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tines will also be held. Plans are be- the ninety-first birthday anniversary
ing completed for an open entertain- of Mrs. Libbie Edelstein, the oldest
ment to be held at Belle Isle on Sun- living member of the organization.
day, June 13. Edward Franzblau is The candles on the birthday cake, 91
chairman of the arrangements com- in number, were auctioned and $110
Benefit Concert Planned .
Mrs. Sherman Grosslight GI De
mittee and Miss Celia Heiman the as- was collected.
0
troit is the guest of her sist..1s.
sistant. All proceeds will be given
Debating Club,
Philomathic
Under
the auspices of the G
club will be held at the home of Miss to the llapaole llazoarh. A lawn
Mrs. Max Kahn is visiting with
:8:818Xsalt8:10-01:1-0-01
Blue Bird Girls.
schaft Campaign committee t
At the last meeting of the Philo- -1:8XICHX8:818
arty is also being planned by Miss
Flora Silbert on Saturday evening,
friends and relatives in Cleveland.
benefit
of
the Palestine Nt
Mrs. Israel Chaenko of 357 Rose- 1 May 22. Members of the culb will Dorothy Sapperstem, to be given at mathic Debating Club, held Sunday
Miss Helen Rosenberg of 1170 Col-
Fund, Mary Linsky will give ,
dale court was hostess at a meeting be entertained by Miss Muriel Snits her home, 11437 Indiana avenue.levening, May 16, in the Little Thea- lingwood avenue has just returned
Mrs. Julius Ginsberg spent several
recital
on
Tuesday,
May 25,
of the Blue Bird Girls held Tuesday at Briggs Restaurant on Sunday, This will also benefit the Hapaole ter of the Y. W. II. A., 89 Rowena from a three weeks' visit in Wild-
days in Detroit.
p. m., at McCollester Hall, For •
evening, May 18. Plans were dis- May 23. This will take the place of Hazoarh. Further details will be an- street, the subject discussed was "Re- wood, N. J., and Atlantic City.
Cam
avenues.
She
will be a.,
cussed for a picnic to be given in the
nounced in a later edition of The solved, That the Volstead Law Be
Sirs. Loius Rubinson and Mrs.
th eregular meeting.
very near future, the definite date
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Thomas George Kahn of Auburn, Mich., vis- by Stanislaw Schapiro, violini-t,
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. A report Modified to Allow the Manufacture
and place to be decided at the next
of activities for the Gewerkshaften, of Light Wines and Beer." The par- of 11623 Hamilton avenue enter- ited with relatives in Dotson last Margaret Mannebach, accomo
L'Allegro Girls.
Admission is 75 cents and $I.
regular meeting, which will be held
the laborers in Palestine, showed ap- ticipants in the debate were Gilbert tained with a bridge party on Sun-
1:1,-t
meeting
of
the
I:
Allegro
at
the
The
The following program will
proximately $1,000 wsich was raised Goodman and Harold Koretz, affirm- da evening, May 16. Covers were)week.
Tuesday evening, May 25,
Girls was held at the home of ,
fered:
laid
for
20
guests.
IIiKi
honors
were
home of Mrs. Max Lax, 3027 ,
Wye;
Albert
Silber
and
Robert
Leider, at which time plans by the Zeirei Zion Organization.
Mrs. N. Scalier has returned from
avenue. The meeting of June 1 will Lillian
Bernstein, negative. Mr. Bernstein won by Mrs. Thomas Moss and Mrs. a week's visit with relatives In Ceve- 1 1 141•11111111111 111111 Tocc•la Op.
—
be held at the home of Mrs. Harry for a summer cottage were discussed.
was chosen best speaker of the eve- Jack Myers.
Lu Ana Club.
Novelette Op. 22. No. 2
land.
An open meetnig will be held at the
Silhouette Op. 5, No. 2
A meeting of the Lu Ana Club was ning. Neither side won the debate,
A. Kwiker, 15345 Fairfield avenue.
home of Miss Ruth (merman of 2055
Homoreske Op. 10, No. 2....
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Schechter of
held at the home of Dorothy Leven- as there was a tie vote. The next
Mr. and Sirs. Alex Kahn spent
Gladstone
avenue
on
Tuesday
eve-
Hiss Linsky.
Junior B'nai B'rith.
son of 2268 Taylor avenue. Final meeting will be held Sunday evening, 3245 Webb avenue will be at home Thursday and Friday, May 13 and Hymn to the Sun
Rimsk,
At the last meeting of the Junior ning, May 25, at 8 o'clock.
