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STUDIOS of MUSIC and DANCE

ANNOUNCES

Enrollments are now being accepted for the Fall
term. Private and class lessons will be given to
children and adults in

Wresting and gainful season of ac-
tivities.
Members both of long and recent
affiliation were greeted by the
president, Mrs. A. M. Ferar.
"Boycott News" issued by the
League for Human Rights, warn-
ing purchasers to be on the alert
for German made goods, was read
to the membership by Mrs. Samuel
Kanners, first vice-president of the
auxiliary.
Sirs. Harmers, speaking as chair-
man of the ways and means com-
mittee, made known that plans are
well under way for the annual pay-
up affair which will take place in
October.
Mrs. I. E. Goodman, treasurer
and special correspondent, reveal-
ed encouraging figures as to the
financial status of the group.
Mrs. Philip Gorelick, who chauf-
fered the residents of the Old Folks'
Home from the North End Clinic
during the entire summer season,
reported on the work of the motor
corps committee.
Reports were also made by the
following chairmen: Mrs. N. Ben-
jamin, on the courtesy committee,
Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, on the pur-
chasing committee for the home;
Mrs. David Kliger, on publicity,
and Mrs. A. Zagal, on medicines.
Material for new pillows have
been purchased and a committee
under the leadership of Mrs. N.
Kaletsky will cut and stitch neces-
sary forms within the next few
days so that the new Home for
the Aged can be equipped with all
new pillows.
Mrs. Kaletsky, who is also chair-
man of entertainment, introduced
Mrs. Harry Clark who reported on
Jewish news of the day. The pro-
gram closed with vocal selections
by Mrs. George Weingarden who
was accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. George Brown.
A verbal picture of the layout
of the various rooms in the new
home was presented by Mrs.
Ferar.
At the board of directors meet-
ing at the Casa Loma a few weeks I
ago, announcement was made of
the appointment of Mrs. Ann
Rosen as assistant to Mrs. Albert
Homonoff, financial secretary.
The auxiliary now boasts of a
membership roll of 1440 members.
A donation was made by the or-
ganization to the altar services in
the home, in memory of their late
member and friend, Nina Deutsch.
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch also gave
a donation to the auxiliary in mem-
ory of her beloved sister-in-law.

Engagements

Wedding Calendar

Sept. 28—)Kiss Ethel Jacobson, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs.
Harry Id. Jacobson of 117 Columbia St.; Toledo, Ohio, to Bert
Krupp of Toledo, at the New Secor Hotel in Toledo. Reception from
It to 11 p. m. No cards.
Sept. 29—Miss Adeline Dann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Dann of Tuxedo Ave., to Albert J. Pinsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Pinsky of Hazelwood Ave.
Sept. 29—Miss Esther Lee Imerman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Imerman of 2451 Pingree Ave. to Adolph D. Slatkin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slatkin of 8344 LaSalle Blvd., at Shaarey
Zedek Synagogue.
Oct. 11—Miss Ruth Brock, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
Klein of Fullerton Ave., to Edward Greenspon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Greenspon, at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Oct. 11—Miss Pearl Moskowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Moskowitz of 581 Rosedale Court, to Joseph D. Brown, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Brown of 2989 Richton Ave., at Congrega-
tion B'nai Moshe, at 6 p. m.
Oct. 11—Miss Mildred Alma Schechter, daughter of Mrs. Nellie
Schechter of 2675 Rochester Ave., to Joseph W. Solomon, son of
Mrs. Esther Solomon of 11537 Hamilton Ave., at the Belcrest Hotel.
Reception 2 to 5 p. m. No cards,
Nov. 17—Miss Elaine Lezerson, daughter of Mrs. Leah Lezer-
son of Taylor Ave., to Joseph V. Lac,har, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jude
Lacher of liazelwood Ave., at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
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28th Annual
Yom Kippur Night Dance

Bieur Cholem

Saturday, September 26, 1936

CHARLES H. IIASSNER

Democratic Clubs
Merged in Council

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Bicur Cholem Jrs.
Dance on Saturday

The "Twister"

The advisory board of the
Neugarten Sunshine Club will have
the first meeting of the fall season
on Monday, Sept. 28, at 1:30 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Harry De
Bosky, 2984 Rochester St.
The regular monthly meeting of
the organization was held on Sept.

