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Talmudic•I Authority Will Be Cuevt
of Sons Here.
Psychiatrist Will Give First Lecture
Rabbi Solomon Nathan
r oI
of Series at Institute.
Luknick, Lithuania, who nearly three
decades ago was called to New York
The Phoenix Club will entertain a
A lecture on "Mental Hygiene and
to occupy the office held by Rabbi Ja-
dinner Friday evening, Jan. 12, in
the Jew"' by Dr. Theophile Raphael cob Joseph, distinguished scholar and
honor of the members of the east in
will take place Wednesday afternoon, founder of the Talmudical academy
the performance given at the club-
Jan. 7, at 4 o'clock, at the Jewish In- bearing his name, will be the guest of
' house Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 26.
stitute, 687 East High street. This his sons in Detroit for several months.
I
lecture is the first of a series of lec- He filled the office two and a halt
Miss Emma Butzel of the Chatham
tures arranged by the Mental hygiene years but returned to his nati, t,
rain •
! Apartments was hostess at a luncheon
Clinic of the United Jewish Charities, try to continue his rabbinical activi-
at the Women's City Club last week
fur all persons interested in the pro- ties. His sons are Samuel cutler,
honoring Mrs. Arthur Victor of Buf-
gress and development of mental 1941 Virginia park, Abraham .1, Cut.
: falo.
health and psychiatry of both adults ler, 1945 Virginia park. and
Philip
Cutler, 1405 Virginia park. While in
Mrs. Leopold Wineman and Mrs. and children.
Dr. Raphael, first assistant at the this city Rabbi Cutler will ..,•blete a
, Harry Farbstein, of 308 East Kirby
State Psychopathic Hospital, Ann commentary on the Till
upon
avenue, were hostesses at a luncheon
Arbor, is chief of the mental hygiene which he has been at work t,,r a nuin-
last Friday at the Detroit Golf Club
clinic, which is an out-patient service ber of yeari s.. Subsequerily h,•
h,•will
in honor of Mrs. Arthur Victor of
of the above named hospital. Dr.!
m ago where hi. in visit
. to
Buffalo, who is the guest of her moth-
Raphael has had considerable expert- his
his son-m-law, Rabbi Loni.-
,p1n of
er, Mrs. Wineman.
once in the field of psychiatry and is the Odessa Congregation
1. ,,
well
known
in
that
work.
plan
ultimately
to
go
to
P
d.
•
and 1
Mrs. George Kleinman will give a
The subsequent lectures will take make his permanent reside , • here.
luncheon at her home, 2495 Clair-
place according to the following
Rabbi
Cutler
many
year
.2
Was
a
mont avenue, Saturday afternoon
schedule:
member of the faculty tot. •
• for Miss Lucille Finsterwald, who
Jan. 28, "Social Service .and Psy- ka Yeshibah, the dean of
,.
Rabbi
came from Boston to attend the mar-
chiatry," by Sirs. II. S. Mallory, di- Mordecai M. Epstein,
, .5 De-
riage of her sister, Rae, and Dr.
of social service, State Psycho- troit last Slay, togethet
clue(
Leighton G. Steele, which took place rector
Rabbi Abraham I. Kook
last Saturday at the Book-Cadillac pathic Hospital.
Feb. 25, "Idiosyncrasies of Child- Rabbi Cutler arrived
'..
Sark
hutch
hood," by Nellie Perkins, Ph. D., di- Dec. 25.
rector of the Wayne County Psycho-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacob and da ugh-
ter, Reva Sally, spent New Y ear's pathic Clinic.
Marsh 25, "Constitution and Dispo-
IMPORTANT
: Eve at the Phoenix Club in T erre
sition in Psychiatry," by Albert Si.
They were the g uests
Ilaute, Ind.
Rabbi G. Zakuto, the well known
Barrett,
Si. D., director of the State
From T erre
of Louis Leventhal.
Psychopathic Hospital.
expert MOHEL, has moved to 1963
Haute they expect to make an e xten-
April 22, "Mental Health of Young
W. Euclid Ave. (near Twelfth St .
• sire tour of the southern states,
Children," by Helen M. Wooley, l'h.
D., assistant director, Merrill-Palmer
PHONE GARFIELD 6119.R
Among the affairs given in honor
School.
of Mrs. Max Trager (Lillian Lieber)
May 27, "Niental Defect in School'
whose marriage took place Dec. 28 ,
Children," by Miss Blanche Towne,
was a luncheon and shower at the
Si. A., psychologist, public schools,
1 Tuner hotel, followed by a theater
party, given by Miss Betty Wallace Ypsilanti, Mich.