Hungarian Dances
plans were made for the outing to May 23, at '7:30 o'clock, at the Little to their relatives and friends on Sun- 14, in Detroit.
Mr. Schapiro.
day afternoon and evening, May 23,
Sylvan
Lake.
The
chairman,
Mrs.
Theater,
89
Rowena
street.
The
sub-
B'nai B'rith, held on May 18, plans
Social Links.
Fantasia in (7Minn-....,
ject is "Resolved, That the Sherman in honor of the confirmation of their
were completed for the first open
Mrs. Jack Marienthal of Chicago is 11 11 1[11111( . 11 Op. 25. No. 4, IS
The last meeting of the Social Philip Mersman, reports that all de- Anti-Trust Law Be Abolished." The daughter, Mildred. No cards.
Miss Linsky.
meeting, to ix. held Tuesday, May 25,
tails have been taken core of and the
the guest of her sisters, the Misses
Nocturne in E Flat Major
B'rith Community House, Links Club was held on Tuesday eve- guests are assured an enjoyable day. participants will be I. Rosenthal, I,
at the B'nai
Zigeonerweisen
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush of Marienthal.
275 East Ferry avenue, to which all ning, May 18, at the home of Miss After the business meeting, bridge Stone, M. Barahal and H. Berger.
Mr. Schapiro.
2275 Calvert avenue will be at home
young Jewish boys and girls, interest- swill s Mann, 2696 Buena Vista aw- was played and Thelma Friedman and The public is invited.
R. Levy of Muskegon spent the Capriccio Op. 26. No. 2
After the business meeting,
Sunday afternoon and evening, May week-end with his sister, Mrs. J. C. Reverie
ed in philanthropic work us well as nue.
Mildred Caplan were awarded high
Hesent•na
23, in honor of the confirmation of
The Israelites.
in having a good time, are cordially bridge was played. MissBesse
Hirschfield.
Whims
tier and Miss Dora Milstein were honors.
invited. The meeting will start at
The last meeting of the Israelites their daughter, Gertrude. No cards.
Miss Lind,
awarded high honors and Miss
h
Club.
was
held
Thursday
evening,
May
20,
A. F. Levine died suddenly at his
8:30 p. m.
K■ dim ■
Frances
Shonsky
was
given
the
con-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Saul
Brown
and
fam-
As a tine start in our charitable
at the home of Harry Winegarden.
home
on
Sunday,
May
16.
Mr.
Le-
Sirs.
Olga
Feinberg
of
2254
Pin-
ily, formerly of 1722 Pingree ave-
Will Hold Communicate
work, this organization has con- solation prize. Miss Dora Milstein
of 522 Fast Palmer avenue will be glee avenue was hostess at the last Plans for future socials were dis- nue, are now residing at 2383 Rich- vine had resided in Bay City for the
tributed to the United Jewish Chari-
past five years. Ile is survived by
meeting of the Kadimah Girls Club. cussed.
hostess nt the next meeting.
ton
avenue.
Charles Rubiner, senior is
his widow, three sons, Louie, Samuel
ties drive.
Arrangements have been completed
and Jerome; one daughter, Sirs. Reuben W. Klein, junior w
Institute Players.
for the card party to be given on
Zig Meta Delta Sorority.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Waldman Phillip Zulser, and two grandchildren, Charles K. Sandorf, secretar;
Zedakah Club.
At the meeting of the Institute and son, Lester Allen, formerly of
Miss Rose Belivsky was hostess at June 5 at the Food Craft Shop, tenth
all of Bay City. Funeral services Harold Heller, senior deacon, v
A regular meeting of the Zedakah the last meeting of the Zig Siete floor of the Metropolitan Building. Players held May 16, election of of-
Philadelphia Manor, are now residing were held on Monday afternoon, un- company the worshipful master
Club was held on Monday, May 17, Delta Sorority. Plans are being corn- Prizes will be awarded at each table ficers for the ensuing year was held
in their new home at 9263 Otsego der the auspices of the Independent uel J. Eder, to the annual
at the home of Mrs. Harry G. Levin-
with the following results: Milton
for a pajama party to be given and luncheon will be served. Tickets
Lodge Communication to by I
avenue.
