrey Ruth and
Herbert, are spending the summer.
J an. Goldstein enterielnert eight of
her girl frielide at • tun; mon et tier
home on Milano Drive.on Saturdity,
Alfg I. honoring Arlene Meyer. nod
June Herm. of Rochmter, N Y.
O J Rapaport and daughter.. Roberta
nod S..•. left Monday to spend a omit
In New York City.
Ita1.1.1 and Mrs. Elmer nee See re-
turned from Clmeland to mend the re-
mainder of the summer In Pontiac
Mrs. Pout Or
.Prot
week
t k with
her thltdren, Mr and M ra I.oule Orman
of Flint.
NOW is
SELECT
Mles Mirlorie Meyer. ...hod from •
si• ,sssys European trip and le tiend• ,
ine • 'alright W it 0 her aunt endune is. i
Mr and 1,1 rs Norman nn, knee a ritt•• .
, bo
*a Deftron...turning
to her home I.
in Peoria. III
When the real story of the
Spanish rebellion is told a number
of leading European F a ac i st
statesmen will be exposed as hav-
ing had a hand in it.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sept. 14-11adassah fashion show.
Sept. 30—Detroit League of National Home for Jewish
Children at Denver.
Oct. 20—Infant Service Group annual event.
Oct. 25— Home Relief Dinner Dance,
Oct. 25-85 Donor Dinner of the Ladies Auxiliary of Ye-
shivah Beth Judah.
Oct. 81—Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
Detroit.
Nov. 1—Silver Jubilee of Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at
Dexter-Lawrence banquet halL
Nov. 18—Neugarten Sunshine Club donor luncheon.
Nov. 26-30—Sixth annual Young Israel Mid-West Cenfer-
core at Stotler Hotel.
Nov. 26--Junior Hadassah Thanksgiving Night dance at the
Masonic Temple.
Dee. I —Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid annual event.
Dec. 8-11adassah Roll of Honor affair.
Dec. 9—Zedakah donor luncheon.
the time to buy your Furs
NOW—while there is a full selection of styles and sizes in
lovely, new furs—all marked at very special August prices.
Furs now available represent the finest examples of fur crafts-
manship—and fashions this season are smarter than ever!
Whether your taste runs to a full, sweeping Swagger of dash-
ing lines or to a molded Princess silhouette, you will find it,
together with many more brilliant new styles, in the widely
varied display awaiting your selection at Fur Headquarters.
FROM THOUSANDS
OF FUR COATS
Established 1 8 8 7
ANNIS FURS ARE BETTER FURS
Convenient Terms
LIBRARY,
Gifts to North End Clinic
'AT, EAST GRAND RIVER
berg and Mrs. Isaac Hurwitz.
In memory of Yahrzeit of their
mother, Mrs. Augusta Barron,
from Mrs. Isaac Hurwitz and Mr.
and Mrs, Samuel Sternberg.
For the supplementary medical
assistance fund for children; in
honor of 50th birthday of Meyer
Prentis from Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Gerson; in memory of Jacob
Seigel from Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Gerson.
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions,
In memory of Mrs. Joseph
Abrahamson from Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rockelman and Mr. and
Mr!. J. B. Neiman.
In memory of Moses Alvin from
Mr. and Nils. J. B. Neiman.
In memory of Joe florin from
Michigan Ice Industries Associa-
tion.
Dry Air Coat c•t In—Mois.
In memory of Yahrzeit of their tare Can't Get Out. Double-Mel-
' mother, Mrs. Adele Sternberg, low Old Gelds ar• Always Fae-
, I from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stern- tory.Fresk.
Rugs Furniture
Cleaned like new .. .
AB work guaranteed and
insured
at Y rum Elperiteme
9:12 Domestic — $2.50
Ode.. and 1 him., Reg.
Om. Semi.,
A trial 0111 ,.Allege em
CARPET CLEANING co.
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