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Returning from a few days' stay
in New York is Miss Fannie Rosen-
berg.
Helen Kalbfleisch, Sarah Silver.'
man, Jennie Berman, Anna Marko-
vies, Dorothy Zelkowitz and Leah
Silk were among the pupils of the
grammar schools in the city who
were elected captains to lead their
individual teams in the field day com-
petitions.
In order to avoid delay in
delivery of The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle to our subscribers
during the present removal sea-
son, our readers are asked to
notify us of their new addresses
at once.
Call the Circulation Depart-
ment, Glendale 8328, in due
time, that delivery of the paper
may not be interrupted.
ngagentruts
Harry Racoosin of Washington, D.
C., is here for a 10 days' visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Goldie Silk of 552 Westmin-
ster avenue gave a miscellaneous
shower on Monday, April 21, in honor
of her cousin, Miss Esther Eilk, whose
marriage to Morris Pinsker of this
city will be an event of Saturday.
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The services will begin as usual at
10:30 and the sermon this week will
be preached by Rabbi Franklin.
Temple Sisterhood Announcement:
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El
announces that it has obtained Dr.
Jacoby, the well known psychiatrist
of Detroit, to address its meeting on
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Levine of May 15. Further details of this will
Mt. Vernon avenue announce the en- be found in subsequent issues of this
gagement of their daughter, Rose, to paper.
Frank Fergal.
100 Per Cent Victory M•ssmeeting:
Mr. and Mrs. H. Barnett of 624
In celebration of the great achieve-
Holbrook avenue announce the en. ment of our congregation, all mem-
gagement of their sister, Dorothy bers and their households are invited
Finkelstein, to Jack Epstein of this to meet at the Temple next Sunday
city.
evening, April 30, at 8 p. m., when
there will be a program of inspiring
Mrs. Anna Shere of 1524 Clair- addresses and very fine music. Final
mont avenue announces the be- reports of all workers in the temple
trothal of her daughter, Edith Carol, campaign will be submitted. Future
to Abe Fineberg of l'ittsburgh. The plans of the congregation will be dis-
marriage will take place in July.
cussed. Do not miss this gala event
in the history of the congregation.
Dr. A. Altshuler, graduate of and
former professor at the University of
Berne, Switzerland, arrived Monday
from Havre, France. Dr. Altshuler
intends to make his future home in
Detroit. Ile is a brother of Dr. I.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Fisher of 2225
Altshuler of 8909 Oakland avenue.
I Gladstone avenue announce the birth
of a daughter, Lucille Juliette, on
Sirs. Erwin Newman (Celia Gor- April 14.
don) of Chicago spent several weeks
' in Detroit the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Airs. !lorry Albin (Gladys
Mr. and Sirs. II. Gordon of Taylor Blumenthal) are receiving congratu-
avenue.
lations on the birth of a son, Lee
Richard, on April 14.
Sol Blumrosen of 323 East Warren
avenue left for a week's stay in New
Mr. and Airs. Samuel Sternfield
York.
, (Sara Drapkin) of 327 Hopkinson
avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y., formerly of
Emil Baron of 283 East Hancock Detroit, are receiving congratulations
avenue left for a 10 days' stay in on the birth of a son, Arthur Her-
New York.
bert, on April 13. Mrs. Sternfield
wee prominent in local circles as or-
Miss Ilelen M. Kleinsmith, accom- ganizer of several popular social and
panied by Mrs. Leo M. Brown (Le- charitable organizations.
nore Traxler), have left for Cleve-
land, where Airs. Brown will join her
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Karbal of
husband, who is returning from a 1535 Collingwood are receiving con-
motor trip through the East. Miss gratulations on the birth of a son,
Kleinsmith will remain in Cleveland Stewart Homer, on April 6.
for a few weeks as the guest of rela-
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W••dw•rd A
Y. P. S. OF B'NAI MOSHE
PLANS ACTIVE SEASON
The Y. P. S. of B'nai Moshe is
meeting with success in its Sunday
School undertaking. New and more
elaborate text books are new being
supplied the advanced grades. Rabbi
Glantz, now connected with the
B'nai Moshe Synagogue, is directing
a singing department along Hebrew
and Yiddish lines. A chorus is now
in the process of making.
The Y. P. S. has made arrange-
ments for Sunday matinee dances,
proceeds of which will be used for
synagogue improvements. Negotia-
tions are also being made with the
Community Building Bazaar commit.
tee for the society to conduct one
full night of the bazaar as the Y. P.
