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CIATTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
PAGE SEVEN
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TIRELESS WORKER FOR
CARNIVAL AND BAZAAR
Ism*
The Cape
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Reisman an
ounce the engagement of their
aughter,
Gertrude, to Joshua S. Sa
d
r asnhn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
1. Sarasohn.
Mrs. Max Krell and children, Sylvia
and Shorty, of Greenfield avenue'
have returned from a delightful stay
of four months in Los Angeles, Calif. •
Has Won Its Place
in the
Spring and Summer
Fashion Chest
The popularity of the cape is pre-
eminent this Spring, presenting a
new and slender wrap silhouette
of youthful trend. The new mod-
els are long, -and when wrapped
gracefully about the figure give a
new tapering silhouette altogether
charming. Collars of beige, cocoa
or platinum Caracul fur. All the
fashionable new shades.
r. and Mrs. William II. Isenberg
Iltayetta Robinson) announce the
birth of a son, Bernard Robinson
Isenberg, on Sunday, April 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Friedland o f ,
1175 West Euclid avenue, who at-,
tended the. Curtisolanefsky wedding
in Dayton, Ohio, on April 15, have
returned home.
,
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Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis have' •
returned from their wedding trip and
MRS. JACOB R. GREENBERG,
will be at home after May 15 at 4025
, President of the Lathes' Auxiliary of
Clairmont avenue.
the Michigan Federation of Ukrain
Mrs. Irwin Berry was guest at the ions, who devoted all of her time th
Drake Ilotel, Chicago, at a luncheon past few weeks in helping in tht
given in honor of Dr. Chaim Wei ,- preparations for the monster carniva h
bazaar, the proceeds of whir
maul, president of the World Zionist
Organization. M rs. Berry was for- go for the relief of suffering Ilk
., iewry.
merly Miss Anna Wax of Detroit,;
;
ratman
now of Wilmette, Ill.
B.githatiC
LOSNOI •001.14113 • SU.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
No connection with any other
store.
H. U. C. CELEBRATES
ITS FOUNDE R'S DAY
WILL OPEN NURSERY
BUILDING ON JUNE 1
At a meeting of the Hebrew Day
Nursery, held on Wednesday even-
ing, April 11, M. Weisswasser, chair-
man of the building committee, re-
ported that the auditorium is nearing
completion and that the nursery will
lie opened about June 1 to infants
whose mothers are forced to leave
them alone and to go out and seek a
A bazaar is planned at the time of
the building's opening, to last a week.
A committee was picked to issue an
appeal to Detroit Jews to participate
and to help make the nursery a suit-
able home for the infants dependent
upon it.
The thanks of the organization
were expressed to Rabbis Aishiskin
and Eiseman for the appeals made
by them on several occasions and for
their efforts in helping establish the
nursery home.
A tag day will be held by the He-
brew Baby Day Nursery Juniors 1111
Sunday, April 29.
CARD PARTY PROCEEDS
FOR DETROIT ORPHANS
Dr. M. ,I. Kttitchman is leaving for vice
by u selection
student, Samuel
Shill-
m, an a 'nod
musical
rendered
by
Many beautiful prizes will be dis-
New York on May 1 to take post Miss Gladys Fried, violinist, an im- tributed at the card party of the De-
ear,
graduate work in disease of the his them sung MI the student choir and troit Hebrew Orphan Home on May
resume
pose
and practice
throat. Ile
will
edical
here
on • or about appropriate addresses tip Or. Julian 2, at the K. of I'. (lull, 3153 Coss
president of the Hebrew avenue. The * proceeds will go to-
m
ens
' Morgtern,
Aug. 1.
Union College, Alfred M. Cohen, pres- wards the support of worthy children
Mr. and Mrs. —
J. Hirschfield of 1270 ident of the board of governors, and who are being housed and cared for
week,, , Rabbi David Alexander of Akron, 0. at the institution. Prominent De-
Newport
leaving for 1 a Dr.
two David Philipson pronounced the troit Jewish women are taking an
visit
to are
Buffalo.
benediction.
