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FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 13
SUNDAY MATINEE and EVENING, OCT. 15
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 17

MRS. DAVID WERBE

Oct. 12—Miss Marion Malkin, daughter of David Malkin, to
Ben Kinitzer, son of Rev. A. L. Kinitzer of Clairmount Ave.
Oct. 16—Miss Bertha Shelba Whitestone, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Whitestone of Leominster, Mass, formerly of Detroit, to
Max Siegel of Detroit, in Leominster, Mass. After a short honey-
moon they will be at home at 4255 Webb Ave., Detroit.
Oct. 17—Miss Sylka Schreiber, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nathan
Schreiber of Detroit, to Manuel A. Levinter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Levinter of 420 Palmerston Blvd., Toronto, Ont. The wedding
will take place in Toronto.
Oct. 22—Miss Grace Ramenofsky, daughter of Hyman Ramer).
ofaky of LaSalle, III., to Harold G. Schreiber of Detroit, at Belmont
Hotel, Chicago.
Nov. 12—Miss Clara B. Tessler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Tessler of 3711 Webb Ave. to Milford AL Mallon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Mallon of 2925 Tuxedo Ave.
Nov. 19—Miss Eleanor Jayne Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of the Belcrest Apartments, to Roy Wolf,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf of Parkside Road.

in homes of members in all sec.
tions of the city. Mrs. Max Rosen-
baum was selected to act as the
general chairman.
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, president,
announces that an interesting
program is being completed for
the next monthly meeting, to be
held at Hotel Statler on Wednes-
day, Oct. 25, at 8:30 p. m. Dr.
Ralph H. Pino, president of the
Wayne County Medical Society,
will be the guest speaker of the
evening, and Dr. Pino will discuss
"Medical Economics." A musical
rendition and social hour will fol-
low. Husbands of members and
their friends are invited.
Mrs. David Werbe is in charge
of arrangements for the program.
Members who have moved are
Sept. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Meyers (Jean Birnkrant)
reminded to send in their correct of Northlawn Ave., a son, Maurice David.
addresses to Mrs. Jack Greenberg,
Sept. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sein (Ruth Kaufman) of
membership chairman, 3228 Cal- 2601 Cortland Ave., a daughter, Lorene Elizabeth.
vert Ave., To. 6-0196.
Oct. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weingarden of 3233 Calvert
Ave., a son, Terry Lewis.
Oct. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. William Schmittel (Geerucle Feigen-
HADASSAH ANNOUNCES son) of 3711 Tyler Ave., a son, Melvin Lawrence.

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Births

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Weddings

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Rush Teas Planned
by Junior Hadassah

Engagements

At a recent board meeting of
The Detroit unit of Junior lia-
the Mt. Sinai Ilospital Association,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jaulus of 3025 Webb Ave., announce the
held in the home of Mrs. Max engagement of their daughter, Beatrice,
to Albert Mazer, son of dassah is attempting to acquaint
Rosenbaum, plans were formu- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mazer, of 3024 Gladstone Ave. Reception the young Jewish women of the
community with the aims and
lated for a series of divisional at the Jaulus residence Sunday, Oct. 22, 2 to 5 p. m. No cards,
meetings which will be sponsored
Mr. and Mts. Max Simons of 3378 Sturtevant Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Alvin Silver, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silver of 3031 Tuxedo Ave. The wedding will
take place May 5, 1940.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lacoff of 2454 Ford Ave announce the
engagement of their daughter, Edith Roth, to Jack Chabensky, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Chabensky of 551 Euclid Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jackman announce the engagement of
their daughter, Helen, to Harold Kilmer, son of Mrs. Rose Kramer.
Sirs. Rose Agree of 2461 Glynn Court announces the engagement
of her daughter, Estelle Lorraine, to Max Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Miller of Highland Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shapera of Chicago, Ill., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Leah, to Albert K. Lubin, son of Mrs,
Fannie Lubin of Monterey Ave., Detroit.

