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WOMEN VOTERS
LEAGUE IN DRIVE
FOR NEW MEMBERS

The Wayne County League of
Women Voters, affiliated with the Na-
tional League of Women Voters, is en-
dea•oring to increase its membership
among the Jewish monies of this COM-
inanity. Mrs. Henry M. Fecheimer,
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who has been working with Miss Julia
Russel, chairman of the Wayne Coun-
ty branch, has selected a representa-
The tine committee composed of Jewish
society items and other local notes ehould be communie•ted to tbe office of
All
Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday tilternoon in order t• appear in the current week'• women who are now in charge of this
Mail notices se a• to be resolved not taw
work. It is announced that the Cum-
Phone Cl.dal• 0300. Sotiely Editor.
WOW.
than Wedneeday.
witter will be enlarged as the mem.
affair
that
is
eagerly
looked
' committee is
An
ei to wit i pleasurable antici- heirship increases, The
Notable. among the il-Ightfol
forwar
the
coming
week
is
the
bridge
composed
of MN. Louis Rosenblatt,
lapis
social
events scheduled on the
party to take place on Mon- Nor. Julian K milk, Mrs. Wallace. Ito-
for the coming week is the formal nation
to
Feb. 25, at the home senheim, Mrs. David &amen, Mrs.
Leap Year cotillion in Wednesday and lot ternoon,
evening, Feb. 27, in the ballroom of day af S. Joseph Zeckman, 404 East Samuel Glowgower, Mrs. Harry Farb-
Mr
avenue.
The party, one of a stein, Mrs. Joseph Welt and Mrs.
Temple Beth El, at which the young
Ferry
wows members of the executive Ferry
elightful
social Auxiliary
functions , Henry
M. Feeheimer.
of
d
series
red by the Ladies'
The League
of Women Voters is a
board of the Young People's Temple
be given to national organization composed of 47
Club will be hostesses to the male sponse,
'!.tack,
will
aey
are
the auxil- state organizations, governed by a
members of the club. The function, of Sh
quota assigned
which promises to be one of the out- swell th fund for the benefit of the It ard of 13 officers and directors
convention. Sus-
ted at an annual co
standing and elaborate affairs of theiary's
ary. Many charm- , elected
gical
will contribute to the taming membership in the Wayne
season, will eclipse any previous ones , theolo
re of the occasion, wth
prize County League of Women Voters, is
ever attempted by the club end will rag ft qitures
i ing a of
re- iI3 or more; general membership is 25
be featured by charmingly unique) pleasu
eh table and the serv
cents or more.. The committee will
and spectacular innovations. Cotil- for ea me
as the customary a d -
fresh
. Mrs. Zeckman, who is nresi. soon start an extensive campaign.
lion favors, to be distributed during
. tar), wi e The program as announced by the
the figures of the dance, will typify juncts of the Ladies Aux
i members of organization is "To increase the num-
the spirit of the occasion, while the dent
ed in receiving by
interior decorative scheme through- assist xecutive
board and the hospital- . ber of efficient voting citizens."
out the ballroom and at the supper I the e
Education in Government and Poll-
tables will be delightfully refreshing.) ity CO mmittee.
Miss Irene Rosenberg, who is chair-
rds, Legislation, Law En-
Standards,
t'
Mr s. David J. Levy was hostess at
man of the ball, will be ably assisted
'
for cement.
by Miss Ruth Franklin as vice-chair- a eta rmingly appointed luncheon at
(a) Efficient Government.
home
on
Boston
boulevard
on
man, the Misses Carolyn Enstean, her
1.
Methods
of
Nomination.
Yoletta Finsterwald, Emily Morris, Ernie y honoring her Music Club, an
2. Election Laws.
Ruth Airie, Rae Finsterwald and Mrs. taiga nizatiun of well known pianists
of Local,
ministrati
Aimee Eliel Freundlich. Tickets fur of w hich she is an active member.
Gov-
Nati
,
3. AdState andon National
—
the affair may be secured from any
eminent.
rs. Lillian Lachman Silver, chair-,
member of the committee. Those
4. Legislative Bodies.
acting as patrons and patronesses man elf the music committee of the
(b) I'ublic Welfare in Government.
are: Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Frank- Detr oit New Century Club, was in
1. Child Welfare.
lin, Rabbi and Mrs. Henry J. Berko- stru mental in arranging the delight-
2. Education.
witz, Mr. and Mrs. Day Krolik, Mr. fully interesting musical program for
3. Living Costs.
and Mrs. M. Mansbach, Mr. and Mrs. the Lincoln birthday party given by
4. Social hygiene.
S. A. Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- the club. The program was in keep-
5. Uniform Laws Concerning
, .
lace Rosenheim, Mr. and Mrs. David ing with the spirit of the day.
Epstein, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Eliel,
I
ti. Women in Industry.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Finsterwald
Wirwman, Mrs. harry
rs. Leopold—
Internal Co-operation to Prevent
and Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Airie.
Far bstein and Henry Wineman were ,
War.
during the week,
in Indianapolis
re they attended the funeral , The greater part of the actual work
The many fascinatingly interesting whe ices held for Joseph Wineman, a, of education in government and poli-
ocean cruises that touch at ports in sem minent business man of that city, tics is carried out through the state
the West Indies, Cuba and the Pena- I pro se death occurred last Thursday.' leagues (under the expert direction
ma Canal Zone are proving exceed- who Wineman was a brother of the I of the national division and with the
assistance of programs of study and
ingly popular among Detroiters this Mr. Leopold Wineman of Detroit.
publications prepared by this depart-
season. Among those who left this late
week for them. points are Mr. and
ment).
Ir. and Mrs. Sidney Hart, accom-
It takes the form of classes, insti-
Mrs. Sidney Ileavenrich, who em-
harked on the liner Finland for an pa nied by their daughter, Miss tutes, forum's, bulletins and educa-
extended trin to Panama, from there Fr an•es hart, are spending a month tional material of great variety, meet-
going to California, where they will in New York. They are guests at ings where candidates and office
visit the noted winter resorts; Mr. llo tel Astor.
holders present their views and the
and Mrs. Israel Brown, who sailed
record of their work, study of the ad-
Mrs. Mayer Sulzberger and daugh- ministration of government by means
from New York on Thursillv on the
Evelyn
Sulzberger,
have re- of "Know-your-town surveys, etc.
R.S. Ore , for .) omise to San Joan. to r, Miss
d from
a trip
to Youngstown,
Porto Rico, Barbadoes, Cartagena tu rue
Everywhere we have the co-opera-
of lion and advice of existing education-
and Trinidad, and Mr. and Mrs. 0 hio, where they were the
mer guests
Detroit
Charles Finsterwald, who, after
l e Snutslzberger' sist fer Mrs. Julius al agencies, universities, colleges,
,
or
family,
mi
spending some time in New York and K ahn, and fa
state institutions, boards of education,
Philadelphia, left for a two months' re
etc. Academic study is minimized
visit on the S.S. Essequibo to Ha-
an possible the emphasis is
vana and Santiago, Cuba, from whic h
The ballroom of Temple Beth El I and no far
resented a scene of joyous festivity 0n practical contact with government
point they will visit in Palm Beach,
P nd gayety on Wednesday evening I as it functions.
Miami and Daytona, Fla.
a
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. la st in honor of the St. Valentine' '
once given by the members of the
Miss 1.ouise Selling is in New York I it oung People's Club of the Temple.
this week, where she went to greet Y ed and white hearts, emblematic of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sel- the significance of the day, predomi-
ling, who arrived on the S.S. Co t- nated, while artistic decorations,
mones from a delightful cruise to in- coupled with the sissy novelty
teresting points in the West Indies dances, added charm to this happy
and the Panama Canal Zone. They
were accompanied on the trip by Mr. occasion.

