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ASKS FOR LIBRARY
A Special
Group of
Desires Books for Young Guest. at
Summer Camp.
The Fresh Air Society, which con-
ducts a summer camp for Jewish chil-
dren at lake St. Clair accommodat-
ing 200 boys and girls every two
weeks, has issued a request for books
for a children's library at the camp.
During inclenient weather, officers of
the society have found, when the va-
cationists are required to remain in-
doors, the need for books is acutely
felt.
The United Jewish Charities, which
co-operates closely with the Fresh
Air Society, will call for such books
of interest to children as may be do-
nated. Persona who may wish to con-
tribute old books to the library are
asked to call the office of the United
Jewish Charities, Cadillac 0741,
which will send for the books.
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Mrs. Emanuel Weil entertained a
her home on Seward avenue Tuesday
with a shower in honor of Miss Rosa
Miller, a bride-elect. Covers wen
laid for 12 guests. The rooms wen
decorated in yellow and green.
Sirs, A. II. Rosenbaum of 1150 Vir-
ginia park entertained at a luncheon
bridge Monday. May 20, in honor of
her house guest, Mrs. B. B. Straus of
Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Si. Weil of Delaware
avenue entertained at a luncheon-
bridge at the Chatham Tuesday,
May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Finster•ald
of 7410 LaSalle boulevard will be at
home June 8 in honor of the confirm-
ation if their daughter, Rose Erna.
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PURDY-FRAZER
The marriage of Sins Antoinette
Frazer, daughter of Slr. and Sirs. Isa-
dore Frazer of Cheboygan, Mich., and
Arthur F. Purdy, formerly of New-
ark, N. J., was solemnized Weilnen-
lay, May 21, at the home of the
bride's sister, Mrs. Louis Joseph, 5073
Linsdale avenue. Rabbi Waterman
of Grand Rapids, at friend of the
fatnily, performed the ceremony in
the presence of the immediate fam-
ily. Miss Bernice Fraser, sister of
the bride, acted as maid of honor and
Dr. David Seligson Was best man.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of Sirs. Joseph.
Among the out-of-town guests, be-
side's the bride's family from Cheboy-
gan, were Sir. and Mrs. Max Jacob-
son and daughter, Estelle, of Grand
Rapids.
Sir. and Sirs. Purdy left for French
Lick Springs and will be at home in
Detroit after June 15.
Sir. and Mrs. Nathan Dalitz of
BERKOWITZ-BAULING
1443 Burlingame will be at home
Sunday, June 8, from 2 to it and 7
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauling of
Mrs. J. Klein of Owen avenue an to 11 o'clock in honor of the con- Los Angeles, formerly of Detroit, an-
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
nounces the engagement of her tirmation of their son, Maurice.
ter, Sophie, to Dr. E. 1. Berkowitz,
daughter, Ethel Last, to Neil J. Lip
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M•rwil of which took place May 22. Sir. and
pitt, son of Dr. and Sirs. II. E. Lip
1734 Virginia park will he at home Mrs. Berkowitz are making an ex-
Pitt.
Sunday afternoon and evening, June tensive eastern trip, stopping in De-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiner of 420 1, in honor of the confirmation of troit May 31 as the guests of the
bride's uncle, Bernard Abrarnovitz
Frederick street announce the en- their son, Melvin.
of 1543 Lee place. Sirs. Berkowitz
gagement of their daughter, Ruth, to
Mrs. Frank Bachrach of Adrian is a graduate of the Detroit Teach-
Maurice Katz, son of Mr. and Mrs.'
J. Greenberg. Mr. and Sirs. Weiner anal Mis Siphra Bachrach represented ers' College and taught at the Bishop
will receive Sunday, June 1, at their' the Jewish Woman's Club at the an- School.
nual convention of the Southeastern
home in honor of their daughter.
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Sir. and Mrs. Barney Shit an- Michigan, which was held in Adrian
nounce the engagement of their Slay 20 and 21.
daughter, Rose, to Ilarry C. Polasky,
Memorial Day Program:
Mr. and Sirs. Louis Frankel mo-
son of :Mr. and Mrs. Max Polasky.
The Jewish Citizenship Class re-
A reception will be held Sunday, tored to Cleveland to spend Decora- ceived its diplomat; Thursday even-
tion Day with their parents, Mr. and
June 15, at Jericho Temple.
ing,
Slay 2t(, at a Memorial Day cele-
Mrs. Joseph Frankel.
bration. Frederick De Cahn, ' ,pre-
Mr. and Mrs. Sloe Ehrlich of 22001
senting
the Board of Education,
Ethel Lila Landsberg. daughter of
Longfellow avenue announce the en-1
awarded the diplomas to 23 grads
gagement of their daughter, Sally, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Landsberg, cele. ates. Judge Ernest Iodide delivered
Marvin B. Gingold, son of Mr. and brated her third birthday last week the address anal dwelled on the gig-,
with a party for 12 of her little
Mrs. I. Gingold of Syracuse, N. A'.
friends at her parents home, 1680 nificance of !Memorial Day. A tableau
Hazelwood avenue. The little hostess entitled "Democracy" was presented.
WILL GIVE ANNUAL
had a birthday cake and candles and Exercises by the Girl Scouts and mu-
favors to each of her guests' sic by the Jewish Institute Band coin-
ALL-DAY EXCURSION gave
The house was decorated in yellow pleted the program.
The Americanization committee of
and white.
