THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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LOCAL NOTES

A very pretty event of January 25th
was the wedding of hiss Tillie Abel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Abel,
to Mr. Louis Davidson. son of Mr.
and Airs. NI. Davidson, which took
place at the Knights of Pythias Hall.
The bride v as dressed in a beautiful
gown at white georgette, heavily
beaded, and wore a veil fashioned
into a duchess cap. She carried a
shower bouquet of white ruses and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Leo E. Mor-
ris, sister of the (.roost, who attend-
ed the Bride as Alatron of Honor,
looked charming in ;t gutvil of gold
Lace over gold metallic cloth. She
carried a bouquet of pink roses. The
Bridesmaids were Nliss Siplira Baeh-
r:orb of Dowse College, Milwaukee;
Nliss Minnie Bachrach, hl ins Rose
Fruntin and Hiss Kate Davidson.
They carried bouquets of roses.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and ',qrs. Frank Bachrach and

TREASURY OF HEBREW
. MUSIC DISCLOSED BY
CANTOR ROSENBLATT

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Tenor Gives Varied and Unique Pro-
gram at Orchestra Hall in First De-
troit Appearance.

Pronounced one of the world's
greatest tenors by the New York
critics who were given the oppor-
tunity of hearing him thrice in the
past Metropolitan season, Cantor
Josef Rosenblatt appeared for the
first time in Detroit, Jan. 25, and
ably fulfilled the expectations of his
Orchestra Ilall audience.

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Still a young man and belying the 0
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M r. Harry Clark, of 319 Frederick, age connoted by his great reddish-
brown heard, the Cantor is possessed go
has sailed to South Africa, where he of remarkable feeling of sympathy
will visit relatives and friends,
for his themes, of genuine deep-root-
ed understanding. All the simple
.\ Festival was held Sunday after- solemnity and the heart-filled anguish
noon, February I st, at the Mogain of the Jew, voiced in the strains of
.16.1.01,. .1r. and hrs. "Eili, Eili," struck responsive chords
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slier Nloss, who are celebrating the in Jew and gentile alike. While Can-
titilden \VesIding Anniversary do- for Rosenblatt believes that Hebrew II
mated a Safir Torah, the honors for music to be fully appreciated must be
which were auctioried, mot the pro-1 understood, he also declared for the 0
coe ds applied to
the Talmud Torah strong universality of appeal which
and ,h,. war Sufferers.
Sufferers. NIr. Joseph all music makes.
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NI oss was toastmaster at .1te Lunch-
fhrre is something in his. range
I con, furnished by Mr. and .Mrs. doss.
and power which is peculiarly fitted
to give fullest expression to the ex-
Highly individual model with smart
otic Oriental structure of his songs.
It was this, perhaps, which led the
short jackets, Bolero, Etons or Pony
late Cleofonte Campanini, director of
in type—tailored in the new weaves of
the famous Chicago Opera Company
Los Angeles.—Miss Rosa Phillips, to tender Cantor Rosenblatt a con-
Tricotine and Cheruit Twill.
I the deputy city prosecutor of Los tract.
Ile refused—and apparently 0
Angeles, has the distinction of being for no other reason than that it would
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A famous Fifth Avenue tailor created
the first Jewish girl to practice law require the removal of his beard! Of
the
three-piece
model
in
the
new
ma-
in Southern California and the first course it was not that the Cantor
La and youngest girl to hold such a po - was inordinately proud of that beard.
terial Piquette, which has a silver bro-
sit ion.
but that be could no longer continue
caded and fringed tunic blouse
She is a Jewess, born in Russia, but as Cantor for the little synagogue o
educated in Los Angeles. At an early which he loves and serves.
(sketched on the left; 250.00).
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age she came to this country with
A great dramatic singer, a deep .0
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her parents. Her father died many student of the folk lore, the tradi-
A cape suit of Tricotine has an unusual col-
years ago. She is a graduate of Los lions and the music of his people,
embroidered like a Persian rug. The
Angeles High School and of the law I '
cape may be worn separately (sketched on
possessing a personality at once lov-
departtnent of the University of I
able and yet demanding of honor and
the left: I10.00). The new tailored suits
Southern California of the class of respect, Joseph Rosenblatt has left
range in price from
1915'
a sleep impress upon his hearers and
Miss Phillips has charge of all brought them a few strains of ancient 0
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kindly and has a happy knack of
winning the confidence of those
with whom she comes in contact, be-
cause of her own sincerity of purpose
and lack of personal ambition.
Miss Phillips is authority for the
•statement that a woman convicted of
wrong will find plenty of fine people
iii the community ready and anxious
to give her a helping hand, and if she
wants to redeem herself and reclaim
her position in society it is possible
if she is willing to do her share.
Another Jewish deputy who is do-
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much good work along these
sane lines is Mr. J. Friedlander, who
handles most of the Jewish cases.
The really great work which Miss
Phillips is doing is the upbuilding of
I weakening characters.
The efforts along the line of social
service, co-operating with the Feder-
— headquarters
ation of Jewish Charities and other
organizations in building up instead
for the Piano
of tearing down—that is the remark-
buyers of the
able and great work which is quite
out of the ordinary as considered a
state — there
part of the work of a deputy prose-
awaits you
cutor. She is cutting new trails, set-
ting tip a unique idea and carrying it
out for the benefit of hundreds whose
chance in the world has been a trifle
marred.

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Remarkable Originality
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Not merely to the Hebrew songs
of long ago which successive cen-
turies have endeared to the' hearts
of the Jewish people Were his efforts
directed, but in the course of his
program Cantor Rosenblatt went far
:Meld. Not even the Detroit critics
of Mich.;
Mrs. Sam who were prone to take his to task
Klein and soil, of Louisville, Ky..1 for an untnistakable accent in his 0
NIrs..knila Epstein, of Louisville, and 1 pronunciation of the Irish melodies
Mr. F. Abel, of Brooklyn,
N. 1'. The and the Celeste, Aida," could deny
couple lett for all extended trip the
spirit and fervor which will fix,
through the Smith and Will
be At his rendition firmly in the memory of
Dome to their frierids about Febru- local music lovers.

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