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Mrs. Benjamin Kahn of Clair-
, mount avenue entertained Tuesday
afternoon with a bridge and theater
' party in honor of Mrs. Isadore Selt-
zer of Saginaw, Mich.

A splendid 'selection for Misses and
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MRS. M. P. FISHER
Mrs. Sophia Weil of Longfellow
avenue left Tuesday for New York will be given on Sunday evening,
City, from where she will sail Sau- Feb. 21, at the Bonstelle Playhouse
1 day to spend a month in Bermuda. by the Northwestern Branch of the
Prior to her departure she enter- Jewish Old Folks Ilonie. The play
MRS, ABE KASLE
tamed 42 ladies at a mah jong and will be "The Man Who Came Back"
United Hebrew Schools at the ban- bridge luncheon at the Phoenix Club and the performance will be followed
on Saturday, Feb. 13. The color
quet held last Sunday when she was scheme was carried out in valentine by dancing on the mezzanine floor
of the playhouse. Miss Jessie Bon-
highest bidder for the privilege. Mrs. trimmings.
stelle will attend.
Kasle donated $230 to the organiza-
The proceeds from the perform-
tion. Other high donations were those
Miss Maxine Harris of 1550 Sew- ance will be used to purchase neces-
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Reiller, $100;
ard
avenue
entertained
the
following
sary blankets, silverware and other
David W. Simons, $50; Mr. and Mrs.
Strut, $25. and Mrs. Granadier guests at a bridge and mah long party articles for the comfort and conveni-
$25. A complete list of the donor, , on Saturday, Feb. 13, in honor of her ence of the folks at the home. The
and the amounts subscribed will be I birthday anniversary : Marvel Able- articles will be presented to the in-
published in the next issue of The De-'son, Goldie Gelb, Sylvia Siegel, Ger- mates at a Purim party to be held at
troit Jewish Chronicle. The banquet , trade Rush, June Sillman, Marian the home on Sunday, Feb. 28. Mrs.
last Sunday evening was held at the Edwards, Ernestine Solomon and Jacob Goldberg is in charge of the
Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Torah Helen Wolstein.
party.
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and proved a success. Rabbi A. M.
Hershman spoke on woman's part in
ELECTED PRESIDENT
Jewish education. Rabbi Saul Silber been
I Miss
Jennie R.
Greenbaum
has RE -
spending
the
week in Pitts-
OF WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
I burg , n , where she attended the inter-
of Chicago, who had expected to
to I I national conference of the Society
present, was unavoidably unable be
for the Care of Crippled Children.
Fleishmann was r re-
come.
Mrs.
re-
The
The league will give its first mas-
at de 8 ball
o'con Sunday evenin g
Mrs. May Solovich of 1574 Seward elected
of the No.
Ladies
iliary of president
Pisgah Lodge,
34, A
I. 0.
1, at
2 21,
Torah.
ock
nt
the
Talmud
,
Feb.
l
Finzel's Society
Orchestra will play, I avenue, Mrs. Morris Raven of the B. B. at the election of officers held
Norwood Hotel and Mrs. Ida Gold- at the B'nai B'rith Community House
Prizes
will Tickets
be distributed
for
the worth
best $100
masks.
may be !stein of Pingree avenue left on Wed- last Monday evening. Mrs. Harry
cured from members or at the door. ' nesday for Hot Springs, Ark., where Klein was chosen first vice-president;
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in charge. h 'll a end a month. Mrs. Solo- Mrs. Philip Cowan, second vice-presi-
are
The
following
ladies
Mesdames
Harry
Auslander,
Rose I vich will stop at Memphis, Tenn., be- dent; Mrs. Emil Sorock, honorary
returning to Detroit, where she vice-president; Mrs. Nathan Blatnik-
M. Mira!, fore
Louis Lightstone,
Burton,
Ben Schwartz.
Lena Reifler, II. Gold: I will be the guest of friends. off, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Alex Licht, recording secretary; Sirs.
Alex
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berg, J. Goldberg, Abe Kasle and
Max Solovich of 1572 Seward Ave- ' Mary Bernstein, financial secretary;
Fannie Schultz.
nue left on Wednesday for a three Miss Anne Kaufman, treasurer, and
'Mrs. Louis Rubenstein, chaplain. A
weeks' stay at Hot Springs, Ark.
PLAN MASQUERADE BALL
vote of thanks was sent to Miss Ida
—
'vote
A Biblical and oriental masquerade
of the women's division of
Miss Shirley Solomon of Wilde-I
ball will be given on Saturday eve-
e police department for her excel-
ring, Feb. 27, at the Philadelphia and I mere avenue entertained with four .• tn
Byron Talmud Torah by the women's I tables of bridge at her home on Sat lent lecture on Feb. 8.
urday, Feb. 13. Mrs. Fleishman has called a special
organization for the pioneers in Pal-
meeting on Monday evening, Feb. 22,
estine. Finzel'a Orchestra will play.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Cohen of 2039 at 8 o'clock sharp, when important
A Purim festival will form part of Gladstone avenue entertained a num- matters relating to the community
the evening's entertainment. Nathan ber of guests at their home last Sun- building will be discussed. Every
Wizonsky will lead the grand march, da evening. A collection was made member interested in the auxiliary
after which prizes will be awardedfor the benefit of
er - and the community center is urged to
I
several needy p
for the best original masks.
cons. Supper wan served late in the attend.
evening. Among the guests were
I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ziff, Mr. and
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Harry Gilman, Sir. and Mrs. II.
Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosen
Dr. Max Wershow, formerly of
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfgang.
Lansing, Mich., is now residing in
, Mrs. Samuel Goldberg and Sirs. Detroit and has opened offices at 511
Jack Hock entertained for Miss Ger- Kresge Building. Dr. Wershow ape-
[
trade Schreiber, a bride-elect of this cializes in obstetrics and gynecology.
I month, at a luncheon at Webster His phone is Cherry 2091.
Hall for 60 guests. Bridge and mah -
Jong were played in the afternoon.
received many lovely
(Director Yawn. Hebrew School)
gifts.
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MOHEL SPECIALIST
Miss
Miss Helen II. Landsberg has as
Highly recon,mended by physi-
her house guests her cousins, Dr. and
cians. Has practiced many years.
Mrs. E. L. Klein of Hollywood, Calif.
15739 PARKSIDE AVENUE
Mrs. Landsberg will return with them
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the end of February to attend the
Telephone Arlington 5955.W.
wedding of Sirs. Klein's youngest sis-
ter, Betty Gold, to Joseph Edelstein.
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Miss Helen N. Landsberg of De-
troit. with her cousins, Dr. and Mrs.
E. L. Klein of Hollywood, Calif., will
visit Dr. and Mrs. Harry Aronstam
in Ann Arbor next week to be their
house guests.

