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The Way to Beauty
In the lihnelhoch
Shop of Toiletries!

Elizabeth Arden
Marie Earle
Helena Rubenstein

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schiff (Katy,
Boesky) of 1468 Filigree avenue are'
! receiving felicitations on the birth of
la son, Donald Wilfred, on Sept. 11.

These three celebrated Beauty Salons of New
York and Paris present their aids to beauty to
Detroit women through the Ilimelhoch Shop of
Toiletries, located conveniently inside the
Woodward Entrance:

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greenbaum
(Rose Mills) of 1954 Pingree ave.
nue are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Don Irving, on
Sept. 26.

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be given by the Detroit unit of the
Junior liadassah at the Silver Slipper
Cafe. Tickets may be obtained from
the chairmen or from the following
members of the committee: The
Misses Dorothy Epstein, Florence
Krell, Betty Freidman, Marian Moyer,
Ethel Steinberg and llelen Shetzer.

Main

The engagement of Miss Gertrude
Lifchitz to Louis Rosenzweig was for-
The Simchas Torah ball which will
mally announced at a reception for
be given by the Northwestern League
75 guests on Sunday evening, Oct. 4, , Temple Activities Include Courses for of the United Hebrew Schools or
at the home of Jacob I.ifchitz, 10216
Sunday evening, Oct. II, at the Tal-
Members of Every Age.
Oakland avenue.
mud Torah ballroom, Philadelphit and
Byron avenue, will aid the children
the
School
of
With the opening of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rubenstein Religion last Sunday and the installa- of the schools, as the proceeds will
of Cleveland announce the engage- tion of Rabbi Leon From as director be used toward the purchase of busses
ment of their sister, Miss Dino Mel- of religious education on Friday eve- to convey the little tots to and from
linoff, also of Cleveland, to Morris ning, Oct. 9, Temple Beth El is in- the schools. The auxiliary owns
Weber of Detroit.
' augurating a new and comprehensive I three busses and already ha, put one
plan for the religious education of its i into use. It has formerly proven dif-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weisberg of chidlren. The most noteworthy factor ficult for small children to travel any
69 Holbrook avenue announce the en- of the plan is its completeness. Pro-ldistance to go 10 Hebrew school and
gagement of their daughter, Rose, to vision for education is made from in- has often been inconvenient for moth-
William 11. Brown, son of Mr. and fancy to. old age. The system will 4
to accompany them to and from
Mrs. Ilarry Brown of Clairmount beg in with guidance in the Jewish the various renters. These busses
avenue.
training of the child given to the par- will eliminate this difficulty and also
rots before the child is old enough to prove of aid to mothers in that they
go to school, then go on to the re- will not have to worry about acci-
CHERNOFF SPEAKS AT
ligious school kindergarten, through dents to the children. A matron or.
BAR MITZVAH PARTY the elementary department and junior companies the busses in which in-
high school department, on to the small children ride. The public i is n-
Isaiah Chernoff, director of the high
high school department and thence to vited to attend the dance.
Kadimah Hebrew School, spoke on the collegiate department, culminat-
Jewish education for children at the ing in congregational membership, JERICHO LODGE DANCE
nrogram in connection with the bar community service and a sustained
WILL BE HELD OCT. 18
mitzvah of Milton Koblin, son of Mr. Jewish life.
The courses of study are arranged
and Mrs. Harry Koblin of 424 Alger
The entire fourth floor of the Book-
Melrose 4200
avenue, which took place at Ahavath in accordance with the natural inter- Cadillac Hotel, consisting of the Crys.
533-37 Forest Ave. E.
Zion Synagogue at Holbrook avenue rots of the pupils at the various ages. ' tat
d Grand ballrooms and the hal
i
an
"A Modern Plant WI th Modern Methods."
at Beaubien on Sunday, Oct. 4. In The younger children learn Jewsha
Palm Gardens, has been engaged
his speech Mr. Chernoff compared the history through beautiful stories i by Jericho Lodge, No. 490, I. 0. 0.
"esrog" to the human heart, or Jew. through play, through expressional for their annual Simchas Torah
ish ideals, and the "Inlay" to the hu- handwork and through dramatics.
man spine; or national pride. The The older pupils learn she meaning' Oct. . tp be held on Sunday evening.
children of the school gave a special of Jewish life through discussions of man .
program including the singing of He. Jewish problems, through enlistment
Several high class entertainers
in the great Jewish ideals, through have been engaged for the occasion,
brew songs.
In honor of their son Mr. and Mrs. participation in worship and in social as well as the two original Rialto Or-