The Blair Cholem Society will hold
Detroit presented each graduate with
its fourteenth annual all-day excur-
a
sheepskin
document containing the
Miss Cussie P. Kolokin of 1987
sion Sunday, June 1. The steamer
Declaration of Independence, Lin-
Tashrnoo will leave for Tashmoo Park' Waverly avenue was hostess at a culn's Gettysburg address and other
with a large company of members Chinese supper at her home on Fri- articles on patriotic themes. The
May 23. Chinese lanterns were
and friends of the organization. The day,
us e d for decorations and everything Sons of the American Revolution
boat will leave at 9 o'clock in the
was
carried
in Chinese fashion. The gave each member of the class a silk
morning and will arrive at the island
flag. Milton Si. Alexander, vice-
at noon. The return trip will be, following guests were present: The president of the United Jewish Char'.'
Misses Mollie Mellow, I.illian Brasch,
made in the evening.
ties, was chairman of the evening.
Jack Behrman, chairman of the ex- Beatrice Rosenberg, Mildred Rosen-
cursion, assisted by a number of corn-, berg, Rose Bookstein, Gussie Holokin Additions to Library:
and
Messrs.
Harry
Pollock,
Sani
Ler.
rnittees, has worked out a series of
The Jewish Institute library, which
dancing, entertainment and athletic ner, Maurice Barron, Norman Birn-
is located at 1111 Westminster street,
events. Among those who will take krant and Walter Moskowitz,
is pleased to announce that 200 new
part in the program are Jack Harris,
Sirs. Morris Leach of 4112 Brush books in Yiddish, Russian and Ile-
who will sing, and Gertrude Sarnoff,
who will give piano selections. Thirty-, street entertained at her home Tues- brew have been added to the present
day
evening with a linen shower in collection. A complete supply of ale.
five prizes will be awarded to winners
in the field events in which men, honor of Miss Celia Bernstein, whose mentary English books for the benefit
women and children will be contes- marriage to Mrs. Leach's brother, Dr. of newcomers to this country who are
Morris Kritchman, will take place in trying to master the English language !
tants.
June.
has also been received. The library 1
is open evenings from 7 to 9, except
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Sirs. Sarah Feinstein of Brooklyn, Friday. A public library card en-
N. Y., who has been visiting Mr. and titles one to straw books from t h e li.
Mrs. David Stocker of Longfellow brary.
avenue, has returned to her home.
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Y. W. H. A. NOTES
Hike:
The next hike will take place Sun-
Mr, and Mrs. Charles C. Brown of
19470 Lucerne drive, Palmer Woods , day, June 1. We will meet at the
announce the confirmation of their clubhouse, 89 Rowena street, at 9:30.
son, Bernard M. Brown, June 8.
Please be there on time and bring
your lunch. If the weather is doubt-
Edward Anspach of Newark, NI. J., ful, call the clubhouse.
is in Detroit visiting his mother, Mrs.
A. Anspach, and his brother and sis- Monthly Meetings
The reception held for Miss Land-
ter, Mr. and Sirs. Leon Weinberg of
man, the new social director of the
1522 Monterey avenue.
Young Woman's Hebrew Association,
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Jacobson of 1675 on Sunday afternoon, was a very de.
Euclid avenue have sawed to 2092 lightful affair. One hundred and
seventy-five "Y" girls attended, and
Pingree avenue.
they were all given camp circulars
Miss Sally Lambert, daughter of and Y-Knots.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lambert of
Hancock avenue, who is graduating
from Vassar College in June, was
honored by being elected life secre.
tary for her class.
The G. G. Players of the dramatic
class of the Y. W. H. A. presented
two plays before an appreciative au.
dience Wednesday evening at Temple
Beth El. "Pygmalion and Galatea."
the first play, derives its theme from
an ancient Greek myth, the story of
a statue which comes to life becau,
of the human love of the sculptor
who had formed it. The complica•
tions which arise because of the inno-
cence shown by the beautiful woman
who had been a statue were admir-
ably portrayed by the girls in the'
cast. The second play, "Will o' the
Wisp," is a fantasy telling how a'
beautiful girl, who cannot speak,I
lures people over the cliffs to destruc-
(ion. She dances like a fairy sprite
and in the end causes the death of
the poet's wife, the poet being the
, only person who can withstand her
' wiles.
Dr. and Mrs. Si. Si. Hyman and
fancily are residing in their new home
at 2495 West Boston boulevard. ,
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Camp:
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All camp llama, have been sat. Ag
Euclid avenue are spending a few we mentioned before, we have again
days in New York City.
secured our camp at Roverside, Can.
ada—not for from Windsor. Regis-
Sirs. Sam Hartman of Blaine ave. tration begins June 1 and camp opens
one has as her guest Miss Eleanor June 29. For further information
Goldhammer of Cleveland. Miss Gold- call the Young Woman's Hebrew Am-
hammer is being extensively enter- sociation, Glendale 7971.
tained during her visit in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern enter-
tained at a dinner party at their home
on East Grand boulevard Monday
evening, May 20, in honor of Rabbi
and Mrs. Leo St. Franklin, who are
leaving June 12 for a trip abroad.
Covers were laid for 14 guests.
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Sirs. David Ruttenberg and Miss
Belle Ruttenberg of Montreal, Que.,
are visiting Mrs. Jack Ellenstein.
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Mrs. Joshua Karbal of Blaine ave-
nue entertained for eight couples at
her home Sunday evening, May 27, in
honor of Sirs. J. Hamburger, who is
leaving shortly for an eastern trip.
Bridge and other games were played
and a midnight supper served by the
hostess.
Miss Esther Fein entertained eight
couples at her home at 306 South
Marlborough Sunday evening, Stay
25, in honor of Miss Frieda Weinberg,
a June bride-elect.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rabinowitz of
142 California avenue were hosts at
a reception at their home Sunday,
Slay 12, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Monis (Fannie Smulyan) of
Hazelton, Pa., who are now on a
honeymoon trip through the west.
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