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The shelves are beautiful with
abundances of toiletries Milady dotes
upon admiringly. The skill of regis-
tered pharmacists is unseen, but re-
veals itself in the unfailing, minute
accuracy of prescription compounding.

The fountain attends
to appetites. Hut and
cold dishes of various
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ice creams, and so on
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and Mrs. Julius Horkeimer of Wheel-
ing, W. Va., and Jerome Selling of
Detroit. Prior to their return the
party will sojourn at Atlantic City
for a fortnight's stay at Hotel Am-
bassador.

Mrs. llugo Freund was hostess at
a charming Valentine party at her
home on Chicago boulevard the past
week, commemorating her birthday
anniversary.

Among members of the Detroit! Among women's clubs in esentaitons
the
Women's Winter Club who read and! Federation to have repr e
submitted original manuscripts for the open show of the Dtroit Art I
discussion and criticism at the meet- Annual E
ing held in the Main Public Library dins was the Jewish Woman's Club, t
Acting as hostesses on Saturday las
during the week was Mrs. Sidney S. with Mrs. Louis Nlusliner as chair-
Weinman of McLean avenue.
man, were Mrs. William Rindskoff,
Society in all its phases has been Miss Martha Van Beaten, Miss Fanny
unosttaly gay the past week. Many Simon, Mrs. harry Goldstein and Mrs.
delightful affairs of charming ap- Herman Lewis. Mrs. David Werbe
pointments have graced the social of Second boulevard was chairman
board. Among them was the lunch- of all studio registrations for the Art
eon and Mah Jong party at which Annual of the city.
Moe Weil was hostess to 24

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guests at her home on Virginia park.
The decorative scheme was portico- , Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hirschfield of
larly pleasing with the tall vases of Glynn court are entertaining as their
orchid sweet peas placed at intervals I house guest their mother, Mrs. 5
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whole ensemble a colorful effect.
Bernard Ginsburg has returned
from a visit in Chicago, where he
Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin spent a few days the past week.
left on Thursday for Atlantic City,
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