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Mrs. Levy of Bay City was elected
vice-president of the Michigan State
Federation of Sisterhoods at the con-
ference held here last Monday. Mrs.
Levy is prominent in social and civic
affairs in Bay City. She is a former
president of the Bay City Sisterhood.
Through her efforts the state federa-
tion was invited to hold the next con-
ference in Bay City.
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Returning from a delightful cruise
to the West Indies are Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Rosenfield of Second boule
yard. On their trip Mr. and Mrs.
Rosenfield stopped at the Panama
Canal Zone, Venezuela, Havana and
Trinidad.
Miss Sarah Baer of New York City
is the guest at the home of Mrs.
Samuel T. Berger of Lawrence ave-
nue.
Mrs. Milfred Stern of East Grand
boulevard gave "Caesar and Cal-
purnia," a scene frmo Julius Caesar,
at the annual meeting of the Shake-
speare Club held at the Federation
clubhouse on Thursday night last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nathan of At-
kinson avenue entertained delightful-
ly on Friday evening last compli-
menting Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Levyn ere their departure for South-
ern California.
Returning to her home in Grand
Haven, Mich., after a pleasant visit
at the home of Mrs. Edward Kuhn
Following the meeting of the Sis- Seligman of Dexter boulevard is Mrs.
terhood of Temple Beth El, held in Henry Oswald.
the auditorium of the temple on Mon-
Leaving fur New York for a few
day afternoon, at which Mrs. Felix
A. Levy was the speaker, a reception day.' stay is Mrs. J. E. Goldberg of
Sunday Services:
for visitors, delegates and members Putnam avenue.
The discourse this week will be
of the Sisterhood took place in the
delivered by Rabbi Franklin on the
Dr. M. Lauderman of Montreal,
parlors of the temple, where several
subject The Biblical Conception of
ladies presided at beautifully appoint- Canada, was in the city for a few
the Ideal Man." Rabbi Franklin will
ed tea tables with its colorful array days, a guest at the home of Mr. and
speak plainly upon questions closely
of spring blossoms. Those pouring Mrs. Maxwell Benjamin of Wilson
touching the every-day life of every 1
tea from silver service were Mrs. avenue. Dr. Laucrman was en route
man. A large congregation is expect- I
Samuel T. Gilbert, Mrs. Victor Roe- to California, where he contemplated
ed. Services begin as usual at 111
mer, Mrs. Harry R. Solomon, Mrs. making a few weeks' stay.
o'clock.
Joseph Lichtenstein, Mrs. David A.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Davis of 1693
Brown, Mrs. flurry Farb:dein, Mrs.
Saturday Services:
Joseph Vehon and Mrs. Leon Har- Gladstone avenue celebrated their
Services begin as usual at 10:30.1
golden wedding anniversary Sunday,
Rabbi Berkowitz will deliver the man.
March 12, and in honor of the occa-
sermon.
Mrs. Felix A. Levy of Chicago, who sion were at home to their friends on
that day at the home of their chil-
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addressed the Sisterhood of Temple
Mamas Aaron to Address
dren, Mr. and Mrs. I. Dreifuss, 1714
Beth El on Monday last, was enter-
Men's Temple Club:
Gladstone avenue. Sir. Davis was
On Monday evening, March 20, Mr. tained during her stay in the city by born in Utica, N. Y., in 1856. Mr.
Rabbi
and
Mrs.
Leo
NI.
Franklin
at
Marcus Aaron will address the Men's
and Mrs. Davis are the parents of 14
Temple Club. The Board of the Men's their home on Edison avenue. Mrs. children, eight of whom are living,
Club urgently advises the membership Levy will leave soon with Rabbi Felix and grandparents of 13. They have
to take advantage of this excellent A. Levy for an extended tour of Eu- one great-grandchild.
opportunity to hear an earnest mes- rope, where they will study at the
sage from an earnest Jew, and one of University of Berlin and Paris for
A surprise party was given Sunday
the leading citizens of the city of some time. Rabbi Levy will take evening, March 12, in honor of Miss
special courses in philosophy and Mrs.
