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Returning from a fortnight's visit
with relatives and friends in Newark,
N. .J., is G. I.. Ehren of Teunyaon
avenue.
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In This
Day of Restricted Budgets
Mrs. Fannie Doktor has moved
into her 111'W home at 1418 Burlin-
game aveune.
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Not — To Do Without — But
To Have Within One's Means
Mrs. Dora Carvell and Miss Ma-
tilda Garvett have removed their res-
idence front Alger avenue to 1418
Burlingame avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Lenin have
moved into their new home at 79
Midland avenue, Highland lark.
Mrs. Tillie Birnkrant and family
have moved into their new residence
at 628 Boston Boulevard.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Star have
moved into their new home at 1235
Burlingame avenue.
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Miss Esther Goldstein of 430 East
Ferry avenue is spending some time
in Chicago.
Mrs. Joe Hollander of 52 Forest
avenue east has returned from a
three months' trip to Germany,
where she visited her father.
Now
eilimounces
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sternberg of
Theodore street announce the Bar
Mitzva of their son, George, on
Thursday, Oct. O. George read his
portion of the Torah at the Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek, receiving the
blessing and a talk from Rabbi'A. M.
Hershman. George is a pupil at Cen-
tral High School, having graduated
with honors from the Garfield School.
He was recently elected president of
the Freshman Class of the (louse of
Argonauts.
'Variety
Miss llelen Ressler of 5719 Brush
street has left on an extended trip
to Montreal and Toronto, where she
will be a guest of relatives and
friends.
Miladys Fall and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cohn of Hazel-
wood avenue gave a miscellaneous
shower complimenting her sister,
Mollie Weisblum, whose engagement
was recently announced. A luncheon
was served for 25 guests.
Winter Headgear
Stillman) have returned from their
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Mr. and Mrs. Saul Weinberg (Ella
wedding trip to Watkins Glenn, At-
lantic City and Washington ad are
now at home to their friends at 309
West Court street, Flint, Mich.
Holley-MacKay
Rowland W. Fixel and Irwin I.
Cohn spent Friday in Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goldberg and
family of 633 Medhury avenue have
moved to their new home at 2002
Gladstone.
Millinery Importers and
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1451 Farmer St.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Feinberg
have moved into their new residence
at 12:35 Burlingame avenue.
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Miss Dorothy Commn of 1228 Glynn
court entertained 20 of her little
friends Saturday, Oct. 8, at the Re-
gent theater, afterward taking them
to Beltrimini & Rush for luncheon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Harris, of 1971 Clan-mount Avenue, announce
the engagement of their sister, Miss Lillian Shimherg, to Max N. Freed-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freedman, of Chicago Boulevard.
The wedding will take place sometime in November.
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Temple Beth El Sisterhood held its
first meeting of the coming year
Wednesday, Oct. 5, in the form of
an "Experience Party." Each lady
related her experiences in raising her
pledged contribution to the commun-
ity building fund. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
I. Rich; vice-president, Miss Lillie
Lenhoff; secretary, Mrs. J. D. Kellar;
treasurer, Mrs. J. Thal. The ladies
are planning a dinner for Thursday
evening, Oct. 2U, at 6:30 for the
benefit of the buildig fund. Mrs.
John /merman has been named as
general chairman. Hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. Max Hirshberg
and Miss Lillie Lenhoff.
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The Jewish Ladies' Aid Society
held their first meeting Wednesday,
Oct. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Weinberg and
family of Bad Axe, Mich., are spend-
ing the Holy Days in Pontiac as
guests of S. Buckner.
-The Society Woman
-The Business Woman
—The Woman in the Home
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss spent
the holy days in Toledo, Ohio, as
guests of relatives.
Complimenting Miss Dorothy Bar-
nett and Miss Ruth Samuelson,
brides-elect of the near future, Mrs.
Benjamin Goldstein delightfully en-
tertained at a five-course luncheon
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 28, at a
1 o'clock luncheon at her home on
Droll street. Twelve guests were
seated at a table appropriately deco-
rated with autumn flowers. The af-
ternoon was spent sewing for the
brides-to-be, who were also recipients
of beautiful gifts for the hostess.
The Junior Auxiliary met Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 9, at the Community
Center Building. After the business
session the following program was
given: Short talk by Nelson Gluck
of Hebrew Union College; dance, by
Helen Seitner; piano solo, by Jennie
Dembinski. Officers for the ensuing
Miss Cecelia Fine attended the first
year are as follows. President,
Emily Oppenheim; vice-president and meeting of the Tuesday Musicale on
Philippe;
treasurer,
Tuesday,
Oct. 11.
secretary, Irene
Joseph Seitner. Clarence Levy and
Mr. and Mrs. William Present
Esther Miller of Bay City were guests
spent the Holy Days its Toledo with
at the meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein, Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Rappaport, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Fine and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Lewis, all of Pontiac, attended the
services during the Holy Days at the
Temple Beth El, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz de-
Sunday evening, Oct. 9, the Com- lightfully entertained four couples
munity Center was the scene of a Friday evening, Oct. 7, in honor of
"Community Pot Luck Dinner." their first wedding anniversary. The
About 50 guests enjoyed the delicious evening was spent in dancing.
repast, which was followed by danc-
The l'ontiac B'nni B'rith Lodge
last regular meeting of the ing.
will hold a meeting Wednesday even-
Aimwell Club was held Sunday af-
Harold Berg of Detroit is the guest ing, Oct. 12.
ternoon, Oct. 9, at the Mogen Abra-
ham Synagogue, Farnsworth avenue. of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Nover.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Schlissel, Miss
The presentation of an autumn
Mrs. Jacob Thal, Mrs. Louis Le- Anne Kramer and M. Rosenbaum of
dance was the main discussion at
the meeting. The following mem- vinsohn, Miss Rose Lipman and Miss Detroit spent Sunday as guests of
bers were appointed for the entire Lilly Levinsohn were the Saginaw Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Schwartz of
term to act as a dance committee: guests of a "500" party given by Pinegrove avenue.
