111E PACE SIX AND S 0 C er AL; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rosenberg announce the engagement of their daughter, Annette, to Harry M. Grossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Na- than Grossman. The engagement rid o or Platinum LIYISII RRONICLE PiaRSONAL ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL AT RECEPTION FOR 35T White Gold Encorr BRIDGE-TEA PROCEEDS FOR HOSPITALIZATION The alumnae chapter of Phi Sig- ma Sigma, national collegiate so- rority, will give a bridge tea in the parlors of the Federation Club- A large and enthusiastic audi. house, Hancock and Second boule- The annual joint meeting of the Sisterhood of Congregation cove greeted the Temple Arts Shaarey Zedek, the Sisterhood of Players at their monthly program Temple Beth El, and the Council, Tuesday evening at the Temple of Jewish women took place Mon- 1 Beth El. An unusually fine pro- day afternoon. Feb. 6, at the Tem- gram was presented by Charlotte pie Beth El. A capacity audience Redfield, Sadie Homan, Benjamin greeted the speaker of the day,1 Wilk and Rose Leishin in "Tea;" ' Judge Florence E. Allen of the Felix Silver, Faye Corinne Greene Supreme Court of Ohio. Judge and Dr. R. R. Goldstone in "How i Allen, who spoke on "Peace," has He Lied to Her Husband;" and studied its problems, going to the Frances N. Blumrusen, Elsa S. League of Nations at Geneva and , Shapero and Michael Leishin in traveling to various capitals in Eu-1 "Nocturne." rope in order to study interne- tional law. A social hour followed Miss Irene Beck, daughter of the lecture. I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beck of 1215 Burlingame avenue has returned Dr. Leo M. Franklin left on from a two months' visit in New Thursday for New York to meet York. Mrs. Franklin, who has been the guest of Miss Ruth Franklin for a On Wednesday evening, Feb. 15, week, and with her will sail for a 1 at 8:30, the second Green Room sojourn.in Bermuda. -' I evening of the Temple Arts Club will be held in the Temple Men's Mr. and Mr.. Aubrey Brown of Club rooms at Temple Beth El. All the Polk Manor have returned active members are invited to at- ANNETTE ROSENBERG MRS. I. D. FRIEDMAN from a stay in New York. tend. There will be an informal was announced at a reception for program under the direction of I card, at 2 p. m. Feb. 11. The pro. 350 at the B'nai B'rith Community Mrs. Hildegarde Beisman and Mrs. Deborah Wilkus, the details credo will be used for hospitaliza- House on Sunday evening. Among Mrs. Joshua Sarasohn and son of which have not been announced. tion. Mrs. I. D. Friedman is one the out-of-town guests were rela- Stephen are leaving this week for Those who attended the first Green of the active members of the com- tives from Minnesota and northern San Antonio, Tex., where they Room evening in January will mittee in charge of the affair. Tickets can be secured at the Michigan. will spend the remainder of the need no pressing invitation to at- tend. door, or from the following mem- winter. Members of the Temple Arts bers: Mrs. Friedman, N1rs. Nathan who have not been on the active Kaplan, Miss Shirley Friedman, Much interest is being manifest- list and who ore desirous of taking Sirs. B. Roy Sallinger, Mrs. Chas . ed in the meeting of the Hadassah part in the plays are asked to send Alpern and Miss Nfarion Moyer. which will take place at the Wo- Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schill men's Federation clubhouse on their names to the secretary, Nliss (Ann Caven) are receiving con- Hancock and Second avenues on Irene Rosenberg, at the Hotel! 1MAYOR ENDORSES WORK gratulations on the birth of a Wednesday evening, Feb. 22. Mrs. Chatham. daughter, Elinor Ruth, on Feb. 2. Howard Salzenstein will present FOR SANATORIUM UNIT Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weitzman of some vocal solos, accompanied by Glendale avenue were hosts to 25 Mr. and Mrs. Caplan Faudern Mrs. Emery Monash. Meeting of Delegates 011 Feb 19 to pi .. for Ba...r or Feb. is- guests at dinner at Elkins Hotel,, (Celia Levin) of Grand avenue are Mt. Clemens, in honor of their receiving felicitations on the birth March 1. Fifty guests enjoyeil the hospi- of a son, Rodney Allen, on Feb. 5. tality of Sir. and Mr T. hugs Par- daughter, Jacqueline's, first birth. - — shell on Tuesday evening at dinner day- Mayor John C. Lodge has offi- Dr. and Mrs. Joseph 0. Kopel of on the occasion of Mr. l'arshell's cially endorsed the work of the 2221 Calvert avenue