KADIMAH HEBREW SCHOOLS

For a better and more practical Jewish education, enroll
your children to benefit from our curriculum which includes
Hebrew and Yiddish, Jewish history, writing, composition,
the prayers and Jewish customs. Jewish holidays celebrated
in traditional fashion and by dramatization of the historical
events. Children prepared for Bar Mitzvahs and to conduct
services before Omed. Arrangements can also be made for
private lessons.
Transportation furnished for children who live at ■
distance from the school.
For information call HOgarth 1889

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32 to 38. Fifth Floor.

MISS LILLIAN GERSHENOFF

ideals of Hadassah, as well as with
one another.
Thus a series of rush teas are
being inaugurated, the first of
which took place at the home of
Mrs. William Eisenberg of Edison
Ave. on Thursday, Oct. 12. Invi-
tations are being issued, and each
rushee is privileged to invite as
many of her friends to attend with
her as she should wish. Specific in-
vitations can be obtained by call-
ing Lillian Gershenoff at Tr. 2.
3924 or Roz Arta at To. 7-2214.
Members and prospective mem-
bers who would like to celebrate
their birthdays with Junior Ha-
dassah should call Marion Yura at
To. 7-5281, The birthday party
will be at Miss Yura's home, 3278
Tuxedo, on Sunday, Oct. 18.
A hike through Franklin Hills
for members and prospective mem-
bers has been scheduled for Oct.
15. Betty Miles, To. 5-4223, is
taking care of arrangement..