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21 at the Jewish Comunity Center.
This was an open meeting, and
Miss Steiner, who is chairman of
the annual luncheon to take place
on Dec. 2 at the Statler liotel,
formally launched the drive for
this affair, Mrs. Fred Gross was
the main speaker and reports were
given by chairmen of various com-
mittees. Mrs. Arthur A. Gottes-
man, treasurer, gave a detailed re-
, port of the club's finances.
A fashion show arranged for by
Sirs. Charles H. Alley followed
the business session, after which
refreshments were served.
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Births

Sept. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Moss (Dolly Goldstone
of 2055 Clements Ave., a son, Stanton Roy.
Sept. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Fisher (Rita Blumrosen) of
1829 Concord Ave., a son, Michael Ivan.,
Sept. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Joneph Bernard (Irene Lepler of
Detroit) of 409 W. McClellan Ave., Flint, Mich., a son, William
Melvin.
To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Snits (Mildred Gold of Cleveland)
of Clements Ave., a son.

Marriages

LUNCHEON DEC. 2

SUZANNE EDNA STEINER

arrangement of satin. Her white
tulle veil fell from a cap of stif-
ALL TYPES OF DANCING
fened lace and satin edged with
a border of lace, and worn in halo
SCHATZEN—ROSENTHAL
LIMBERING and STRETCHING
fashion. It extended beyond the
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal full court train of the gown. She
DRAMATICS — PUBLIC SPEAKING
announce the mar:lege of their carried a colonial bouquet of
daughter, Shirley, to Harold gardinias and lilies-of-the-valley,
TO. 7 - 8554
9850 TWELFTH ST.
Shatzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- tied with a brocoded satin ribbon.
rte Shatzen. The ceremony took
•Bet. Glynn and Boston Blvd. Open from 10 a. m. to 10 p,
Sydelle Smith, sister of the
place Aug. 30 at the home of the bride, was maid of honor and wore
bride's parents, with Dr. A. M. a princess gown of ashes of roses
Hershman, assisted by Rabbi liar- moire taffeta, buttoned in front
old Rosenthal, officiating. The from the high round neckline,
bridal procession passed through with winged lapels. She wore a
an isle of small lighted tapers to tiara made of silver flowers in
reached the canopy, spread before her hair. She carried a colonial
the fireplace which was banked , bouquet of yellow roses, centered
with spreading fern and ivory with briarcliff roses, tied with
tapers burning in seven-branch silver ribbon,
candelabra.
Sonia Lefkofsky, Doris Kon-
GIVEN BY
The bride was attired in an ,heirn, Sydelle Serman and Florence
ivory satin gown which fastened! Kutzen were bridesmaids and
high at the neckline with small wore gowns of royal blue, sea
clusters of pearls. The sleeves; green, azine blue and aquamarine
were leg o' mutton type and were moire taffeta, fashioned after the
"Benefit Needy Sick"
fashioned in points which extend-
Charles M. Weingarden, chair-1 ed over the wrists. Her long full maid of honor. They all 'carried
man of the publicity committee for length veil was held in place with colonial bouquets of briarcliff
the 28th annual Yom Kippur night a flat cap of Irish lace. She carried! , roses, tied with silver ribbon.
dance, ITonsored by the Blear a shower bouquet of white roses' Little Annette and Norma
GENERAL MOTORS BALLROOM
Cholem Jrs. Association, announces an d
lies-of-the-valley, centered Shepherd were flower girls and
that no efforts have bee
n spared w ith lilhite
were dressed in pink and blue
w
gladioli.
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chiffon. Edward Shepherd, brother
The bride's sister, Miss Zelda of the groom was best man.
Mike Falk and His Orchestra
Rosenthal; was attired in a gown
Miss Sydelle Smith, sister of
of copper satin, fashioned on prin-
DANCING 9:00 TILL 1:00
cess lines and wore a shoulder the bride, gang " 0 Promise Me,"
accompanied by piano and violin.
spray of yellow gladioli.
Mrs. Moe D. Smith, mother of
C. Bernard Kavanau was the
groom's best man, and Emanuel the bride, looked charming in her
Best Wishes to the Entire Jewish Community
long dregs of black uncut velvet,
Feinberg assisted as usher.
modeled on princess lines. She
for a Happy New Year
For her daughter's wedding wore a strand of pearls, and her
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal wore a gown flowers were gardenias. Mrs. M.
of black velvet with a sequin Shepherd wore brown lace and
tonic and had a corsage of Johan- her flowers were also gardenias,
na roses and lilies-of-the-valley.
A reception and dance for 200
Mrs. Morris Shatzen, mother of
the groom, was gowned in wine guests folowed the ceremony. Mr.
d.s Mrs. Money Shepherd re-
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satin and wore • corsage of Jo-
henna roses and lilies-of-the-val- ceived , their guests before the
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bride
s table, which was centered
ley
with a wedding cake, and was
PERSONAL SERVICE ASSURED
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Kaufman, flanked at both sides by silver
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grandparents of the bride, were candles sticks holding white ta-
