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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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September i 1 942

IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY . • ,

1

Mrs. Oscar A. Colton and son,
Dr. and Mrs. B. Bernba um and
Harry, returned to their home in daughter. Harriet, of [Ise Wilshire
New York after a visit with Mr. Apts. left for a motor trip through
and Mrs. Morse Colter of Rochester Noi [her n Nlichigan.
Ave.

Engagement

Mrs. Carrie Weil and daughter,
, Crohn
of Wildemere Ave.
Shirley. have returned to their home
in Chicago after spending several
Mr. and Mrs. David I I ufiat
were
days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. pleasantly surprised with
dinner
John C. Hopp of Edison Ave.
party given by a group
Thursday, Aug. 27, at \. friends
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feicheimer
rthwood
Inn. The occasion being !,,Ir 20th
and their two children are spending
wedding anniversary.
two weeks in Milwaukee.
Burton Clamage ot s.,;.
Juan
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Frank of Dr. spent several days in \\
Colorado Ave. are guests at the Grand during the past week.
Hotel in Mackinac.

Mr. and Mrs. David Block ot
Mrs. S. L. Heineman, formerly 01 Calvert Ave. are visiting in Frank-
Bloomfield Hills, left to make her tort.
future home in New York.
The following girls have left for
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fremont. the University of Illinois in Cham
formerly of the Art Center Apts., paign. 111.. where they will matricu-
to make their home in A rgen late as freshmen : Gloria Berman,
na, Buenos Aires.
Harriet Gaylord, Rolla Jacobs, Nata-
Mrs. Almon 'labor or Pa rkside lie Rosenthal and Arline Weinstein.
Ave. left to visit with her husband.
Mrs. Edith Kopelson (Edith Wolf),
First Lt. Amson Tabor, who is sta former Detroiter, now living in Bev -
tioned in Miami Beach.
arty Hills, Calif., is visiting her par -
Mr. . and Mrs. Sidney Weisman errs,
Mr. and Mrs. Elias W° 11 of
,
and children. Miller and Nancy, have -4 46 Fullerton. Her young daughter.
•
ho celebrated her 17th birth
returned from their vacation in Beu- " '
day. A ug. h. is also with her.
Iah, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Broder who Pvt. Alfred L. Deutsch, son of
have been spending the summer in NIr. and Mrs. Adolph Deutsch ot
Charlevoix will return to the city 1 849 5 San Juan, recently was one
Sept. 8. of two men selected from a class ot
200 to attend the teachers' course in
Morton D. Lieberman of Chicago finance at Fort Harrison, Ind.
Blvd. left for 10 days in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Ben Feldman of Calvert Ave.
was hostess at a luncheon tendered
The Misses Marjorie Baer, Faye to the members of the board of the
Dushkin, Harriet Gold and Carolyn Women's League for Sabbath Ob-
Hart man returned from a visit in sersance Aug. 2 5.
Frankfort.
Leonard \V. Moss of 1260 Fuller-
Mrs. Jostph Falk and daughter, ton Ave. left for two weeks to New
Nancy, of Stoepel Ave., left Thurs- York and Washington.
day for a fortnight in New York and
Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. Max Fichman of Indiana
Ave. has returned from Maniton
Mrs. Harris Silverberg of Chicago Springs, Colo., where she visited her
is spending a few days with her son, Seymour. who is in the Medi-
mother, Mrs. Joseph Bernba um of cal Corps at Camp Carson, Colo.
Grand Ave.
1.t. and Mrs. Max Parker returned
Mrs. Jack Spencer left for a from Sun Valley, Id., where they
month's visit with her family in spent their honeymoon. They are
Chicago.
leaving Sept. 6 for Moore Field,
Mission, Tex., where Lt. Parker has
Mrs. Norman L. Weisman and been assigned for duty in the Dental
daughter, Ginger, of Dayton, 0., are Corps of the Army Air Force.
visiting with Mrs. Weisman's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Lieberman
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Agree have
of Chicago Blvd.
had as their guest their sister, Mrs.
Pearl Mottow of Boston for the past
five weeks while here she was ex-
tensively entertained by her relatives
Finer Salmon at
and friends.