Order B'nai B'rith.
son, 2092 Pingree avenue. Plans pleted
the latter part of June. The next may be secured from members of the Weinstein, president; Martha Lipsitz,
Kalamazoo May 25 and 213.
were discussed for a bridge tea to meeting will be held at the home of club or from Mrs. A. C. Goldberg, vice-president; Burnett Kraus, treas-
Miss Ganya Chaikin, formerly of
be given at the Gotham Hotel on Miss Ann Rubenstein of Elmhurst Euclid 0421-W. Members enter- urer; Celia Borocoff, corresponding 1722 Pingree avenue, is now residing
Tuesday, June 1, at 2 p. m. Tickets avenue on May 26. tanned their mothers on Sunday, May secretary; Jean Bean, recording sec-
at 3283 Richton avenue.
may be obtained from Mrs. Levinson
16, at the Temple Theater. Miss Etta retary: Gordon Ceasar, sergeant-at-
or at the door on the afternoon of
arms. The officers comprise the board
Biegel
will
be
hostess
at
the
next
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hamburger of
Zeirei Zion 0 ..... iation.
the affair. This promises to be one
of directors.
1657 Taylor avenue, honoring the
The last meeting of the Zeirei Zion meeting.
of the most enjoyable affairs spon-
confirmation
of their son, Abner, and
Organization was held at 89 Rowena
Bored by the Zedakah Girls.
Sigma Alpha Chi Fraternity.
Baby Day Nursery.
Mrs. Nicholas Klein, in honor of the
street on Sunday evening, May 16,
The
next
regular
meeting
of
the
confirmation
of her daughter, Irene,
In loving memory of Jacob Broudy,
Morris Cohen presiding. New election The Ladies' Hebrew Baby Day
Gamma Girls.
of delegates for the sixth Zeirei Zion Nursery held an installation of offi- Sigma Alpha Chi Fraternity will be will receive at the former's home on who passed away 15 years ago, eight
The last meeting of the Gamma conference, to be held in l'ittsburgh cers meeting on Sunday, May 2. Mrs. held at the home of Victor Fishkeen, Sunday, May 23. No cards.
days in Sivan.
Girls Club was held Sunday, May 16, on May 30 and 31 and June 1, was Surderman acted as installation of- 992 King avenue, on May 23, at 2:30
o has g ne .
at the home of Miss Gertrude Adel- held. Miss Celia Heiman and Abe ficer. Mrs. P. Rottenberg, who was p. m. A dance will be given by the Sig-
One precious from nor she
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Glazer of
stilled.
A V11111 * we loved
son of Hague avenue. Miss Shirley
Lachovitzky were chosen. Final dis- re-elected president, received a beau- ma Alpha Chi Fraternity in the ball- 644 West Kirby avenue will be at
The place made vacant in our home
8950 TWELFTH S1
Friedman and Miss Ruth Hersh were missions on instructions to the con- tiful bouquet of flowers from her fel- room of the Shaarey Zedek Syna- home Sunday, May 23, in honor of
Cun never more be till7d.
honor guests. After the business
low officers and board of directors. gogue, corner of Willis and Brush the confirmation of their daughter,
Featuring
meeting, the guests played bunco and ference will be held at the next meet- Following the meeting, the officers streets, on Wednesday evening, May Wilma Rae. No cards.
His Loving Wife and Children.
prizes were awarded Miss Blanche ing on Sunday evening, May 23, at and board members were hostesses to 26, at 9 o'clock. Harry Millman is
Michelman and Miss Flora Silbert. 89 Rowena street, at 6 o'clock, at a large number of guests in honor of chairman of the dance and is being
In
loving
memory
of
Irving
De-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ackerman
The regular monthly party of the which election of officials and execu-
assisted by Harry Weingarden, Meyer of 193 McLean avenue will be at Young, who passed away four years
home Sunday, May 23, from 7 to 11 ago, May 20, 1922.
Dreyer and Morris Fish.
---
p. m. in honor of the confirmation
Sad and sudden was the call
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society.
of their daughter, Priscilla. No
Of our hal, loved by all.
Mrs. J. Greenwald of 5577 Ridge- cards.
There is not a day sues by
,
That we do not think of hint.
wood avenue was hostess at the last
Mr. and Sirs. J. F'. Baker of 1472
meeting of the Hebrew Ladies Aid
His Loving Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Society. Final arrangements were Burlingame avenue have left for a
DeYoung, and Sister and Brother.
made for the spring dance to be 10 days' trip to Toronto and Buffalo.
given on Sunday evening, May 23,
In loving memory of Rachel L.
at the Knights of Pythias Hall, 3153
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van Baalen,
Newest styles for after-
Cass avenue. A membership drive is formerly of Collingwood avenue, are Webber, who died one year ago, 11
noon wear. Practical as
days
in Sivan, 1925.
now on and any lady wishing tojoin now residing at the Ranier Apart-
beautiful. Patent leather
may call Mrs. Greenwald, Garfield ments, 11534 Byron avenue.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother:
with tan lizard strap",
It is sweet to breathe thy name.