present under the canopy, and ,,„
Mrs. Kaufman was attired in
The bride's going-away en-
black velvet, with a shoulder
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spray of talisman lases and blue semble w as a black alpaca suit,
with
a royal blue satin blouse, a
delphenium.
small black anteloupe hat, trim-
Dinner was served to the im- med in same satin, with shoes and
mediate family, followed by a re- purse to match.
CHARLES M. WEINGARDEN
ception in the evening.
The young couple left on a boat_
in completing arrangements for
Out-of-town guests included:
Season's Greetings
this affair to be held at the Gen- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmittke, trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Crystal
Beach, Ont.
eral
Motors
ballroom,
Saturday,
Mrs. Mary Schmittke, Leo and
As • result of a number of con-
After Sept. 28, Mr. and Mrs.
ferences held by Detroit Jews ac- Sept. 26. As in the past, the pro- Bernard Schmittke, all of Cleve-
tive in the Democratic party, the ceeds from this affair will be do- land, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morrey Shepherd will be at home
foundation was laid for the forma- nated to be used to aid needy and Schmittke and Ray Frutiger of at 3253 Rochester Ave.
tion of the Council of Democratic sick.
Flint, Mich.; Miss Selma Kauf-
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Mike Falk and his airchestra man of Toronto, Ont.; Miss Zel- M. Shepherd of Los Angeles,
Jewish Clubs.
have
been
retained
to
provide
the
da
Rosenthal
of
New
York
City,
Calif.;
Mrs. J. Cohen of Mon-
At the meeting of September 23
held at the Central 15th Democra- music for the evening, and there and Sam Baumering of Cincinnati, treal, Canada; Mrs, M. Ain of
CASS & YORK
will
be
dancing
from
9
till
1.
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Hartz of
Ohio.
tic headquarters at 11633 Linwood
At the last meeting of the as-
Ave., the following officers were
Flint, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. B.
CADILLAC - LASALLE
SHEPHERD—SMITH
elected: Frank Schwartz, chain- sociation, the following were elect-
Neiman of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr.
ed officers for the ensuing year:
man;
Betty
R.
Harley,
vice-chair-
The
Starlit
Gardens
of
Hotel
and
Mn.
s Ely Smith of New York;
Sales A Service
man; Dr. Jules Goldsmith, 2nd President, Morris Magy; vice-pres- Webster Hall was the setting of a' Mr. and Mrs. Roth of Charles-
vice-chairman; Louis Haas, 3I rd ident, Hyman C. Storchan; secre- beautiful wedding on Sunday, town. W. Va.
vice-chairman; Henry Gotlieb, ex- tary, Joe Eichner; treasurer, Wil- Sept..6, at 2 p. m., when Zelda
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ecutive secretary; Betty Franklin, liam Levin.
MINTZ—BUCHMAN
The Bicur Cholem Jrs. are at the Sylvia Smith, daughter of Mr. and
recording secretary; George Pra-
Mrs. Moe D. Smith of LaSalle
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buchman
zen, financial secretary; Allen present time conducting a drive Blvd., became the bride of Mor- announce the marriage of their
for
members,
and
young
men
who
Burns, treasurer; Morris Diskin,
rey H. Shepherd, son of Mr. and daughter, Florence, to Jack A.
PEASON'A OREISTINGFI
sargentatarms and Dr. Robert are interested are asked, to attend Mrs. M. Shepherd of Los Angeles, Mintz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
Rosen, chairman of the executive the next meeting Wednentlay night Calif.
ROBINS & BRODE CO.
man Mintz. The ceremony took
at Club Exchange, 10218 Dexter
board.
The ceremony was performed place on Sunday. Sept. 6, In the
Weoteeel. PlstrIbutor•
It was declared that the purpose Blvd.
Heekee-1 nAere - rar--Norlx Clothing
by Rev. Anton Rosenfeld before ballroom of Hotel Fort Shelby.
of the council will be to foster the
IN W. Jeerer.. Ave. Cbe"y 4177
Abraham Lehr has announced an altar decorated with palms Dr. Julius Mark, rabbi of Vine
principles of the Democratic party
and tall baskets of gladioli and St. Temple, Nashville, Tenn., uncle
and to encourage Jewish partici- his resignation as vice-president roses.
of the bride, officiated. Mrs. Ben
and general manager of the Sam-
Liberal circles In New York are pation in political affairs. Member uel Goldwyn enterprises. He plans
The bride wore • gown of white Merkle, cousin of the bride, sang
seeking funds to finance a fight to organizations of the council are: to enter the theatrical agency lace, modeled on princess lines, "Because" and "I Love You
reinstate Bob Burke, Columbia Nathan Strauss Executives, Cen- business.
with long tight gibson sleeves, Truly."
University athlete, who was ex- tral 15th Democratic Organiza-
The bride, who was given in
terminating in a cuff with points
pelled for his fight on Columbia's tion, Jr. Women's Civic Club.
Flowers for all occasions — over the wrists, and • high prin- marriage by her father, wore
The next meeting will be held at
participation in the Heidelberg
a
petal
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white
satin, fashioned on princess
cess
collar,
softened
with
Dexter-Jay
Florist,
Tyler
6-6622.
Oct.
6.
11633 Linwood on Tuesday,
celebration.