Pittsburgh.
Lillian Rabinowitz, daughter of Rev.
Levy will devote her time to litera-
and Sirs. Solomon J. Rabinowitz of
Junior Young People's Society:
ture.
534 Frederick street, on her six;
There will be dancing and enter-
teenth birthday.
tainment from 3 o'clock until 6 Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schloss of
day afternoon, March 19, in the vestry Grosse Pointe, who has spent the win-
Merman Kolodkin, well known art-
rooms of the Temple. Members and ter months traveling through Cali-
ist of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
their friends are cordially invited to fornia, are visiting with relatives in
tra, will appear as soloist at the Sun-,
attend. Mrs. Edna Bloch will chaper- Milwaukee and with their children, day concert by the orchestra in Or-
one this affair. Dancing starts at 3 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lang, in
chestra Hall.
o'clock sharp.
Cleveland, before their return to De-
troit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bevier (Ella
armpit> 16 rtli
N otes
House Furnishings Fair
March 20th to 25th
An entire week of unusual demonstra-
tions of all manner of Household Appli-
ances that will lighten labor and do your
work most effectively.
A remarkable Fair — both interesting
and educational.
Seventh Floor—Main
The J. L. Hudson Co.
Scotch Ginghams
With the firm weave, the silky finish, the down-right beauty and
durability the Scotch Ginghams are noted for—these are fast
colors—artistic Shepherd plaid checks in all the new
color combinations; a yard
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59c
Imported Dotted Swisses
20 Different Color Combinations.
Sheer, beautiful material with pert little dots to set it off
These are unusual values for the money; they com- $1.49
mence at
A touch of Paisley Crepe de Chine saves many a frock or
Tannenholz) of Cincinnati were re-
blouse from being drab. These come in rich colors and
Miss Ruth Lambert, daughter of cent guests at the home of Mr. and
artistic designs. Unusually attractive for the price;$3 . 50
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lambert of Mrs. Si. Nathan, 230 Monterey aye-
yard .
West Hancock avenue, woo hostess to nue.
25 guests on Saturday afternoon,
commemorating her sixteenth birth-
Miss Dee Benjamin, who has been
Zeta Beta Tau alumni of 12 col- day anniversary.
One STOfi.r,
visiting at the home of her sister,
leges were present at the meeting
Mrs. B. Ferguson of Chicago, is now
"1;4.'0;1 ae
held on March 6. The following of-
Miss Lydia Kahn, daughter of Mr. sojourning in Luling, Texas, a guest
Opposite
ficers were elected to head the new
Wooduard Avenue
and Mrs. Albert Kahn, is a member of relatives and friends.
Grionell's
alumni chanter formed here:
newly organized basketball
Harry S. Seheinman, University I of the
Miss
Bernice
Kahn
of
Detroit
is
of Michigan, president; David War- I team recruited from members of the among the University of Michigan
Liggett School alumnae. The team
ner, Western Reserve, vice-president;
students taking part in the Junior
meets on Thursday evenings.
Samuel 13. Cohen, University of Penn-
Girls' play to be presented at the uni-
sylvania, treasurer; Walter Frank,
Returning from a trip to New versity on Saturday, March 25.
University of Michigan, secretary;
York City is Mrs. Emanuel T. Berger
Dr. Herbert Kullet, Syracuse Uni-
Mrs. A. Lapin-Cohen and Sirs. Ab-
of Lawrence avenue, who went there ,
yers:ty, historian.
to see Mr. Berger ere his departure raham Cooper, well known vocalists,
headquarters of the new chapter
for an extended trip to London, Eng- were soloists at a meeting of the stu-
have been established at the Wol-
dent league of the Tuesday Musicale
land.
verine Hotel.
held on Tuesday afternoon at the
101 JOHN R ST.
Main 4216
Plans were made at this meeting
Mrs. Si. Spiegel of Chicago is a home of Nliss Carolyn Sutphin of
for a smoker to take place on April
guest at the homes of her sisters, Mrs. Eason avenue.
