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J. N. F. THEATER PARTY
WEDNESDAY EVENING

"Ilk Jewish Girl" has been se-
lected by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Jewish National Fund to be

WILL HELP SPONSOR
CLUB HOP MARCH 4

•• Wedding Calendar

On March .1, the Ilnie,r.ity Club
will give the annual "Hop" in the
main ballroom of the Starter Hotel.

Feb. 26. Miss Jean Levine, daughter of Mrs. Anna Levine, t
Joseph Shifnsan.

Feb. 26. Miss Mildred Erusall to harry Perlis.

1449 Woodward Arm/

Feb. 20. Miss Tessie Horowitz, daughter of Mrs.
witz, to Mr. I'hil Ash.

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March 4. Miss Sylvia Ettinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lain; J. Ettinger, to Allen Robert Bernstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Bernstein.

March 4. Miss Regina Shiken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Shi-
ken, to Harry Haas.

March 11. Miss Ada May Magidsolim daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Magidsohn of Bay City, to Mr. Louis Markowitz, son of Mr.
M. Markowitz of Detroit, in Bay City.

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J. Kaplan, to Mr. Max Newman.
performed at,,Ljttnian's People's
March 25. Miss Sophye Berniee Lipnick, daughter of Mr. and
MISS PEARL E. KASOFF
Theater on Feb. 29. All those Mrs. Leon Lipnick, to Ben Cohn of Kansas City.
who obtain tickets are urged to
March 25. Miss Marion Schreiber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The University flub members are
remember the date and also to in-
college graduates and students of
vite their friends. Additional Mooney Schreiber, to Morris Baron.
the University of Michigan, Uni-
tickets can be secured from the
versity of Detroit, City College of
officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Detroit, Detroit College of Law,
of the N. J. F. and &Mei Zion and
Albion and Alma.
the National Fund.
Miss Pearl E. Kasoff will assist
Mrs. S. Gabot is actively as-
he University ('lob in making a
sisting Mrs. II. Kraft, chairman of
access
of the "1928 (lop."
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kahn of Bel-
the affair. Following is a list of mont avenue announce the en-
The dance committee consists of
Ierman Kass, Maurice Moscow and
ladies sponsoring the affair: 'Mes- gagement of their d aughtev,
tobert L. Kanter.
dames S. Becker, J. M. Faxsteen, Leona, to Murray Bellinson.
S. Newman, Wm. Silver, S. Le-
The ,annul Phi Beta Delta ini-
vine, M. Hayman, S. Ginsburg, R.
tiatilsn frolic WO be held the
Mr. and Mrs. R. Cohn of 3802
Pollock, A. Markson, S. Munch, B.
week end of Feb. 24, 25 and 20,1
Lehrman, M. Weksler, S. Wiener. Collingwood avenue announce the at Ann Arbor. The affair includes'
engagement of their daughted,
a frmal dinner-dance at the Michi-
Sherl, to harry B. Kraus, son of
ganUnion on Friday evening, an
INSTALL OFFICERS OF
Mrs. Dorothy Kraus, 2222 ('lair-
informal- dance at the chapter Speaks Wednesday Evening at Or-
U. H. S. LADIES' LEAGUE mount.
house on Saturday, and a tea den-
cheatr• Hall on "Bismarck and
sest on Sunday. The guests will
the German Republic."
Interesting Program at Ceremo-
include the Misses I,. Bloom, S.
Krell,
L.
Levin,
G.
Pearl,
F.
Gra-
nies; Rachel Ben Zwi of Pales-
Dr.
Emil Ludwig, noted German-
bow, A. Klein, S. Stalarsky, C.
POPKIN—HODES
tine Add
Organisation.
Franzblau and E. Stern of De- Jewish biographer, speaks at Or-
A very pretty home wedding
troit. Those attending from chestra Ilall this Wednesday eve-
One of the most inspiring meet- was solemnized last Sunday when Cleveland are 13. Goldberg. B. ning, under the auspices of Alvin C.
ings was installation of officers Miss Bessie Hodes, slaughter of Kramer, C. Collins and E. Selker; flamer Inc. Book Stores, on "Bis-
Tuesday evening, at the Philadel- Mr, and Mrs. Samuel D. Hodes, Misses E. Simons and C. Bobs will marck and the German Republic."
Born in Breslau, Germany, in
phia-Byron Hall, by the North- was married to Louis (7. Popkin, journey from Chicago. The chape-
western Women's League of the son of Mr. Harry Popkin of Su- rones are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NI INtil of a family of democratically
perior, Wis. Mrs. Not Levy (nee
inclined intellectuals, Ludwig, be-
United Hebrew Schools. The offi-
Marks
of
Detroit.
Together
with
Alyce Hodes), sister of the bride,
gan sit the age if 15 to write plays.
cers of the league were installed
of Albany, N. Y., acted as matron the alumni there will be about 40 Although all the juvenile crop of
under the capable leadership of
of honor. Among the out-of-town couples sittending the affair. The plays from Ludwig's pen were de-
