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PERFECTION LODGE
TWO ASSISTANTS FOR
BEGINNERS AND PRE-
PARATORY STUDENTS.
ALAN KOPELSON
TEACHER OF PIANO
Perfection lodge No. 486, F. and
A. M., will hold a special communi-
cation, Wednesday, Dec. 21, at 7
p. in. Election of officers at 8:30.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
By Order of
CHARLES RUBINER, W. M.
Residence Studio:
1491 Gladstone Avenue
Euclid 2069.R.
with Detroit Institute of Mush* Art
METHOD LESCHETIZKY
Assistant to HALVINE (MEE,
Vienna, 1922.24
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with their original dance orchestra
featuring HERB FINNEY, saxophonist, Direct from London
Sobbing violin and rippling piano (lance music.
. . . shaded lights and swaying Tonight-and every night except
dancers ... all the young people Sundays-in an atmosphere of
youth and gaiety and irresistible
that you know!
Back again-the old "intimate" rhythms this sparkling orches-
tra will set a rollicking
atmosphere that made
pace forthe select danc-
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place to dine and dance
Reservations, partic-
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tilarly for New Year's
And leading their own
orchestra as of old, are
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'BRIGHT SMART
two of the most famous
will be at a premium!
and popular musicians
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SPOT
in Detroit's realm of
Ask for Max Pollman.
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EVERY EVENING (Except Sundty). ■
Dinner Dancing, 6 to 8-Tak
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Dinner,
Supper Dancing from io o'clock-cover charge :le
(Saturdays, $1.0o )
Sunday
Table Mote Dinner
Nine, $ .5c•
from Noon till
Sunday Evenings-Rubenstein
Concert Music.
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Miss Martha Rosenstein of 2697
Monterey entertained 21 guests on
Saturday, Dec. 10, at King Wah
Lo with a farewell luncheon and
card party in honor of Mrs. Jack
Schwam of Brooklyn, N. Y., and
Mrs. I. Rosenstein, who left for
Chicago on Sunday, Dec. 11. They
will stop at the Edgewater Beach
Hotel, where they will attend the
Friedman - Schwam wedding on
Dec. 17, also at the Edgewater
Beach Hotel. Both Mrs. Schwam
and Mrs. Rosenstein were the re-
cipients of many lovely gifts.
Miss Bessie Miller of Taylor
avenue entertained a company of
friends at a bridge on Saturday
evening for the pleasure of her
sister, Ceil, who is leaving for a
few weeks' stay in Chicago.
During her 10-day stay, Mrs.
Jack Schwam of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
was entertained with a luncheon
and card party for 30 guests by
Mrs. H. L. Dormer of 2971 Tuxedo
avenue; a theater party by Mrs.
C. Rosenstein of 404 Holbrook
avenue; a theater party by Mrs.
II. Schwam of Edwin boulevard,
and a dinner and card party by
Mrs. B. Fine of 2022 Monterey
avenue, also a luncheon and card
party at King Wah Lo by Miss
Martha Rosenstein of 2697 Mon-
terey.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Schaeffer of
Cincinnati are spending several
weeks in Detroit as the guests of
their children, Dr. and Mrs. Syd-
ney Wolfgang of West Boston
boulevard.
Michael Rosenberg of Gladstone
avenue left for Miami, Fla., to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Samuel Lakin of 1984
West Euclid avenue was hostess
on Monday evening, Dec. 12, at a
bridge party at her home, honor-
ing the birthday of her husband.
High honors were won by Miss
Betty Johnson and Bernard H.
Dosie and consolation prize by
Mrs. C. Bateman. Covers were
laid for 20 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moskovitz
of 1409 Collingwood avenue en-
tertained on Sunday, Dec. 3, with
a pidyon haben party in honor of
their first-born son. Cantor A.
Rosenfeld entertained the guests
with many beautiful vocal selec-
tions. Covers were laid for 60
guests. Seventy-five dollars was
raised and given to the new B'nai
Moshe Synagogue fund, of which
Mr. and Sirs. Moskovitz are mem-
bers.
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HOTEL WOLVERINE
Elizabeth Street just East of Woodward
ESTHER WEITZMAN
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Esther Weitzman, ;601 ('lair-
mount avenue, passed away on Dec.
