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Abe Cooper of Burlingame avenue
has returned from a hunting trip
through the southern states.

A beautifully appointed luncheon
and bridge for 45 guests was given
Wednesday by Mrs. Sidney Stone of
Burlingame avenue in honor of her
house guest, Mrs. Joseph Cone (Ruth
Metz) of Marquette, Mich.

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imm , diate attention of all women
OW appreciate first choice in the
news el things of daintiness and
fin. , workmanship.

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CONCERT

FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16

McCOLLESTER HALL

Forest ■ and Cass Avenues
Proceeds For Suffering Jews in Russia and Ukraine.
Arranged by Jewish Workers' Relief Committee, Detroit Branch.

VIRGINIA PARK

Between Second and Third

Finest solid brick house in this beautiful avenue. Convenient to
Temple Beth El. Twelve rooms, two baths. Fifty-foot lot. Double
garage. Shown only by appointment. Price very reasonable.

McKERCHEY & MALOTT

and

Relief Remittance Day Is Set
Aside by American Relief
Committee.

A unique celebration, on Jan. 31,
of the seventy-fifth birthday of
Nathan Straus, "grand old man of
American Jewry," and one of the
foremost philanthropists of this coun-
try is being plannts1 by the Ameri-
can Jewish Relief Committee, in con-
junction with the chairmen of the
thousands of branches in all the
states of the Union.
The plan is to make the last day
of the month "Nathan Straus Re-
lief Remittance Day" and to mark it
wilth a record-breaking remittance of
fund for the benefit of war-sufferers
in Europe. Throughout the country,
state end local committees will begin
a vigorous campaign to collect all
the outstanding pledges made during
the recent $14,000,000 National Ap-
peal for war-sufferers regardless of
whether or not the pledges have al-
ready fallen due.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bluomgarden
of 1630 Virginia park left Tuesday
for a several months' stay in Cali-
fornia. They will return home via
the Southern route, spending some
time in New Orleans before reaching
home in the spring.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN
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Among the numerous affairs given
in honor of Miss Ann Kramer, whose
marriage took place: on Jan. 21, was
the luncheon and miscellaneous show-
er given by Mrs. Joseph Schwartz of
Pontiac for several Detroit girls. Mrs.
Saul Orman, also of Pontiac, enter-
tained at a bridge-luncheon and
handkerchief shower for Miss Kra-
mer.

Miss Irene Rosenberg entertained
at luncheon at the Hotel Stetter in
honor of Miss Ann Kramer, whose
marriage occurred Jun. 21.

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Celebrate Straus
octal and
Diamond Jubilee

602 MeKerchey Bldg.

Mr and Mrs. llarry Lefkofsky, who
recently celebrated their tenth wed-
ding anniversary, left Sunday for an
extended trip to Los Angeles, Calif.
They will be guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lefkofsky, for-
merly of Detroit.

Mrs. Sigmund L. Brits entertained
On Friday evening last for a number
of her friends at a dinner followed by
a theater party.

Miss Ruth Oppenheim of 455 Farns-
worth avenue, who anent the past two
weeks in New York,. visiting with
friends, has returned.

Mrs. Louis E. Daneman of 1642
Burlingame avenue spent the past
week in Chicago.

Committee's Statement.

In announcing the "Nathan Straus
Relief Remittance Day" the Ameri-
can Jewish Relief Committee made
this statement:
"Not only will this plan result in
the early remittance of un enormous
amount of money fur relief and re-
construction work among the thou-
sands of sufferers from the war and
its aftermatha, Isringing succor to
thousands of widows, orphans and
refugees, but it will constitute a form
of testimonial which will be especially
pleasing, to the man whose 'diamond
jubilee' will be honored. Nathan
Straus is one of the !mist romantic
figures in the field of philanthropy.
Without blazoning his intentions to
the world, he had given until he is
poor. Ile has not given merely front
his income, but he has actually parted
with a large part of his capital.
"His town house, his yacht, his
trotting stable are among the things
that he has given up to answer the
cry of the poor, and his gissil wife,
unwilling to be left behind its this
effort on behalf of suffering humanity,
has parted with her remarkable col-
lection of jewels.

Mrs. E. S. Barnett of Lee place
was a charming hostess at a luncheon-
bridge and personal shower on Wed-
nesday in honor of Miss Ruth Cohn
of West Grand boulevard, a February
bride - . elect.

Mrs. I. Friedenberg of Virginia
park entertained at luncheon and
bridge on Tuesday last in honor of
Miss Ruth Cohn.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seitovitz
(Jeanette Dann), whose marriage
took place on Jan. 7, have returned
from their honeymoon trip and will
make their future home in Port
Huron.

