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Announcement has been made that
the tenth annual ball to he given by
the Detroit Ladies' Aid Society on
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Under the chairmanship of Mrs.' Keen interest is being manifested
Alexander Freeman, members of the in the acquaintance tea for new and,
Palestine school luncheon committee old members which the Council of
will address the children in the Sun-I Jewish Women is sponsoring on Mon-
day Schools and Hebrew schools on day afternoon Dee. 6, at the Hotel!
Sunday in an effort to Interest the Stotler. Choice talent will present ,
American children in the welfare of the musical program and tea will
of their little Palestinian cousins by follow. It is hoped that all women
contributing Chanukah gifts for the associated with the organization will
fund with which Hadassah provides attend, admittance being by member-
hot, nourishing lunches to the little ship card.
pioneers in the schools of Palestine.
The commitee consists of Mesdames
Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich in-1
Julius V. Brown, David 7.emon, Jacob vited a few friends informally to
E. Goldberg, Samuel Frank, Moe meet Jean Fisher of Antwerp, who
,
Leiter, Robert Marwil, Him" Hal' ' was their guest last Sunday.
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Ian, Louis Halbstein, Benjamin Gold-I
man, Saul Saulson, Eli Sachse, Davidl
Mrs. Abe Cooper of Chicago boule-
and
Morse
M.
Cohen.
Stocker
yard entertained at a luncheon of!
—
, 1 very lovely appointments on Friday !
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El !afternoon of last week at the Bel- I
crest.
fee Is i
MRS. MAURICE PEVIN
cured for the coming monthly meet-'
ing on Monday, Dec. 13, Zona Gale,
The private dining room at Web. Sunday evening, Dec. 5, at the B'nai
one of the most popular writers of star Hall was the scene of a prettii,
B'rith Community Center, will be one
the day, the author of "Miss Lula luncheon on VI ednesday at whic
of the most elaborate affairs ever
Bea" and "A Preface to a Life.
Mrs. Edtih Silver was hostess to 181 sponsored by the organization.
Miss Gale will take for her subject guests.
Mrs. Maurice Perin is chairman of
"Novels Written and Unwritten,"
arrangements and is being assisted by
with additional readings from her
Mrs. Adolph Kaufman was hostess
own works. Her charming platform to 75 guests at a luncheon and bridge Mrs.
A dancing
Pearl Lieberman.
contest will be held and 'r
manner added to her literary gifts ,
in the crystal room at the Book- prizes will be awarded Inc winners.
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unite in making her a most fascinat-
The proceeds of the affair wit
ing speaker.
used for the benefit of the poor and
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Lamps of All Kinds—GirondeIles
Aquariums—Wrought Iron Furniture
Chinese Brasses and Cloisonne
Occasional Furniture
Lenoz China
Tea Sets—Breakfast Sets
Electric Table Accessories
Florentine Hand-Tooled Leathers
Desk Sets—Book Ends
Fine Crystal Stemware—Vases
Flower Centerpieces—Console Sets
Silver Services—Alvin Flat Silver
Rookwood and Cowan Potteries
Ship Models
Figures in Marble and Bronze
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Announce Special Sale
of
Evening Gowns
Brocade and Velvet Wraps
Winter Sports
Coats
to Present
On Sunday, Nov. 21, Mrs, S. Wein-
Program Sunday Morning.
berg and Mrs. S. Sherman enter-
twined at the former's home on Jo-
The
culmination of activities en-
My. and Mrs. H. B. Ullian of the sephine avenue with a surprise party
Whittier have as their house guest in honor of the tenth wedding anni. gaged in Sunday School of Cong,rega-
the latter's mother, Mrs. Silbert of versary of Mr. and Mrs. Max F.del- tion Shaarey Zedek in preparation for
stein of Lee place. A Chinese din- Chanukah and extending over a period
Boston.
of several weeks will occur Sunday
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nee was served
seed for 90 guests.
morning, Dec. 5, at 11 o'clock, when
On Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 30,
Mr. and Mrs. William Goldberg the annual entertainment in celebra-
the Belcrest was the scene of a re-
tion of the Feast of Lights will be
ception for 200 guests at which Mrs. and children and Mr. and Mrs. S.