S. night. A large committee has
been chonsen for the purpose.
The orphan fund of the society is
growing rapidly. The entertainment
committee, headed by Edwin Polla-
koff, is preparing an elaborate pro-
gram for the entertainment of Jew-
ish invalid soldiers. M. Siegal has
prepared a well rehearsed play for
the occasion. An excursion date is
The Young Women's Hebrew As-
being sought for the summer, in ad-
sociation meeting, erroneously an-
dition to the many other educational
waoftw
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nounced for Sunday, April 23, will
and social activities of the organizza-
take place Sunday, April 30.
A beautiful wedding was solem lion.
An open meeting will be held the
Mr. and Airs. J. Well of 105 Colo- ized Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock a
rado avenue have moved into their Temple Beth El, when Miss Jennie second Thursday in May. The club's
new home, 2444 Longfellow avenue. Dembinski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. friends will be invited to attend the
Louis Dembinski, became the bride gathering.
Mr. and Airs. Tobias Coskey of of Earl II. Spiesberger of Jackson,
2630 Taylor avenue left for an ex- son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Spies- ENGLISH CLASSES FOR
berger of Bay City. Rabbi Birney
tended southern trip.
MOTHERS ALL SUMMER
Stern of Jackson, assisted by Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry I. Greenblatt Glueck of Cincinnati, Ohio, read the
Owing to the fact that all night
and son of Taylor avenue have moved service before an assemblage of 125 schools giving instructions to immi-
into their new home at 2502 Glad- guests. White wicker baskets placed grants have closed for the season,
on
tall
white
standards
filled
with
stone avenue.
with the exception of Central and
pink peonies and roses marked the
Cass Technical High Schools, the Jew-
Henry I,. Morse of Minneapolis entrance to the pews on either aide ish Institute would like all immigrants
and Mrs. Harry G. Starr of Pitts- of the center aisle, all linked to- desiring to study English, who are
burgh are in Detroit, having been gether with white tulle. Palms, can- unable to attend day classes, to reg-
called here on account of the illness dles and baskets of lilies, roses and ister at the Institute, High near Hast-
of their mother, Sirs. Hannah Morse. peonies formed an attractive back- ings, from 9 to 4 daily (with the ex-
ground for the ceremony, which was
ception of Saturdays and Sundays),
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parish have preceded by Mrs. Cecil Baskin sing- for the purpose of seeing how many
ing Bohm's "Still As the Night," with
moved to 70 East Palmer avenue.
are willing to avail themselves of a
Miss Carmen Alollhagen at the organ.
special night school. Should the num-
A beautifully appointed miscel- The bridal party entered the chapel bers warrant it, the Jewish Institute
laneous shower was given in honor to the strains of Lohengrin's wed- will be happy to establish night
of Miss Sylvia Gittleman on April 26 ding march. The bride was attended classes during the summer season.
by Mrs. Louis Danto and Mrs. Al. by Miss Carolyn Levy of Bay City However, those who are able to at-
Weisman, at the latter's home, which as maid of honor and Miss Mildred tend the afternoon classes should do
was decorated in pink and white. Brock of Tylre, Texas, as bridesmaid. so, inasmuch as the Dwyer School in
Baskets filled with pink and white The flower girl was little Betty Jane Oakland will be opened practically
roses lent a festive air to the affair. Roseblatt of Buffalo, N. Y. The all summer for mothers finding it
groom was attended by Isaac Levy
Covers were laid for 20 guests.
of Jackson as best man. The ushers more convenient to attend afternoon
se sRs leosni ds
The teachers of the Marcy School were William Dembinski, brother fo
nts in Oakland may register
entertained on Thursday last in the bride; Clarnece Levy of Bay City at the North End Community Clinic,
honor of Miss Rebecca C. Berstein, and Leon Stern of Jackson.
1218
Westminster
street, every morn-
The bride, who was given in mar-
who was promoted this semester as
ing between 9 and 11 o'clock, except-
teacher of English at the Barbour In- nage by her father, wore an ex- ing Sunday.
qu i site gown of
o w it() pan I ette c hif-
termediate High School.
fon draped with white Spanish lace,
Miss Esther Priscol has returned which formed cascades on either side,
from Champaign, Ill., where she at- and was trimmed with pearls and
tended a formal dinner dance given rhinestones. The bodice formed a
by the Sigma Alpha Nu of the Uni- square decolletage and was sleeve- Hopis His Visit to Palestine Will
less. A veil fashioned of bridal veil-
vresity of Illinois.
