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by Howard Frenzel, the assistant II
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conductor of the Iiinni B'rith Sym• ,;
phony Orchestra. The museum of
LETTER BOX j
the Institute of Art will be open i
on this night and the public evil
Thanks Chronicle.
also have the opportunity of see-
V t or of the Detroit
A large audience of over 5,000 ing the pictures. The concert will
Mninittnity Lt . illit'FS
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people packed the Arcadia Audi- be given in the big hull of the In-
Item Sir: -At a meeting of the
Iligh
torium to capacity on Wednesday stitute of Art and there will be no
lit City
executive board of the United Ile.
evening to listen to the delightful admission charge.
brew Schools a resolution was
singing of the famous lyric tenor,
passed that a vote of thanks be
John McCormac.
sent to the worthy editor of
In spite of the unusual heat that
, newish chronicle for the
t
" ttmitimi fimussiti
Ossip Gabrilowitsch makes his •1 m forthcoming, election in Itetroit
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evening, which caused the listen-
rendered the
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trill
ers to become somewhat restless only appearance as conductor at
`.° l:nitsod Hebrew Schools during the
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number ,ti highposv.
and uncomfortable, 51cCarmac the popular concerts this Sundae
education month. The many col•
• o,f tioist and honor in the ear-
captivate , ' the audience through- at 3:30 p. rn. at Orchestra Hall
moms of news, the splendid tali-
. .•. Horton:nits of the city goo,
out the concert with his lovely The program opens with the well-
t
ils a nd th
tle tture arti les
oR oso .
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:In' held by leaden of the ' al '
known
Schubert
O
verture
voice and tine interpretation of the
were written, rodeo and arranged
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monde." This is followed by t le
various songs and ballads.
how" few have sought ebn•in aioanner calculated to produce
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His voice, in the middle and Third Symphony, in C Alinor, Op.
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gonnlly windier hay, • 111OXIMUIll re,, us
e Divine
lower register, is of rare beauty, 43 , b y S criabin, ..The
The importance of Jewish min-
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played
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has
not
pure and mellow in quality. Ilia Poem." Thi
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which
was
the leading
mo• au, the last few yea, es•
all since 1924 and
higher notes are a bit empty and in Orchestra Hall
The Jewish ('hronicle due
m ',t since the int-undo:11,y of the ture
lack brilliancy. He began his pro- its rep etition at this popular con-
Mg
the
whole
month
for education
mayor, John \V. South,
gram with an old English setae- cart is eagerly awaited. Following • ,:
„h„ was actually brought home to
Ili
"Since First I Saw Your tit , intermission, Tschaikovsky's
public
every
reader
of
this
worthy
paper
omesent ;ell, in tie ,
Face," by Thomas Ford, followed "Nutcracker” Suite is played in its
and the educational value of it is
.
Nathaniel Goldstio k
by Handel's bravura number, - En- entirety, the three movements be- ' ' •
inestimable.
,.,tinsel
joy the Sweet Elysian Groves," ing Overture Miniature, Charm:- ,
N'ery sincerely yours,
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Dances and the lovely
for. tit'.
from Alceste,- which he sang with teristie
13E12NAItD ISAACS,
waltz of the Fl owers. The
I
ol. partment, has made a re-
roll-
brilliant technical virtuosity.
Superintendent United Hebrew
L a m,. o ,.,.„ ed fo r etnei,:iwy and
''Lam,.
Among other numbers on the pro- eluding number is the First Rau' '
Schools of Detroit.
minion
Rhapsody,
in
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Major,
gram Strauss' "Allerseeh-n," "Pa-
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eminent member
ins Angeicus" by Cesar Franck, of Enesco. Mr. Gabrilowitsch pre-
theliar,""'
"fil,mintml by 11uy-
"The Scythe Song" by Harty and cents on this occasion as splendid "1
counsel in the
"Desolation" by Bantock, 5Ir. 51c- a program as has ever been pre- 'I Slain as special
sated in Orchestra flail. tiraliol Jury itoymtigation iif graft
McCoirmac sang with much warnith
REBECCA HERSTEIN
On Saturday morning, Nov. 1'2,
and expression, a perfect enuncia-
Funeral services for Mins RV-
William Friedman in president of
Miss Edith
tion in the Germain as well as i n k'ictor Kolar and first
Berstein, 20:16 Eleventh
of their the board a the Detroit House of beer.
the English numbers. Ile was ap- Rheas present the
Saturday, Oet.
is correction, having been appointed street, who
plauded incessantly and recalled to young People's concerts. 'this
29, were held on Monday, Oct. 31,
the fifth year in which Or Kolar to that important body ley Mayor
the platform for encores.
at 2 p. m., from the family home..