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Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Goldie (Foe
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B. R. Baumgardt, a traveled cosmo-k
polite, a scholar and scientist, astron-j
(inter and philosopher, will be the
speaker at a meeting of the Jewish
Woman's Club to he held Monday
City.
afternoon, Jan. 5, at 2 :15 o'clock, at
afternoon,
In honor of Miss Minnie Levitt, a Temple Beth El, Woodward and Glad-
bride-elect of this month, Mrs. Jack stone avenues. Mr. Baumgardt's sub-
Mel Price and ject will be "An Evening With the
Geller and the Misses
at d 21 guests Stars." Color illustrations will tic- ,
Betty Davidov entertaine
last Sunday afternoon a luncheon company the lecture.
Mr. Baumgardt is well known for
and handkerchief shower at the Sally
Lunn tea room. The afternoon was his educational travel lectures and is
spent in playing mah jong and bridge. an accurate observer of conditions
and of affairs from Damascus to Scot-
Miss Mary Nathanson and Mrs. Na- land, from Constantinople to France.
Ile lectures on a variety of subjects,
than Shaver entertained 35 guests , Ile
Tuesday evening, Dec. 23, at a per- among them being Einstein's theory
anal shower honoring Miss Minnie of relativity.
Next Monday's lecture will be of
Levitt. The evening was spent in
playing bridge and other games. Miss unusual interest in view of the ap-
Levitt was the recipient of many gifts. proaching, total eclipse of the sun,
which will take place Jan. 24. Sir
-
Miss Mildred Schlussel of '707 Er- 13aunigardt is expected to speak of
street
entertained
the
following
the astronomical conditions relating
g('
guests at a surprise birthday party i to this phenomenon.
honoring Miss Tillie Leibovitz: Edythe
Babcock, Mollie Feig, Belle Gealer,
Fay Greenbaum, Sarah llartman, Sa-
' die Lerner, Sylvia Lutz, Annette Ros-
enberg, Dora Snyder, Selma Snyder,
Shirley Solomon, Sylvia Wasserman,
Nathan Gealer, Nathan Gedrich Ed-
' ward Gross, Harry Grossman, Ilarry
liartman, George Leibowitz, Samuel
Leibovitz, Albert Litsky, Harry Reis-
man, John Solomon, Morris Starr,
Ilarry Topak and Aaron Weiswasser.

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Numerous entertainments are being
given in honor of Miss Selma Elaine
Hamburger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Hamburger of 1657 Taylor ave.
Farnsworth Synagogue. The follow-
publicity. The following committees
nue, whose marriage to Slanuel E.
ing officers were elected: Mrs. Rose
were appointed: Program, Miss So-
'Arden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Burt G.
Zuckerman, president, re-elected for
phie Schwartz, chairman, Rose Hersh-
Arden, will take place Thursday, Jan.
the fourth time; Mrs. Bessie Rosen-
man and Yetta Siegel; membership,
Stein, vice-president; Mrs. Ida Levine, Chanukah Celebration Attended by 15in the Italian Garden of the Book-
Miss Esther Goss, chairman, Marian
Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. Max Satofsky, Mrs. Newman
Several Hundred Persons.
Goldberg and Esther Utchenick, and
and Mrs. Efrusy, board of directors.
I
of the
Miss Tibbie Chimovitz, who will take
Mrs. Montfiore ' . tale
The next board meeting will be he
Nearly 450 Young Judaeans, their '
charge of all charity work. The next
at the home of Mrs. B. Levine, 2692 parents and friends attended the Cha- Chatham Apartments spent several
regular meeting will take place Tues-
Alpine Social Club.
(lays
last
week
with
her
parents
in
Calvert avenue. The performance at
,
day evening, Jan. 6, at 89 Rowena
nukah celebration arranged by D e_
At a recent meeting of the Alpine
the Yiddish playhouse for Jan, 8 will trait
Young Judaea last Sunday after-lWest Branch, Mich.
Social Club, held at the home of Sam- street.
be for the benefit of the organization.
noon at the Philadelphia and Byron'
Mrs. Mark Fleishman and Mrs. S.
uel Brody, election of officers was
Hebrew Ladies' Aid,
Avenue Talmud Torah. The celebra-
held. The following were chosen:
tion was regarded as the most largely , Heymann entertained a number of
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Junior Star Sewing Club.