Bring Him Nester to Difficulties
ing, caught at either aide with clus-
of Jewish People.
J. Eugene Zitomer was host at a ters of orange blossoms, fell over the
dinner party in honor of Joseph W. gown, forming a long train. She car-
The current number of the New
ried
a
showed
bo(uet
of
Ophelia
Wolf of ChiCago, formerly of De-
Palestine, official organ of the Zion-
troit, at the. Lambs Club. Among roses and lilies-of-the-valley, bowed ist Organization of America, commen-
the guests were Arthur E. Benson, with White and gold tulle.
ting
editorially on Mr. Ochs view of
After the service a wedding din-
Harry Stiller, Henry H. Cohen, Carl
the Palestine situation as expressed
Schiller, Mark Ballantine, William ner was served to 65 guests. Mr. by him in an interview in Paris with
Marks, Walter J. Harris, Edward Bar- and Mrs. Spiesberger left on an ex- a representative of the Jewish Tele-
nard and Henry Silver, all of De- tended Western trip and will be at graphic Agency, expresses gratifica-
troit; Earl Harris and Maxwell Ben- home in Jackson after June I.
The bride is a graduate of Arthur tion with the open, friendly, and un-
nett of Chicago, Harvey Bache of
biased attitude of the publisher of
New York and Fred Stone of St. Hill High School and of the Cincin- the New York Times towards Zionists
nati
Conservatory of Music and has
Louis.
won fame as a pianist of unusual achievements in Palestine.
"We are naturally gratified", the
ability. The bridegroom was gradu-
BAR MITZVAH
ated from the Bay Cit• , High School paper says, "with the tone of Mr.
Ochs observations. Ile saw much to
and
from
the
University,
of
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Goldberg of 443
The out-of-town guests were Mr. encourage further effort. The same
East Kirby avenue announce the Bar
Chaluzim who were reported by Lord
Mitzvah of their son, Morton, on Sat. and Mrs. Nathan Spiesberger, Mr. Northcliffe as being arrogant are des-
urday morning, April 29, at the Mo- and Mrs. Emil Levy, Mr. and Mrs. cribed by him as belonging to a fine
Charles
J.
Levy,
Miss
Carolyn
Levy
,
gen Abraham Synagogue on Farns-
type that would win distinction any
worth street. Reception Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meister, Mrs. where; they are doing excellent work.
April 30, from 2 to 5 and 8 to 10 Rose Moses of Bay City; A. S. Cohen,' The Jewish colonies impressed him.
p. m , at their home. No invitations. Toledo; Mil. Samuel Landau, Balti- The aspect of Tel-Aviv and, more par
more, Md.; Sirs. L. E. Oppenheim,
Detroit; Miss Kitty Oppenheim, Do- ticularly, the excellent municipal ad-
wagiac; Mrs. M. Stern, Miss Dorothy ministration of that section of Jaffa,
Stern, Leon Stern, Mr. and Mrs. agreeably surprised him. It is cur-
Meyer Levy, Isaac Levy and Miss ious how different are the reports that
MRS. CAROLYN FINSTERWALD
Hattie Levy, Jackson; Mrs. Alex Le- come from Palestine. One sees black
the second sees white, a third sees
Mrs. Carolyn Finsterwald, 82 years vin, Calumet; Mrs. Irving Roseblatt nothing at all. One approaches with
old, of 55 Massachusetts avenue, died and daughter, Betty Jane, and Mrs. prejudice, a second with arrogance, a
at her home Thursday morning. Lilly Royal, Buffalo, N. Y. and Miss third with excessive affection. It all
Funeral services were to take place Mildred Brock of Tyler, Texas.
depends upon what one brings with
on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with
him to Palestine as to what one sees
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiating. MORE HOSPITAL LINEN
there. Sir. Ochs came with an open
Surviving Mrs. Finsterwald are four
FOR CHALUZIM ASKED mind. Ile was unbiased. Without
sons, C. A., Adolph, Louis and Ber-
An appeal for further hospital lin- knowledge of the great sacrifices that
man, and a daughter, Mrs. Leon ens has just been received by cable have been made to create a Jewish
Goldsmith.
from Dr. Rubinow, director of the life in Palestine that would be visibly
Hadassah Medical Organization, who important, he gave credit to the ef-
asks the Palestine Supplies Depart- fort as well as for the achievement
CARD PARTY PROCEEDS
hope that reflection on what he
GO FOR ORPHANS HOME ment to increase its shipment to cov- We
er the new field hospital which has has seen in Palestine will bring Mr.
been organized for the Chaluzim. The Ochs nearer to the difficulties of his
A cardparty will be given at the
cable asks especially for sheets, pil- people, and will induce him in making
Women's Federation Clubhouse, Han-
low slips, skirts, aprons, pajamas, Palestine more and more an adequate
cock and Second avenues, on May 15,
reflection of the creative genius of the
for the purpose of raising funds for blankets, bed spreads and towels.