9 at the age of 72 years. She was
has been the beloved mother of Mrs. Charles
interest
Unusual
Salasnew, Harry and Ben. Funeral
aroused in the forthcoming visit to
services were conducted from Tem-
Detroit of Rabbi Solomon Gold-
ple Beth El on Sunday. Rabbi
Franklin officiated.
Burial took
place at Woodmere.
Pennington Shop
CLIFFORD SHAPIRO
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Clifford Shapiro, aged 6 years,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sha-
piro of 883 Clairmont avenue,
passed away on Dee. 9. Burial took
place at Cloverhill I'ark cemetery
on Dec. 11.
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amberg have
as their guest the Baroness Alex-
ander Ilatvany, who recently re-
turned from Rochester, Minn.,
where she visited her brother, Dr.
Samuel Amberg.
Sirs. Maurice II. Segal of 1911
Burlingame avenue entertained on
Sunday evening, Dec. 11, with a
surprise party honoring the birth-
day of her husband. Covers were
laid for 16 guests and bridge was
the diversion of the evening.
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A fam(D
m'snclegiM
famous chef! That's the
reason the Wolverine
now Detroit's choice for
(lining and (lancing.
is
,
Miss Sallye Feldman of 3780
Glynn court has returned to her
home in this city after a month's
vacation through the East. Miss
Feldman visited friends and rela-
tives at Washington, D. C.; Win-
chester, Va.; New York City, and
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Ilyman Goldberg and Miss
Anne Goldberg of 9325 Broad-
street entertained on Saturday
evening, Dec. 10, with a bridge
and miscellaneous shower honor-
ing Miss Anne C. Perlman, a
bride-elect of the new year. Cov-
ers were laid for 45 guests.
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OBITUARY
"Palestine and Survival of Jew."
Is Subject of Talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marymont
of the Whittier entertained Mr.
Marymont's sister, Mme. S.
Craandjk of The Hague, Holland,
at a dinner in their apartment
Tuesday evening.
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RABBI GOLDMAN TO
ADDRESS HADASSAH
REBECCA SHERAGA
Costume Jewelry and French Novelties
CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT
PLEASE!
BENJAMIN TERRIS
RABBI SOLOMON GOLDMAN
man of the Jewish Center, Cleve-
land. Rabbi Goldman, who is one
of the best known rabbis in Amer.
ica and the head of the largest con-
servative synagogue, will address
a joint meeting of Senior Iladas-
sah and Junior Hadassah next
Wednesday evening, Dee. 21, at
8:15 o'clock at the Detroit Federa-
tion of Women's clubs, corner Sec-
ond and Hancock avenues. His
subject will be: ''Palestine and the
Survival of the Jew."
A fine Chanukah program has
also been arranged for this event.
There will be lighting of the Cha-
nukah candles and music by Prof.
Elijah Zaludkowsky. Also a short
playlet, entitled "Our Mother
Rachel," will be presented in He-
brew by the Misses Fay Garelick,
Deborah Levin and Alice Singer,
pupils of the Ilebrew school.
A social period with refresh-
ments, in charge of Mrs. Herman
‘Vetsman, will conclude the meet-
ing.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
POPULAR DETROITERS
HEAD INSURANCE FIRM
Joseph Zuckerman and Samuel
K. Slobin of the firm of Zuckerman
and Slobin, insurance agents with
offices in the First National Bank
building, are among the most wide-
ly known men in the business life
of Detroit. Multitudes of Detroit-
ers have had good reason to know
that their policy, "Conscientious
service," is more than a mere motto
-that it really expresses the spirit
and the letter of their practice.
Mr. Zuckerman, who has been a
resident of this country for 14
years, has spent 12 years in De-,
troit. During this time he has done
excellent work on the Americaniza-
tion committee of the Detroit
Board of Commerce, being a lin-
guist with a command of 10 lan-
guages. His communal activities
are too well known to Detroit peo-
ple to require enumeration here.
His popularity extends to Jews and
Gentiles alike, He was for eight
years in the steamship business,
being one of the first who foresaw
the future of the river traffic busi-
ness. About six years ago, how-
ever, Mr. Zuckerman conceived the
idea of going into the general in-
surance business. Today he devotes
all his time to this important task
and has won city-wide recognition
for his fairness and devotion to the
interests of his clients.