6454-R, who will gladly give all par-
In life we loved You dear],
ticulars. A public initiation will
Mr. and Sirs. Louis Langsam of
13 - 8 Cuban heels. Sir•s
In death we do the same.
515 King avenue will be at home
take place in the near future.
D.
The moon and stars are shining
Sunday afternoon and evening, May
On lone and silent grave.
X-RAY FITTIN
Iteneath lies one we dearly loved,
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
23, in honor of the confirmation of
slut whom we could not save.
We can guarantee satisfac
The first meeting of the Alpha their daughter, Gertrude. No cards.
matter how hard you arc
Beta Gamma Sorority, formerly Sig-
Her Loving Husband, Daughters and
Scientifically carrel!
Mr. and Sirs. George Doliver of
ma Omega Phi Club, was held Mon-
Son.
day, May 18, at the home of Miss 5553 Brush street entertained last
Sonya' Lober of 1015 King avenue. Saturday with a party iii honor of
New Paige Salesroom Opens.
The date for the auction package the tenth birthday anniversary of
party has been definitely net for their daughter, Sylvia. Covers were
8950 TWELFTH
Alvin E. Schreiber and Irving
June 12. Miss Anne Shnurowitz is laid for 40 children and 15 adults.
Near Taylor
acting as chairman and plans are be- The room was beautifully decorated Schreiber, two brothers well known
ms made to make this affair one of with pink and white ribbons attached in the Jewish community of Detroit,
the best the club has ever given for to each individual place card, where have been appointed Paige-Jewett r.
charity. The auction is to take place a favor was placed for each child. dealers in Highland Park. Both boys
When in
at the Y. W. II. A. The next meet- Several games were played and prizes have been connected with the Paige-
ing will be on May 24 at the home of were awarded to the winners of each. Jewett Motor Car Sales for the past
MT.
CLEMENS,
M
six
years
and
have
ripened
a
beautiful
Miss Ida Hartstein of 17179 Lumkin
Stop at
Mrs. Emil Baron was hostess at a showroom at 12851 Woodward ave-
avenue.
nue, between Avalon and Glendale
miscellaneous shower and bridge
avenues. The showroom is equipped
Auxiliary B'nai Zion.
given on Wednesday, May 12, in
',Members of the Northwestern La- honor of Miss Sally Zieintz, a bride- to house six can and has adequate
facilities for handling new car sales.
dies
Auxiliary
of
Congregation
B'nai
elect of May 30. Covers were laid
,(‘
This showroom is probably one of the
,s=srs-T77-rssS
Zion are urged to attend the cere- for 40 guests.
finest in Highland Park.
mony of the laying of the corner-
The Schreiber boys wish to an-
stone of the B'nai Zion, corner of
nounce to their friends that they will
C.
W.
Nash
Is
Optimistic.
Humphrey and Holmur avenues
•
be
glad at any time to demonstrate
(near Burlingame avenue), on Sun-
ss
the new models.
day, May 23, at 2 p. m. Prominent
117 EAST BROAD
C. W. Nash, president of the Nash
speakers will participate in the pro- and Ajax Motors Companies, just
Excellent accommodatS
ERECT GOLDFADEN MONUMENT
gram. The public is invited.
back from California and the North-
week-enders. Most lo
west, sees every indication of a con-
dining room in Sit. C
CZERNOWITZ.—(J. T. A.)—The
TheteMu Gamma Sorority.
tinuance of good business on the Pa-
Hungarian cooking.
Following the business meeting of cific Coast and elsewhere throughout memory of Abraham Goldfaden, Yid-
dining rooms for part
the Theta Mu Gamma Sorority which the balance of 1926. Mr. Nash, long dish playwright and founder of the
Tesel
weddings. For
was held Wednesday evening, May 5, regarded as one of the outstanding Yiddish theater in Eastern Europe,
phone
at the home of Miss Mae Allen, the leaders and spokesmen of the auto- will be honored by the erection of
Many a man bemoans his ill-luck when a "right-
members were entertained with mobile industry, declared in sum- a monument, according to a decision
MT. CLEMENS 91
about-face" will do the trick. It's all in the way you
.bridge, five hundred and pedro. Prizes ming up the general business outlook of the Jewish Cultural League of Bu-
look at things; your view-point; your outlook. Every
kowina.
