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The Study Club of the Detroit
School of Expression met at the home
of Mrs. Morris Garvett last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lulu Rodea gave an interesting
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MRS. FRANK
Mrs. Frank Rosenblatt, who recent-
ly came to Detroit as a member of
the American Society for Thrift of
New York City, occupies the position
of director of the educational depart-
ment of the First National Bank.
Mrs. Rosenblatt, a former instruc-
Mr. and Mrs. L. Boschwitz an- tor in mathematics and economics, is
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
a woman of rare charm, pleasing per-
Marwil, on Saturday, May 13, at the sonality and keen mental attain.
Shaarey Zedek. At home Saturday. ments, who has the unique distinc-
tion of being the only woman in this
Adolph Freund is back in Detroit state to hold a position of that
I after an absence of four months in
caliber.
'Florida and the Southern states.
The purpose of the department
Miss Rae Ilimelhoch left on Wed-
nesday for New York City ,Phila-
delphia and Baltimore.
Due to the illness of Mrs. Max of
Cameron avenue, the reception in
honor of the engagement of her
daughter, Fannie L., to Sy Feinberg,
, announced for May 14, is postponed
to May 28.
Mrs. J. M. Cohn and her sons,
' Ralph W. and Harold, of Brooklyn,
N Y , were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Kirschbaum of 224 Erskine.
During their stay they were delight-
fully entertained at many social gath-
erings given in their honor.
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An Unprecedented Sale
of New Summer Hats
A card party will be held at the
Woman's Federation Club, corner
Hancock and Second, Monday after-
noon, May 15, for the benefit of the
Jewish Orphanage. Mrs. II. Cohen
of 1624 Glynn court is chairman.
Over a hundred exclusive models shown
for the first time in this sale.
—Lacy dress hats of horsehair braid
—All white or all black dress hats
—Costume hats of natural straw
—Goura, ostrich, or fur pompoms
—Gorgeously embroidered sport hats
—Smartly tailored and ribbon trimmed
hats.
Mrs. Morris Garvett (Gladys War-
rent took the part of Cleopatra in a
'scene from "Antony and Cleopatra"
before the Shakespeare Study Club
last week. The scenes were given at
the Women's Federation building.
THE MODERNOLETTE
that Mrs. Rosenblatt heads is to as-
sist in all thrift and conservation
work carried on by organizations and
to make the teaching of safe invest-
ments and accumulation by means of
Memple Nell El
Notes
Photo by Schaldenbrand.
ROSENBLATT
study courses equal in importance
with other tombs of conservation.
Mrs. Rosenblatt gives educational
talks to groups of people, both men
and women, in churches, clubs, to
department store groups end indus-
trial plants, giving advice as to bud-
geting incomes from $00 per month
to $00,000 per year.
During the war Mrs. Rosenblatt
was in the employ of the United
States government, a member of the
Women's Speakers Bureau, specializ-
ing in thrift work.
Mrs. Rosenblatt resides at Hotel .
Addison and has one son, Frank Jr.,
who is attending the Miami Military,
School in Germantown, Ohio. She
is a sister of Mrs. Henry VanBaalen I
and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg of De-
troit.
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Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. B. Hirschhorn an-
nounce the betrothal of their daugh
ter, Lena, to Abraham A. Immerman.
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg of The wedding will take place in the
Dayton, Ohio, will occupy the pulpit near future.
of Temple Beth El Sunday morning.
His subject will be "The Moral Pow-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Banta of East
er of Faith." Services begin at 11
o'clock. The public is cordially in- Alexandrine avenue announce the en-
gagement
of their daughter, Gertrude
vited.
llamburger, to Charles Capp, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Capp of High-
Sabbath Services:
land Park.
Rabbi Franklin will preach the see.
mon Saturday morning. Services be-
gin at 10:30.
PERFECTION LODGE
Sunday Services:
Here are the boys with
music that has made
New York and Chi-
cago ball rooms fa-
-what a challenge to the lovers of re-
fined dancing-
-how quickly they respond to such
music with a keener liking and a great-
Temple Sisterhood:
Perfection Lodge No. 468, F. & A.
On Monday afternoon, May 15, the
Ralph W. Cohn, who was visiting
M., will hold a special meeting Wed-
here the past week, left for Chicago. monthly meeting of the Temple Sis-
nesday,
May 17, at 7 p. m. Regular
terhood will take place, with Dr. A. L.