Detroit Mizrachi
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Detroit chapter of Iladassah
Register Pupils in
met at the Detroit Leland Hotel
Hebrew Schools; New
Rabbi Hershman to Address
on Tuesday. The committee on
A new shipment of imported and domestic 2-color tilt Mah
Winterhalter Branch
education reported that small
Gathering at Bnai Zion
Jong
PRICES—EVES: 50c, 75c, SI: MATINEE: 50c. 75c.
study groups will meet weekly in
sets with Catalin racks to match . . . Exceptional values.
Saturday Evening
LOEWENBERG • VASS
The offices of the United
private homes with joint meetings
The
marriage
of
Miss
Florence
Ilebrew Schools are still open
for all groups at regular Inter-
BUY DIAMONDS NOW—SEE SY FOR A GOOD BUY
The Mizrachi Organization of
vals. To initiate the cultural pro- Harriet Vass, daughter of Mr. and for registration of new pupils: Detroit, at a meeting of the ex-
Platinum Mountings, Watches. Silverware at Pre-War Prices
A new branch of the United ecutive committee held at the
gram for the year, there will be Mrs. Peter Vass, and Wilbur E.
a series of three lectures given Loewenberg, son of Mr. and Mre, llebrew Schohols was added at home of Rabbi Isaac Stollman, out-
by Mrs. Morris Adler who will Emil Loewenberg of Virginia the beginning of this semester lined a comprehensive plan of ac-
discuss the basis of the education Park, took place at the home of and is hutted in the Winter- tivities for the current year, A
programs and techniques for the bride, 270 E. Kirby Ave. Rab- hhalter Public Schohol, corner membership campaign is scheduled
508 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
Detroit League of the National
At a meeting of the Eva Prenz- study group meetings. These lec- bi A. M. Hershman officiated at Broadstreet and Fullerton.
to commence as soon as arrange.
13 John R St.
Home for Jewish Children at Den- bluer Maternity Aid on Oct. 10, tures will be given at 10:30 a. the service at 5 o'clock Sunday,
CHerry 6373-4
ments
can
be
made
for
a
large
Oct.
8.
ver will meet Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the home of the president, Mrs. m. on Nov. 6, 13 and 20, at the
mass meeting in November, at
at 1:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Joseph II. Siegel, several cases Shaarey Zedek, and are to pre-
The bride, who was given in
which
a
prominent
national
figure
Ben Berkman, 18945 Parkside.
were approved for hospitalization. cede the regular cultural group marriage by her father, wore a
of the Mizrachi movement will be
gown of antique ivory satin,
Mrs. Ruth Metzger, ;program
Mrs. M. Finkel, chairman of the meetings.
the guest.
The program committee report- fashioned in Victorian style, and
chairman, announces that Miss annual donor luncheon to be held
A series of Mayo Malkes have
ed that the first Oneg Shabat is her double veil caught to a Juliet
Betty Roberts, club commentator
to be held on Nov. 4. Mrs. Mor- cap of pearls extended in a mist
of radio station WJBK, will be
The Men's Club of Temple Beth been arranged. The first one will
ris Colton will give a book re- of illusion beyond the train. She El will open its 1939.40 season of be held Saturday, Oct. 14, at 8:30
the guest speaker. Miss Roberts
view. All members and their carried a white prayer book given activities Tuesday night, Oct. 17, p. m., at the Bnal Zion Synagogue,
will discuss her recent trip to
friends are invited to attend and to her by her grandmother, Mrs. at 8 p. m. An open house and Holmur and Humphrey, Dr. A. M.
Alaska.
to remain for the social hour Mollie Hersh. A spray of gar- variety program will be given in Hershman will lead the discussion.
At the board meeting held last
denias was fastened to the cover the social hall of the Temple, An open forum will follow the
which will follow the program.
Tuesday, at the home of Mrs.
principal talk of the guest speak-
The next Honor Roll rally is of the prayer book, and a shower Woodward at Gladstone.
Harry Barnett, plans were elab-
to
take
place
on
Wednesday,
Oct.
of
lilies of the valley fell from
orated for the major fund-raising
Rabbi Leon From will give a er. Refreshments will be served.
18, at 12:30 p. m., at the home tiny satin ribbons which marked first hand descrit.,,ion of South
The Mlave Afalke feasts will be
project, the theater and novel sup-
of Airs. Ralph Davidson, 1666 the pages.
per party scheduled for Hallowe'en
America under the title "Travel- held by the Mizrachi once every
W. Chicago Blvd. Judge Charles
evening, Tuesday, Oct. 31, at 8
