Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1931, Page 26

BALANCED RESULTS - URGED FOR WELFARE car fl-‘ '-m‘ AS STOLEN CAR DRIVEHS N Ou1 B Pus, an Auth Provision Co., 623 D was advised - Commissioned’ FOUR RABBIS UNITE| PROMINENT COUPLE Max Futrowsky and Miss Rae Friedenberg Married in Synagogue Service. ? Max Futrowsky and Miss Rae Fried- enberg, members of prcminent local families, waived the conventional mar- riage ceremosy at Talmud Torah B'Nai Israel Synagogue, Fourteenth and Emer- son streets, last n ht. ln n unlud by four rabbis. d been scheduled to plr'.’c u. M ‘Baris- ‘l‘cuky of New York, sent & telegram regrets. More than 500 perscns were in at- tendance, the rites being said in relay order by Rabbi Volkman, in whose e the event took place, and G._Silverman, Horowitz and . Rabbi Volkman pronounced the invocation. The ceremony, which usually re- qQuires about 45 minutes, lasted more than an hour. The rites followed Lhe conventional course observed in Jewish church, but the extnordlmry circumstances occasioned some exten- sion of its duration. Mrs. Bessie Friedenberg, the bride, sald the lddlfifinll clerlc had been invited to officiate for reasons of friendship and long association with the various local synagcgues. Following the wedding a reception, attended by more than 400 guests, was held at the New Amsterdam Hotel, where a wedding banquet and dancing were features of the festivities. ~Mr. and Mrs. Friedenberg passed their thirty-third wedding anniversary yes- terday and consequently the party after the wedding became a double celebra- tion. ‘The bride, who is 21 years old, for- merly Hved with her parents at 4701 | Calif Kansas avenue, and the bridegrcom, who is assoclated with his father in the wholesale meat business, resided at 4017 Illinois’ avenue. The couple departed on a wedding journey which will include visits to Philadelphia, At- lantic City, New York and other points. TROLLEY CRASH HURTS 25 Rear-end Collision in Brooklyn Sends Many to Hospital. NEW YORK, June 15 (#).—A rear- end collision between two trolley cars near the Brooklyn Navy Yard last night injured 25 persons, most of whom were taken to Cumberland Hospital for treatment. Police reported that 75 ns were in a Flushing avenue trolley when it was struck from the rear by another car. and vious incarnation of which one has no Trecollectior ROOF_PAINTS V. P. 1. GRADUATE MADE m LIEUTENANT. as ROBERT BRUCE, Son of Mrs. Arthur C. Adair, 1516 Columbia road, graduated with a bach- elor of science degree in civil engineer- ing at the Virginia Polytechnic Insti: tute and was commissioned lieutenant in the Reserve Corps, U. 8. A. TAKE OIL PLEA TO PUBLIC California’ ‘Ads Say Bankruptcy Confronts Industry. 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