Samuel K. Slobin has been a resi-
dent of Detroit for 21 years. His
wide operations in the field of real
estate has made him many friends
due to the good investments he has
negotiated for them. Ilk many
friends, reaching into every class
and condition of people whom he
has served to their advantage at
one time or another in the past,1
have been the chief factor in the
success that has attended his ef-
forts in the field of general insur-
ance. Hundreds of people who for-
merly came to him with their real
estate problems are now consult-
ing him about their insurance prob-
lems, to the mutual advantage of
themselves and the firm of Zucker-
man and Slobin.
Benjamin Terris, aged 58 years,
passed away at his residence, 556
Mt. Vernon avenue, on Dec. 11.
Burial took place at Cloverhill Park
cemetery on Dec. 12. Rabbi A.
Hershman officiated.
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JOSEPH SILBERSTEIN
Joseph Silberstein passed away
at 612 Marston court on Dec. 12 at
the age of 41 years. Burial took
place at Oakview cemetery on Dec.
13. Rabbi Fisher officiated. Ile was
the beloved husband of Mrs. Esther
Silberstein.
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WASHINGTON
BOULEVARD
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CHARLES ANISH
Charles Anish passed away on
Dec. 13 at 100 Clairmount avenue
I at the age of 38 years. Burial took
place at Monroe, La., on Dec. 16.
Ills wife, Dora, and son, Melvin,
survive.
NaughtCan Compare
With Gifts to Wear
JENNIE CAPLAN
Jennie Caplan, aged 65 years,
I passed away at her residence, 2628
Calvert avenue, on Dec. 13. Burial
took place at Cloverhill l'ark ceme-
tery. Rabbi Hershman officiated.
Iler husband, Max Caplan, sur-
vives.
,Men's Neckwear, $1 to $6
Men's Shirts, $3.50 to $7.50
Men's Robes, $17.50 to $87.50
Men's Pajamas, $3 to $27.50
Men's Gloves, $2.50 to $7 pair
Men's Hose, $1 to $5.50 pair
Men's Sweaters, $10 to $22.50
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, $2 to $3 each
CELIA SUCHER
, Celia Sucher passed away at
17414 Brush street on Dec. 8 at
, the age of 58 years. Burial took
place at Beth Abraham cemetery
on Dec. 9.
DORA YAROSLOW
Dora Yaroslow, aged 60 years,
passed away at her residence, 17329
Brush street, on Dec. 14. She was
the widow of the late Isadore Yaro-
slow. Burial took place on Dec. 15
at Westwood cemetery.
NATHAN STERN
Nathan Stern, age 75, father of
Sara. Milford, Mrs. Ilarry Rabwin,
Ilarry A., Palu T. and Mrs. Na-
than Schulman, passed away in
New York City Saturday, Dec. 10.
Burial took place on Monday.
DISTINCTIVE APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS
FrinKIEN9EMEMIROMMMENS
New Year's Eve M
DON'T MISS IT.
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Gala Entertainment
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Exquisite Dinner and Cabaret.
IN APIILMORIADL
In memory of our dear husband
and father, Arnold Levin, who
passed away Dec. 15, 1926.
Your Wife, Sadie, and two
Sons, Sol and Hyman.
Dad! We all miss you very
much.
In loving memory of our dear
father, Julius Lavine, who passed
away 12 years ago, 24 days in
Kislev.
- AT TIIE
B'nai B'rith Ballroom
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Aching and longing for you.
In loving memory of our dear
:son and brother, Maxwell Gold-
berg, who passed away four years
ago, Dec. 17, 1923.
Four years have passed since that sad
day.
When mt. we loved was iddled away.
limi twilit him home, it was Ilk will.
Did within our hearts, he liveth
His Loving Parents, Sisters
and Brothers.
MRS. SIDNEY CRAIG
HEADS MOTHERS' CLUB
Hawthorne Valley Country Club Orchestra.
ENTERTAINERS, INCLUDING ADOLPH TRAVERS,
STAR OF "ACES WILD" U. OF D. SHOW.
Make Your R
ions Now.
275 East Ferry Ave.
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A smile 13n oor face, and nor hearts ache,
Children, Grandchildren
and Sister.
Individual Tables - Noise Makers - Favors
Confetti - Serpentine,
"A Real Snappy Orchestra."
Surrounded by friend, we are lonesome;
in the midst of our pleasure, we are
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Dancing to Peppy Music.
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"Bagdad" Contest Manager,
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Lewis Bros.
Jewish Funeral
Directors
7739 John R. St.
Phone Empire 2114
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Holiday Greetings.
