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MISS FAY BENSMAN

The marriage of Miss Fay Bens-
man to Ben Aronoff will take place
Sunday, Oct. 28, at the Shaarey Ze-
dek. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will per-
form the marriage ceremony. Fol-
lowing a wedding trip East, Mr. and
Mrs. Aronoff will make their home in
Detroit.

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Welfare Organization Reports
Mrs. Max Merienthal of Ilote
On Its Activities at
Whittier has returned from a delight
Mass Meeting.
ful stay in New York, where she via

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Workingmen's League to Dis-
cuss Art.

"What Is Art?" will be the topic
for discussion next Saturday evening,
Oct. 27, at 8:30 o'clock, under the
auspices of the Workingmen's League
at the Jewish Institute, corner High
and Ilastings. I. Finkelstein, former
editor of The Tag (The Day), will
lead in the discussion.

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ited with her children, Mr. and Mrs
At a mass meeting of the European Jack Winkler.
Jewish Women'a Welfare Organize.'
tion held Tuesday evening at the Mo-
Mrs. A. Mendelson, Miss Lillian
gen Abraham synagogue on Farns- Mendelson and Harold Mendelson of
worth street, reports were submitted Hillman, Mich., are in Detroit, where
showing that 68 Jewish orphans have they contemplate making their future
been brought to this country with its home.
aid.
The secretary's report stated that
Miss Ettie N. Levin, daughter of
the sum of more than $6,000 was spent
Sir. and Sirs. Martin Levin, left on
during the past year in filing appli-
Saturday for New York, where she
cations for transportation of orphans.
will make an indefinite stay. Miss
Among the orphans brought here Levin will pursue her musical studies
are two girls of 12 and ll from Minsk,
in that city.
Gubernia; two girls of 16 and 16 from
Roumania; three boys and a girl from
Sirs. Etta Glickman has gone to
Ekaterinoslav; a young widow and a New York, where she will remain for
gorl from the Ukraine; two boys and the winter months. Mrs. Glickman is
two girls from Karnenetz-Podolsk, visiting with her children, Mr. and
and four children, two boys and two Sirs. Julius Mendelson of Brooklyn,
girls, were brought from Roumania to N. Y.
an aunt, Mrs. Tachman.
At the mass meeting on Tuesday the
Miss Erna Ferber, who recently ar-
activities of the organization were rived from Danzig, Germany, visited •
outlined. Twenty-five of the orphans at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
brought here were present and, in Simons of Farnsworth avenue prior
their appearance publicly, served Ft tt to her departure for Milwaukee,'
evidence of the organization's work. where she will make her future home.
An appeal was made for greater effort
to help those of the orphans who are
In d b \
Mrs. Herman Becker of 408 Ferns-
yet to he brought here because of the worth avenue has returned from 8
miserable conditions abroad.
four months' delightful European.
M. Weinberg of the Forward edi- tri
torial staff and Rabbi S. Tchechon-
pze.
wits were the speakers of the evening.
Mr. and Sirs. Irwin Berry (Anna
An appeal was made for the sup- Wax), formerly of Detroit, now of 0
port of the dance to be given at Hotel Wilmette, Ill., entertained 15 little 0
Statler on Sunday evening, Nov. 19. •friends of their daughter, Gloria Lee
A ppl ica tions
Berry, on the occasion of her second
tickets can be submitted either at the birthday.
Farnsworth street synagogue or at the
office of J. Zuckerman on Hastings,
Mrs. Eugene II. Sloman and Mrs.
street Thursday afternoons.
Louis Oppenheim are visiting in New
The North Woodward branch of the York and Atlantic City.
Jewish Women's Welfare Organize-,
tion will meet Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Blanche Steinberg of Twelfth
Oct. 31, at Hotel Taller. Entertain- street has left to make her future
ment and refreshments will follow home in Los Angeles, Calif .
the business meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Josehp BudnitzkY 0
(Sara Citron) have returned from 0
their wedding trip to Atlantic City 0
and New York.

