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Catherine Bird's Music Pupils
to Give Recital at Wilmot
Hall June 20.

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MISHKUN ISRAEL WILL
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Fraternal and
Club Notes

The Conere g ation Mishkun Israel
will hold the ceremony for the lay-
ing of the cornerstone of their new
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Alumni Association:
house of worship, on the corner of
The pupils of Catherine Bird, who
At a meeting of the Alumni Asso-
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lappin and Blaine and Linwood avenues, next
Orean Girls.
teaches the Dunning System of mu- dation of the
Hebrew Schools
Sunday, June 21, at 2 o'clock. Elabo- .
Mr.
Selesny
spoke
family
have
moved
into
their
new
sic study, will give a recital and
a . 1held on June 9
Miss Ruse Rubenstein, 1014 Sled-,
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rate preparations for this ceremony '
about general conditions in Palestine home at 1204 Edison avenue.
demonstration of the work of the
have been made. bury avenue, was hostess at the last
tem at Wilmot Hall, 97 Eliot street,I and the mode of living of the chalut-1
On behalf of the City of Detroit, meeting of the Orean Girls, held on
Mrs. Jacob Roth of West Boston
on Saturday afternoon, June 20, at zim. At the next meeting, which will
Mayor John Smith will officiate. June 11. The next meeting, if the I
'
boulevard
is
convalescing
after
a
re-
2 :30 o'clock. The children are five be held Monday evening, June
weather permits, will be held at Belle'
Among the prominent jurists who will
over. The public is Seymour Tilchin will talk on Field cent operation.
years of age and
participate in the ceremony are Isle; otherwise same will be held at
invited to attend. The program is as Marshal Hunter, the new high Com-
the home of Miss Julia Spelkin, 996
Miss Molly Q. Price of Chicago is Judges Alfred Murphy, Keidan and
! missioner of Paestine, and Judith
follows:
the house guest of her cousins, the Jeffries and former Circuit Judge East Kirby avenue.
the
attitude
of
the
Donning-Gavnor LiBa will discuss
Misse Esther Blossom and Donna G. Patrick II. O'Brien.
oats Song ..
. Frank Ward Jewish people toward anti-Semitism.
Eta Sigma Lambda.
TranoponBion—Written
Friedman of Leicester court. Miss
The Congregation Mishkun Israel
Cherie M often
association took an active part
boll
Krogno,on The
ower Price will attend the engagement re- was organized in 1911 and since its The Eta Sigma Lambda Sorority
The Teacher
in
the
Jewish
National
Fund
Fl
.
Bill y Schaff ma ter.
ception of the Misses Friedmna to organization has conducted services held its regular meeting at the home
Day, which was held on June 14, and
March
K " . "'"" i
take place Sunday, June 21, at their in its temple on the corner of Ben- of Miss Shirley Koperman of Omira
Bobby Eitertun.
,.11,,,bo•I hail charge of the district bounded by
ton and St. Antoine. Recently the avenue on Tuesday, June 9. A social
home.
Echo and I
I Forest, Woodward, Medbury and Ri-
Antoinette Z•tiolli.
congregation sold this edifice and has planned for July 12 And a hike will
8saii.e 8.,n, sons .---Arr. by Angela Diller , , yar d ,,,,,,,,.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Horwitz completed plans for a larger and be held on Sunday, June 21. After
he
George
Green.
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Hunt and ArCIAMP•IIIPd
Krottnann
,
Blanche Rosener) have returned much more commodious temple which the meeting refreshments and cards
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Comical Clown
, Bialik Club:
u n . .
from their honeymoon trip and are , will be in keeping with its growth, f o ll owe d .
Krogin•nn ,
The next meeting of the Bialik
' .
Cradle Song .. M '. r' ..
ern-i
now residing at 1927 Pingree avenue. development and service to the men-
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B III y M rk
' Club will be held at the home of
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Inter...tint Facto In Life of Handel —
, bers•
Philomathie Debating Club.
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I Sarah Kroll, 5744 St. Antoine street,
Herbert Ward
Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman end
Mr.
The last meeting of the present
Memory Exercise and Soh. -
' when Fannie Eisenberg and Fay daughter, formerly of 1692 Virginia l
Billy Schlotthsueg
S.
WISE
WILL
STUDY
Gorelick
will
present
the
program.
Philomathic
term was held Sunday
,
S.
Mary Intel, Brown ,
park, an. residing in their new home
Duet--Two Pianos
EUROPEAN CONDITIONS evening , June 14 at the Byron Ave. .