The
league
has
started
to
were awarded the winners of each that crop conditions, together with
raise a fund for the erection of the
day brings a new day of opportunities. And, if one
I game.
"confidence inspired by the present
memorial to Goldfaden, who 40 years
is wise, these opportunities can be turned to profit
administration at Washington," jus-
ago produced the first 'Yiddish play
Rayos
Club.
tify the optimism that seems present
and happiness. Each day should be a day of enthusi-
in Roumania. The Union of Rou-
The last meeting of the Rayos Club everywhere.
Cantor of Congreptio
asm. Here at this store we rise to advantages. Per-
manian Artists is supporting the
was held on Sunday, May 9, in the
Abraham, Farnswortl
Speaking of the business situation
haps that's why we enjoy the confidence of our cus-
Y. W. H. A. clubhouse. Plans were as he found it on the Pacific Coast, fund.
ANTI:
EXPERT AND
OHEL
made
for
a
hike
to
take
place
May
Mr. Nash said: "Our business in
tomers and record sales volume.
30 at 9 a. m. The last open meet- California may fairly be taksn as an
Recommended by New 1
ing of the season will be held Sun- indication of the general situation
cago and Detroit Ph)
May Is Always a Month for
day, May 23, at 31 East Melbourne and our sales throughout the state
Some of my acquaintances are very
MARRIAGES PERFC
avenue. A very interesting program have shown splendid increases over
orthodox in the synagogue. They
New Furniture.
Call at 632 MEDF
has been planned and the public is the early spring months of any
need it. They are so unorthodox out-
Phone Empire
invited to attend.
period in the history of our com- side.—The Supplement.
It divides Winter and Spring. It is a time when
pany. This condition is noticeable
all folks look about their homes and consider means
Athena Girls Club.
also in Oregon and Washington and,
for improvement Perhaps you are planning to fur-
Miss Esther Utchenick of 8934 in fact, throughout the entire north-
Goodwin avenue was hostess at the west territory, including Montana,
nish only a room, perhaps only an odd piece or two,
last regular meeting of the Athena the Dakotas and Minnesota, all of
or perhaps it is your entire home. Whatever it is
Girls Club. Samuel L. Miller, who which states I visited. Everywhere
you wlil derive the greatest buying opportunities at
was organizer of the club, was a I encountered optimism, based on
Zuieback & Cantor.
guest at the meeting and presented splendid prospects of a fine crop
the club with a lovely box of candy. yield. Business was good with pros-
The hike held at Long Lake at the pects of even greater improvement
No Matter Where You
summer home of Mrs. Nathan Hor- as the late spring and summer sea-
Lire. Be Sure to Come
witz was A huge success. Miss Flor- sons open up."
Here First.
ence Gilman, who was hostess, ar-
ranged the entire day's activities for
You really cannot afford
CALL ANTI.SEMITIC MEET
the club members and their guests.
to disregard this advice,
A
wienie
roast
was
held
in
the
eve-
that is if you want beau-
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—An inter-
ning and flashlight pictures were
tiful furniture of the very
national world congress of anti-
taken.
finest quality and the
Miss
Sophie
Blanche
Schwartz
in-
Semitic
leaders will take place the
highest reputation, at
vited the members of the club to a end of July in Sprinferb, Denmark,
prices that are extremely
Turkish bathing party to be held it has been learned here from reliable
low. We are offering cre-
Wednesday evening, May 26, at the sources. The call to the congress
ations from Grand Rap-
was issued by the Vienna headquar-
Farnsworth Bath House.
ids, Sligh, Luce, Rock-
The next regular meeting will be ters of the Anti-Semitic Interna-
■
ford, Berkey & Gay, at
held at 8 o'clock on Tuesday, May tional, created at the last congress
prices that are no higher
25, at the home of Miss Ann Milstein of anti-Semitic leaders held in Buda-
than you will have to pay
of 576 Hague avenue.
pest. The Vienna headquarters are
elsewhere for furniture
confident that representatives of 28
of no reputation.
Purity Chapter.
states will attend the congress and
Purity Chapter, No. 359, Order declare the purpose of the congress
Eastern Star, will hold its first husi- to be the creation of a "Christian
ness meeting under the new adminis- Aryan united front."
tration on Monday evening, May 24,
at 8 o'clock. Business of importance
will be discussed and all members are 11 to 9. The members of the club
urged to be present.
will spend Sunday, May 23, at their
cottage at Cass Lake.

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