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Regular Services Resumed:
The eighteenth season of Sunday
services will be resumed at Temple
Beth El on Sunday, Oct. 23, at
o'clock.
The subject of Rabbi Leo
M. Franklin's sermon on that occa-
sion will be "Con the Jew Justify
Himself?"
The attendance at Sunday serv-
All Society Items and other local note. should be communicated to tar office of tht
ices last year was exceedinkly grati-
Cbronick by S o'clock each Wedneeday afternoon in order to appear in the current week.
not
tats tying, but it is hoped this year to tax
le
be
received
Society
Editor
Mail
notice.
Be
as
LUC
wane. Phone Glendale
the capacity of the Temple at these
than Wedneadar•
services. All are cordially invited.
Returning from a motor trip
The Department of Activities of
the Jewish Woman's Club, with head-1 throughout the eastern states is Sel. Succoth Service.:
quarters at the clubhouse, 89 Rowena moor Simons of l'allister avenue.
Succoth services will be held Mon-
street, has announced day and even-
day morning, Oct. 17, at 10 o'clock.
Returning from a several weeks' l'he sermon will be preached by Rab-
ing classes in parliamentary law, do-
mestic art and science, languages, stay at Bartlett, N. H., is William bi Franklin.
dramatics, physical culture, social Siegel of Putnam avenue.
The Succah this year, is in pre-
service, expert filing, millinery and --
vious years, will be built under the
Albert Ginzberg of 1244 Harlin- auspices of the religious committee
dressmaking. Additional classes will
be formed to meet the demand. Mem- game avenue has returned from a of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
berm are urged to avail themselves five weeks' trip throughout the east- Temple, Mrs. Leo. M. Franklin,
of these opportunities offered. Hours ern states.
chairman.
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of registration for classes are from
The Succah will be erected in the
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole (Carolyn small auditorium this year, because
a. m. to 9 p. m., at the clubhouse.
Meyers) of Jackson, Mich., spent the the Temple has been turned over to
Honoring Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson holiday 8011S011 with relatives and the use of Michigan's First hlusic
of Pittoburgh, who was the principal friends in the city.
Committee for its entertainments
speaker at the consecration and lay-
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Max May have moved
ing of the cornerstone of the new
Contributions for the Succah, such
Temple Beth El, Mr. and Mrs. Henry from the Astor Court apartments of as fruit, staple groceries and vege-
Wineman entertained at a beautiful- West Grand Boulevard to their new tables, will be caceptable. They will
ly appointed dinner at their home on, home on Westminster avenue.
be received at the Temple until Mon-
Kirby avenue on Tuesday evening
day noon. Money contributions may
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman of be sent to the Rabbis.
last. Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Frank-
lin and Rabbi and Mrs. Henry J. Burlingame avenue entertained
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Berkowitz were guests at the dinner. guests at dinner on Wednesday even- Young People'. Society:
ing last, complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
An interesting program has been
'Returning from a motor tour Maurice Enggass.
provided by the Young People's So-
through New York and Massachusetts
ciety of Temple Beth El for Sunday
ore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt of • Mrs. M. Teller of Chicago is a evening, Oct. 16. A playlet by Ar-
guest at the home of her children, nold Bennet, "A Good Woman," will
Boston Boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Neiman of be presented by members of the so-
Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Wineman of Virginia Park.
ciety. A special musical treat is also
East Kirby avenue, who have been
in store for those attending. Con-
Miss Marguerite Kopple, daughter gregation members and members of
visiting with their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Victor of Buffalo, N. of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kopple of all affiliated organizations are in-
Y., are now spending a few weeks McLean avenue, who spent the past vited.
two months visiting at the home of
at Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Rothschild
Troop 76:
Julian II. Krolik of Chicago Boule- (Herma Kopple) in St. Paul, Minn.,
Troop 76 went on its first hike of
vard is spending some time in New has returned.
the season on Sunday, Oct. 9. The
York City.
boys left Log Cabin at 8:30. The
Returning from a two days' stay troop is rapidly building up with new
Mrs. Merman Orschel of Chicago at lintel Biltmore in New York are material. All Scouts are aiming to-
is spending a few weeks with her Sir. and Mrs. A. Shiffman of Glynn ward advancement.
sister, Mrs. Bertha Zenner, and niece, court.
The troop meets Thursday nights
Mrs. Sam Sloman, at their home on
at 7:30 in Temple Beth El.
Mrs. Leo Weiss has returned to
East Ferry avenue.
Detroit from Port Huron and has
Mrs. Philip Stern and daughters, taken an apartment at Byron and
the Misses Phyllis and Elizabeth Blaine avenue.

