faith Periodical eater 0111011 AWNUS C01011MIATI 10. WIG PAGE SEVEN Ae Milton; b. wisti (pus IQ acial and JUNIOR B'NAI B'RITH HOLDS CONVENTION Qrsonal YOUNG DETROIT ARTIST PLAYS AT CHARLEVOIX CSititic Miss Ilelen II. Morris 44 Detroit, y o oung pianist of ability, tool: part recently in one of the Sunday even- v'. -- ._,. -b._ ._.." -., - .. -- -- " --- -.,,..,_.. Jewish Youth Movement Has ing concerts v.:hieh are given at the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sell'. • el o 1 l'harle,d‘, Made Rapid Progress Since Beach Hotel, Char', voi reels week. Miss Morris, who is the, Burlingame avenue left Ink I l•s.lax Its Establishment. for New York, whence they 1011 stk. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard .... - _ - S. Leviathan Saturday G. Mort is of Burlingame avenue, is. oil the S. Aug. 16, for an extended tour of F..ti OMAHA. Bolding their first an- well known in the city for her con ropean countries. Last Sunday eves- tool convention in Oinalia Iast month, cert playing. Sne studied under Leo- , and friend. 200 members of the Order of Aleph pold Godowsky and the late Richard ing a group of relatives $49.50 — $65.00 Mrs. Sehlus,el will %add; Aleph for Young Men organ- Epstein, who have praised the re.; surprised Mr. and home. s farewell party at their iv,' for the coining year and laid unsinkable insight and technical shill plans for the rapid development of Each model in -- of the young pianist. Miss Morris Mrs. Julius Frank has returned a movement among Jewish boys. With his collection re- has done a great deal of convert work the ideals of .\ niericanism, Judaism, cruise on the S. S. Noronie. front a in the east since her return fr .111 Eu- flects some filial love and devotion, charity, pur- ---- rope last summer and has won rocog- body, mind and soul, rotiduct charming trend nition as a capable artist. , The Misses Dorothy itretsky, Fay sty of of the mode, and guiding prin- Mrs. Morris and Miss Morris are Flagnian and Adeline Cohen spent and fraternity as their the shield of D avid guests for the summer season at the ! the week-end at Mount (lumen: a-- :inks,, 111141 With each has the dis- as the symbol of their order, these It. Uretky, Mrs. Charlevoix Beach Hotel. guests 44 the tinction and young men form the nucleus of an -- , 4 l''`'''h fashioning that , 4 441%;4 i''''t""tt h.,' from f or Miss Belle Cohen of 519 Alt olbury I ii a" to 21 which is the first fowl ion- WILL HOLD EXHIBIT generally be- "st.t.l. avenue entertained with to 1 .i a junior UntoWrit's in ing group 44 Paws- this speak a much OF SEA PAINTINGS I laneous shower at her home , ay: evening, Aug. 7, in honor Of he r tnis country, higher price. Ex- day stuomsturs. of ()trivia I r erog . ; nil ion; Li. J. C. Education Department to sifter, Adeline, a bride.eleet of ,,f the A. A. A. in Dis t District rif Na. quisite Sa ti ns, Stage Summer Art Display. Aug. 17. the Independent Order of Ithusi C repes, Char- ----- , Irrith, comprising the states of Ne• meen and Benga- •--- -- The sea in its varied mumtIs and : Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kahn have r,.. braska, Iowa, North and South Bas line in the new asiwets will be revealed in an ex- : turned fro m a trip to Mae:fin:or with a n d low, Illinois, Michigan, NViseonsill Autumn shades. hibit of works by M. A. K. Feldberg ' St. Ignore, where they visit d w '''' anul \finite-eta, was given by the e din- E lor aid e ry, marine painter, arranged by the a Mr' and Mrs, Harry IVinklenian. Diet grand lodge at its convention pleating, I a c e, ' 1 edurational department of the Unite, 1:. --- in Sioux City ill May, and since that bead in g and Jewish Charities tit the home of Mrs. tucking lend \Verb° at Edgewater Beach, , Mrs. Ben Gottloeb and 'Miss Melt one great strides in the expansion D time newness and dis- Ont., Sunday, Aug. 24, from 10 in • Price have returned from several of the young m•n's organization have summer home of bean made. At the present time there tinction. the moaning until 6 in the evening.. week-s' stay at I hi' The exhibit marks the first summer . Mrs. Henry Barnett at Port Stanley, are chapters in Omaha, Kansas City, f ; Ont. Mrs, Charles Huil,elstein of Lincoln, Des Moines and Grand Rap- o ce s aus pi art event given under the 41 dill- . ids, Mich., with additional chapters the Jewish federation's educational , London, Ont., entertained with nur for IS guests in haat!' of Mrs. soon to be organized in Chicago, De- department. I . trait, Milwaukee and other cities in Cottloeb and 5liss PrIce. 