(r,
interest in the success of the affair.
HEY look better ! They
—
Dr. Morgenstern, in his remarks,
Tickets can be secured from the
Mrs. Jose Winsen and children dwelt on the signifonnce of the occa- following committee: Mrs. Sam
W E AR longer! Garments
sion and referred to the service ren- Kahn, Mrs. Herman Cohen, Mrs.
sent to us are cleaned spot-
dered to the institution and thereby to Sachse, Mrs. S. J. Eder. Mrs. Louis
in Florida.
the cause of Judaism in this country Robinson, Mrs. .1. 11. Ehrlich, Mrs.
lessly clean—yet returned to you
by the great founder, his associates Max Frank, Mrs. l'hilip Gordon, Mrs.
absolutely ODORLESS!
RETURNS FUND ADVANCED and successors, lie paid ft tribute to Rodin, Mrs. Lott, Mrs. Weisswasser,
FOR CAMPAIGN EXPENSES the memory of Edward L. Ileinsheim- Mrs. Rottenberg, Mrs. Horwith and
Telephone today—Empire 3364
- er, late president of the Board of Gov- Mrs. Sidney Stone.
Something new in the history of ernors of the College and with fords
—prompt collections made by
the t.ampaigns is represented in
the return by Col. Fred Levy of Louis- filled with emotion and expressing sin- Give Tag Day to Secure Fund
"Michigan's
for Tools for Russian
ce.e h'njagi,',tudtn,rveipl,r,(ilolt',.1,1""htsitalat '-o'fotthe,1
• villa, chairman of the Kentucky War-departed
Foremost !"
Jewish Orphans.
Relief Committee, of money advanced American artist which will be given a
You'll do
I.y the American Jewish War Relief place of honor in one of he halls of
e coll ege .
c•nonittee
for
the
campaign
in
that
th
In
response
to an appeal from
well to con-
Mr. Cohen, in announcing that up- children of Russia, White Russia 111111
Coder date of April 7, Col. !teey wards of $20,000 would 1w rained by the Ukraine that they be sent tools
sult with us
, I I to Louis Marshall, chairman of Temple Sisterhoods in 1023, most of and thus given an opportunity to
TODAY!
II c American Jewish War Relief ('om- which is already pledged, recalled the learn a trade, a tag day will be held
iiiifteet, a letter enclosing IWO checks, mental anguish of the unforgetable here Sunday, May 6, by the Jewish
one
for The
5150,000
the other rep-
for founder when in the early years of the Workers' Relief Committee, with (of-
$1,000,
check and
for $150,000
FRENCH
College, bright and promising, youths fices at 2730 Hastings street, for the
DRY
resents payment in full of the quota were denied a d mission because the purpose of raising money fur that
CLEANER-5
,s=igned to Kentucky in the national• college did not have the means with purpose,
twit,. alfor $14,000,000, the other, the which to support them during their at-
Those interested in the cause of
"MICHIGAN'S FOREMOST"
amount advanced to hie Kentucky tendance. Mr. Cohen said that no more the Jewish orphans are urged to call
t-t-iontittee fur expenses. grateful or gratnius tribute, could be at the above address and volunteer
"I am very( glad to say that while paid the memory of Dr. Wise than to act as collectors on the tag day.
of his keenest solici-
Those unable to act as volunteers
es we earn ed the that the object
"'Heeling
our Pledg
latter amount
through interest," he tulle during life, the furnishing of ma- are urged to send contributions to
writes, "I still have on hand $2,000, terial assistance to all worthy appli- the above address.
and I feel practically safe in saying cants for admission to the College, be
that we will send you at least $5,000 attained. The speaker referred to the
PERFECTION LODGE
additional at a later date. While we advocacy by Dr. Wise, perhaps noire
7452 WOODWARD — CORNER CUSTER
ourselves feel proud of the results in than to any other single. person, worn-
Perfection
Lodge No. 486, F. & A.