Stern, who were house guests of Mr.
Mrs. Magnus Hirschfeld of Hazel-
and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer of Chi-
cago Boulevard, have returned to wood avenue entertained for the
Needlework
Guild committee at her
their home in Montgomery, Ala.
home on Wednesday afternoon lust.

John Breitmeyer's Sons

1314 Broadway. Main 4260

William Weisskoff of Brookline,
is spending a few days in
Detroit.

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Returning from a two weeks' stay
at Atlantic City is Benjamin Siegel
of Boston Boulevard.

DETROIT

Mrs. David Hirsch (Mrs. Flora Ad-
Ter) of New York is spending two
weeks in the city a guest at Hotel
Wolverine.

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BENJAMIN.SLAKTER

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slakter of
Utica, N. Y., announce the marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gomm and of their (laughter, Rose, to Joseph
Ira Gomm of Onaway, Mich., were Benjamin of Detroit on Wednesday
recent guests at Hotel Stetter.
Oct. 12. Mr. Benjamin was formerly
of Utica, N. Y.
Sirs. I. Davis of Toledo, Ohio, is
visiting at the home of her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Davis Of Chi-
sago Boulevard.

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Returning to their home in West
Branch after a pleasant visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Mark
' relatives and friends in the city are (Theresa Meister) announce the
Al r. and Mrs. Gerald May enter- Mrs. Philip Blumenthal and Miss birth of a daughter, Shirley Ruth ,
Sept. 26.
tained 40 guests at a dancing party Dora Blumenthal.
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to their home on La Salle Gardens
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Mr. and Mrs. Adolph I. Want
Joseph Grabowsky of Bay City
rating Mr. May's birthday mini- spent a few days in Detroit the past Mary Burman) of 646 Horton ave-
nue are receiving congratulations on
versary.
week.
the birth of a son, Yale Abbott, Sep-
hliss Marion Spater, daughter of
l ol7dd. tember 29.
g uinisi : Gpaorldkst toune i poat: mG
lissvilr
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Spater of Bur- fro
lingame avenue, has gone to Ossin-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frank (hlarniv
ing, N. Y., where she has enrolled as stone, Stimson place.
Levy) of 1493 Glynn court, are re -
ceiving congratulations on the birth
( aiisrtisudent in the Ossining School for
Al r. and Mrs. I. Frank of Toledo
of a son on Wedesday, Oct. 12.
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The tirst meeting of the season of and Mrs. Edward Frank of Birginia
the Luncheon Club was held on Park.
Tuesday last at the Phoenix Club.
Maurice Myers of Tumor, hlich.,
Miss Ruth Franklin read an interest-
spent a few days in the city the past
ing paper.
week, a guest of relatives and

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The

mont avenue spent several days in
Perfection Lodge 486, F. and A.
New York and Boston the past week. M., will hold regular communication
Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 7 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Burril Taft of Mon
Returning from a motor trip
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
rue, Mich., were guests of Miss Sylvia
Friedenberg at her home on Second throughout the eastern states is
Harry
Sheinman
of
Rowena
street.
Boulevard the past week.

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It may be a few yards of soft
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gown, or the material and fin-
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MAX COHEN ELECTED
PRESIDENT CENTRAL
GRADUATING CLASS