are receiving sixtieth birthday. The spacious Benjamin Weitzman left for an Detroit Auxiliary of the Jewish felicitations on the birth of a home of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Shift- extended stay at Eastman Hotel, Consumptive Relief Association in daughter, Marilyn Jane, Jan. 30. man of Boston boulevard was the Hot Sprinks, Ark. its work to construct a Detroit an- scene of the celebration. nex at the Los Angeles Sana- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Greene are Mrs. Ben Weitzman, Mrs. Dellis torium. receiving congratulations on the Harwith and Mrs. Elek Elson were Announcement is made for the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rosenberg of birth of a son, Wesley Sherman, Elmhurst avenue entertained 300 joint hostesses to 35 guests at a local committer by A. II. Jaffin, on Jan. 27. bridge-luncheon at the Belcrest, general secretary, that the Jewis'i guests sat a reception and dance honoring their daughter, Annette, Monday last, honoring Mrs. Abe Center Juvenile Band, composed Lemberg who, with Mr. Lemberg of 50 pieces, under the direction whose engagement to llarry Gross- man was recently announced. and their son Button, are leaving of I. Glass, will play every evening Among those from out of town shortly to spend the winter season of the bazaar to be held at the in Miami. Philadelphia-Bryon Talmud Torah Sidney Korn, who is a student who came here for the affair were __— Feb. 25 to March I. Mayor Lodge at the University of Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koffman, Miss and Rabbi Leon Fram are ex- Mrs. Ralph Davis of East Jef- spent his mid-semester vacation in Mary Koffman and Mrs. Daniel ferson is spending a few weeks in pected for the opening of the this city with his grandmother, Feldman of Bay City. Buffalo, N. Y., where she is visit- bazaar. Mrs. E. Beckman. Among the organizations that - — Mr. anu Mrs. Aaron Goldfarb ing her sister-in-law, Mu. Edward last week joined the local auxiliary Milton Hirschfield has returned of Grand avenue have as their Davis. in its work are: Hebrew Ladies' home after spending a few days in guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levie Miss Isabella Werbe of the De- Aid Society, Fisher handlers' Detroit. of New York City. Union and the Jewish branch of troit Conservatory of Music gave Miss Ilelen Marienthul has re- Miss Ruth Altschuler of Fisher a pupils' pianoforte recital at the the Maccabees. Three circuit judges have consented to act at turned horn after an extended avenue left on Sunday for New Conotrvatory Hall, on Thursday the trials in the court booth of the trip to the Bermudas. York City, where she will be the evening. Those who participated bazaar. guest of Miss Mildred Gloria were: Mildred Gilman, Lenore It is planned to subdivide the Homonoff, Ida Altman, Ruth l'or- M:ss Mini Hirschfield is visiting Kaufman. ter, Thelma Mitchell, Dorothy work among various local societies, friends in Lansing. each to have charge of a booth ur On Sunday evening, Miss Rose Among those who have chosen Bachrach, Leslie Colburn, Ann Berglass entertained 30 guests at to spend the winter months in Los Gerson, Hortense Stocking, Mor- some other work. In the mean- time, many vlunteers are prepared cards, at which a delightful eve- Angeles are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ton Shapiro, Anna Goldman, Ruth ning was spent and a delicious Levey of 280 East Boston boule- Meyers, Anita Miller, Elaine Ho- to solicit articles for the bazaar. A conference of workers will be moot!, Dorothy Strear, Ruth lunch served at midnight. Lucky vard. Cohn, Rose Canvasser, Ruth held at 11 a. m. Sunday, Feb. 19, prize winners were Mrs. M. Leven- at the Jewish Center. All dele- son, Mrs. Geo. Kahn, Mrs. Julius Mr. and Mrs. Milton Alexander Strear, Mildred Yarrows, and Eve- gates from various Detroit organ- Ginsberg, Mrs. Louis Harrison and of the Whittier are sojourning in lyn Li•berstein. izations are urged to be present Mrs. I'. Zucker. Atlantic City. at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neff Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Zell L. Goldsmith (Freda Lumberg), who were mar- Mr. Frank Robinson and Mrs. Al- of Calvert avenue celebrated their ried on Jan. 15, have returned lan Lichtig of Detroit spent last silver wedding anniversary on from their wedding trip and have Sunday with relatives in this city. Saturday, Feb. 4. taken up their residence in Lon- don, Ont. It has become a