Ad mission to the ente
Ida Dennis of Cal iforni a, formerly Goldberg spent last week-end in To- staged. will be free to the public. rtain-
Sam- ment
ledo the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
o f this city, met her friends.
Following introductory remarks by
- asst Zimmerman.
A. Louis Gordon, superintendent of
Mrs. Wilfred Goldman entertained'
the Sunday school, Abner Friedman
at
the
15 guests at bridge and luncheon at ! A surprise shower was given
Webster Hall on Nov. 30. !home of Mrs. William Goldberg, Bur- will light the Chanukah candles.
lingame avenue, on Saturday last in whereupon the assembly will sing
Mrs. Mooney Schreiber wishes to . , honor of Mrs. Samuel Goldberg. Con- "Mo-oz Tzar." The principal address
laid for appointments
17 guests. A was
lunch- will be delivered by Rabbi A. M.
thank her many relatives and friends ! ors
eon were
of delightful
for their kind remembrances to her Hershman. Others who will partici-
1 !served, after which bridge was pate in the program are Duane Bern-
during her recent illness.
ayed, honors going to Mrs. Harry stein Edythe Lieberman and Arthur
, pl
C. Rivkin and her Feldman, who will offer recitations;
Miss Selma Lightstone entertained old
Gberg M
Edwin Moss. who will play the Berg-
at a theater party on Sunday evening daughter ' Frive
mutter Etude for piano, and Miriam !
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for Miss Rosalyn Robinson of the ,
Mrs. Samuel Goldberg was recently Souls, who will give a dance solo. The
Park Lane, whose engagement to Vic .'
appointed
press
reporter
for
the
Sis-
eighth
grade will sing the school song.,
an
for Cohnstamm of New York was re-I
principal number on the pro-
ounced, later taking her ter p hood of Temple Emanuel.
candy announced,
be a play entitled "One ....
,
gram
will
guests to the Den of the Forty ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Glass of 2050 Ha- Chanukah Day,• which will be pre-
Thieves.
sealed under the direction of Miss
zelwood avenue left on Nov. 28 for Lillian Farbman and Miss Mettie I
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schubiner of an extended trip to Chicago, Hot
A I Baron. The cast will consist of two !
1217 Glynn court have returned s prings
, an
score boys and girls.
home after an extensive trip abroad.! geles.
The celebration is being staged un-1
Miss
Rosalind
Frank
and
Miss
der
the general supervision of Mrs.',
oung
will
enter-1
Miss Laurette DeY
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I Klein entertained at the latter's Emma Lazaroff Schaver, director of ,
lain her pupils and thei r mothers at I Ethel
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a musicale-tea to be given on Satur- home, 8740 Arcadia avenue, on Sat-
At the conclusion of the entertain- I
afternoon, Dec. 11, at her home, urday Nov. 27, with a linen shower
ment the children of the Sunday school
2263 Blaine avenue.
and bridge party in honor of Miss will be served refreshments by the
Lillian Rosenblum, a bride-elect of
Mrs. William R. Thomas of 11623 Dec. 26. Miss Rosenblum was the Ladies Auxiliary.
Ilamilton avenue has returned from recipient of many lovely gifts.
short stay in Minneapolis. Minn.,
JUNIOR B'NAI B'RITH TO
Members of the Phi Beta Nu So-
I t and Chicago. While in Slinneapolis,
GIVE DANCE ON DEC. 19
z damn/ , runny are completing plans for a
attended tchoe wirt. ed
r hii:rnoi taL,ra
I I Nolfrsi,, T
bridge-tea to take place at the Hotel
The Junior Order B'nai B'rith has
iss Rose Price.
Tuller on Dec. 12. Tickets may be
I Miss
nter
wi
- obtained from Miss Shirley Robins of planned its first annual mid
a
d nce to take place in the main ball-
- 3010 Pingree avenue or by calling room of the community center, 275
Garfield 6863.
East Ferry avenue, on Sunday eve-
BEGINNING DEC. 3
204 WOMEN'S CITY CLUB BUILDING
2110 PARK AVENUE
DETROIT
HENRIETTA W. K. PIERCE
LILLIAN M. WALTON
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Many delightful affairs were given ring,
Dec.