.halm W
to
Fred
• Smith'
sti"m'si
Lauri Kennedy, the assistnig and Miss Rhetts have collaborated
Rabbi A. 51. Hershman officiated.
zel
Washington Boulevard at 1420
artist, established himself as a in these concerts and, owing to the But Among 1101 - 1. 1111 . 1i1 11'41111'e,, of De- Burial was in Cloverlawn Cone- .
cellist of first rank, with a line tremendous success Of the pro-
iiit Jewry win, aiv active in the tory.
round tone and clear technique. grams of last season, they are con- lit Idle sentry are Walter Heaven-
Miss Berstein, who for many,
Ile disclosed very fine ability in tinuing this year the musical , nl, tin the City Han t'onitilisaion: years was a resident of Detroit,
travelogues.
The
subject
of
this
the "Sarabande" by Bach and in
Albert Kahn, member of the Arts had been in ill health for a num-
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Popper's Hungarian Rhapsody. Ile first lecture in Russia. The or- Mumission of the Detroit Institute ber of months previous to her 'I
was received warmly by the audi- chestra plays the Tschaikovsky of Art; and Dr. Hugo Freund, death.
"Nutcracker" Suite, Glinka's "Ko-
ence.
a other of the Detroit Board of
For some time, Miss Berstein
Edwin Schneider was an excel- marinkaja" and Stravinsky's Fire- Health.
was recognized as one of 'tetra's!
lent accompanist, assisting both works. Miss Rhetta will give ex-
It is interesting to recall at this most capable school teachers. At'
Weactiopc — Engagement$ — Pangaea! artists with perfect balance and planatory talks before each num- Inn,. that Nlayor Smith was instru-
Barbour Intermediate School,'
ber is played, illustrating them mental in bringing about the ap-
skill.
—Fin. All Social Functions.
where she taught until last year,
with stereopticon slpies and thus pointment of :Judge Harry Koidan
Miss Berstein was looked upon as
giving to the young people at these to the Recorder's Court. It was
Strictly Kosher Caterer.
a model teacher. She was advanced
concerts a spendid idea of Russian he who recommended fel Governor
to the rank of assistant principal,
The Detroit Art Institute invites music as composed by the musi- Sleeper the appointment of Judge
to take effect at the opening of the
music lovers to the first concert cian represented on the program. Keidail.
school year last September, but'
of
the
B
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end
B'rith
Orchestra
Fri-
DETROIT CATERING COMPANY
Detroit Jewry's contribution to her illness prevented her from be-
day, Nov. 11, at 8:30 p. m. Dr.
the civic betterment of the com- coming active.
WE CATER AT TILE LEADING
Mark Cuneburg will be the con-
munity has been marked by zeal
As a tribute to their former as-,
DETROIT HOTELS.
ductor and the soloist of the con-
The first open meeting if this and intelligence and, as in other
sociale, all the teachers of the'
cert. The program is dedicated to society will be held at the Jeffer- American cities, recognition has
Barbour
Intermediate, together,
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the Jewish composers. Symphonic son Intermediate School on Sada been accorded it by public officials
with the principal and other (Mi.
A Major by Mendel,sohn, Suite 1 avenue. on Friday evening, Nov. and the general public.