Miss Florence Bobroff of Canton,
Ohio, who came to attend the Seito-
vitz-Dann wedding, is spending sev-
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. 51.
S. Dann.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Aha-
yetis Zion Congregation will give a
dance on Saturday evening, Jan. 27,
at the synagogue on Holbrook and
Beaubien streets.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Netzorg of
Pontiac loft Sunday to spend the re-
mainder of the winter in Florida and
Cuba.
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Mr. and Mrs. William R. Marwell,
after visiting their son, Joseph, who
is attending the Hebrew Union Col-
lege at Cincinnati, ore at the Home-
shied Hotel, Hot Springs, Va.

WOMAN'S CLUB PRESENTS
WELL KNOWN ARTISTS

An unusually fine program is its
store for the members of the Jewish
Woman'a Club next month, when
Miss Marguerite Schuiling, mezzo-
soprano, and Ilya Schkolnik, violinist,
will appear. The meeting will be
held in the chapel of the new Temple
Beth-E1 at 3 'o'clock on Feb. 5.
Miss Schuiling, who is a native
of Michigan, having been born in
Grand Rapids, began her musical
career when the family moved to In-
dianapolis, where the peculiar timbre
of her very unusual lower tones at-
tracted the attention of a well known
instructor at the city conservatory.
He called hers a "hidden voice," but
wagered to uncover it within three
months. Ile was successful, and
everywhere his discovery was greeted
with applause. Since that time Miss
Schuiling has studied with Fronk La
Forge of New York, and is at present
in Detroit coaching, With Mr. Herman
Heexter, and preparing a repertoire
for opera and concert. Mr. !Neater
w ill accompany Miss Schuiling on this
occasion.
Ilya Schkolnik, violinist and concert
master of the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, al-1AS 110 introduction to club
members who have heard him many
111111, as soloist with the orchestra.
Miss Margaret Mannebach will be at
the pilmo for Mr. Schkolnik.
The activities committee of the
Jewish Woman's Club announces a
S11 011111 course Of 11114W -es by Mr. Otto
Marckwardt, to begin the last week
in January. As there will probably
be but 0111.1 class, the attendance will
be limited. These interested should
communicate at once with ;Hiss Sadie
Hirschman, 1969 Hazelwood avenue,
Garfield 6940. Tickets will lie 11181111 11
upon receipt 14 check. In communi-
cating with Miss Hirschman, state
whether you prefer Tuesday or Fri-
day afternoon.

Was First to Respond.

"Contributing liberally to many
humanitarian appeals, founder of the
pasteurized milk stations in New
York, supporter of feeding stations
for hundreds of poor in Palestine,
he was among the very first to re-
spond to the cry that came from Eu-
rope from the thousands of num,
women and children who were
stripped of all their belongings, and
left sick and starving as a conse-
quence of the war. His first contribu-
tion of $100,000 in 1917, followed by
others of the mime amount for sev-
eral successive years, showed how
completely he envisioned the great
problem, and at the same time taught
countless others in this country the
means by which they should measure
their own contributions. His was the
great inspiration that has, in large
measure, made possible the raising
in this country of the colossal sums
that have been raised in this coun-
try for war-relief during the past six
years, and the opportunity that his
seventy-fifth birthday offers will be
eagerly seized by thousands of Jews
throughout the United States to indi-
cate the affection and veneration in
which they hold him."

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COMMUNITY CONCERT
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS

The monthly community program
at the Balch School auditorium, 1111
Watch for Our Opening
Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, proved a
tremendous success. More than 60
Announcement of the
girls participated in the entertain-
New Store.
most, witnessed by an audience that
filled the hall to overtlowing.
The selections by the junior section
of the Detroit String Choir. were ex-
ceptionally good. The Friday Drama-
tic Group presented "The Darktown
School," a playlet. Mass singing seas
another feature. "The Maccalsean
Better :Yrtriliture
Cure" was another play presented Isy
the Friday Dramatic Group. Dances
and recitations were also on the pro-
gram.
The Balch School gymnasium will
he open Saturday afternoon for the
boys' clubs in the neighborhood from
2 to 6. The swimming schedule is
as follows: Monday, men, 6 to 11;
Tuesday, women, 7 to 8; Wednesday,
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6 to 8; women, 8 to 9. Registrations
may still be made for the women's
gymnasium and swimming class Wed-
nesday evening; calisthenics, N to 9;
swimming,, 9 to 10.

BIBESCU REASSURES
JEWS OF ROUMANIA

Says Necessary Measure Taken
That Past Incidents Should
Not Recur.