19.
The
entertainment
committee, under
in boron of Miss Ann Wilder, whose the supervision of T.
marriage to Maurice Wasserman was berg, has obtained the services
of the
George Stern-
an event on Nov. 28. Miss Rose \\Al- Seagull Serenaders for the evening. A
der complimented her sister with a musical program has also been ar •
bridge-luncheon and personal shower ranged and from the advance sale of
at the Gotham; Mrs. Z. Guttman and tickets already reported, this promises
' Miss I. Klinger of Hazelwood avenue to be a gala affair.
I were joint hostesses at • miscellane-
The public is invited to attend.
. oils shower and bridge party; Mrs.
I , S. Hall of Epworth boulevard enter-
! tained with a miscellaneous shower
and luncheon; the Misses Ann and
Faye Wasserman of Fullerton avenue
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honored Miss Wilder with a bridge-
luncheon and linen shower; the
Misses Teddye and Ettye Salasnek of
Gladstone avenue gave a bridge-
luncheon and miscellaneous shower;
Mrs. S. Weitz and Miss Celia Silver
were joint hostesses at a kitchen
shower and bridge-luncheon, and Miss
Faye Aronoff of Clements avenue en-
tertained with a bridge-luncheon and
handkerchief and hosiery shower.
SINCE 1837
Miss Estella Elaine Levenson,
WarlfI Belt Pl.,'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Le-
venson of Philadelphia, has chosen
Sunday, Dec. 26, as the date of her
marriage to Dr. Maurice II. Ganz.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gantz
of Detroit. The wedding will take
place at Hotel Sylvania, Philadelphia.
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SCHOOL WILL MARK
FEAST OF LIGHTS
Shaarey Zedek Cl
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SINGLE PAIRS
,
Philip Stern, son of Mr. and Mrs. needy.
Dr. Bernard Bernbaum lectured !Cadillac
Tickets may be obtained from the
Milford Hotel
Stern on
of Wednesday.
East Grand boule-
before the post-graduate conference I ward who is a student at the Uni- members or at the door the evening of
t
h
e
at Owosso, Mich., Dec. 1 on t e su - 1 versity of Michigan, spent the
dance.
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On Dec.
Dec. 3 Dr. 1 .... a nk
ject "
ng % eek-end with his par-
sg ivi ing
Th
Bernbaum met with the Michigan 1rasgn
Mich.. n s
state health officers
discussion
on "Scarlet
and led the discu
at Lansing,
Miss Bertha Frischman spent the
Fever."
Thanksgiving holidays in Cleveland.
the
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Milford Stern is spending
week in Chicago.
Dinnerware in Great Variety
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WOODWARD AVE. AT JOHN R
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The
Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Kroker
Golda Bessinger of Montreal) are
making their temporary home at the
Savoy Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Jacobs of
15 Virginia park are visiting in New
York and Washington.
Masterpieces in
Hand-CI-lased Solid Silver
A bridge party was held at the
home of Miss Flora F. Moscow of
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lasing personality of
eke greiti pianists
1 Savery avenue on Friday, Nov. 26.
Miss Rose Honigman won high hon•
or'.
The Misses Goldie Sibrack and
Esther Milstein were joint hostesses
at a surprise birthday party on Sat-,
urday evening. Nov. 27, at the home
of Miss Milstein, 576 Hague avenue.
honoring Miss Ann Milstein. Among
the out-of-town guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. harry Bauer of Cleve-
land.
Miss
Dorothy Uretsky of 1493
West Euclid avenue
entertained
evening with a house
party. Covers were laid for 18
guests.
Thanksgiving
Dunk &her Gani:cuaks he.nfinfullv u•ukkt represent t h e tour mason,
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Complimenting Miss Rose SwatIo,
whose marriage to Daniel Budson will
, be an event of Dec. 26. the Misses
Blanche Swatlo and Rose Levin were
1 joint hostesses at a luncheon and
j bridge at the Palmetto Hotel, Sun-
`41y, Nov. 28. Covers were laid for
were awarded the
2, guest , . Prizes
ju s .es Frances Gurovitch, Dorothy
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Haiotat and
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Eva Levin.
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