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MRS. SOROCK TREASURER
FOR PISGAH CARD PARTY

Mrs. Sorock is treasurer for the
card party to be given Sunday eve-

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March performance of the
Last Sunday was a festive day at
Temple Beth El. when several hun- Arts Society of Temple Beth FA,
which was postponed from last Tues-
dred students, the majority of them
from Ann Arbor, attended the annual day, will take place Tuesday evening,,
March 24, at 14:30 o'clock, in the
Students' Day celebration held under
the auspices of the Young People's chapel of the temple. The three one- •
act plays to be presented are "The i
Society of 'Temple Beth El and the
and " An Af- ,
"Stringing
!Sisterhood, which took charge of din- Tiger,"
fair of Honor." Members of the tern-
ner and supper for the young folks.
pie and their households are invited
,Dr. Leo M. Franklin preached on "A
to attend. The Arts Society repeated
Text from the Poet, Heine" at the
Sunday morning services as a subject "The Gray Overcoat" at the Stu-
dents' Day celebration at the temple
of particular interest to the students.
After dinner, which was served in last Sunday.
o
150
the dining room t
Mrs. Max Schoenfeld, 8310 Dexter ,
MRS. EMIL M. SOROCK
gram was given in the chape a which
pro-
y, given a by the boulevard, entertained 20 children at'
I ineluded a one-act pl
Arts Society of the temple, entitled a St. Patrick's party On Saturday,' ning, March 22, at the Stotler Hotel
"'The Gray Overcoat," by William R. March 14, in honor of the ninth birth- • by the Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah
Morris CarvellArthur lay of her daughter, Phyllis Schoen- . I lmdge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., for the
Randell.
' benefit of the community building
Mansbach and A. It. Branch took part field.
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erected On East Ferry avenue
I in the play, which had been given at
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Helper of 'being
1 s the lodge. Mrs. H rry Klein is
, the February performance of the so- •
J ;
of the affair, Sirs. George
ciety. Several numbers were given 227 King avenue will lie at home to chairman
by the Tau Delta I'hi aml l'hi Beta their relatives and friends Sunday,' Cohen is secretary and 25 members
Arbor. March 22, in honor of the bar mitz- of the auxiliary will act as hostesses.
Ann
; Delta fraternities of
Three hundred students were guests vah of their son, Morton. No cards. Prizes will he given at each table and
at supper, served at 6 o'clock, and the The religious services will be held refreshments served. The manage-
I day's program concluded with dine- Saturday morning, March 21, at the ori e n t of the hotel donated the ball-
room to the auxiliary.
' ing from 8 until 12:30 o'clock. Harold Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
-
, Sandelman's Ann Arbor orchestra
Adolph, "Daddy," Freund cele-
'
, played.
I boated his seventy-eighth birthday FORESTERS' LODGE TO
,
GIVE DANCE MARCH 29
engage . anniversary in Daytona, Fla., on
Entire Third Floor Devoted to Apparel in the
I Miss Marie Manner, whose
Letters, telegrams and
omit to Adolph I. Mandelker of Mil- March 13.
Larger Sizes.
waukee has been an11111111Cell, will gifts were received by the pioneer
The Independent Order of Forest-,
1 ; leave for Milwaukee next Monday to' Detroit resident from friends here
her brother-in-law and ' and throughout the country. Mr. ers, which has eight lodges and 5,000
SW. Freund is a past-president of Pisgah members in Detroit, is one of the few I
reside With
M.
sister,
Mr. her
and marriage
Mrs. Eugene
'vin.
until
the latter
part Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., and is :gill fraternal orders which has celebrated
of June. I active in its affairs, in addition to its Golden Jubiles. Court Mitchell, 1
other social, charitable and fraternal No. 1208. is a new lodge of the order I
work. lie will return home in May, organized by several Jewish proles-
men and recognized as the Jew-
Be
1 , Mr. and Sirs. B.Berman and after spending the winter in Florida. ional
ish branch of the order. The order
Jerome
Cohen
of
the
Oxford
Hall
has
given
several social affairs since
I I have returned from Los Angeles,
Ilendrie its inception and has completed ar- ,
where they spent the winter.
1 Apartments, Brush and
streets, announces the change of his rangements for another informal',
I
, fiance to he held Sunday evening, I
MN. J. S. Saul: of Taylor avenue ; name to Jerome Cole.
March 29, in the ballroom of the flu- I
I was hostess at a luncheon for a few
MN.
Samuel
It.
Glogower
of
2419
tel Imperial, Peterboro near Wood-
I of her friends last Thursday after- Calvert avenue is spending several ward. The Rialto Orchestra will
I
noon.
weeks
in
French
lick
Springs,
Ind.
play.
This will be the last dance of
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Mrs. Charles A. Einsterwald of Her mother-in-law, Mrs. Glogowor of the season and H. W. Zimmerman,
The sole purpose of our third floor is solving
chairman,
Max Simons, Lewis Broun-
., is with her.
C alvert avenue has returned fro m a Louisville, Ky
heim, L. Bro d and J. Leshman, the
—
the fashion problem of the large woman—and
visit in Davenport, Iowa.
The beautiful chest of silver du. ,committeein charge, have planned to I
we do it.
Mr and MN --
Gi'orge A. Kleinman .6ited by S. E. Sallan to the Grace close the season with a gala event. I I
ve returned Kurlander Aid Society to be raffled
Here you will find fashions as new, as smart
Ind daughter, ( ' aro I yn, bra
9
'
PROVIDE FOR PASSOVER
' from a three weeks' visit in I'hila- was won by Miss Sara Weinberg, 65
as those in our other departments, slenderizing
I dolphin, New York and Atlantic City. Frederick street.
NEEDS FOR LOCAL POOR
models, fashionable in every respect.
•
SIr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg of
Mr.
and
Sirs.
J.
Miller
and
family
ill
receive
their
I
w
As
in former years, a group of
See our Spring selections, featuring the lat-
I of 522 East Palmer avenue have Longfellow
avenue
relatives and
friends on Sunday eve- , Iewish men have banded together and'
moved to '2495 Taylor avenue.
est style ideas.
ring, March 22, after It o'clock, at are collecting funds for the purpose
—
Mr. and Mrs.
M. Weiswasser of 422 the Philadelphia and Byron avenue of distributing matzos and other
I
Torah in celebration of their Passover necessities to needy Jewish I
COATS — SUITS — DRESSES — CORSETS