tradition sanc- Mr. Edward l.ichtig has re- Mrs. William Jacoby of Edison tioned by time and usage that the turned from St. Louis, Mo., where avenue is spending two weeks in Sirs. Mary Jacobson, formerly he was the guest of his children, Peoria, Ill., as the guest of Mr. of Bay City, has taken up her per- members of the alumni are receiv- ing the new graduates at a dinner Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lichtig. and Mrs. David Schaefer. manent residence in Detroit. which they generally give in their — - honor. This is the annual initia- Mrs. Henry Conheim was hostess Mrs. Sillman, Detroit Resi- Miss Rosa Ottenberg, whose tion dinner. to 50 friends at luncheon and dent for 59 Years, marriage to Jacob Newman will This year it was given Saturday bridge on Saturday at Webster Dies. Hall. The guests were seated at take place at Hotel Stetter, Feb. evening, Feb. 4, in the auditorium 12, was the honor guest at several of the Philadelphia-Byron hall. a U-shaped table which was beau- Mrs. Jennie Sillman passed away tifully adorned with mounds of lovely affairs during the past Miss Yocheved Lipa, one of the old- at her residence, 3490 Cadillac spring flowers and further marked month. On Jan. 10, Mrs. George est members of the alumni and a avenue, on Feb. 1 after a protract. with miniature candlesticks. E. Neugarten of Glynn Court en- senior student in the Hebrew High tertained eight guests at a bridge- school acted as hostess. Moshe Sol- ed illness. Mrs. Sillman was a resident of Miss Fritzi Freedman of Max- dinner and shower; Jan. 12, a oway, president of the alumni de- Detroit for the past 59 years and well avenue was the guest of Sid- group of friends surprised her at a livered the usual welcome speech her death is mourned by a host of ney C. llauser at the J-Hop of the shower at the home of Mrs. John and introduced the "new comers" relatives and friends. She was the University of Michigan. N. Neugarten; the same evening, who were received with a hearty wife of Louis Sillman and the Sirs. Arthur Gottesman and Miss applause. Osher Cohen, president of the graduating class responded mother of Mrs. Julius Fisher, Mor- Miss Merle Kruger of 2744 Helen Kleinsmith entertained 12 ton and Dave Sillman, sister of Gladstone avenue entertained a guests at a shower; the following for his class. Ziporah Garelick Mrs. R..Berman, Mrs. George Har- number of friends at a bridge- evening, Sirs. Ralph Levy of Mer- rendered several vocal selections. ris Mrs. M. Goldman of California rill avenue, entertained 12 guests Gittel Rosenthal and Rebecca Far- luncheon. and Charles A. J. Bloomearden of at dinner and bridge; Jan. 15, ber gave piano recitals. Bessie Riske recited the famous poem "Ba- Detroit. She is also survived by Miss Elizabeth Lieberman of Miss Elsie Kleinsmith invited 12 ruch Mi 'Magentza." eight grandchildren. 862 Chicago boulevard left Mon- guests to an afternoon bridge and day, Feb. 6, to spend the winter dinner; Jan. 17, Mrs. Joseph Glass gave a luncheon and theater party; months in California. Jan. 21, Mrs. Irving Levy invited On Feb. 1, a bridge-Luncheon 12 guests to luncheon and bridge; was given by Miss Rose Rudnky of the following Monday evening, 1629 Blaine avenue, to announce Miss Harriet Schiller of West Bos- SERVICi: the engagement of Miss Rose ton boulevard entertained 12 Sklar, 1627 Blaine avenue, to I. guests at bridge; Jan. 25, a group of friends honored Miss Often- Faber of 2030 Blaine avenue. berg at a dinner; on the Saturday 510 WOODWARD NEXT TO KEnWIN'S The Misses Hannah Miller and following, Sirs. Max Michelson Guosie Gruskin entertained with a and Miss Judith Breitenbach en- surprise birthday party on Satur- tertained at luncheon, followed by day evening, Feb. 4, honoring Miss a theater party; that evening, Nliss Sadie Gruskin. A midnight lunch- Rhoda Kaliski of Calvert avenue eon was served and covers laid for entertained eight guests at a bridge-dinner; on Feb. 1, Miss Mi- 30 guests. nette Weiss entertained at lunch- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bean of En- eon and theater; Feb. 4, Miss Syl- glewood avenue left for an extend- via Levy invited Miss Ottenberg to ed tour through the East, making luncheon and the theater; that evening Miss Geraldine Maybaum New York their stop-over. invited eight guests to a party; on t. Feb. 9, Miss Norma Simons enter- tained 12 guests at an evening Sixteen Years of bridge party. Floral Serrire. 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