VOICE
VIOLIN
PIANO

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r NEUGARTEN CLUB

Filling to capacity the Henry
VIII room in the Statler Hotel last
Monday afternoon, the Women's
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buchman of W. Grand Ave. announce the
Auxiliary of Jewish Home for engagement of their daughter, Gertrude, to William Polinsky, son
Aged convened for the first time of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Polinsky of Collingwood Ave.
this season to again begin an in-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Feldman announce the engagement of their
daughter, Betty, to Harry Singer, on of Mrs. Anna Singer.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel London announce the betrothal of their
daughter, Sophie Jeanne, to Samuel Margolis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mayer Margolis.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Karbel of Collingwood Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Esther Ruth, to Arby Factor of
Flint, Mich., son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Factor of New York City. They
will be at home on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Smith of 2919 Sturtevant Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mae, to Oscar C. Boxman.
Mr. and Sim. N. L, Weiss of 3250 Richton Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Minnie, to Dr. Meyer J. Feigelman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feigelman of Goodwin Ave.
Mrs. Leah I.ezerson of 1991 Taylor Ave. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Elaine, to Joseph V. Lacher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jude Lacher of Hazelwood Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slutzky of Port Huron announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Pearl, to Milton Adler, son of Mr, and
Mrs. David Adler.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kaufman of 9331 McQuade Ave. announce
he engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Joseph Sein, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Sein of 2738 Glendale Ave.
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lines, with high leg of mutton
sleeves which came in points over
the hands. The long full length
veil was held in place by a satin
halo crown with a narrow band
of orange blossoms. She carried
a shower bouquet of Johanna Hill
roses.
Miss Gertrude Buchman who
was her sister's maid of honor,
wore lip stick taffeta made in
colonial style and carried Johanna
Hill roses. Miss Frieda Mintz, sis-
ter of the groom, Elizabeth Howey
and Mrs. Edward M. Greer, brides-
maids, wore pastel shade gowns
and carried Johanna 1101 roses.
Miss Roslyn Joan Coplon of Bex-
ley, 0., junior bridesmaid, wore
alice blue and gold shodded
feta made with high neckline and
bouffant skirt. Her colonial
bouquet was of sweetheart roses.
Little Dolores Coplon, the bride's
cousin, was flower girl. She was
dressed in pale pink chiffon made
on princess lines.
Dr. Morris Mintz attended his
brother as best man. Jack Wei-
ner, Sam Mintz and Edward M.
Greer were ushers.
The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Ida Mark and Mrs. R. Buch-
man, grandmothers of the bride,
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Mark, Mr.
Max Mark, Mr. and Sirs. M. S.
Mark. Mrs. C, . Rosenberg, Mrs.
Morris Karp, Miss Ruth Davis,
Mrs. Dora Buchman, Miss Mar-
garet Buchman, Abe Buchman,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mark, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Shapero, Miss Ida
Levin, Miss Phyllis Tennenbaum,
all of Cincinnati, O.; Dr. Julius
Mark of Nashville, Tenn.; Miss
Ginger Evans of Toronto, fiancee
of Dr. Morris Mintz; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl M. Conlon, Miss Roslyn Joan
Coplon, Master Joseph Coplon,
Dolores Coplon, Mr. and Mrs. Jule
Mark, Mn, and Mrs. Sol Schiff, all
of Bexley, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Schuck of Bucyrus, 0.; Mr. and
Mrs. I. R. Pastor of Evansville,
Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mark, Dr.
Paul Sissman, ell of Pittsburgh,
Pa.; William McClintic of La
Grange, Ill,
Mr. and Mrs. Mintz left for
Chicago where they are at home
at the Winthrop Terrace Hotel.