goblin were hosts at a luncheon for service, and' through a systematic chestraa are to furnish MUSIC.
members of the synagogue and at a study of the career of the Jewish
Assisting Mr. Bordelove on the
dinner and reception in the evening people from the earliest times to the committee are William Meister, S. Z.
for 150 guests. On Thursday, Oct. 8, present day. Throughout the idea is Hirschman, A. K. Hardy and II.
they entertainel all the children of carried that the pupils learn Judaism Gould, as well as the entertainment
the Kadimah Hebrew School in honor primarily by living the Jewish life. committee of Jericho Rebekah Lodge,
of Milton. who is the first student of Hebrew will form an important part No. 328.
the school to celebrate his bar mitz- of the curriculum so that the Jewish
spirit, awakened by a sense of the
vah.
UNIVERSITY DONATION
beauty of Jewish history and religion,
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will be reinforced by a knowledge of
In accordance with the will of the
the language in which the Jewish late S. Silberstein of Second boule-
spirit has expreased itself in its high- used, Mrs.. Silberstein has pent tha
,
est term.
office of the Karen Ilayesod the sum
CJ
JACOB LEVEY
hE1 College teachers .will
e.et. ally
Aetspli
trained for work in the of $1,000 to be devoted toward the
The Jewish community of Detroit
espec i
Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
noted
And
lost one of its distinguished
various departments of the school.
Hebrew scholars in the death of Ja- The teachers of Beth El work under
ANNOUNCEMENT
cob Levey. Mr. Levey's life was pure expert supervision. The school is to
Nathaniel Siegel, attorney and
devotion to God and the teaching of be conducted on the same scientific
counsellor at law, desires to announce
the Torah to his fellow men. lie principles of education as are the bet-
he opening of his new office at 1101
died as he had Ivied, in peace with ter public schools of America.
First National Bank Building, for the
God and man. lie gave liberally to
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general practice of law. Telephone
charity without solicitation of both
'adillac 3424.
his means and his time and efforts.
Mr. Levey, who was born in Rus-
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clitereDerigned and
sia 65 years ago, died at the home Meeting:
of his son-in-law and daughter: Mr.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
and Mrs. Stanley K. Grossman of 710 Junior liadassah Unit was held at the I
Chicago boulevard, on Sunday, Oct. 4. Little Theater, 89 Rowena street, on
He had resided with them for many Monday evening, Oct. 5, when 150
-
years. The funeral was held on Mon- girla attended. Mille Rose Lipsita, re-
clatihivton (Blvd ,.
day from the Grosaman home, with cently elected president, welcomed
interment at Machpelah Cemetery. the old and new members. The fol-
• D'E•TR.01I •
Rabbis A. M. Hershman and Judah lowing program was given: "Signifi-
L. Levin officiated. The pallbearers cance of Succoth," Miss Mabel Au-
were Rabbis Hershman and Levin, A. gust; reports on the National Hades-
Keidan, I. W. Weinstein, Jacob Le- soh Convention, held July I, 2 in
vin, J. Alpern and I. Goldman.
Washington, Miss Lipsitz and Helen
Surviving Mr. Levey are his daugh- Blumrosen; current .L.wish events,
ters, Mrs. Grossman and Mrs. Saul Miss Ida Velick; folk dance, two pu-
Ilillelson; two sons, Nathan Levey of pils of Miss Kathleen Pereira; "Until'.
Baltimore and Barney Levey of De- rah." sung by the assembly.
troit, and II grandchildren. His
wife, Mrs. Bessie Rachel Goodman Bridge - Tom
Levey, died in 1918 and his sister,
Tickets for the Junior Hadassah
Dow Your Child Receive • Proper Jew'all Educat.on1 Send Him to the
Mrs. Louis Smilansky, died several bridge-tea, which will t e held at the
elan
years ago. Mr. I.evey was a member Silver Slipper Cafe on Sunday after-
Director
/
of
the
Shaarey.
7.edek
Congregation
(ISAIAH CHERNOFF,
noon, Oct. 16, from 2 to 5 o'clock,
Beaubiw. Empire 83115.W.
Atevath Doe Hall, 446 Holbrook Ave. Office: 8821
and the Farnsworth Synagogue..
Atmosphere.
may be obtained from the following
IndiViduer and GrOup' In•triii.tion. Expert Teacher*.
committee: The Misses Rose Bab-
Bo Prepared for Bar Mitrwh.
wide ...us-H-
' n'rmiff I. • graduate of the Grotto° Teacher. College and h•• had • serf
cock and Rose Gordon, co-chairmen;
ar
ence In Europe .red America.
Dorothy Epstein, Fb , rence Krell,
BUSINESS CONNECTIONS
Betty Friedman, Marian Moyer,
Sought by university graduate (ex-
Ethel Steinberg and Helen Shetzer.
perienced educational administra-
tor) with reliable business firm.
CARD OF THANKS
Willing to start at bottom. Refer-
ences will satisfy.
Abraham Wetsman and family of
Write Jewish Chronicle, Box 118
2024 Taylor avenue wish to theta!
their relatives and friends (or the
kindness and sympathy shown them
during their recent bereavement.