Jew-
PHONE EMPIRE 3364
' , Kentucky, I want to say that a large an owes her present standing in Jew- M., will hold a special conummication
measure of it is due to the splendid ish life. lie wrote the Jewish Worn- Wednesday, May 2, at It p. m. M. M.
en-operation always given us by lien- en's Declaration of Independence, and
ry II. Rosenfelt, the national director stood by it until is principles were ree- degree. Banquet at 6:30, with notable
ognized in Reform Congregations speakers.
d our organization."
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
throughout the land.
LOUIS 11. WOLFE, W. M.
Mr. Cohen enlarged upon other un-
dertakings which the mothers in Is-
rael are at present engaged fur the
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welfare of the College, lie pointed
to the two buildings, the first stills 111
the construction of which had recent-
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ly begun, the olormitiry, the entire cost
of which is born by the National Fed-
lli
eration of Temple Sisterhoods, where-
in the future leaders of Judaism in
' America will be furnished a suitable
`fudge any car by these lab:
home, and the gymnasium, the gift of
a noble mother in Israel, Mrs..1. Wal-
of the Best"
Davis Sedan
ter Freiberg.
Rabbi Alexander discussed the aims
Engine-6-Y Continental
and achievements of the founder and
Bore &Stroke-3N X 48
Eleariorl UNdt —Delco
• ..showed the place which his ideas have
assumed in the progress of the Jew-
Clutch—Borg& Beck
ish religion in America. He particu-
Ala b 13earingr—Timken
larly stressed Isaac M. Wise's rich
Frame — 6 in. Channel
liniy-5 Passenger
and many-sided personality. He spoke
Whettb—Distatl(S)
of the great leader as a man of light
TO F.
Tore-31 X4 Cord(4)
whose whole life was devoted to the
Wherlbox-115 inches
propaganda of spirtual light. With
Rood-weigh —2865 pounds
all his intense spiritual interests Isaac
pan—$1795
M. Wise was yet a man of practical
(Length 5 teed
genius who could not only dream and
—And Its Maker:
theorize but also put his dreams and
The house of J. & C. Fischer,
theories to the test of reality. The
makers of the Fischer piano,
Yuri Ertablohed-20 years
speaker showed how Isaac Mr. Wise's
The SEDAN $1795
Fimehrial Swarms—Ask your Banker
have been recognized for many
plans were manifestly successful in
,a the ficaorY—Piu, tax
years as masters in the art of
actuality. The new Judaism, grown
amid American surroundings and
piano building. We are proud
ideals owed much to him. The Hebrew
to represent a piano that has
Union College., the Union of American
stood the' test of competition
Hebrew Congregations, the Central
Conference of American Rabbis—were
since 1040. The Fischer in now
his creations. He was a philosopher
obtainable in both upright and
and teacher who had a vision of the
grand models with
opportunities and glories of Judaism
in this country and who turned that
' vision into cornerstones of a magni-
ficent structure which is now gradu-
Call at our New Studios fur a
ally rising.
demonstration.
to
T
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tol
I
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman J. Lefkof-
sky of 526 East Kirby are receiving
congratulations on the birth of 11 S011,
J oseph Frederick.
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Mrs. Harry Koffman (Esther Gold-
smith) of Merrick avenue entertained
15 little guests on Saturday after-
noon in honor of her son, Stanford's,
third birthday. Prizes were award-
ed in games and little baskets of
— -
candy served as favors.
Large Audience Honors Mem-
ory
of
Dr.
Wise, Founder
Among the guests in Ann Arbor
Otis week end, in attendance at the
of the College.
military ball, is Mins Matilde Garv•tt.
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Starting with May, the Ezreth CI NCINNATL—The custom of hon-
Rain Club will hold its meetings using the. memory of Isaac M. Wise,
every other Tuesday evening at the wha la 1875 establi shed the Hebrew
Temple Vieth El, room 34-C. Numer. Union College, known as Founder's
ous socials and other entertainments l'a1•, was observed at the institution
planned both for the members Saturday. Special exercises were
a nd
.if the college and
Ind their friends by Miss Meiner, held in the chapel
chairman of the social committee. attracted a large audience. The pro-
gram included Sabbath afernoon ser-
Keeping Clothes
CLEAN is
True Economy !