51r. Feldberg's works have wool — the middle west.. . him distinction among the interpret- Modeled on B'nai Writh Lines. ers of the sea through the medium, Mesdames David R. Jaeboson and :Modeled closely along the lines of Jacobson spent last weekend at of paint. His home is in Gloucester, I Saul the Wald Writh, the A. Z. A. is seek- IC edar Point t. Mass. ing to educate Jewish boys for inten- (The Garden Spot of Michigan) — The home of Mrs. Werbe is , Mrs. Saul Jacobson of 1030 Miehi- sive American and Jewish work and to Windsor and 'I reached by going WHERE VACATIONISTS CAN ENJOY at the most formative avenue entertained at a dinner reaches t the taking t he A mherstburg car, getting gan in Mawr period of their lives. The first chap- Good dancing, boating, fishing and other enjoyments off at Stop 70. Automobilist, follow , and theater party recently the route taken by the Amherstburg , of her aunt, Mrs. David Bloom of ter xvas organized during the early which only can be had at a real summer resort. 1 Boston, who is making an extended [nut of March in Omaha and new You will find a spirit car. Located 30 miles from Detroit, the ' visit with relatives here. Besides the :chapters are being formed at the re- and a of friendliness Bellevue Hotel is accessible by fine hostess, the guests included Mesdames quest of the Imps themselves in other hone -like atmosphere. auto roads or by ferry which stops WILL PRACTICE LAW Ben Harris Ira Jacobson, Louis Mil- cities, week rates Special immediately at the hotel at Bellevue The children's preventorium of the IN LOS ANGELES ! ter and the honor guest. Island. There is a place right at the or month and one-half National Jewish Hospital for Con- rate for children. car. hotel to park your, Ben I. Scheinman, son of Mr. and Miss Rita Kaley of New York is, sum ',Byes at Denver was selected as Mrs. I. I.. Scheinman of 262 Rowena, ,trending several weeks as the house the beneficiary for the charitable street, recently passed his bar ex- ' guest of Miss Elsie Rassner of Glynn' work of the A. Z. A., as it was the Special amination in Los Angeles and will I court. unanimous opinion of the members Lunch and Music . . that 'the work which the National; practice his profession in that city. , — Dinner ital is doing for children • And For several weeks Mrs. Schein man, I Edward Rosenberg has returned. Jewish Hospital Served . Predisposed to tuberculosis, in build-I accompanied by her daughter, Reva , lfrom California. (Kosher) Dancing • ing them up physically and ' in giving! .___-,. has been the guest of her sons, Ben tend Arthur. I Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen and chil- them a fighting chance to resist the', l dren, Samuel, Alex and Ida,. of •To- attacks of the: disease, was of great- I Y 'ronto, .Ont., motored to Detroit i and est et nstructive value and, since it were the guests of their niece and etencerned itself with •children, had' nephew, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Feldstein ari instant appeal to the young men,' BERNARD MEISNER most of 'them Still in their teens, who ire of Pasadena avenue. Bernard Meisner, 72 years o comprise' the membership of the A. . (Largest Lake Hotel in the State.) r` of the pioneer Jewish residents :Rae Goldstein, sister of Mrs. Z. 'A. Miss ABE BUSKER, Prop. ne All chapters of the A. Z. A. are Detroit, died Aug. at his ha oral A. N. Feldstein of Pasadena avenue, Phone Bellevue 122 Bellevue Island, Lake Orion 20:10 Hazelwood avenue. ' , tin has, returned from,a two- weeks' !day supervised by an • advisory board so- trete,' front members of the organiz- ' services, which were largely ante ay. in Cleveland, ed, took place the following d Minn fostering the chapter. 'rho'. or- Rabbi Ilarry J. Gordon officiated and Miss Helen Ressler entertained six' ; tier at large is governed by a supreme burial was at Clover Hill Cemete ry. guests last SaturdAy afternoon at a advisory", council of eight which will Mr. Meisner came to this coon try theater party and tea in honor of bo enlarged as the order grows. movement creating the A...Z. as a young man, arriving in Det ro t Miss Belk Routtenberg of Montreal., ' Week Sterling nearly half a century ago. Ilene he A had Rs - inception In Omaha and Monday, August 18 1 established a bakery buSiness, Mra. S. A. S. Jacobs and daughter, was initiated by 'Samuel Heber, presi. Nights 25c to $1.00. which he achieved a distinct save isas Audrey Lois,. of Virginia park have dent of the Dmaha lodge of the 11'nni , Several years ago he sold out his c re- Popular Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 25c and 50e. returned from Buffalo and Crysta1,10rith, and Nathan 51noocherri of g terest in the establishment' and Beach, Ont., where they had been Kansas City. Associated with them "It costs no more to hear a good play than see • picture." were Inc following: Harry Lapidus, De_ visiting since early June.. While, Prices within reach of •11. 