MUSCLE DEVELOPING
POOTWI3Art. FOR
CHILDREN

A CHILD'S SHOE DESIGNED TO FIT A
CHILD'S FOOT CORRECTLY RATHER

THAN A SIMPLE FOOT COVER.

Thousand. of mother. can prove this
statement of which we arc proud.

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Remember Brown
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Via cater to the loorliny Jewish Soda
Affair. of the City.

We Doctorate Homed .ad Hall..

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Factory and Main Office, 7629.7641 Oakland Ave.

Adjoining Hotel Statler.

DON'T FORGET TO COME TO THE

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First Simchas
Torah Ball

Given by the

N. W. WOMEN'S LEAGUE
OF THE UNITED HEBREW SCHOOL

SUNDAY, EVENING, OCT. 11

PHILADELPHIA-BYRON HALL

Philadelphia and Byron.

PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN TO THE BEST DANCING

COUPLES.

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Keep this date open.

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I N hilLMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear aunt,
Mrs. S. Feldstein, who departed from
this life on Oct. 10, 1924.

Rowe will fade and Rower.. will die.
Rut her loving, tweet memory, like the Ire.
Will always cling.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellenstein.

Phone Empire 9100

ROWN

1529 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD

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KADIMAH HEBREW SCHOOL

8931 Twelfth St.

Gar:11884

Watch for the New
Locution of

POHL'S KOSHER
RESTAURANT

Regular Dinners Erening• and
Sundays. Highest Quality Food-
stuffs, cooked in the but home
style.

DELICATESSEN LUNCHES

`Wednesdavo Thivrsda •
7- ciday.

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3Fln tO 5 pm.

In loving memory of Mrs. D. Rosen,'
who died Oct. 8, 1922.

Our hurt. ere aching .
Teel Almwt breaking .
Sine* you went to th• •iew
From which there is et. waking.

Three long Sean have P••••<1
And our lives are oe'r with shadow. ..1.
Almt the happier.. I. some.
laet.
Which we thought would I

The anguish eases perks, • bit.
Wane we know that wither word on Irk
The radiant. of Ione ten dim
With whkh our memoriet of you an III.

Your Sorrowing Husband and Daugh-
ters, Dorothy, Mary and Esther.

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RUBY'S.

SIMCHAS TORAH DANCE
WILL HELP CHILDREN

BETH EL SYSTEM OF
JEWISH EDUCATION

You can acquire that "Sunday and
Holiday appearance and have it every
day by making regular use of our clean-
ing service. Clothes don't make the man
or woman, but spotless, well-kept clothes
make the.man and woman look twice.
Avail yourself of Forest Cleaning op-
portunity now. We call for and deliver.

Lotions — Powders
Creams
Lipsticks — Soaps
Rouges
Compacts — Perfumes

MISS ROSE BABCOCK

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Isenberg
announce the engagement of their (Layette B. Robinson) of 1544 Glynn
daughter, Lydia, to William Rossin court are receiving congratulations
of Detroit.
on the birth of a daughter, Ethel
Rose, on Oct. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Karol an-
nounce the engagement of their Rig-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Oppen-
ter, Miss Fannie Cohen, daughter of heimer of Calvert avenue are receiv.
Meyer Cohen of Baltimore, Mr., to ing felicitations on the birth of a
Louis Morrison, son of Isaac Morri- daughter, Shirley Ann, on Sept. 30.
son of this city.

Every Day
a Holiday

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Weoeteesil Owe to ktlishsest•so

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fein of 6617
Seminole avenue, formerly of Boston,
The marriage of Miss Anne Mea-
delsohn, daughter of Mr. nad Mrs.
Ilenry Mendelsohn of 2052 Taylor
avenue, to Julius LeBost, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph LeBost of 1676
('lairmount avenue, took place on
Thursday, Oct. 1, at the home of
Rabbi A. M. Hershman.
During the absence of Mr. and Mrs.
Mendelsohn, who will spend the win-
' ter in Miami, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Le-
lio:t are residing at the Mendelsohn
' home, 21)52 Taylor avenue,

MISS LYDIA FEIN

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Hinielhochs

Miss Rose Babcock and Miss Rose I
Cordon are co-chairmen of the com-
mittee in charge of the bridge-tea to

LE BOST-MENDELSOHN b

B. Siegel Co. Muskrat Coats
are of selected northern
pelts. There are ultra mod-
ish models in silver or
golden brown, trimmed with
red fox, brown fox, beaver,
raccoon, marten, or self
trimmed.

$175 to $395

JUNIOR HADASSAH
PLANS BRIDGE-TEA

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3b ild,aza5 Ave.,'WeA

Admission 50e