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"Ideal" Furs'

Sirs. Morris Cohen of 1647 Ford
avenue, Highland Park, entertained A
30 guests at a surprise birthday party
in honor of Mrs. Sarah Silbermann of
Sunday Services:
Indeed—that is the kind
On Sunday morning Dr. Franklin 668 East Warren avenue. Mrs. Sil-
of furs you'll find here. We
will discuss in his sermon the sym- bermann was the recipient of many
have
emphasized two things
bolism of the fourth of the group of beautiful gifts. '
art windows in the temple. His sub-
when bu ing furs—they are: y
! jest will he "The Sabbath Problem in , Thirty couples danced at a beauti-
QUALITY—DISTINCTIVE-
fully appointed football party at the A
i America."
NESS.
l'hi Beta Delta fraternity at Ann Ar-
hoe last Saturday evening, following
Dr. Freehof to Lecture:
You won't find a sing e garment here that resembles
It will be welcome news to those the annual football game between /
who have had the privilege of hearing Michigan and Ohio State University. . 0 another fur coat in Detroit. The fur pelts used in our
him heretofore, to know that Dr. Sol The interior of the house was beauti- 0 garments cannot be excelled in quality anywhere in the A
B. Freehof of the faculty of the Ile- fully decorated in the colors of the 0 country. ' That is why women are flocking here for their
brew Union College, at Cincinnati, two schools; in one corner . of the , A -
rs—an scores of Detroit women are bringing their last
has consented to come to Detroit this room a largo "NV in maize and blue / f u
season for a series of four lectures was suspended from the ceiling and '0 season s coats here for changes i n design.
it
a small miniature foot- 0
on The Spirit and Content of Jewish under hung
If you are looking for that something which somebody else
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all, sign)
as victor o 0
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Poetry." These lectures will be given
has not, then It will be to your benefit to visit us.
under the auspcies of the Men's Tem- ' the day; while in an opposite corner ' $
Alterations and high grade remodeling work are also done
ple Club, but are open to all who wish i of the room a block "0" in. red end'
by our experienced help, who can make you realize our standard
to hear them. They will he given on gray stood forth as repiesenting the A
of workmanship.
alternate Friday evenings, beginning visiting team. The spirit of the foot- F
ball season was further symbolized ill
Nov. 9.
,
' the decorations in the form of ever- 0 1
greens, palms and brown and reddish
Temple Arts Society:
The Temple Arts Society announces leaves. Among those present from
a program of unusual excellence for Detroit were: Dr. and Mrs. Quentin 10
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the coming year. The first of its Kessler, Dr. Arthur Ginsberg, M.
series of three one-act plays will be Bergman, Mrs. 1. Ginsberg and Mrs. 100
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Feinberg,
who
chaperoned
the
given on Tuesday evening, Nov. 13.
hiCO/POrated
The plays will be followed by an party, and the Misses Anne Walter, 0
After-Clow of unusual merit. Mem- Zelma Hokin, Selman Lightstone, ,I
"Where originality of design prevails"
bership in the Arts Society entitles Helen Shetzer, Eve Ginsberg, Bar- r
814.618 Capitol Theater Bldg., 1550 Broadway
one to attend all of its functions with- bare Keller, Ruth Korn, 13euhla Zeck- 51
Main 1024
HI H. ZAUSMER 0
J. D. ROSENBERG
out additional charge. Only members man, Betty Weingartner, Paula Hess,
of the Temple and members of their Fay Melinsky, Marie Manner, Rose 5
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households, however, are eligible to Feller, Beatrice Mintz, Esther Atlas, W M\ 11811
membership in the society. Full in- Betty Willis and Mollie Bliss.
formation in regard to the conditions
The Misses Eva T. Lieberman and
of membership may be obtained by
calling the president, Mrs. Frank V. Sarah Lieberman of 660 East Han-
cock avenue have just returned from
Martin, Hemlock 5320. .
&three weeks' stay in New York City
and points east.
The Gymnasium:
Mr. Jacob Mazer, director of the
Mrs. Max Hoffman of 631 East Eu-
Temple gymnasium, announcse that
this season promises to excel the ac- clid avenue, who is leaving for Den-
complishments of last year in every ver, Colo., tojoin her husband, was
way. Already enthusiastic classes of tendered a delightful surprise party
men are meeting on Monday an d by the Ladies Progressive Club, of
Thursday evenings, while Wednesday which she was one of the charter
is given over to the work of the Boy members. She was the recipient of