I The members Of the Bialik Club as- at 2927 Sturtevant avenue. Mrs.
111115 Markle, wi , tr ,'d 16'h...h . '.
nue
Talmud
Torah. The feature of
sisted
in
the
Jewish
National
Fund
Violin Selo
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Kaufman and her daughter have left
--
ied b Jim Waters ,
Carl Hick, A ccompany
martin Flower Day, held on June 14. One
NEW YORK.—(.1. T. A.)—A fare- the evening was the installation of
for Williams lake to spend the sum-
Iluntint Sonic
member
collected
$30
and
another
well banquet in honor of Dr. Stephen the newly-elected officers, who will
Ilarvey Phinner.
820.
mer.
Interesting Facts In the 1.Ife of Morart --
S. Wise, president of the American, assume office in September. They
Albert Conic
are: Ilyman S. Barahal, speaker,
Margret Martin
I
Jewish Congress, was given at the Al-
The
Junior
Hadassah
dinner
dance,
In the Sprint
Robert N. Bernstein, clerk; Sidney
-
Marian Ilueston.
Rabaut Says New Fire w hich wasgiven at the N
done Club before Dr. Wise's departure
Louis
oin
,m
Koretz, assistant clerk; Benjamin
Tonic Triad song- Triads. Cadence.,
.
Country
Club last Tuesday evening, for Europe.
works Law Stimulates
Mmlulation, Ballade
Kurtzman, sergeant-at-arms. Meyer.
Joseph Spitaley.
Dr. Wise sailed for Paris, where he
proved successful and a substantial
Greater Demand.
Weisenfeld and Norman Rom, in ad-,
Gaynor
Witch
unit. Tor- will study .with Louis Marshall the
sum was added to the Palestine
_ _ _. _
Jim Ilrataw.
dition
to the above named, were elect-
wo question of the Jewish refugees. He
Caroline Crawford
the local
Walls
ed to the board of directors. The
demand for fireworks this yearl
The
Ruth Bunton.
hundred and fifty guests attended the will visit Switzerland, Germany, Po- retiring officers are: Jack Thumin,1
is
greatly
in
excess
of
any
previous
Interesting Facto in the Life of Beethoven—
of the organization land and other East European coun-
Bobby June*.
speaker; Hyman S. Barahal, clerk;1
year and all dealers fear a shortage affair. Officers
Beethoven
expressed their appreciation of the tries.
Minuet in C
Robert N. Bernstein, assistant clerk;
of the supply, according to Louis Ra-
Lester spittle,.
Judge Julian W. Mack acted as
interest of the community in their
Sidney Koretz, sergeant - at - arms;
baul, Inc., Detroit's leading dealers
Oricinal ComponitIone.
toastmaster, Dr. Armstein, Joseph
affair.
Andante Op. In. No. 4—Two Pianos. ...
these, and Isadore Berger and Benja-
in fireworks. This situation is doubt-
Clementl-Timm
Barondess, former attorney general,
min Kurtzman form the board of di-
less
due
to
the
new
law
covering
fire-
Janet firmaw, Nancy Wilde.
The home of Mrs. Harry Freed of Carl Sherman, Mr. Reuben Brainin,
'
MacDowell works, which is really safe and sane,
rectors.
Te '02 Wild Rom
Caroline Crawford though it makes it possible for the I Second boulevard was profusely deco- Dr. H. Eisenstadt and Dr. Oscar Kohn
The program of the evening was an
Jo, lOance
rated with vari-colored flowers for addressed the gathering. Dr. Wise interesting discussion as to the justi-
Nancy Wilde.
Jemen patriot to give vent to his feelings in
Illtali 'Dance
the bridge-luncheon given by Mrs. stated that during his visit to Europe fiability of the Tennessee law pro-
the
old-fashioned
way.
Janet Pram,
Freed nn Wednesday, June 10. Prizes he would study the question of Jew- hibiting the teaching of the theory of
libilihm—Song—Test—Pictures --
The Rabaut display this year is
Ciao. I
were won by Mrs. Frank Feldman and ish colonization work in Russia. The evolution in the public schools. Sid-
• I Violet..
Clam IV elaborate and already the store at
Butt erflies
Mrs. Alex Suffrin. Fifteen guests sum of $10,000 was raised for the ney Koretz, Isadore Berger, Hyman
Clam II 332 East Congress street is doing a
• Moon Boat.
work of the American Jewish Con. S. Barahal and Robert N. Bernstein
were present.
thesis Ackley
Anemic. Flags
thriving business.