3 tired. During his long residence in Buffalo Mrs. Jacobs was extensively member of the general committee of E The Latest Stage Succ eeeee with ■ Change of Play Each Week. g trait he attained the friendship o f entertained by, her relatives and District No.' 6; Ilarry Trustin, past- g hi rn ; Fifteenth Annual Season—Thirteenth Week. number of people who held ure, friends. She attended the Nlinsker. president of Omaha lodge; I. F. Good- 5 large in high esteem for his kindly nat Seliprinee wedding, in Buffalo, at man, vice-president of Omaha lodge, all business integrity and generous re- o f which her small daughter, Audrey and Professor Nathan Bernstein, spouses to calls for every form a i' , acted' as flower girl. Mr. of Omaha; Saul Arenson, Lincoln; on- L lie was a member of C charity. Th o f Jacobs spent a weekdn that city while' Louis Katz, Grand Rapids. and S. I. gre tation Emanuel, the Knights his wife and daughter were guests Silberman, Des Moines. These men In the Great Love Tragedy Pythias and numerous Jewish or xtan- there.. have prepared a ritual and form of r m organization for local chapters and \feistier is survived by his NI The Misses Ruth Golden and Yetta are ready to assist in the formation five widow, Ales. Molly 51eisner Na- Dworkin are spending a fortnight at of new chapters. By Stephen Phillips. daughters, Mesdames David King, V Lake Orion, thaniel Schooler, Sidney Alexai o d er, One of the Greatest Love Stories Ever Written. love interest deep-grained and its character.: J II. Wolfson and Al Levine of this Mrs Louis Hower and song, Felix ORGANIZE COUNCIL ' ' It is a powerful story, its city, and two sons, Harry Meister of and Alfred, of New York have re- • affording distinct opportunities for the p varied and clean-cut — lionstelle FOR OUTDOOR WORK.' Detroit and Samuel Meisner of Co- turned to their home after spending Players. lumbus, Ohio: a month as the guests of Mrs. Bow- 4 . .. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ti's sister, Mrs. Max Schlussel of Group, Affiliated With' Pathfinders Recently Chartered. . Farnsworth avenue. 1 The first junior outdoor council . of Berman Schiffer of Now York is • the guest of his brother and siste's. the Pathfinders of Ann.rica was Mr. and Mrs. Max Schiffer of Helen ganized in Detroit Aug. 11 at the home . of Arthur Rubenstein, 506 Medbury - ' avenue. avenue. The council adopted as the opate, her daughter, name Pathfinders of America, Ilia; — Mrs. Anna L Ruth, and David ItacooSin of 1675 watha Council No. 1.. Victor Ruben- Gladstone avenue left 'Thursday for st e in, 586 Nfedbury avenue, was to at- unanimously elected president; Abe Washington , to visit Mrs. topate's ,ral days Block, vice-president; Oscar Edelson, mother and hrothtr for seve secretary, and Samuel Cohn, treas. ' prior to going to New '''ork tend the marriage of Mrs. hopate's user. brother, Barry Racoosin,' at: tile, Ho- • Hiawatha Council No. 1 makes the tel Savoy. While in the 'east they , a i xt.y_ e fi,hth junior council organiza- ' will be 'the kuests of relatfves at Don in Detroit affiliated with' the :Sharon Springs, N. Y. 'They , will .Pathfinderi of ' America and differs ; .1 ; from the grade and high school coun• return to the city Sept. h. .' . cils in that ,the new organization will Samuel Tapper of :575 Bernont not' only study human engineering, as avenue left Wednesday 'by motor for, tb e , a floa t: councils do, but will also i I Fleishman's Farms, Catskill moon-Yb e a recreation council. It is planned tains, where he will join ,his family. to have athletics, nature studies and Before returning to Detroit Mr. Tap- hikes. The council uhaninmusly , per will visit in New York, Atlantic , adopted the j'atistOnders' slogan: "To t know the law' and Hoe a life of serv- 34 . City and other eastern points. ce to mankind. " — isa "Gordon 'of .. The charter members of the coun• nrm their c al arc at fiiiii4s: Victor Rubenstein, e,9a as 210 rjos ae npdlnin !'e l "Stri%eleotrrh X ,G house guests Mr. and Mr,. II, pried- Abe Block, Otlear Edelson, Samuel gam man, Mrs. I. Goldberg