22, at which Detroit alumni and t'w
Leo Si. Franklin and Mrs. Melville
members of the University of Michi-
Returning from a several weeks'
Welt.
gan chapter, as well as the Zeta Beta
stay with relatives and friends in Lu-
Tau alumni from other parts of the
Returning from a pleasant stay in ling, Texas, is Ira L. Jacobs of East
state will be the new chapter's guests.
New York City, where she went to Palmer avenue.
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Announcement is made of the pur-
attend the maeriage of her niece, is
chase by the U. of M. chapter of the
Mrs. Jacque Langer of MacLean
Mrs. Mayer Sulzberger of I'uritan
home of Professor Zowski and the
avenue was hostess to 16 young la-
avenue.
adjoining estate at the cost of ap-
dies at a delightful luncheon compli-
proximately $65,000. Remodeling is
A recent visitor in the city was menting Slim Helen Langer in com-
now taking place so that the building
Mrs. Alfred Holman of Cincinnati, memoration of her sixteenth birthday
may be ready to be occupied in the
Heating. and Alfred Streets
Phone, Cadillac 4590
of h • . th • guest of Mrs. Sid ney anniversary.
fall.
Hart and Miss Blanche Hart of Brush
Zeta Beta Tau alumni who did nut
Mrs. William M. I.evyn and son,
street.
receive notice for the meetings of
By Special Request of the Detroit Jewish Theater-Going Public
Stanley, of F'arrand Park, spent a
the new alumni chapter are asked to
The Well Known Jewish Actors
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Levyn few days in Fostoria, Ohio, the pant
communicate with the secretary,
snd sons, Stanley Miles and Robert week prior to their leaving for South-
Waltre Frank, 10300 Woodward ave-
ern
California.
James, of Farrand Park left on Sun-
nue; Ilemlo •t 7201.
day morning last for Los Angeles,
Will remain here for another week to stage one of the
Sirs. Stella Mannheim and son,
Calif., where they will reside per-
greatest plays of the present Jewish stage
manently. Mr. and Sirs. I,evyn and Lewis, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spend -
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time
in
the
city,
guests
at
ing
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family have hosts of friends in De-
. troit and throughout the state who the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Falk of Putnam avenue.
regret their departure.
On Friday Evening, Saturday Matinee end Evening and Sunday
Final arrangements for the bazaar
Mrs. Meyer Abel and daughter,
to take niece on April 1 and 2 at the
Matinee and Evening, March 17, 18 and 19.
Returning from a five months'
tt si Moshe Synagogue, Garfield and stay in New York, where she was ac- Helene, have been guests at the home
Ticket. 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Beaubien streets, will he made by ths 'ively interested in the relief fund of their mother, Mrs. M. Apfelbaum
North Woodward branch of the Jew. drive directed by David A. Brown, of Hendrie avenue.
Lover. of true art of the theater cannot afford to mill seeing t h is plat'
'sh Women's European Welfare Or- is Miss Jane Brown of McLane ave-
Miss Florence Steuer has returned 411
ganization at a meeting to be held at nue.
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from Laura, Ohio, where she was
the B'nai B'rith clubrooms un Wed-
called
by
the
death
of
her
mother.
afternoon.
nesday
Among the representative Detroit
Mrs. M. Goldstick, president of the men recently elected on the board of
Mrs. W. A. Rosenberg of Flint
branch, issued another appeal to the !directors of the Board of Commerce
local merchants to assist the society of this city is Jacob Nathan of At- who was in the city in attendance at
the
Sisterhood conference, was the
bazaar,
proceeds
of
which
are
in the
kinson avenue.
guest at the home of Sirs. M. Rosen-
to go for bringing European orphans
berg
of East Palmer avenue.
to this country to be reunited with
Returning from a several days'
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9015 Twelfth St.
relatives.
stay in l'hiladelphia, Wilkesbarre and
All Branches of Beauty Culture Work.