Elmira Roleich, Norma Bella, Amlytante.
greas.
participated in the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sacks of 2019
Commit a sin twice and it will not
He who increaseth his flesh but
West Philadelphia avenue entertained Yockey Brothers Open New
seem to thee a crime.
Youth of Zion.
MultIplieth food for the worms.
10 small children last Sunday after-
Modern Furniture Store on
The last meeting of the Youth of
noon in honor of the fifth birthday
Lafayette Boulevard.
Zion organization was held Wednes-
anniversary of their daughter, Betty
day evening, June 10, at the home
Sacks. In the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Sacks were hosts at a dinner for their
Yockey Bros., widely known furni- of Miss Esther Silk. At this meet-
friends. The evening was spent in ture dealers and auctioneers, have ing it was decided to hold a package
dancing and card playing.
opened a furniture establishment at party to defray the expenses involved
Tenth street and Lafayette boulevard, in sending the delegates to the Zionist
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Cugell and occupying the entire Dunk block, an convention at Philadelphia. The
family of Blaine avenue have taken immense, modern store building four package party will take place Sunday,
possession of their summer home at stories high, fronting on Lafayette June 28, at the Belle Isle Casino,
Edgewater Beach, Amherstburg, Ont. and having four mammoth display at 1:30 p. m. The two delegates,
Harry J. Brevis and Simon Richard-
windows on that street.
The enterprising firm of Yockey son, will leave for Philadelphia July
1. Mr. Brevis will give a talk at this
Bros., is known in the furniture trade
convention on "The Possibilities of
and to the furniture buying public
Interesting the American Youth in
MRS. FANNY LOWENBERG
: as the most vigorous, thrifty and
And Ensemble Suits. An unusual pur-
Mrs. Fanny Lowenberg, widow of : growing f urni ture concern in Detroit. Zionism."
chase recently made by Mr. lionu»mtf
At the next meeting, which will be
the late Herman 1.owenberg, passed Under the personal management of
personally in New York that enables
held at the Y. W. 11. A. on July 1, :
away
on Saturday, June 6, after a ,
w
us to sell at absolutely below the
brief illness. She was 74 years of ' grown
harry from
and Arthur
Yockey.
it has Dr. Ezra Lipkin will speak on 'The'
a small auction
business
manufacturer's price.
age. Funeral services were held in , to an important furniture establish- Historical Outline of Zionism." At
the close of his speech Dr. Lipkin
Made to Sell For
the
chapel
at
Clover
hill
Park
Ceme-
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman offici- ment, with a clientele any large, down- will conduct an open forum. A mu-
, town store might envy. The store at
$35 to $45 . .
program followed by refresh.:
tery, on Sunday, June 7.
:4301 Fourteenth street has been prac- Steal
ments and dancing will close the
Mrs. I.owenberg was born in Libau, , firstly restocked every week, due to
Just arrived for this sale, surpassing
meeting.
Kureland,
and came
to this
country
: tremendous volume of Wednesday
values in prints, broad- 610
with her family
29 years
ago.
She : the
cloths and Georg ettes,
lived in Bay City and Battle Creek i business. On Wednesday morning this
Concord Club.
latrge business place is literally
priced for quick selling at .
a number of years, coming to Detroit :
to the ceiling with fine furni-
At the last regular meeting of the
We have secured at • price a num-
in 1910. She is survived by one son, 'ture and on Thursday, when deliver- Concord Club, held at the Y. W. H.
ber of fine washable silk $5
Abraham
Abraham Lowenberg of Battle Creek;', : ies are made, it looks like the tenants A. clubrooms, 89 Rowena street, on
broad cloths in the latest
four daughters, Mrs. harry Mindel of : are moving out and by evening only Sunday, June 14, it was decided that
stripes. At this sale only
Grand Rapids, Mrs. William Berman, a few odd pieces are left on the floor. the next meeting, to be held Sunday,
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and Mrs. Bert . It is to relieve this condition that the June 28, be in the form of a boat ,
Kline of Detroit, and 10 grandchil- new' furniture store has been stocked ride to Put-in-Bay. A special meet- '
dren. She was active in many chari- , and opened.
ing will take place Monday evening,
table organizations and is mourned :
The new shire will have probably June 22, at 89 Rowena street.
by a large circle of relatives and : five times the floor space of the Four-
' teenth street store. Both stores will
friends.