Philip °lender, chairman; Nathan Mrs. Edward Rosenberg and Mrs.
Samuel Magidssohn at the Durant
Mrs. Joseph Barnett and Mrs. Jack
Lieberman and George Benson.
E. Gold, a veteran and former Hotel, Flint, in honor of Miss Do- Fink spent the week end in Flint as
member of the club, was voted into rothy Barnett of Pontiac. Miss Bar- guests of Mrs. Ed. Rosenberg.
the club on the recommendation of nett's marriage to Ellis M. Thal of
Buffalo, N. Y., will take place Sun-
Complimenting Miss Dorothy Bar-
the membership committee.
The social committee announced day, Oct. 16, at l'ontiac.
nett, a bride-elect of this week, Mrs.
Ed. Rosenberg and Mrs. Samuel
its plans for the Hallowe'en party to
51rs. Harry Lenick has returned Magdisohn of Flint entertained 25
take place Oct. 20 at the home of
Samuel Goodman, 440 Farnsworth from a several weeks' visit in Detroit. guests at a miscellaneous shower Sat-
urday afternoon at the Hotel Durant,
avenue. II. Einstandig was appoint-
Flint. Five hundred was played dur-
ed to fill S. T. Goodman's position
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ing the afternoon, after which a
on the social committee.
three-course luncheon was served.
The Aimwell Club extends a cor-
dial invitation to Jewish young men
An interesting meeting was held Miss Barnett received many beauti-
between the ages of 18 and 21. The Tuesday evening at the home of Miss ful gifts.
regular weekly meeting will be held Leola Lapides, 225 East Ilarper.
Sunday afternoon in the Beth Abra- Election of officers was held and the
ATTACKS ON JEWS RENEWED
ham Synagogue, Farnsworth avenue, following were elected: Miss Anna
between Beaubien and Antoine se , -.son, president, and Miss Mary
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)— Jews on
streets.
Cohen, secretary and treasurer.
the Vienna Bourse were again at-
Os one no definite arrangements have tacked on Friday. The attackers
EUROPEAN ANTI-SEMITES as yet been made, plans are in full numbered several hundred. Large
swing for many social activities this
SEEK KU KLUX KLAN AID season. After the adjournment of plate glass windows were smashed,
banks were entered and their opera-
meeting refreshments were
the
were dragged
VIENNA.-1.1. T. A.1-0wing to served by the hostess, which were tions disturbed, Jews
through
the streets.
lack of funds, the committee here ap- enjoyed by all.
When the police arrived, the riot
pointed to arrange for the forthcom-
was stilled and 40 of the attacking
ing anti-Semitic World Conference
party were arrested.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
has practically ceased its activities.
Our correspondent learns that the
David Welling, formerly associated
anti-Semitic committee has discovered
a possible ally in the American Ku with the law firm of Fixel & Pixel,'
Klux Klan, and plans to invite the has moved to his new suite of offices
Klan to participate in the Congress, at 2232 Dime Bank building.
and help defray the expenses thereof.
AIMWELL CLUB
.,:ontinuous
to 11 p. m.
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ever keenly
H alive to the necessities of
the moment, is as always pre-
pared to render easy this im-
portant problem—the question,
not to do without, but to have
within one's means.
their parents, Mr. and Sirs. J. Lewis.
Sabbath School classes were re-
sumed Saturday, Oct. 8, with an aug-
mented enrollment. It is expected
the school will have a most satisfy-
tory year under the able guidance of
its superintendent, Miss Lillie Len-
hoff, and her assistants, and under
the leadership of Nelso Glob of lie-
brew Union College.
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JABOTINSKY COMING
1.0NDON.—(J. C. B.)—we learn
that the New Directorate of the
Keren Ilayesod is to consist of Messrs.
Jahotinsky, Zlatnpolsky, Sieff, Schni-
arya Levin, George Halpern, Naiditch
and Feivel.
It is expected that Jahotinsky will
leave shortly for America and lir.
Schmarya Levin for South Africa.
WELFARE OF JEWISH. WORKERS
RIGA.—(J. T. A.)—The National-
ity Commissariat of the Soviet Gov-
ernment has taken the initiative in
calling a conference of Jewish agri-
cultural workers in South Russia. The
conference is to consider methods of
aiding the Jewish colonists in South
Russia who are in a critical position
because of the insecurity of life in
that section of the country.
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Scotti Opera Company
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RIGOLETTO
At Orchestra Hall
OCTOBER 23rd
With a great cast, including Stracciari, Rothier,
Joseph Hislop and Queena Mario.
Seats on Sale at Grinnell's.
$1.00 — $2.00 — $3.00 — $4.00 — $5.00