Mrs. Harry Klein, who was assist-
guests was Samuel Popkin of.Du- neophytes are L. Gobs, Ilaverill, strayed, wisely perhaps, by their
ed by Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman.
lath, brother of the groom. Covers Mass.; It. Gore, Kansas City, Mo.;
Mrs. !Win also read a prayer at were laid for 50 guests. Mr. and B. Coen, Boston, Mass.; Joe I.apin, author soon lifter completion, his
the opening of the meeting, which Mrs. Popkin spent several days in Wichita, Kans.; E. Elizer, French mature efforts as a playwright
have been more enslaving. Ilulf a
was followed by the playing of Chicago.
Lick, lint; II. KotTman, Bay City, dozen of his dramas have been
Hatikva and the Star-Spangled
Mich.
staged and produced throughout
Banner.
Europe with success.
Rachel Ben Zwi, who is on a
Already established as a play-
Among
the
Detroiters
who
are
tour throughout America, from
sojourning. in Miami are Mr. and wright, Ludwig before the war was
Palestine , inspired her audience
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alkon (Pau-
a newspaper scan in England and
Mrs.
David
W.
Simons,
Mr.
and
with her address.
line Wolf) of 3216 Webb avenue
continued to follow the profession
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The following are the officers announce the birth of a son, Shel- Mrs. Charles Rosenthal, Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Sloman and Mr. and of journalism during the war in
who were installed: Mrs. Max don Lets, on Feb. 10.
the war-turn countries allied to
Mrs.
S.
P.
Wilkus.
Weksler, president; Mrs. II. C.
Germany and in Germany itself.
Lippitt, honorary president; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney I.. Max of
Splendidly equipped as he was
Mr. Adolph Freud is stopping at
Isaac Margolis, Mrs. Sam Kalt, 2009 Leslie avenue are receiving
both as a fact finder and a writer
Mrs. ('has. Brody, Mrs. Louis congratulations on the birth of a the hotel N'sirmey during his stay of creative literature, it required
in Miami, Fla.
Schein, vice-presidents; Mrs. Sam son, Feb. 20.
an accident to start him writing
Shnitz, recording secretary; Mrs.
biographies. He had been making
Max Hayman, financial secretary;
Mrs. Hyman Gordon of 2515 an intensive study of Bismarck
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Rosen-
Mrs. Abe Knoppow, corresponding berg of 17567 Parkside avenue Chicago boulevard entertained at with the idea in mind of dramatiz-
secretary; Mrs. Aaron Markson, are receiving felicitations on the the Detroit-Leland Ilsstel with ing the Iron Chancellor. A master
treasurer; Mrs. Jacob Silberstein. birth of a son, Robert Edward, luncheonand bridge in honor of of dialogue because of his experi-
Mrs. Sam Widre, Mrs. Fannie Friday, Feb. 17.
Miss Mildred Erusall on Tuesday, ence as a dramatist, it (secured to
Richmon, trustees.
him that his mastery of this diffi-
Feb. 14.
Cantor David Klavons sang
cult medium could be combined
Mr. /11111 Mrs. Harold Kline
some classical numbers, accom- (Dorothy Mindell of Port Huron
Mrs. Max Dushkin of Virgin's' with his fact finding skill into all
panied by Miss Minnie Tobin at are receiving congratulations on
Park entertained 130 ladies at ideal narrative form. The result
the piano.
the birth of a son. Eugene Stew- luncheon, bridge and miscellane- is known wherever English is read.
Mine Manya Arco, wife of the art, on Feb. 9.
ous shower on Wednesday. Feb. Biography of the most sparkling
leading man at Littman's People's
(yie has been the product of I ml
15 honoring Miss Mildred Erusall,
Theater, herself a talented actress,
Mr. and Mrs. John I,. Brown a February
bride-elect. The ta- wig's pen ever since, as thousands
'
recited two dramatic selections. (Ada Victor) announce the birth
bles were beautifully decorated of readers can testify who have
Hyman Prisant, one of the leading of a slaughter, Barbara Bele,
rem! his "Napoleon, the Shin of
with miniature brides and brides-
actors of Littman's Theater. Feb. 12.
Destiny" "Genius and Character,"
maids.
"Bismarck, the Story of a Fighter,"
amused the audience with his hu-
morous sketches and sang his pop-
and the life of the last Kaiser,
Mrs. Herman Fisher of Atkin-
Ludwig's pet aversion is the his-
ular "Kinder Yoren." The eve-
son avenue entertained Miss Mil- torical novel, which he says falsi-
ning's entertainment was conclud-
dred Erusall and a group of her fies history to meet the require-
ed with a humorous song by Mor- Membership Meeting:
friends at luncheon at the Steller ments of romantic fiction.
ris Gersh.
The February meeting, will be
A board meeting of the newly held on Sunday afternoon at the and a theater party.