and sons, Ar, Cohn, Louis Block, Israel Wiener, , thur and Paul, of Mishawaka, Ind.' Ilarry Loomis, David Gittelman, Sol lloberman and Edward Rostinen. ' Morris Solomon of Solomon'Bros.,, • ' . - custom tailors located in the Breit-, Famous Love Story li Gwen As meyer Building, recently returned • by Fatewell Offering • ; from a trip to New York. • - Women's and Misses' New Autumn Dresses More Than a "Fur Sale" —A Style Presentation In this fur sale, price concessions and utmost style combine. Such lovely peltries at so low it price! You may purchase now, and pay in November. fors•.kcon,1 nom. Ilimeilmths Woodward Them to Washington Ado:tingetraA07,„"amOtual LAKE ORION HAVE YOU BOUGHT JOS. CAMPAU FRONTAGE YET? This thoroughfare which is the Woodward Avenue of liamtrsinek affords you an excellent opportunity to make a mighty tine Investment. Jos. Campau is about to be widened between Davison and 7-mile road, making it a wonderful buy. Others have made money on Canipau property and are still buying same. WHY NOT YOU? by Bellevue Hotel S. K. SLOBIN Cherry 6062 403 Ford Bldg. "See Slobin for Jos. Campau Frontage. OBITUAR ..............-................................., & , GARRICK 1 e onste e Company "PAOLO and FRANCESCA" $ 0 izaths. 0 0 4..... "Jump in the Swim" Everybody's Going to the Y. P. A. Shaarey Zedek MOONLIGHT aamagaiiamosesammomeesummero mmesommere gni Monday Eve., Aug. 25 1 The Misses Harriet and Bolen Ro- STEAMER PUT-IN-BAY LEAVES FOOT OF FIRST STREET AT 8:30 O'CLOCK Entertainment Unique DANCING Music by Jules Kline's Statler Orchestra. A. C. Krenz MAKE PLANS NOW To attend this moonlight— the event of the season. Take this night off to meet all of your old friends and acquaintances. Miss Harding. . ., senberg of 1170 Collingwood avenue' . greatest lo, ve stories, One of the — , have returned frOm an extended trip, to Buffalo, New York, Atlantic ( ity, ever written, "Paolo and Francesca s , • will he the offering of. the Bonstelle , . ' Washington and points in Virginia.. • Coinpany at the Garrick next week, — 1 Miss Tillie Bazar of Pittsburgh, beginning Monday night. Several versions have been written who is en route to California, is love afory, but Miss spending a few days in Detroit, the of this famous the one by Stephen will use ;house guest of Miss Shirley Sandel- lionstelle who wrote '14,0" and Phillips, man of Highland avenue. "Ulysses,l' which were produced by — Miss Ann Wasserman of Ilendrie William Faversham. , Other versions by IrAnnunzin, avenue left Friday for Pittsburgh, have been •written George Baker. i ,,. 'where she will be the guest of rela- Marian Crawford and fives and friends. The Phillips version was first used by I George Alexander; Henry Ainley and , Evelyn Millard in.London. THE POKEN WORD BRIN e BEST RESULTS A Long Pis ance call always gets Prefe:.rred at ntion from the busy business man . It always gets a hearing from the om you wish to person with speak. It is given the c nsideration of a face-to-face convey ation. It gives you the opp hunity to get your whole story across, reinforced by your personality. The saving of time a • Money to producer, wholesaler, an a retailer is reflected in the cost t the con- • sumer. Use, Long Distance and hereby ' Multiply contacts and cont acts. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. thou SYdem •• • One Policy One System Universal Service- Keith's Temple Features Acts of Sprightly Comedy and Laughing Music. The late Anthony Muller of Eng- land left as a bequest to the Jewish ' Elizabeth Brice and band top the Board of Guardians, London,England, B. F. Keith's Temple Theater bill a sum between 1415,000 and 175,000 for the purpose of erecting and sup- , commencing Monday afternoon. Miss Brice is a favorite in vaudeville and porting a home for convalescent chil- musical comedy and returns to Keith dren. , • vaudeville with a new program of popular melody hits, assisted by Frank Ressler and his nine masters ..„ . rs. ivncnigan Paper Stock Co. of syncopation. The White Sisters, ' Thelma and Marjorie, whom the . sign., BARRON. PM, Buyer. 14 All KW .4 I critics call Broadway's big little stars; i Bus and Grace _a Allen In WASTE PAPER e orge N. Burns George o x t y - : olX1 dialogue and songs (Baru "Si 1142 Brewster St. FortY.' besides additional come y , Gales 1705 . .3 ug 1 and song and dance acts are also i Caslitlae 17114 m sad i billed. 10347 caved Woodr'd Courtesy Betwmen Merchant . The Shop Where and Service. 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