For the first time in the history
Mr and Mrs. David A. Brown en. friends.
of Central High School, the city's
tertained the executive board of
oldest
high school, has a Jewish boy
Saul Jackson of Croswell, Mich.,
Temple Beth El Wednesday evening
been elected president of a graduat -
last at their new home on Boston spent the holiday season in the city
ing
class.
Many Jewish students
the guest of relatives and friends.
Boulevard.
have graduated from this school, at -
taining high honors in scholastic
Returning from Charlevoix, where • Miss Dorothy Fink, daughter of
d
she spent the past two months, is Mr. and Mrs. M. Fink of East Palmer fields. Some Jewish girls have hel
o the office of vice-president and sec-
thnen tjAnrivbeo rrsitty
uve., hhears stguodniee s taot A
Mrs. Flora Goodman of Delaware ar::,eunn,
retary in former graduating classes.
Several Jewish boys have had the
avenue. of Michigan.
honor of being class treasurer; but
I. Lobsitz of Syracuse, N. Y., who
it remained for Max Cohen, popular
Paul Blumenstein of New York
with Mrs. Lobsitz visited their chil-
Jewish boy, to be the first Jew to
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosen- was a recent guest at the home of receive the presidency.
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Albert
Ginzberg
of
field of Glynn court, has returned
Last Friday afternoon the first
home, Mrs. Lobsitz remaining for a Burlingame avenue.
meeting of the January graduating
longer visit.
class
was called to order by Assistant
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Segal, who
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Principal Stocking, After several
Returning from a two weeks' tour have returned from their wedding ballots were taken the vote for the
through the White and Adirondack trip, have taken an apartment at Dill
presidency was a tie between Max
mountains are the Misses Augusta, Glynn court.
Cohen and Charles Jones. On Mon-
Jane and Florence Brown and Harry
day afternoon, ..eith more members
Returning from New York, where
of the class present, another vote was
Z. Brown of 81 McLean avenue.
he 'spent a few days, is Morris Fried-
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taker., giving Max Cohen 71 votes
Miss Blanche J. hart is spending berg of Virginia Park.
and his opponent 63 votes. Ida Ar-
kin was elected vice-president.
two weeks in the cast visiting at the
L. B. Berger of Garfield avenue
Sir. Cohen has held and is holding
home of her brother, Walter Hart of spent a few days in New York City
many important positions. Ile was
Rochester, N. Y., and in New York the past week.
president of the Webster Debating
City.
Club, was on Central's debating team
F. R. Levines of Clairmon avenue
for two years, president of House
Of interest to Detroiters is the an- has returned from a few days' stay
175, president of the 12-B's last term
nouncement of the engagement of in New Y or k C' ity.
and is now president of the Philo-
Miss Miriam Cohen, daughter of Mr.
mathic Debating Club.
and Mrs. Isaac 'Cohen of Alpena,
Returning from New York, where
Mich., to Sidney Irving Jacobs o., he spent the past few days, is J.
Newport, R. I. Miss Cohen is at Friedherg of Erskine street.
present spending a few weeks in De-
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Myers of Hotel
troit as the guest of Miss Golda Gins-
Charlevoix has returned from an ex-
burg of Alger avenue.
Blear Cholem Juniors an-
tended trip throughout New York
nounce that plans are now well un-
Returning from a motor tour and Massachusetts.
dear way for their big annual dance,
throughout the eastern states are
to be given at the hotel Stotler Sun-
Returning from a month's sojourn
David and Leo Welling of Brush
in New York, Atlantic City and day evening, Dec. 11.
street.
The dance committee, headed by
Washington is Mrs. A. Lapin-Cohen
Morrey Rosenthal, is planning to pre-
Walter Marks, stude . .t at the Uni- of Burlingame avenue.
sent several unique novelties as fea-
versity of Michigan, whose home is
L. Kibbine of Longfellow avenue tures of the ball. Tickets are being
in Marion, Ind., was a recent guest
placed f sale this week. Due to
of Louis Freidenberg of Rowena spent a few days in New York City. the limit I number of people that
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kaber of Edi- can be commodated on the dance
floor of the Statler, the committee
Mrs. D. Rosenblatt of St. Joseph, son avenue have returned from a is urgi those who are planning to
Mo., was a recent guest at the home several weeks' visit with relatives 'Mend o buy their tickets early.
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg and friends in Providence, R. I.
of Glynn court. Mrs. Rosenblatt is
P RiKCTION LODGE
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bivens of Bel-
en route to Dayton, Ohio, where she

J. H. Thorn of Edison avenue
Miss Jeannette Sara Musliner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mus- spent two weeks in New York, At-
at
a
!antic
City and Washington.
liner, entertained 20 guests
dancing party on Saturday evening.
L.
J.
Freedman
has returned from
last at her home in the Victory apart- 1
a two weeks' trip to New York City.
ments on Collingwood avenue.

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On the Balcony at Heyn's Bazaar

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