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The Detroit Chapter of Iladassah
Mrs. Abe Kasle won the honor of
hanging the charter of the North- will give its tenth annual luncheon on
western Women's League of the Tuesday noon, March 2, at the Book
Cadillac Ilotel. A member of the na-
tional board of Hadassah will be the
chief speaker for the occasion. Mrs.
Myra Cohen Redfield, accompanied
by Margaret Mannenhach, and Mrs.
A. C. Lappin, assisted by Mrs. Samuel
Popkin, will furnish the musical en-
tertainment. Mrs. Abe Cooper, chair-
man of arrangements, will be assisted
by Mrs. Samuel Frank, Mrs. Charles
Hamburger, Mrs. Ilinion Kaplan, Mrs
Philip Bloomg,arden and Mrs. A. C.
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Mrs. M. P. Fisher of Tuxedo ave-
nue is taking an active part in selling
tickets for the theater benefit which

Women'. League Had Successful Af.
fair. Will Give Dance Feb. 21.

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Mrs. Fred F. Simmons (Lillian
Kirschbaum) entertained Feb. 2 at
the Webster Hall with a luncheon,
bridge and miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Gertrude Schreiber,
whose wedding will be an event of
Feb. 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Boris Uretsky and
family, formerly of Medbury avenue ,
are now residing at 1493 West Eu -
clid avenue.

Miss Stella Landsberg gave a val-
entine party at her home, 2509 Tay-
lor avenue, Saturday evening, Feb.
13. Lunch was served. Games and
dancing were enjoyed by all.

Mrs. Samuel C. Lamport of New 1
York City will be the speaker at the
Hadassah senior banquet on March
2 at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.

WILL HOLD ROOF GARDEN
DANCE AT HOTEL TULLERI

A "roof charity dance" will he'
given by the Young People's Auxil-;
iary of the Jewish Old Folks Home
on Sunday evening, Feb. 28, on the
roof garden of the Tuller Hotel.
Jean Goldkette's Bal-Tabarin Synco.
pators will furnish dance music and
Elsie Lang, well-known radio enter-
Itainer, will perform. Jules Lev and
Edward I. Edwards are chairmen of
the dance and are being assisted by
Jack Harris, Horton Gram, Julian
Harris, Francis Biumeno, Mildred
Bachrach, Ben Benjamin, Janet
'Cohen, Ave Gurovitch, Lillian Gotten-
[ man, Lillian Grass, Molly Slutsky,
'Ella Kaufman, Ben Wolf, Ben Sha-
piro, Abe Max, Sol Lewis, Sylvia
Shapiro and Mildred Berger.

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