Young folks at a luncheon at the
Prsident, Benjamin Slotnick; vice-
The last meeting of the Junior Star attended and most successful in the i Phoenix Club last Saturday afternoon
president, Benjamin Shultzman; sec- held a successful card party Wednes-
Ileymann's
day evening, Dec. 24. Mrs. J. Ziegler, Sewing Club took place at the home history of the organization.
Mrs.
retary, Jack Garfinkel, and treasurer,
The program opened with a decla-j (laughter, Rose Emily Heymann.
assisted by Mrs. William Miller, was of Evelyn Newman, 310 Leicester
Thomas B. Shulman. Installation of
in charge. The next card party will court, Sunday afternoon, Dec. 21. A mation by Norton Rosen, a member of•, complimenting
officers took place Sunday afternoon,
be given Jan. 14 at the I. 0. B. A. party was given Dec. 25 in honor of the llerzl Judaeans, a club of boys I
Mrs. I. 1... Polozker of 115 Chicago
Dec. 28, at the home of Thomas Shul-
Hall. The next regular meeting will Mrs. Fred Swirsky, former leader. led by Max Weine. The spirit of1
man. Abraham Cogut spoke on Cha-
Chanukah was the theme of the de. boulevard was hostess at a luncheon
be held Wednesday evening, Jon. 7, The next meeting will be held next
f
.
last
Tuesday afternoon.
nukah. Refreshments were served.
at the hall. All members are re- Sunday at the home of Ruth Barsky, demotion. The Dramatic Club o
Young Judaea presented David Pin-
quested to attend.
9008 Goodwin avenue.
Madison Athletic Club.
sky's play, "The Unlighted Menorah."'
The Madison Athletic Club held its
Yitschack Isaac Aid Society.
The presentation of the play was
regular meeting Sunday evening, Dec.
Emanuel Sisterhood.
made possible by the supervision of ,
One hundred and fifty guests at-
28, at 89 Rowena street. William tended a Chanukah banquet given by
The Sisterhood of Congregation the director, Miss Irene Mills. The
Stoller, chairman of the entertain- the Yitzehack Isaac Aid Society at the Emanuel will hold a meeting at the Hopes of Zion, of which Miss Ruth
Burk-
ment committee, announced the pro- Hebrew Baby Day Nursery Hall last synagogue Monday afternoon, Jan. 5, Schwartz is•the leader, gave a candle'
The marriage II f Mks Alma Buck-
gram for an open meeting to take
•
-lock All members are re- drill. Mogen David Club presented a
The organization
Sunday.
sketch by It) boys. Samuel Heyman' ner and Nathan Goretskyr of Cincin-
place Sunday afternoon, Jan. 4. A
memory of ' quested to attend.
in
ed
four
years
ago
found
dance will take place Sunday evening, Yitzchack
of officers
The following is the leader of this club. nati took place
last A.
Sunday
in Detroit.
Isaac took
Agree. place.
Installation
Roses. Rabbi
M. Hershman
officiated.
Jan. 11, at the Statler Hotel. The
the
Twenty small girls
Following the ceremony a dinner was
uxili ary.
The West Warren AHe
Double Rialto Orchestra will play.
Clubs led
Zion C
Nathan. Charles
Hadar from
t
gave short talks:
'
of
Zion
Ladies
brew
West Warren
fifth annual by Miss Celia Blucher and Miss Helen served at the Statler Hotel. After
and Samuel Agree, Samuel Z atkin
Athena Girls Club.
e at
of c Auxiliary will hold its
iladel. Kass, gave a short Chanukah play. A snending their honeymoon in Chicago
Aitz and Her man
New York, I. Escov
At the last regular business meet-
a at Phy even- n umber. evoking laughter, was a hu-, Mr. and Mrs. Goretskv
will st
breet,
ast-
ball
at
the
Talmud
Torah
gree
wa
s
to
West Eighth
l
Saniue
Blondy.
ban-
phis
and
Byron
avenues
Sunda
ing of the Athena Girls Club, held master. :lancing followed the
l's Jazz Orchestra morous debate given by the Guards /1.1101 at 4226
Tuesday evening, Dec. 30, election of
ing, Jan
quet.
officers took place and the following
Mr. and M. William Present have
.fund to pro
toed in
resolved that "Jew Dishes Are.
were chosen: MISS Sophie Schneider,
J. W. E. W. 0.
est Warren , was
president; Miss Ethel Grauer, vice-
Jewish community has been started. Judicious." Theodore Baruch and ' left for Rochester to attend the twen-
to. Samuel Charfoos supported the affirm. ty-fifth wedding anniversary celebra-
president; Miss Anna Milstein, secre- European Welfare Organization was
ion of Mr. Present's sister.
go
Molly Haber, treasurer,
tary; Mies
held last Tuesday evening at the Th e proceeds of this ball will
ative, while Irving, Rosenthal and
and Miss Adeline Cohen, director of
- ward That fund.