Jacoby, head of the Psychopathic committee at 7 p. m.
Mrs. J. M. Cohn and son, Harold,
Clinic in Detroit, as the speaker. Of-
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
left for New York following a visit
ficers will be elected for the ensuing
here with relatives and friends.
year.
er pleasure.
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Confirmation:
Shabuoth takes place this year on
Friday, June 2. However, it has been
decided to hold regular services on
that day but to postpone the con-
Services were held on Friday even- firmation of the class of 75 boys and
nig at Temple Beth El, with Louis girls until Sunday, June 4.
Binstock of the junior class at He-
brew Union College in the pulpit.
Nelson Glueck, in turn, occupied the MAKES ANOTHER APPEAL
pulpit at Portsmouth, Ohio, where
FOR PALESTINE ORPHANS
Mr. Binstock has been officiating dur-
ing the past winter. The service Fri-
day evening, May 19, will be the last
Rabbi M. A. Giskan, who is here
regular one of the year. The next in the interests of the Diskin Pales-
thereafter will be a special confirma- tinian Orphanage in Jerusalem, issued
tion service.
another appeal, asking for support
from the local Jewish community for
The I.adies' Auxiliary of Congre- the institution he represents.
Rabbi Giskan announced that D.
gation B'nai Israel met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. Simons and Joseph Wetsman,
Charles Marienthal. The auxiliary is both of whom recently returned from
giving a May dancing party on Tues- Palestine, indorsed the campaign.
day evening, May 16, in the banquet The campaign was also indorsed by
hall of the auditorium. Mrs. B. I. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin.
Rabbi Giskan pointed out that it
Rosenberg has been named chairman
was especially important that sup-
of the committee in charge.
port for the institution be gotten at
this time, as hundreds of orphans
On Wednesday afternoon, May 17, were coming to Palestine from East-
the Ladies' Aid Society, the Temple ern Europe and it is necessary to find
Sisterhood and the Ladies' Auxiliary means of sheltering them.
of Congregation B'nai Israel will
hold a joint meeting at Beth El Com.
munity Center, all as the guests of SCHAFLANDER TO PLAY
the Ladies' Aid Society. The pur-
FOR RADIO TUESDAY
pose of the meeting is to create a
keener interest in the Welfare League
Samuel Schaflander, well known
of Saginaw. Slides showing the vari-
ous institutions supported by the Detroit attorney, who is a violinist
league and the work being done with- of exceptional merit, will play before
in them will be shown and Rev. A. II. the Detroit News radio on Tuesday
Harnly of the Michigan Avenue Bap- evening, May 16. Mr. Schaflander,
tist Church will deliver an address. who has been known by his many
friends as a violinist of note, started
his musical career at the age of 9,
Mrs. I. Cohen of Alpena is the when he became a pupil of Professor
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Ma- Troostwyck of the Yale School of
rienthal.
Music, who was especially interested
in his musical welfare.
Mr. Schaf-
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Taub have re- lander played for several years at
turned from an extended visit to the Indian River Hotel at Rockledge,
points in New York and New Jersey. Fla. He came to Detroit in 1912,
working his way through college by
playing at many affairs. lie attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clinkof- ed Yale University and was a mem-
stine are receiving congratulations on ber of the Yale football team. Ile
the birth of a son.
is a graduate of Detroit College of
law, with offices in the Penobscot
Oaginatu Notes
IMMIGRATION IS LIMITED
FOR ANOTHER 2 YEARS
WASHINGTON.—President Hard•
ing Thursday signed the bill extend-
ing for two years from next June 30,
the 3 per cent Immigration Restric-
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blumenau of
323 Forest avenue will hold a recep-
Don for relatives and friends on May
16, from 7 to 10 p. m., in honor of
the marriage of their daughter, Hilda,
to Morris Singer of Port Huron,
Mich. No cards.
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DETROIT, MICIIIGAN
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Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.,
will give a card party in their lodge
room at the Eastern Star Temple, 80
West Alexandrine, Monday evening,
May 22.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Newman of
Pittsburgh, Pa., are visiting their chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. New-
man of 804 Elmhurst.
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Miss Sylvia Stone of West Grand
I boulevard has returned from Cleve-
land, where she was called by the sud-
den death of her grandmother, Mrs.
Dora Cohen.
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Hattie, who will be a June bride.
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