Mrs. A. H. Fromenson, director of Jewish people."
the Hebrew Orphan Home of Detroit
the
Palestine
Supplies
Department,
An admission fee of 75 cents will be
ROTHSCHILD IN PALESTINE
reports that the 380 sewing circles,
charged.
JERUSALEM.—(J. C. B.)—Lord
connected with the department are
busily engaged in sending supplies to Walter Rothschild the London scien-
Palestine. She expects further co-op- tist to whom Sir Arthur J. Balfour,
eration, however, in order to send a the then Secretary of State for For-
large shipment of hospital linens eign Affairs, addressed on November
shortly, to answer the appeal of Dr. 2, 1917, the British Government's
Rubinow. Two shipments have al- Zionist Declaration, has arrived In
Jerusalem.
ready left this month.
Annual May Sale
of Undergarments,
Corsets, Blouses
Thousands of beautiful new garments will
be offered at worth while savings. A few
of the remarkable values:
Shadow-proof Petticoats . . $2.00
Philippine Undergarments . 2.00
Corsets and Girdles . . . . 3.00
Hand Made Blouses . . . . 5.00
Vests and Step-Ms. . . Each 2.95
Sale begins Monday, May 1st.
S. GOLDMAN
H. S. ULLIAN
Member
Member
Detroit Engineering Society
Detroit Society of Civil Engineers
Detroit Society of Civil Engineers American Association of Engineers
American Association of Engineers
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Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Registered
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MAY 1st, 1922
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Spring Festival of Fun and Joy
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Rain or Shine
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OCHS' IMPRESSION
PLEASES ZIONISTS
Fur Chokers
Stone Marten
Southern Marten
Genuine Mink
Siberian Squirrel
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Sabbath Services:
gttoituuti Notes
CARMEL HONEST KOSHER RESTAURANT
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Sunday Services:
On Sunday morning of this week,
Rabbi Berkowitz will preach the set..
mon under the title "The Union Shall
Be Preserved." It will be a discus-
sion of the proposed rabbinical col-
lege to be founded under the aus-
pices of the Free Synagogue of New
York, with Dr. Stephen S. Wise as
president. The whole matter has be-
, tom( a vital issue in American Ju-
i deism and the facts in the case should
be laid before every congregation in
the land.
A sermon was delivered at the new
synagogue, Ahavath Zion, on Hol-
brook avenue, on Thursday last by
Mr. and Mrs. A. Aronson announct
R. Koplowitz.
the engagement of their daughter,
Edith, to Robert A. Agins. Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Leon 11. Koplowitz Sunday, April 30, from 2 to 5 and 7
of Clairmont avenue have as their to 10 p. m., at the home of Mr. and
guests the past week I. I). Cohen and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg of 1482 Bur-
flurry Cohen of Coshocton, Ohio.
lingame avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Scholnick of
l'ittsburgh returned from an extend-
ed trip to California and are visiting
here with their sons, Nathan H., Mor-
ris and Reuben, at the Addison Hotel.
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temple El
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Under Auspices Pisgah Lodge,
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troit a Foundation Fund for
new $1,000,000 Community
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FREE SHOWS
VAUDEVILLE
CIRCUS MIDWAY
FAIR
World of Wonders
"Arabian Nights"
Freaks From Every Clime
Harem Dancing Girl.
Area Acts That Are Novel and Thrilling
THE PARENTOS
SOCIETY INDOOR
Marvelous Acrobats, Contor-
T. J. Bagley
CIRCUS
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Direction
and Clowns
ROGUOY LEE TOY
JOSEPH CRAMOR
HAYES & HAYES
GAYLOR & GAYLOR
Cartoonist
Wire Wizard
Chinese Puzzle
Wire Walkers and Trap...
Ring Thrills
BUMPS & BUMPS
Knockabout Clowns
Two Giant Frog Men
HARNER TRIO
Barnum & Bailey Circus Clown.
New Hudson Coach Given Away .
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April 29 to May 8 Inclusive
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