Mrs. Leonard Fox, who was her ling Along America's Lifeline." En- month at a different place, in or-
Rubiner will be the speaker.
P. m., at the General Motors Au-
sister's matron of honor, wore a I tertainment will be presented in der to enable the people in the
The next regular meeting is gown of pink satin, made with a a special personal appearance of several Jewish neighborhoods to
ditorium.
to be the annual "Paid Up" lunch- bustle back, extending into a train. Happy Joe Gentile and his gang, participate and enjoy the pro-
Mrs. Harry Millar, general
on, complimentary to all paid-up
Admission to these affairs
chairman, advises that tickets arc
Miss Leanore Vass, who attend- radio stars. Interesting news of grams.
members of Hadassah.
now available through the ticket
coming Men's Club events, and is free. The object of these eve-
Mrs. Philip Lipson and Mrs. ed her sister as bridesmaid, wore refreshments, will complete the nings is to familiarize Detroit
chairmen, Mrs. Alfred Meyers,
a
gown
of
French
blue
satin.
David Seligson, chairmen of the
Jews with the importance of Zion-
evening,
Mrs. Nate Weingarden and Mrs.
The junior bridesmaids, Alice
Jewish National Fund, announce
Samuel Goldman, or members of
The program is in charge of a ist and Mizrachi endeavors, amidst
Vass, aister of the bride, and Hel-
the
following
contributions:
their committee. Arrangements
committee headed by Leon Way- an atmosphere of traditional con.
Contributions
to
Jewish
National en Grossfeld, cousin of the bride,
Fund in honor of the
for this event are under the chair-
burn and Dr. Nathan Schlafer. All viviality. All Jews, irrespective of
s a fe t ree
wore
bouffant
frocks
of
pink
flow-
Dora Ehrlich by her fr ie
nds; ree In
men eligible for membership in affiliation, are invited to attend,
manship of Mrs. Harris Silberberg,
memory of Yahrzett of sister. tree
er sprigged taffeta.
The annual donor banquet will
Brenner Stone, by Mrs.
the
club are invited.
Mrs. Samb Seplowin, and Mrs.
Rafelson;
Mrs. Vass wore for her daugh-
contrition°. to Boldenn Book In-
Carl Shalit, with the assistance of
"Our program for the year is be held Jan. 21,
'Hutton of J. I". Rosenthal by me. and ter's wedding a gown of black
Mesdames Walter Aronoff, Harry
ra. N. SpeYakow, Mr. and
designed to attract widespread in-
Km Maur-
MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS
c e Steingold, Mr. and
Mr. Eduard lace and sequens, and her corsage terest," said Harry C. Markle,
Clark, Edward Krause, Ed lidi-
i.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toll.. was of orchids.
president, "and I hope that no Fall Convention of Michigan
ber, Jacob Mazer, David Sillman Dec. 5 at Ilotel Stotler, reported rause,
r, and Mrs. Berbers Cohen, Mr. sod
Sachet% Mr. and Mrs. Moe
Synagogue Conference on
and Harry Solomon.
Mrs. Loewenberg, mother of member will miss the opportunity
progress in plans and appealed to i • re. • Ell Nr.
and•
. A. B. Stralser. the groom, chose a gown of black to be with us at the start."
Mrs. Robert Brown, chairman the community for cooperation. Mr.
Sunday, Nov. 5; Session
Mrs
al'adertri!ii
chiffon,
and
her
corsage
of the telephone equqad, is as- Reservations may be made by
was also
uscriltriar!drta:Tel
and Banquet at Congrega-
family. and IN and Airs. Y. N. of orchids.
sisted by Mesdames Irving Allen- c alling Mrs. Anna Williams, Ty. and
Frank; c ntributione In nu.mnry of
Is made to suit the taste of the "mevin"—the Jewish family. The
tion Bnai Moshe
Annual Bridge and Dance of
der, Oshei Baker, Herbert Cohen, 7-0689. For means of raising the ;,1 I r a Sarah Tobin by Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour
Loewenberg
was
his
I Bach. and Mr. and JR. Mar
Heins chefs don't dare to compete with the Jewish housewife.
Ed Heiber, George Jackson, Ed- quota call Mrs. Rose Goldberg, it ushkin;
Primrose Benevolent Club To avoid conflict with the meet-
contributions In memory of brother's best man, and seating
ward Krause, Sol H. Levy, Arthur Da. 6470, or Mrs. Joseph Siegel, t, arnn Kahn by Mr. and Mrs. Man the guests were Leonard Fox,
They just copy her recipe and her methods. The soup is made
Dec. 25
ing
of
the
Michigan
Bnai
Brith
ushkin
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ell
itachite;
Miller, Milton Mahler, .1. N. Pren- To. 6-0312.
Walter Grossfeld and Seymour
the small batch way WITHOLIT MRAT OR NUT STOCK, of MOM
ontributions In memory of Nathan
Council, which is to take place on
tie. Herman Schmier and Carl