Schwartz had
George Weisasser
spoke for the nag-
w
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
as their house guests last week end
ative•
'1
Samuel Heyman, who recently re• Mr. and Mrs. Si Rosenbaum and
Lechem Aniyim.
,
will turn e d f non Palestine and is one of tin.
The Luche in A niyim So c iet y
Stork of
hold its annual banqu et Monday even- organizers of the local organization,
We Are Selling Out Our Complete
ing, Jan. 5, at the synagogue at 1101- delivered a brief address in which he daughter,
Sirs. B. Wyman
Marjorie, and
of Detroit.
daughter are
t urged the parents and adult friends of spending the holiday season in
brook avenue and Beaubien street.
a more
The proceeds will be used for helping the Young Judaeans to take
several poor families. Sirs. Ida Solai. direct and active interest in the work
With Accessories at
lb honor of Ohio.
her thirteenth birthday
president, and Sirs. Ida Baker, vice., of the children and to attend more g Youngstown,
daughter of Mr.
LESS THAN
president, are heading the committees'' of the gatherings planned by Young MISS Sylvia Solomon,
, .ludaea, in order to familiarize them- and Mrs. Louis Solomon, took a num-
in charge of the affair.
selves
with
the
various
activities.
The
ber
of
her
friends
to
a theater party
,
_
program was concluded with lantern
, , slides on Chanukah and l'alestine and and luncheon, Dec. 20. Miss Bernice
North Woodward J. W. E. W. 0.
. Solomon acted as hostess.
'
A meeting of the North Woodward ,
Branch of the Jewish Women's Euro- , explained
by Levin,
Mr. Heyman.
Solomon
president of the
1550
man Welfare Organization was held !
last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Su- ' local organisation, presided and
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oil Goldstick. 2531 Blaine avenue opened the meeting with a brief ad-
Little Theater.
genera l , dress of welcome.
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Mrs. Goldstick was chosen
The Little Theater was opened with
,
chairman for a dance to be given in'
a Chanukah performance last Sunday
the Elks' Temple Sunday evening, Low Prices Attract Fu niture afternoon. A large number of people
harry Klein will be in
March 1. Mrs. H
From Every Part
were unable to witness the program
ers
Buy
charge of programs and Mrs. Joseph
ci ty.
because the hall was filled to capa
of Detroit.
Rabinowitz and Mrs. R. B. Newman
Most Complete Stocks in Detroit.
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are treasurers. Miss Sophie Berger,
Cam Reunion.
in charge of orphan work in l'alestine,
One of the important furniture
The camp reunion will take place at
will be in Detroit early in February
stringhouses of Detroit is Yockey Brothers'
the clubhouse Jan. 27 and will be in
and will address the organization. A ' establishment at 4301-3 Fourteenth
This the form of a costume party. Stunts
a
raffie held at the meeting f
treet, corner of Buchanan.
er 311 re-1 store
Sc' which won particular favor at camp
of pearls r esulted in number
iving the pearls. As no name was I store is remarkable because it has
Phone Us Your Requirements.
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the person holding that num- i complished a tremendous merchandis- last summer will
be repeated.
ce
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NORTHWAY
Saturday Night Dances.
ber is requested to call Mrs. Georgeling
feat—it
attracts
retail
furniture
buyers
from all thrifty
over Detroit
4170
The dances will be resumed at Tem-
Cohen at Empire 1360J.
to its location forty blocks aw ay
ple Beth El Saturday evening, Jan. 3,
the heart of the business district.
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and will continue for the Amainder
This popular business house is easi-
Lecke.' Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge.
of the season.
ly reached, however, by either Charle-
A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary voix or Fourteenth street cars. Buy-
New Term.
of Pisgah Lodge
ers have found that the low prices
The second term for classes at the
will be held at the clubrooms, 406 which prevail. because of the small
clubhouse
will
begin Monday, Feb. 2.
East Adams avenue„ next Monday cost of doing business. more than re-
B. Mt.., Columbia Univervity.
Registration will take place the week
evening. Election of officers will be pay them for any trouble they may
1 beginning Jan. 19.
held. Refreshments will be served. incur in getting to the store.
requested to attend.
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