Mrs. B. Ackerman of Lima, Ohio,
A general meeting of the Jewish Rending, Pa., is Jacob II. Davis of
is spending a few weeks at the home
European Women's Welfare organiz- Chicago boulevard.
We have added to the number of our operators to take care of
ation and branches will be held Mon-
of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolf of Law-
increased business.
day evening at the Farnsworth Street
Mme. Marguerite Matzenauer, the rence avenue.
Synagogue and will be addressed by Metropolitan Opera star, who ap-
Herman Wile, prominently identi-
Samuel Siegel of the Hiss.
peared with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra recently, spent several days fied with civic and cmomunal affairs
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ZION BALL COMMITTEE
Strauss, who gave May' elaborate af- ”teity.
REPORTING PROGRESS fairs in her honor.
Mrs. B. J. Wyman of Flint, who at-
Enthusiastic reports on progress
Walter Oberfelder spent • few tended the Sisterhood conference
made for the Zion Ball, to be held days in the city the past week, visit- which took place at Temple Beth El
Sunday evening, March 26, at the ing at the homes of his sisters, Mrs. the past week, was a guest of Mrs. J.
Malestic Ballrooms, were heard at a Leo M. Franklin and Mrs. Melville Wyman of Medbury boulevard.
rally of workers held Sunday after- Welt.
noon at the Jewish Institute. Among
Mrs. Albert Cole (Carolyn Myers)
the active workers of the committee
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Levy of Bay of Jackson, Mich., spent a few days
are the Misses Anna Sandweis, Esther ' City spent a few days in Detroit, at the home of Mrs. Emma Yalmstein
Klppper and Bessie Fisher.
guests at Hotel Statler, Mrs. Levy and Miss Martha Myers of Owen ave-
Arrangements are being made by coming here as the representaitve of nue the past week.
the committee In charge of the ball the Sisterhood of Bay City to the
see
for a number of interesting features conference held in Detroit the past
Miss Henrietta Rosenthal was
of entertainment. Proceeds of the week. Miss Carolyn levy, student among the members of the Zonta
dance are to go for a Zionist fund.
Club
who
went
to
Toledo
to
attend
at the University of Michigan, joined
her parents for a short stay at the the district meeting at which mem-
bers from various clubs in the state
PERFECTION LODGE
hotel.
were present.
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Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & A.
Bendetson Netzorg the well known
Returning from an extended trip
M., will hold special communication Detroit pianist, was soloist with the
Wednesday, March 22, at 3:30 p. m. Detroit Symphony Orchestra at the through various points in Florida are
No supper.
concert in Orchestra Hall on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levy of Merrill
avenue.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
afternoon last.
HARRY S. SCHEINMAN
ELECTED PRESIDENT
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The Phoenix Club was the scene of
a charming affair on Monday last
when the board of directors of the'
Sisterhood of Temple Beth El were
hostesses to the delegates to the new-
ly organized State Federation of Sis-
terhoods and to the distinguished
speaker of the day, Mrs. Felix A.
Levy of Chicago, at a charmingly ap-
pointed luncheon. A profusion of
spring flowers centered the tables
that formed an "I." at which the
guests were seated. Mrs. Adolph Slo-
man, who has been called the "dean
in Sisterhood activities," having been
its first president, presided in her
usual charming manner, relating
many interesting incidents in the life
of the local Sisterhood. Besides Mrs.
Levy, who was introduced by Mrs.
Leo M. Franklin, the delegates pres-
ent were Mrs. Charles Levy of Bay
City, Mrs. J. Thal of Saginaw, Mrs.
A. Traub of Jackson, Mrs. W. A. Ro-
senberg and Mrs. B. J. Wyman of
Flint and Mrs. Isaac Goldberg of De-
troit. The luncheon wan followed by
an informal discussion of Sisterhood
problems.
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at B'nai Moshe Synagogue, corner Garfield
and Beaubien, on Saturday night, April 1,
also Sunday and Sunday night, April 2.
This will consist of entertainment, vaude-
ville and dancing. Admission will be 25
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