VICTOR—KAUFMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Kauf-
man announce the marriage of
their daughter, Helen, to Jack
Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Victor, on Sunday, Sept. 13. Rabbi
M. Zager performed the ceremony
in the presence of the immediate
families and friends.

KAUFMAN—GARBER

The marriage of Miss Rhoda
Garber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Gerber of 795 Farmington
Ave., West Hartford, Conn., and
D. J. Kaufman, son of Mr. and
Sire. Adolph Kaufman of 24
Cables Ave., Waterbury, Conn.,
was Meld at Essex House, 160
Central Park W., New York City,
on Tuesday, Sept. 15. Mn,. Theo-
dore Oppenheim of Detroit, sister
of the bride, sea matron of hon-
or, and Theodore Oppenheim acted
as best man.
Following the wedding, the
couple left on a cruise to South-
America and upon their return
plan to make their home In Water-
bury.
The bride was graduated from
Miss Chamberlayne's School in
Boston, and the groom is a grad-
uate of the University of Michi-
gan, and at present is an executive
with the Kay Jewelry stores.

AIDEM—SIMMER

Miss Bessie Simmer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simmer,
and Daniel Aidem of Chicago, ill.,
were united in marriage by Rab-
bi A. M. Hershman, on Sunday,
Sept. 6, at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. Cantor J. H. Sonenklar
and Rabbi Abraham Schecter
completed the ceremony.
The bride wore a beautiful
white lace gown, designed on the
Queen Anne style, with a long
train and veil. She carried a show-
ering bouquet of roses and lilies-
of-the-valiey. The bride's mother,
gowned in beige lace and wear-
ing a corsage of white gardenias.
and father lead her to the altar,
which was banked with palms and
ferns.
Rose Goose, Marion Steinberg,
Jeannette Kantor and Edna Wein-
trob, all wearing lace and carry-
ing bouquets of roses, attended

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At the August meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mlawer
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home of Mrs. I. Bornstein, 6019 Shortenin.
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liary, an office vacated by the
death of the late Mrs. Mary Mel-
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J. Greenbaum, treasurer. Mrs. 1.
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hospital committee and the chair-
man of the flower fund in Mrs.
I. Leventhal.
Various activities were planned HOLIDAY
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be held at Jericho Temple on Oct.
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Mrs. B. Golden of Pittsburgh,
Pa., mother of the president of
the Mlawer Umgegend Verein, ad-!
dressed the meeting. Another out-
of-town visitor, Mrs. A. Annen-
berg of New York, also gave a
talk on the activities of New York
organizations.
A special meeting of the auxi-
liary was called on Sept. 22, at
Jericho Hall, when additional
plans for the card party of Oct.
14 were developed.
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On Sunday, Sept. 27, at the
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place the joint installation of the
newly elected officers of the
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new officers of the Verein are:
Ben S. Golden, president; 1.
Bornstein, vice-president; David
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retary. There will be refreshments
served at the close of the busi-
ti
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the bride as bridesmaids. Betty
Charlip, dressed in yellow with
matching flowers and liens, as-
/listed the bride as maid of honor.
The junior bridesmaids were'
Mary Simmer, the bride's sister;
Jane Kirsch of Washington, D. C.;
Sarah Rosenfeldt and Molly Ro-1
senfeldt.
Samuel S. Simmer, the bride's
brother acted as best man and
the ushers were David Goose.
Louis Phillips, Jack Charlie and
Richard Behr of Chicago, Ill.
Dolores Rosenfeldt was the
flower girl, and her little brother.
Malvin, acted as ring bearer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Aidem, the
groom's brother and sister-in-law,
completed the bridal party. Mrs.
Aidem chose black for this occa-
sion and wore white gardenias.
The out-of-town nests were
Mr. and Mrs. William Kirsch and
family of Washington, D, C.; Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Aidem and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Behr
and son, and Mrs. Ben Aidem and
son, o. Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs.
T. Sudman and -family of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Dinner was served for 176
guests and a reception followed.

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