A donation in memory of her f: . Cohen by Mr. and Airs. M. Bush- Grossfeld.
The Primrose Benevolent Club's Oct. 29 in Bay City, the semi-
It's a delicious blend of garden-fresh vegetables.
s. 1•;II ,Erbaracl= con:
Schiller.
M y r
parents was received from Mrs. ic tat iodn.Mr,; szl.t
Mr. and Mrs. Loewenberg, who a nnual bridge and dance is to be annual fall convention of the
Mrs. Ben Silberstein is chair- Talberg and a tree was planted in e' 'mein by Mr. and Irk summon cod left for a two week motor trip held Dec. 25 at Congregation
Michigan
Synagogue
Conference,
r. and Niro. Elllischne: contribution to New York, Philadelphia and
man of the Detroit League's Happy memory of Charles Peivans.
NOT A CONDENSED SOUP1
Bnai Moshe, Lawrence and Dex- state-wide union of congregations,
rnory o Yetta Hoptfnan Block
Day and Memorial Fund. Contrib-
by Mr and Mrs. Ell Bach.: contribu- Washington, will be at home at ter. Mrs. Joe Rodman is chairman scheduled to take place in Detroit
utions in memory of a dear one
tion In memory of Charles Perin by 40 Highland Ave., upon their re-
16
full
ounces
of soup. Nothing to laud! Just heat and servel
FOX—Perfectly cast as the he-
of the affair. Music is to be pro- on that day, has been postponed
turn.
or in commemoration of a happy mine of a story, fully as hilarious Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sperakow,
Retains all of the original flavor.
vided by Dave Diamond's orches- to Sunday, Nov. 5, Louis Guns-
To plant trees or make contri-
event will be gratefully accepted as "Bachelor Mother," vivacious
Mrs.
Loewenberg's
traveling
en-
tra. A floor show will be staged berg, chairman of the arrange-
by Mrs. Silberstein, University Ginger Rogers scores another per- butions to Jewish National Fund, semble was a costume suit of rose at 11 p. m.
Approved by THE. UNION OF
call Mrs. Philip Lipson, 17527
ments committee, announced. A
1-2091.
sonal triumph in "Fifth Avenue Fairfield, or Mrs. David Seligson, wool, with accessories of Dubon-
Mrs. A. Rosen is chairman of meeting of the committee will be
net.
the annual aid book. She will also held Tuesday, Oct. 7, at 8:30
ORTHODOX JEWISH
Girl." The companion picture in- 33.13 Sturtevant Ave.
ADAMS--In "U-Boat 29" and troduces Gloria Jean, sensational
The out of town guests at the help members who desire trans- P. m., in the chapel of Bnal Moshe
CONGREGATIONS OF AMERICA
"Hidden Power" drama is dished new child star, in a grand human
wedding
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
portation. Mre. J. Weinberg and Synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence.
Flowers for all occasions—.
out doubly on the new program. story, "The Under Pup."
Dexter•Joy Florist, Tyler 6.6622. Teller and Mr. and Mrs. Al Teller Mrs. T. Cowen will take care of open at1:30 p,
ansdew
ssii lolnbe will
The tool of approval 0 is on the front of the 14.1
of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- publicity.
iam Weinberger of Cleveland, 0.
Those desiring to help should lowed by a banquet at 8;30 p..m
call Mrs. J. Rodman, To. 5-6875. emit. functions will be held at
GLICKSMAN• PAGNETZ
Proceeds will provide help for Congregation
gr
Bnai Moshe, De-
Mrs. Sophie Pagnetz announces 'needy families. Mrs. R. Alter and
the marriage of her daughter, Mrs. T. Cowen will provide fami-
The women's session to which
Pauline,
lies in need with coal, as hospi- Sisterhoods and Ladies' Auxili-
• • to Sidney Glicksman of I talers.
ID
AT YOUR TAIITZ 901 70 YEARS
city, on Sunday, Oct. 8, at the
aries of affiliated congregation
home of Rabbi M. Zager, 3026 W.
are asked to send five delegate si
Grand Ave. Rabbi Zager per-
each, will be held at 10:30 a. m
formed the ceremony in the pres- Games-Luncheon of Youth at Congregation Bnai David, Elm
Philomathic Debating Club
ence of the immediate families
Education League on
burst and 14th, simultaneously
and friends.
On Sunday, Oct. 8, the Philo-
Tuesday, Nov. 17
with a meeting of the board of di
matchic Debating Club held its
rectors of the Michigan Syna-
FORMERLY OF THE TWELFTH-TAYLOR MARKET
second
meeting of the semester.
DANN • HILL
i The Youth Education League gogue Conference, which is to
Abraham Littman announced Plans for its coming banquet were
Mr. and Mrs. Ezo Hill of Lin- I is sponsoring its bridge-Mah Jong precede the convention session.
this
week
that
one
of
the
best
reported
by Harry Jacobs to be
coin, Neb., announce the marriage, I luncheon on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at Thirty-five congregations and aux-
