THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Marks, 203 Ileudrie avenue, will be
glad to learn that their little daughter,
Edna Lillian, has fully recovered from
a five weeks' illness of scarlet fever.
Andre l'olah, violinist with the De-1
troit Symphony Orchestra, and for-
mer pupil of Eugene Ysaye, appeared
in recital at Temple Beth El, Thurs-1
day evening last, under the auspices
of the Young People's Society.
Through the medium of a thoroughly
modern technic, Mr. l'olah showed
exquisite sensibility, delicacy, feeling
and unerring taste. The concerto was
a rare treat to music lovers.
The first informal dancing party
given by the..Sigma Phi Sorority took
place Monday evening at Fellow:craft
Athletic Club and was pronounced a
huge success. Much credit is due
Miss Edna Reese, Miss Amelia Rose.
Sadie Solomon and Eva Williams for
their untiring efforts toward the suc-
cess of the dance. During intermis-
sions Samuel Pearlman and Billie
Abramsohn entertained with songs.
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Quality Built.
"Chocolate House" is al-
ways busy with its crowds of
intelligent candy buyers and
patrons of our fountain ser-
vice.
David A. Brown was named on the
executive committee of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra Society at the
annual session, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Max Cohen returned Tuesday
morning from an eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stiffer, 994
Brush street, will he at home Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, June 4,
in honor of the confirmation of their
son, John.
One of the pretty summer weddings
took place Thursday, May 29, when
Miss Ida Gordon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Gordon, of Montcaiin street,
was united in marriage to Mr. Ben-
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jamin Gould, of this city. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
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of the immediate family and intimate
friends at Beth Jacob Synagogue,
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Rabbis Levin and. Aishishkin ofliciat-
ing. A reception and dinner followed
bride. The Misses
at the home of
Kate and Jennie Gordon attended the
bride,
while
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Gould
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Mr. and Mrs. Gould left for an east-
ern trip and will be at home to their
friends after June 15 at their new
home on Garfield avenue. Many de-
lightful pre-nuptial entertainments
were given itt honor of the bride-elect
during the past week. Mrs. Meyer
Sugarman was hostess at a miscella-
neous shower Monday night. Mr.
Herman Gordon gave a theatre party
Sunday evening. Among others who
entertained for the bride were Miss
Jennie F. Gordon and Miss Lena Su-
garman.
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The Sigma Phi Beta Sorority dance,
held Thursday evening in the ball-
room of the Hotel Taller, was un-
doubtedly one of the most delightful
dancing parties for the younger set
is season. The proceeds will
hel
he French Baby Fund. In
go
lstire the success of the so-
la
Ice is due to the indefatiga-
ro
s of the following members:
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non, Rose Edloff, Zeltua Ro-
Fa
sent , , Silka Stocker, Laura Rosen-
thal, Julia Klein, Rose Benjamin and
Gertrude Reisman. Mrs. L. H. Ro-
senthal, Mrs. Max Litman, Mrs .
George Edloff, Mrs. Joseph Reisman,
Mrs. D. R. Stocker, Mrs. S. Benjamin
and Mrs. A. Klein were patronesses
of the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Brown, of 223
Medbury avenue, will be at home to
their friends Wednesday, June 4, in
honor of their daughter, Julia Ruth,
who will be confirmed on that day.
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Rabbi and Mrs. Samuel S. Mayer-
berg left Friday morning for Saginaw,
Lieutenant Delbert R. Blender, where Rabbi Mayerberg is to confirm
medical corps, U. S. N., is visiting his a class of eleven boys and girls on
parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. Blender, of Sunday afternoon, June I.
Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Leon Rosinska was the hostess
at a dinner on Sunday complimenting
Jan Rubini, who appeared at the Tem-
ple last week.
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The Detroit delegates to the Boston
meeting of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations have returned
hose, full of enthusiasm for the fine
spirit that animated the meetings.
Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin and Mr. Mil-
ton M. Alexander were two of the
Detroit delegates.
Captain and Mrs. I. Pelzman, of
Washington, I). C., en route to the
Philippine Islands, where Captain
Pelman will engage in governmental
research work of a medical nature,
spent the week-end with Mr. Sylvan
Grosser, Hotel Addison.
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June'15 has been the date chosen
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your own home? Doubtless
you have bought with care
and given away much silver'
ware—for silver is an ideal gift
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thought to your own table
furnishings of silver? Are you
using silver that you would not
think worthy of buying as a gift
simply because you happen to
have it? Remember—table
silver is most intimately asso-
ciated with the family life and
entertainment.
The Thursday evening program was
composed of the following numbers:
Concerto in 1) Major (Mozart), in
which Mr. l'olah played his own ca-
denzas; Concerto in E Minor
(Nlendelssohn); Largetto (Weber);
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"‘Vaves at Play" (Grasse); Etude for
Violin (Spiering); Caprice (Wieniaw- Central High excursion, to be held
ski). Responding to repeated encores, Saturday, are Rose Edloff, Rita Love,
Mr. Polah added "Ave Marie" (Schu- David Schiller and Sidney \Veinberg.
bert-Wilhelmj) and a group of Span-
ish dances by Fabian Rehfeid.
Mrs. Dave Rothman, of New York
City, who has been visiting in Cleve-
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lowman, of land, is spending a few days in De-
Edison avenue, announce the marriage troit.
of their daughter, Theresa, to Mr.
Robert S. Guiterman, of St. Paul,
Mrs. J. M. Friedman, of Pittsburgh,
Minn., the wedding to take place Pa., who is now visiting with her
June 1.
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Spiegal, of Chi-
cago, is expected here for a visit with
Mr. I. Ettlinger is in New York her daughter, Mrs. Henry Wittman,
before returning home.
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And to the World and All Nations
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Jewish
History
III The Romans
as the
Murderer
of the Savior
The Landing
of Columbus
The Signing of the
Declaration of
Independence
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Thebeginning
of the
Adam & Eve
The Story of
Moses
The
Crucifixion
Christ Before Pilate
Then comes the Turmoil of the World War and the
Final Land of Democracy. All containing a
Wonderful Love Story.
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