Call Longfellow 5654.
cials of the department of educa•
Arlesienne by Bizet and the fifth 18, at which time a musical 'mi-
tion were in attendance at the
Piano Concerto by Rubinstein. grant made up from the personnel
funeral. Half-day sessions were
of the Choral Society will be' pre- Michel and Vera Fokine
Ballet To Dance Here maintained at the school, closing
salted, as well as a speaker of
at noon.
local prominence will address the
Those who survive Miss Her•
- Cleopatra - will be real eted by
society. Everyone who is inter-
stein are her mother, two sisters,'
ested in the work of this society Michel Fokine and N'era Fo sti ,,• sit
Anna Herstein and Mrs. Esther
is invited to attend this open meet- both performances to be given by
Goldstein, and three brothers, Jo.
ing, and those who wish to become this illustrious pair together with
seph, Saol and Louis Berstein.
actively associated with the
the Poking , Ballet of 7(1 at the
Society are urged to `I , Maystro 51asonic Auditorium on Nov. In
BABY MILDRED KOGAN
Galvani at once.
and 11. The Thursday night per-
Baby Mildred Kogan, daughter
formance is on the regular sub-
of 51r. and Mrs. 51ax .1, Kogan of
scription series at the auditorium
597 Josephine avenue, passed away
Music Study Club.
and Friday night will be a special
The seconol study meeting of the Armistice Day benefit for Lincoln on Oct. 30. Funeral services were
conducted from Lewis Bros. Fu-
Music Study Club of Detroit was Memorial University.
rman! Home, 7739 John R. street,
held on Friday afternoon at the
The' elaborate "Cleopatra" is
on Oct. 31. Burial took place at
Temple Beth El, with Mrs. Leo one of the few Fokine productions
Cloverhill Park Cemetery, with
Landow officiating as chairman of which has escaped unauthorized
Rabbi Hershman officiating.
the day. Marshall Pease of the imitation. This is due in part to
Detroit Institute of Musical Art the intignificent scenery and cos-
ABE LICHTMAN
presented an interesting lecture tumes and the large corps de ballet
Abe Lichtman, aged 33, passed
on "Mozart's Music." Assisting required.
away at 1605 Collingwood avenue
Mr. Pease in illustrating his sub-
on Oct. 25. His father, Samuel
ject were Miss Mary Ledyard, so-
Flowers and Rosenb;oom
Liehtman, in Russia, survives. Fa.
prano; Mrs. Neva Kennedy Ilowe,
To Fight at Olympia neral services were held from
pianist, and Alexander Laurence,
Present plant at Fifth and Pine St., Detroit, with it. 101,300 feet of floor space, is
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Tiger VI , .wer-, cs. Maxie Rosen- 7739 John R. street, on Oct. 26.
The next meeting of the club
Burial
took
place at Wondmere.
will take place on Nov.. 18 and bloom, middleweights; Joe Simon-
Rabbi Franc officiated.
will be devoted to a program of ich vs. Jack McVey, welterweights.
musical performances by members This is the double card Hem*. Ray,
111 the widow's house there is no
matchmaker at Olympia, the great
lof the club.
. _
Detroit sports arena, has an• fat mouse.
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nounced for his second boxing
The bosomos of the wise are
show next Wednesday night,
oaths of secrets.
The four principals in the
double hill tore all drawing. carols.
Think about the misfortunes of
This is especially true of 'tiger
Sam 0. Rosenberg has returned
Flowers, who usually tights to others, that you may be satisfied
front Chicago, where he attended packed hous e
s when he it matched with your own lot.
the Caplan-Robinson wedding last
with a go o d fighter. The original
Sunday evening at the Edgewater
Even the heart has its bound.
announcement of the second show
Beach Hotel.
bad Pets. ',ouzo matched with Ro- arics.

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In honor of her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Lenids of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Sam
In loving memory Of our dear
Weinberg entertained 20 guests at
a dinner on Monday night, after mother, Mrs. Libbic Kaplan, who
died
the 12th day of Cheshvan,
which a delightful evening was
spent at bridge. high scores were 1925.
held by Mrs. I. Voight, Mrs. R.
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n loving memory of our dear
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and father, Edward .1.
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His Loving Wife. Man . and
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Son, Aubrey .
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to the day were carried out in the
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and favors.

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senbloom, but Ray switched to
Mrs. N. Spiesb•rger has re-
Tiger Flowers when the latter''
turned home from Jackson, ace iirr-
manager wired for an opportunity
nanied by Mrs. C. Stern.
to get his loan into the Detroit
ring, which has come to be recog-
Mrs. A. B. Roman and Mrs. M. nized as the stepping stone to big-
Roman have returned from De-
ger matches in Madison Square
troit, where they visited with rela- Garden.
tives.
Rosenbloom, well-known Jewish
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahn spent on two occasions.
last Sunday in Rogers City, the
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