epde ot of ttheirdatigihdtesr,1 the following homes:
iliary groups in Detroit and 23 in Plays of the year is the current progressing successfully.
feature
at
the
Littman
People's
onSru
Gert
Sept. Dorothy, to Dr. David
Mrs. Albert Millman, 3252 out-state communities have been Theater, 12th at Seward.
Norman Leemon spoke on "De.
5 Dann
i na nof K asa Ls onCiap
bating for the Future"; Samuel
ty , anIn
A o., non
fTn noat Glendale Ave.; Mrs. Sam Schur
s- invited to send delegates to the
The presentation is "Warsaw at Hertzberg spoke on "The Euro-
and Mrs.
leer, recreation room, Maraville convention.
ado Ave., Detroit.
Apts., 3311 Chicago Blvd.; Mrs.
Reports of the election of rep- Night" by William Sieve]. Star- pean Situation Summarized," and
_
A. B. Cheriton, 17417 Ohio; Mrs. resentatives are to be forwarded ring in it is the entire new cast Sidney Baron spoke on "The Con-
GROSBERG • KALLIN
Max Abramson, 4026 W. McNich- to the office of the Michigan Syn- of characters brought here by stitution of the Philomathic." Af-
with the Jewish Ac- ter Morris Greene's critics report
On Sunday evening, Oct. 8, at ols Rd.
agogue Conference, maintained at arrangement
s
tors' Union.
the Detroit-Leland Hotel, the mar-
Luncheon will be served at Congregation Beth Tefllo Eman-
Mr. Leemon was elected best
riage of Miss Doris Betty Kallin, 12 :30 p. m. Those desiring to se- uel, 1550 Taylor Ave., Trinity
speaker of the day.
Trees Planted in Meyer Ber- Irving Siden and Morris Greene
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max cure tickets, please call the fol- 1-2934, not later than Oct. 23.
Kallin, to Merwin K. Grosberg, lowing committee members: Mrs.
lin Forest in Palestine
were then sworn in as members
A MODERN AND COMPLETE FOOD MARKET WHERE YOU WILL AL
son of Charles Grosberg, was sol- Max Abramson, Un. 1-0467; Mrs.
of the board of directors.
THETA ALPHA LAMBDA
emnized.
Morris
Sussman,
To.
6-3263;
Mrs.
Trees
were
planted
this
week
WAYS BE ABLE TO OBTAIN THE FINEST GROCERIES,
Theta Alpha Lambda sorority in the Meyer Berlin Forest in Pal- Contributions to the Jewish
Mrs. Samuel Frankel, sister of Jesse Rosin, To. 8-2677.
FRUITS. MEATS, VEGETABLES, FRESH FISH
convened for the first time this estine as follows:
the groom, was matron of honor.
Children's Home
season at the home of Gertrude
The bridesmaids were Miss
In memory of Mrs. Kate Levitt,
17 years of honorable dealings is your assurance of complete satisfaction. My motto
of New York and Mrs. Re- Groesherg, 4279 Clemente. Officers
Norma Grosberg, sister of the berg
three trees by Jeanne Levitt, two
been% Robinson of Chicago.
The Jewish Children's Home of
for the forthcoming season were trees by Harold Mahler and one
groom, and Miss Muriel Steinberg,
of advertised brands of quality merchandise at reasonable prices is in effect here.
The couple left on a two months
Detroit acknowledges receipt of
cousin of the bride.
( motor trip through the southern elected as follows: Anna Raisin, tree each by Rose Silverstone, donations from the following: Hr.
president;
Edna
Edelman,
secre-
Charles Grosberg, father of the and western states.
Minnie Elisberg, Bruce Charles and Mrs. Henry Shapero, la mem-
Free Delivery to Any Part of the City
tary; Birdie Kutzen, treasurer.
groom, was best man, and the I
Abrahams, Kenneth Warren Abra.
The anniversary
ry formal dinner- hams, Jo Lynne Abrahams, Anne ory of Abe Rosenstein; 14. J. J.
ushers were Samuel Frankel and
CESCHELIN
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WOLMAN
Torgow; Mrs. Trebles.; Hrs.
NOW OPEN--
Gerald Steinberg.
dance
is
to
take
place
Nov.
12.
YOUR PATRONAGE INVITED
Abrahams,
Bessie Lasky and J. Melitta Lenick; H.
Julius 11, olman of New York
W. Mennan:
The next meeting, which will Pearl.
A buffet supper and dancing City announces the marriage of
Mrs. Nathan Simons; MR M.
followed the ceremony. his daughter, Rita, to Samuel be followed by a rush tea, will
In memory of Mrs. Frances Kane; Calirn Sirkin; Dr.
Soma
i Among the out of town guests Geschelin of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. take place on Friday evening at Deborah Cantor, one tree each by J. Eder; Mr. and Mrs. H.
were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gros- Geschelin are residing in Detroit. the home of the treasurer, Birdie Joseph H., Mae, Louis, Hyman and for opeedy recovery of Wads.
Kutzen, 3351 Glynn CL
Me
Harold Cantor.
Robinowita.

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