Scouts. A fee of $3 will be charged many lovely gifts.
this year for membership, and this
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schlussel and
will include the use of a locker.
The women's classes will meet on family 'of 533 East Ferry avenue
Tuesday evening and Friday morn- have moved to 1655 Burlingame ave-
ings, and they will be under the effi- nue. •
cient direction of Mrs. Stein, who had
Wednesday evening, Nov. 7, is the
charge of the work last season. The
benefits accruing from healthful, well- date chosen for the card party that
will
be given by the Hadassah. The
directed exercise cannot be overstated.
All men and women who are inter- affair will take place at the Knights
of
Pythias
Hall and tables will choose
ested in well-regulated gymnasium
work should enroll without delay in their own games to be played. Hand-
some
prizes
will be awarded at each
the classes that are now being formed.
table and refreshments will be served.
The
proceeds
will be used for the
The Dancing School:
Once again we call attention to the local Hadassah sewing fund. Tickets
can
be
secured
from
Miss Rose Wein-
fact that he have been singularly for-
tunate this year in securing as the stein, chairman; Mrs. David Diamond,
Jacob
Mrs.
Berkowitz, Sirs. S. Ka-
leader of the dancing school Mrs.
Chinese and American Lunches.
Mabel Clair Miles. The classes, which ' vanau, Mrs. Gilbert Israel and hire.
have thus far been limited to the chil- I S. J. Souls.
dren of members of the congregation,
Among affairs of interest to be
have been a pronounced success and
the children have not only made re- given soon is a charity bridge tea, to
BANQUET ROOMS
markable progress, but they have en- he held in the banquet room of the
ions, Accommodations and Particulars
For R
joyed every moment of their class Whittier Apartment Hotel Sunday af-
ternoon, Nov. 11, from 2 till 5 p. m.,
work.
under the auspices of the Nu Beta
Phi Sorority. Tickets may be ob-
The Bethelite:
The first number of the Retblite, tained from any of the members.
the official organ of the Religious Rose Berick was apointed chairman
School, will appear shortly. It has in charge, assisted by Ruth Grosberg.
been decided this year to charge an
Mrs. F. Kimche of Warren avenue
annual subscription to 50 cents for
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this paper, single copies being sold at left this week for New York, where
J. L. Young, Mgr.
118-132 Michigan
she
will join her daughter, Miss Mol- I
10 cents each. '
lie Kimche, who has been visiting
with friends in the South and East
Second Monthly Dance of for the past several months. Miss
Kimche has been the house guest of
1. 0. B. B. Auxiliary This
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Alberty of Wads-.
Sunday Evening.
worth avenue, New York, for the past
three weeks and Mrs. Kimche will
On Sunday evening, the Ledies' Aux-
visit with her there for her stay in
iliary of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B.
the East.
Buy Direct Fres the Maker .d Save the bildilemaa's Prof1L
B., will give the second monthly dance
of the season at Hotel Statler.
The N. W. 11. A. entertainment
THREE-
THREE.
The committee in charge reports all
committee, headed by Siiss Rose Le-
PIECE
PIECE
plans completed for a successful af-
yin, is planning an interesting pro-
VELOUR
fair. An invitation is extended to all gram for the banquet to be given
MOHAIR
OR
local organizations to participate in Sunday evening, Nov. 4, at 6:30
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cc,,4,TAPESTRY
SUITES
the affair. F Intel s Orchestra will o'clock. Reservations should be in
I SUITES
furnish the music.
no later than Monday morning.
The committee in charge of the
dance consists of Mrs. Esther Fleish-
man, Mrs. Benjamin Gould, Mrs. M. DEPUTIES GATHER DATA
TO IMPEACH MINISTER
and up
Cowan and Mrs. S. Rubenstein. Un-
escorted ladies will be introduced by
Phone
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Werk
KOW'NO
(J.
T.
A.)—More
than
the hostesses.
Hemlock 7520
Eveedage
Guaranteed
The thanks of the auxiliary are ex- members of the Sejm are collecting
data
instancing
cases
where
the
num-
tended to the Bicur Cholem for the
Slip Covers Made to Order to Protect Your Furniture
co-operation it offered in postponing erus clausus has been invoked to bar
the dance from this Sunday evening Jewish students. The deputies hope
to use this information to bring about
to the following.
B'nai B'rith dances are held the last the impeachment of Glombinski, the
9586 CAMERON AVENUE
Sunday of every month ct Hotel Stat- Minister of Education ! for violating
the Polish constitution. '
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