Athena Girls.
9035 Twelfth St. at Clairmount. Gar. 2562.
-
, continue under the personal manage-
The Athena Girls Club will hold a '
and 2801 Hastings St. Cad. 0941.
MRS. MOLLY GOLDSTICK
' ment of Yockey Brothers but they will special meeting on Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Molly Goldstick died last naturally devote considerable time to June 23, at the Y. W. H. A. club- ,
Tuesday evening at the home of her the new establishment.
rooms, 89 Rowena street, at which' ,
The first floor will be stocked prin.
daughter, Mrs. Harry Cohen, after is
time election of officers will take
lingering illness. She was 65 years cipally with fine living room suites
place. Plans will also lie made for
If age. Burial took place last Wed- i and odd pieces of the highest grade
summer activities.
nesday afternoon at Clover Hill Park . but so moderately priced that they will
Cemetery. Rabbi A. NI. Hershman , be in reach of people in modest circuni-
Emanuel Sisterhood.
and Cantor Samuel Vigoda officiated. ' stances. To please the average buyer

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grandchildren. She was a member and the manifest difference in rent.
The Halcyon Club closed the sea-
of Shaarey Zedek Synagogue and of It is Yockey Brothers' firm policy to
son of 1925 by giving a theater party
a large number of organizations. : see in rent and pass on the saving to
at the Bonstelle Playhouse Saturday,
their customers by buying for cash
June 13, and a dinner at King Wah
and selling en a reasonable margin.
MILDRED WEINER
lo. The following new officers were
Mildred Weiner, 7ki - year - old' That they do this is known to prac- elected. President, Miss Bessie Ged-
I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel neatly every thrifty furniture buyer rich; vice-president, Miss Jane Silver.
1 Weiner of 3205 Clairmount avenue, in Detroit.
reached di- man; secretary, Sarah Ltchenik, and
The new: store may Is'
passed away on June 4. She attend-
1Voodward avenue and the treasurer, Miss Mary Dinner.
ell Temple Beth El Sunday School rectly from
, City Hall by hiking a Detroit Nlotor-
and the Brady School.
Kadim•h Girls.
loss Company's Lafayette bus. The
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A regular meeting of the Kadiniah
number is 101)5 Lafayette boulevard
REUBEN
JACOBS
MRS.
held
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Girls
was
e I on Tuesday , June 16 ,
is
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scant
five
minutes
ride.
Mrs. Reuben Jacobs died June 15 and
at the home of Mrs. Bertha Goldber g
at the age of 69 years at her home' .
of Atkinson avenue. Plans are bein g
in Luling. Texas, and was buried in ,
made to hold a dinner dance at the
Luling the following day. Mrs. Ja-
Masonic Country Club for the mem-
cobs, who was Sara Edloff of Detroit
bers and their friends, this being the =
before her marriage, is survived by
last affair of the season. The details '=
her husband, seven children, Ira D.
of same are to be taken care of by
Jacobs of Detroit, Benjamin Mark,
the entertainment committee.
Nolan J., Leon, Celia and Burson Ja-
..Its Luling and Mrs. Janet Nlazur
L'Allegro Girl..
In loving memory of our darling
of San Anotnio, Texas; one brother,
The last meeting of the L'Allegro =
A. W. Mkt!, and one sister, Mrs. Sol sun and brother Walter Bartlett Le-
vine, who passed away 10 years ago Girls Club was held at the home of i=
Kaufman, both of Detroit.
Mrs. A. L. Tushbant, 2525 Gladstone
June 16.
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HADASSAH BOARD MEETING
that one we cheri+h
is
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hostess. Plans for the summer cot- =
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tape
at
Walled
lake
were
made.
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A meeting of the retiring. and new- But the toys that tin not perish
Helen Fink was granted a three
ly-elected boards of directors of the Live in memory alone.
months' leave of absence and Rose
a. so h
Detroit chapter of
All the ',wire we , cent together.
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Klein joined the club. Miss Selma
held next week at the home of MIS. All the happy golden houro.
in remembrance
Prag of 11514 Oakland avenue will =
resrished
be
Morris Friedberg, 610 Virginia park.: sitsii
v h. t: h ;rh...1,1 o :I .wra,y;., ,;inger be hostess at the next meeting.
h,
And 1mingthgw
Mattersto be taken up at the annual
Matters
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His Loving Parents and Sisters.
convention of Hadassah, which will
Ladle. Auxiliary, Pisgah Lodge.
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