Erskine street have moved to their Talmud
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. No families throughout the city. The .
,
new
home
at
2303
Taylor
avenue.
e
men, who represent the several syna-
cards .
—
—
Epsilon Phi Sorority vogues in the city are Rabbis A. NI. I
Nliss Sadie Niarienthal of Bay City
, Hershman and Judah I,. Levin, Louis
The Alpha - •
I was the guest of her brother, Joseph
give a bridge tea at the Women s Smith, Jacob Friedberg, A. Akerman,
1 I Ni a ri l •nthal of 1577 West Grand will
cock
and Sec
Federation
of Clubs building, Ilan- S. Harris, B. Abramowitz. M. Push.'
boulevard, last week.
ond avenues, Saturday kin, .1. Cher COSSe, A. Keidan, J. Le-
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o- vine, treasurer, and Si. Weiswasser.'
I Miss Mollie Rothenberg of 3046 I afternoon, March 20. The Misses.
. Leslie avenue will return Sunday, sephine !merman, Eleanor Scher, .Tu- secretary Louis Smith, who resides
Everybody Will Be at the
; Marsh 22, after a month's stay with lia Ruth Brown and Irene Rosenberg at 266 Erskine street, is chairman.
and Sirs. Marvin Gingold are in The committee has secured the aid of
her sister in Cleveland. charge of tickets.
the United Jewish Charities, which
—
ha , each year given both matzos and'
Miss Clara Braver entertained :12 .
Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. 11011 of money. Among those who have aid- •
guests at her home, 8311 LaSalle ;
leCcaitIty•eartft,arvts•npuetnidhinarvethreet,u.irTi i ed in the work for many years and
boulevard, on Friday evening, March IFt:11I:h
tite,r whose efforts have helped in the sue-
the birthday anni-
13, in honor
versary
of her 11(
fiance, Abraham 11,1_ in Miami, St. Petersberg. Tampa and errs of the committee's work are the
late Hyman Buchhalter, II. Kaplan '1
ler. Tables were laid for cards, tut- Orlando, Fla., and Savannah, Ga.
and Julius Steinberg.
—
lowed by IlatieiTIV and a midnight sup-
Mr. and 51 n. Abe Srere have re-
Members of the Jewish community
Miss Eva Brownstein of Kani-
per
sack, Sask., was an out-of-town guest. turned from California, where they have been asked that when they nor,
spent several weeks, and are residing preparing for their own Passover
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A ,, p ,h a ( r )tm hin ve
g celebrations they should remember
r r m oti•t t , t .i i, Apartments.
, at ht(h .re IP )&atI
51 is- Selma R. itessItir. who has
returned
A m' ' n those people who are unable to pro-,
other
■
Or
,
been visiting relatives in F lorida
necessities and send or
visiting from the Western resort are Mr. and .; tide
I l , r tsach
Given by the
the past VP, ' weeks, is 110W
Mrs. Isaac Applebaum of 1646 West give a contribution to any member of
friends and relatives in Montreal.
Boston boulevard, who were awe y for the committee.
LADIES AUXILIARY
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Mrs. I. Ressler of Brush street en- several months.
PISGAH LODGE, I. 0. B. B.
tertained a number of friends last
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Slobin of 2960
.....-
; Saturday night in honor of Sirs. Gold- ,Clairmount avenue will receive on
I stein of Hamilton, Ont.
Sunday evening, March 12, after 8
Among those Present at an in_ o'clock, in the reception hall of
BEAUTIFUL PRIZES
• Taylor and wit
STATLER HOTEL
formal party given last week-end by Emanuel
Synagogue,
success of the first Purim mas - -
son avenues.
at a joint liar mitzvah
Admission
$1.00
Finzel's Orchestra
the Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity of
honor
of
their eons, Nor- querade dance sponsored by the Sta •
.111
llie i reception
s ses Mollie
Mi
the
were
.
,
bigor
i
i
,
n
,,,ta.4r
i‘ A,.i
and Sidney Slobin. The religious. tt•rhood was due to the etroits of Mrs.
All Proceeds Go to Charity.
,, l
yv N
iSi)'.'s and :Ann I services will be held Saturday morn- Julius Levin and Mrs. Jay Meyer, who' .
I
l'P ing, March 28, at Emanuel Syna- were ably assisted by Mrs, Jacob Ko- '
vin , ky, Sirs. Louis Niannis, Sirs. Jo-
esky of Chicago goguc•
Pmiti
u N1k. i.: s . 4 ?ma ---
seph Barnett and Sirs. Earl Thum.
was honored at a St. Patrick's party
Mr. and Mrs. Sol NI. Cole, formerly Prize, were awarded to Miss Marion
1 in Saturday evening. Niarch 14, at of 140 Bur
Burlingame avenue . have re- Kovin,ky, who was dressed in a white
was
I ' whieh Si iss H elen . E Weisberger
on California turned from California, where they siitin skating costume trimmed with
her decorations
hone ,
I hostess
avenue. at
The
were etTec. spent the wilder, and are residing in canary ostrich; Joseph Carroll, as nh
the Whittier Apartments, 400 Burns 1,1,,,.k.t- aeo come di a n ., mMn.Ja,e a
lively carried out in green.
Schwartz, as a typical bowery girl,
drive.
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and Sir. and Mrs. Benjamin Gold-
Morris Goodman and daughter.
A meeting of the executive board stein, as a bride and groom of 25
Ron, of East Grand boulevard will of the Detroit district of the Zionist years ago. Supper was served at the
leave Sunday for a 10 days' sojourn Organization of America, the ar- close iif the evening.
in Louisville. Ky. While there they
i
will attend the GawronsIty-Et•an wed. rangements committee and the presi-
Sirs. Morris Fine has returned from
Given by
dents of the local Zionist organize-
evening
I ding.
a trip to New York.
tions• was held last Thursday
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t
the
home
of
Louis
Stoll,
Glynn
I
COURT MITCHELL, I. 0. F.
Mrs. harry Ginsberg.. of
and Si
Miss Rae Meyers of Peoria, Ill.,
the Mr
Quaker
Apartments, 30 l'II•ast court, to complete arrangements for
the meeting to be held at Phila- was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
Proceeds to be used to advance the
Philadelphia 10,11111 . , have returned lielphia and Byron Avenue Talmud man Buckner for several days.
from a four months' trip along the
charity work of the order.
Sunday evening April 12.
T orah
Pacific coast. They spent most of in celebration of the opening of the
Miss Rosa Isenberg has returned to
their time in the large resorts of liebrew University in Palestine.
her home after a visit in Cincinnati.
California.
-
After a few weeks' visit in Milwau-
In the
The Windsor chapter of Junior Ha-
kee and Chicago, Miss Josephine San-
Ilassah will give an informal dance
dorf has returned home.
rat the Ma sonic Temple of Windsor
Wednesday evening, April 1. featur-
Peterboro near Woodward
ing Jean Goldkette's "Nightingales."