Formerly the Washington Arcade
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sallow (Har-
riet Cassell ate receiving felicita-
tions over the birth of a son, Arthur,
Jr., Sunday, April 15.
The Critic Club will hold the first
meeting on Sunday to discuss impor-
tant questions relating to Temple •
Beth El work, its religious points,
local social work, its leaders and
who is who" in the community.
$49.50 $65.00
$97.50
Woodward Thru to Washington
3irtlirts
Mr. mid Mrs. M. J. Cohen of Mt.
Clemens, Mich., have returned home
after wintering in California.
Ihmelhochs
_
Paging the Exquisite
Lady of the Tea Hour
From the Sports Shop—
Sports suits smart for tea at the Country
Club.
From the Suit Shop—
'I Imo piece suits chortling for ten on the
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From the Costume Salons-
GOWI1S WhOSC charm suggests the delightful
a
intimacy of the tea hour and the informal
"at home,"
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924.926 HANCOCK AVE. WEST.
01111nseto
announcing
Monsieur Rudolph's
Return to Detroit
The
Departments will be
directed and counseling
done by M. Rudolph
FISCHER GRAND
— Most motorists, we find, expect more of a Davis than
any automobile in its price class—and get it! Because the
Davis—"Built of the Best"—is foremost in the things a
car should look and be and do, as it is supreme in the dol-
lar-for-dollar value it represents. Just see it—ride in it
—judge for yourself.
E. Handloser, State Distributor
Glendale 8215
4
4862 Woodward, at Warien
uj
01
0 rem
A. C. Kranz
Merchant
Tailor
10347 Wood'rd
Rudolph's Hair Store
309-310 David Whitney Bldg.
Cherry
Main 4218
772
THE AMPICO
•
CAMPAIGN OF ST. LOUIS
Y. M. H. A. OPENS MONDAY
Upright
Upright Ampico
S 475.00
1,200.00
950 00
Grand
ST. LOUIS.—half a million dal-
, lors is the goal of St. Louis Jewry
2,375.00
Grand Amp.co
for a new Y. M. II. A. building. The
campaign la-gins on April 30 and has
Knob• W•rerooms
every assurance of success. The Jew-
Ish Welfare heard of New York is
tnnelucting the 'campaign with Dr.
Philip R. Goldstein in charge, Gil-
Oert Harris is executive director of
.O F T H E B E S T"
the St. Louis Y. M. 11. A.
"BUILT
Pilot Quantity (her of &wino:sal Motors)
When cemplcted the Y. M. H. A.
!wilding will he one of the finest in-
Davi,
Motor
Car
Company,
Richmond,
Indiana
George W.
stitutions in the country. It provis
•Y,•••••••••••7. es•ds
1 ,113 include room for a large audits
1 NC
ium, rooms for I edges, class r(,,
Park Are. Bldg.
rending rt cms, modern aninas•un
for men and women and a swimming
2015 Park Avenue
pool. .
Opposite Kresge Bldg.
David Semmers one of the leading
•A'reml of St. Louis is president of
The Shop where courtes.
—
r•e Y. M. II. A. and the campaign _
Calvert and
mmittee in Moles the most represen- 0111.11111hISIIR IMIIMR IA • 1 ■112111Ms■
and service prevail Between
Collingwood
tative people of the community.
DA_IT S
at
JANNEY-
BOWMAN,
EVERYBODY IS GOING
R
Your
Table• for the
and Party
To Be Gi•en by the
DETROIT HEBREW ORPHANS' HOME
On
Wednesday Evening, May 2, at 8 P. M.
At the Knights of Pythias Hall
3153 Cass Ave.,
This ad paid for by a member of the committee in charge.