Frank C. Teal Co.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Telephone Cadillac 9860.
Mrs. Harry Horwitz of
2236
Glynn eourt wishes to thank her
many friends for the kindness her
family during her !went illness.
'eaters
Imported Handkerchiefs
In sad but loving memory of
Lena Cutler Leach, who passed
away three years ago, Dec. 16,
1924, the 19th of Kislev.
Miss Rhoda Grabnwsky has left
The following officers were
Her Loving Husband, Son,
for New York to attend the wed- elected at the Twelfth Street
Mother, Sister and
ding of her brother, June Gra- Mothers' club meeting: Sirs. Sid-
Brothers.
bowsky, and Miss Beatrice Adler. ney Craig, president; Mrs. Hyman
Tahak, vice - president; Mrs. Robert
In
loving
memory of Mrs. Hen-
Olympia Bouts Will
Klee, treasurer; Mrs. Anna Mar-
Salt zst e i n (Henrietta
Aid Goodfellows Fund golis, corresponding secretary, and rietta
Weeks),
who
passed away eig ht E
Mrs. Max Weisberg, recording sec-
years ago, 30 days in Kislev.
The following card will be pre- retary.
Rest nn, loved one,
sented at the Olympia on the
Your memories are with us all the time =
night of Monday, Dec. 19. Prices Rector's Has Become
will be $1, 2 and $3.
Universally Popular
Your Loving Mother, Sisters, =
Bobby Garcia (Baltimore) vs.
Brothers, Husband and
Johnny Hill (Philippine Islands);
The new Cafe Rector in the B. F. !
Children,
10 rounds at 131 pounds. Gaston Stephenson building at Cass and
Charles (France) vs. Ignacio Fer- West Grand boulevard is already
nandez (Filipino knockout sensa- doing a capacity business and is
Daniel Lewis
Saul Lewis
tion); eight rounds at 126 pounds. being widely commented on among
Detroit's Finest Funeral
Pete Firpo (Detroit) vs. Clarence discriminating people.
Rosen (Detroit); eight rounds at
The system at the Cafe Rector
Home
121 pounds. Davey Abed (Pana- has reached an unusual degree of '
ma) vs. Mickey Goldberg (De- perfection. The help is skillful, at-1
troit); six rounds at 126 pounds. tentive and polite. Only the high-
Dick Evans (Youngstown, Ohio) est grade of food obtainable is
vs. Bob Brown (Lowell, Mass.); served.
It is pointed out that Rector's is
six rounds at 155 pounds.
Free Use of Our Chapel
All proceeds from the event will the only restaurant in the north
go to the Newsboys' Association end where dancing can be enjoyed
with
the
noonday
meal.
There
is
for the Goodfellows' Fund.
All employes of Olympia will Music from 12 to 2, 6 to R and 9 to
give to the Goodfellows' Fund one 1:30 o'clock. There is no cover
Seymmw Law'.
Crams Lewis
day's pay. No passes of any na- charge at any time.
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ture or description will be hon-
ored at the entrances of Olympia,
even the general manager, boxers,
managers, employes of Olympia,
etc., being required to pay en-
trance fees. It is a charity event
and everyone is expected to "kick
in."
Will you please take notice of
the foregoing and if you decide to
attend this card will you please
come prepared to "pay-as-you-en-
ter!" We are all doing it and
Distributing Jobbers
we want a big crowd so that we
ran turn over a big fund to the
Good fellows.
CARD OF THANKS
It. at BROADWAY
Gowns, Coats, Blouse
Rebecca Sheraga, 15810 Nor-
mandy avenue, passed away on
Dec. 8 at the age of 32 years. She
was the beloved wife of Lawrence
and dear mother of Ruth and Joy.
Burial took place at Machpelah
cemetery on Dec. 9. Rabbi Ashin-
sky officiated.
Mrs. Julius Moeller of Ilazel-
wood avenue entertained with a
luncheon-bridge on Saturday in
the green room of the Belcrest.
Chrysanthemums, pink roses and
yellow tapers added an artistic
touch to the luncheon table, which
was set for 30 guests.
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May abundance and content-
ment bless all, not only in this
happy land but in those less for-
tunate communities where want
and sorrow prevail.
ef RONICLE
425.429 Bates Street, Detroit
I wish to nominate Miss
Street, in the great
of
Bagdad Popularity Contest
Name:
Address:
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