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BREAKING ALL PREVIOUS DETROIT RECORDS!

The Bonstelle Company

In Lewis Beach's Great American Comedy

The Goose Hangs High

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis James Rosen-
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In loving memory of our dear
turned from Washington, where they husband and father, Roy Ii. Frank,
'attended the inauguration of Presi- who died three years ago March 18.
dent Coolidge and the inaugural char-
Marsh hring• •ad memorie•
ball.
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You will •Iw•ve be remembered
litY
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Selling of the
Hotel Addison are arming the Detroit-
Ms Loving Wife and Children.
er,: who have recently returned from
wintering in California.

Mrs. Wallace Rosenheim of 97 Pin-
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OBITUARY

DAVID BURTON

David Burton of 224 East Palmer
Miss Illuma B. Darts of 135 Hot. avenue died Thursday, March 5, and
will
return
Friday,
was
buried the following day at
brink avenue
Starch OD, from Boston for a two Woorlmere Cemetery, Rabbis Leo Si.
weeks' vacation from Simmons Col- Franklin and lienry J. Berkowitz of-
ficiating at the funeral. Mr. Burton
; lege.
lived in Minneapolis. Minn., for the

The Gamma Sigma Kappa Sorority greater part of his life, coming to
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last Sunday evening. This is the first member of Temple Beth El. Mr. Bur-
Card party ever sponsored by the club ton is survived by his widow, Anna
and proved • successful one. Unique Brin Burton, and Pin daughters, Mrs.
prizes were given at each table and C V Aseheim of Winnetka, Ill.; Mrs.
Harry Conheim, Mrs. Leon Dreifus,
a dainty luncheon served.
Mrs. Nathan Garber, the Misses Ro-
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