No

Any Price

P ILLAR

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COLUMBIA RIVER

ft.= SALMON

Miss Vera Sheft who has been
visiting the M. J. Greenbergs of
Fullerton Ave. has returned to her
home in Cincinnati, 0.

Mr. and Mrs. William Frank are
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
on a Great Lakes Cruise over the Pittsburgh spent several
d.: ■ , visit
holiday week end.
ing with
their brorher-in-law and
an
sister, Mr. and Mrs. I a w rem

Ur. Boudana B. Sherman is spend
Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer is spend ing a fortnight in Tawas \ Itch
ing the holiday week end with his

family in Charlevoix.

Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Nrandall
left M,n,Jay for
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dreif us of .1 visit in Denver and Calitoinia
.
Birchcrest Dr. are spending the holi
day week end in Mackinac.
Miss Dorothy Nathan H Wash
ington, D. C
visitin g at the
and Mrs. Lewis C. Frank, Jr., NITrnste Noafthalnwierl parents.
26)161(51
arc on a motor trip through North tilts.
ern Michigan.
Clairmount Ave.

of Northlawn Ave

MISS VIRGINIA MOSES

Mrs. and Mrs. Adolph Moses
of 2988 Monterey Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter
Virginia to Private William Lee-
bove, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Leebove of Elmhurst Ave. Re-
ception Sunday, Sept. 6 from 3
to 9. No cards.

Mrs. A. Schneider and daughter,
Paratrooper Marvin C. trteenbau m
Martha, who have been the guests of Fort Denning, Ga.. is spending
of Dr. and Mrs. Sam Glassman of the holidays with his parents,
Mr
Chicago Blvd. returned to their home and Mrs. Joseph D. Greenbaum of
in New York. 174 1 Cortland Ave.

Pvt. Louis Gettleson has returned
to Fort Knox. Ky., after spending
a three-day furloughs with his family.

Open Monday Noon "Fil Nine

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Selker
of Calvert Ave. have returned from
a stay in Miami Beach, Fla.

Miss I a uretta DeYoung of 2 542
Pingree Ave. has returned to the
city after a six week stay in Chi-
cago.

Mrs. Melville S. \Veit is visiting
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernion Pope in New
York.

Mrs. Herman Finsterwald is spend-
ing ten days in flint with her chil-
dren. !qr. and Mrs. Herman Finster-
wald. Jr.

Recent Bride

Mrs. Herman Teter and daughter.
Thelma. of Chicago. are the guests
of the A. I.. Cohens of 1111 Chi-
cago Blvd.

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to accent the advent of autumn.
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Mrs. M. Stern. Mrs. Hatt ye Davis
. and Mrs. Hatt ye Fisher have re-
turned from Charlevoix where they
were guests at the Charlevoix Beach
Hotel.

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Photo by J. J. Clarke Studio
(Miss Edythe Wisotsky)
MRS. ARTHUR J. LEE

The Bnai David Synagogue was
the scene of it lovely wedding on
Aug. 30, when Edythe Wisotsky,
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
\Visotsky of Martindale avenue,
became the bride of Arthur J.
Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Lee of Richton avenue.
The bride was gowned in ivory
brocade satin fashioned on prin-
cess lines and ending in a train,
her full length veil was held in
place by a coronet of seed pearls
and she carried a Bible with white
orchids.
Beatrice \Visotsky attended her
sister as maid of honor and the
bridesmaids included G e r t r u d e
Sheri of Toronto, Mildred Ben-
son, of Toronto, and Dorr Ann
Altman.
Allan Rosenberg acted as best
man and the ushers were Milton
Moss, Irving Kushner, and Marv-
in Wisotsky.
Dinner and reception was held
at Lachars.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee will spend
two weeks touring the West.

Flowers for all occasions-
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-6622

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The 53111C careful

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that governs our costliest fashions.

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