WASHINGTON—(J. T. A.).—An
assurance that American Jews need
entertain no fear about the safety of
their co-religionists in Roumania,
during the approaching festival and
that the anxiety concerning the rights
already granted should be completely
allayed by guarantees embodied in the
Mr. and Mrs. I. Berkowitz will be new constitution, is expressed in a
at home to friends and relatives on letter Prince Antine Bibescu, Rou-
Sunday, Jan. 28, at 5442 Brush manian ambassador to the United
street in honor of the graduation of States, addressed to Leo Wolfson,
their slaughter, Queenie, from Cen- secretary of the United Roumanian
Jews of America, 44 Seventh street,
tral High School.
New York. The letter follows an
The Blue Bird Girls enjoyed a interview a deputation representing
this
orgnaization had with the am-
theater party followed by a delight-
ful luncheon, on Saturday evening, bassador Jan. 0, in the course of
which
protests were tiled against the
Jan. 20.
anti-Jewish excesses throughout Rou-
mania. Prince Bibescus letter is as
Members and friends of the Sigma follows:
Gamma Sorority were entertained by
"I have today received an answer
Miss Doris Kert of Marston court on to the communications I made to my
Tuesday evening last. The evening government after our meeting Jan. 0.
was spent with bridge and dancing, I can assure you that you need not
followed by a dainty luncheon.
entertain any fear about the safety
of the Jews on the occasion of the
Miss Belle Wallace of 4240 Brush Bohotheaza.
street has returned from a three
"The anti-Jewish riots have not ex-
weeks' stay in NeW York, whore she tended outside university circle-s. The
was entertained by her friends and Roumanian government has reason to
believe that anti-Semitic manifesta-
relatives.
tions which took place in particular
Dr. Louis Weiss on Wednesday at Cluj have been started by non-
morning spoke over the radio on Roumanian elements who want to re-
"Common Sense Care of the Feet." open the question of the frontiers of
Roumania.
Mrs. Florence Haimovitz was hos-
"All the necessary measures have
tess at a beautifully appointed mis- been taken by the assembled rectors
cellaneous shower given in honor of of the Roumanian universities in
her sister-in-law, Miss Pauline Haimo- order that the incidents of the past
vitz, whose marriage to Barney Ka- should not recur. The declaration
soff of this city will take place Tues- made by the prime minister and the
minister of public instructions have
day, Jan. 30, at the Kirby Center.
completely satisfied Dr. Stern, the
Ira Friedenbcrg left for a brief representative of the Jews. in Parlia-
stay in Grand Rapids and Chicago. ment. The anxiety felt by your dele-
gation concerning the rights already
Dr. Sol George Meyers, who spent granted to the Jews in Roumania
the week end with his mother, Mrs. should be completely allayed by the
hurry Meyers of 5424 Brush street, guarantees formally embodied in the
has returned to Cook County Hos- draft of the constitution. I hope to
be in New York before the 20th of
pital, Chicago.
February when I am prepared to meet
A special meeting of the Ladies' you."
Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I.
0, B. 11., will be held on Monday
evening, Jan. 29, at the club rooms, LOST RUSSIAN REFUGEE IS
FOUND IN CONSTANTINOPLE
1307 Broadway. The meeting will
start at 8 o'clock sharp. Members
Joseph Shuman of 813 Atlantic
are urged to attend.
avenue, Atlantic City, N. J., received
Mrs. Joseph Rottenberg was hos- the following cablegram from his sis-
tess at a beatifully appointed dinner ter, a Russian refugee, four days ago:
"Arrived in Constantinople. Send
and lotto party on Wednesday of last
week, complimenting Miss Ethel Rot- money."
As no address was given Mr. Shu-
tenberg, a January bride-elect.
man felt powerless to act. He hur-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Traub will enter- ried to the New York office of the
lain at a reception in honor of Miss Cunard Line, where officials got in
Olga Kane and Abe Galemba on Sun- touch with their Constantinople office
day aftrennon, Jan. 28, at 2 o'clock, of the line, with the result that his
at their residence, 3327 Carter ave- sister was located the next day. Ile
immediately wired her passage and
nue.
received a cable that she had started
A woman prefers poverty with the westward for New York, the entire
affection of her husband to riches negotiations occupying but three
days.
without it —The Talmud.

The home of Mrs. Abe Panto was
a pretty scene on Saturday last when
she entertained 20 ladies at a bridge-
luncheon in honor of Miss Ruth Cohn
of \Vest Grand boulevrad, whose mar-
riage will take place in February.

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