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March 18. Miss Eva Appel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Appel, to David H. Soskin.
March 25. Miss Pearl Kaplan, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Israel

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March 11. Miss Sally Alexander, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
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Y. W. H. A. NOTES

elected officers and board of direc-
tors will be held at the home of
Mrs. Max Hayman, 3748 Wager
avenue, Tuesday afternoon..

clubhouse, at 3:30 o'clock. A
musicale and entertainment has
been arranged by Mrs. M. Benyas
of the Music Study Club.

SYNAGOGUES PLEDGE
ADDED AID TO UNION

Supper Meeting:

Miss Sara Medvedov of North
Martindale avenue entertained
Friday evening, Feb. 17, with a
book shower for Miss Mildred
Erusall.

The program and entertainment
Mrs. S. Weissman of 1656 Bos-
committee of the House Council
ton boulevard entertained 16 la-
met last Monday evening at sup-
Appeals of Flying Squadron Win per to discuss the program for the (lies on Saturday, Feb. 18, with
luncheon and bridge in honor of
Voluntary Support; Detroit Ac-
Leap Year party on Feb. 29. Many
novel stunts and games are includ- Miss Mildred Erusall.
cepts 60 Per Cent Increase.
ed in the plans.
Mrs. use Bleier of Rochester
Reform congregations through-
avenue entertained 12 ladies at
out the country have pledged finan- At Home:
luncheon and bridge, honoring
The 1'. W. II. A. continues to
cial support to the work of the Un-
Miss Mildred Erusall.
ion of American Hebrew Congre- welcome the young men and wo-
gations according to official reports men in the city with its spirit of
Miss Genevieve Drapkin of
fellowship
and
hospitality
which
received by David A. Brown,
Sheraton avenue is visiting her
chairman of the finance committee permeates the clubhouse on Sun- sister, Mrs. S. H. Fields of Wash-
day
evenings
at
the
"At
Home"
of the union, from members of the
ington ileights at Ann Arbor.
Flying Squadron who visited these programs. The entertainment
communities. Meetings, luncheons this Sunday will be given solely
Miss Sadie Cohen entertained
and dinners were arranged for the by children and, fur that reason, with a bridge-luncheon Feb. 19, at
visitors and following their ad- the program will begin promptly her home on Woodland avenue.
dresses 00 the activities and at S o'clock.
Covers were laisl for 16 guests.
achievements of the union the He-
brew Union College and the other Sabbath Services:
Maurice Dreifuss was to have
affiliated bodies, pledges of aid
were made by the congregations conducted the services on Feb. 24.
and in many instances quotas
Messrs. Phil Koffman and Max
which were assigned have been Drama:
Kuhn have returned home after
All members and interested
over-subscribed.
spending three weeks at Miami,
Co-operating with Mr. Brown in playgoers should remember the Fla., Havana, Cuba, and New
this effort to secure sufficient funds slates, March 7 and 8, when the Y.
York City.
to meet the budgetary needs of the W. IL A. players will present the
union was the alumni association three-act play, "No Beauties Need
Mrs. Bret Bassett and daugh-
of the Hebrew Union College whose Apply," by William M. Blatt. The
ter, Hester Joan, of Lansing, are
President, Rabbi Morris M. Feuer- scenic effects are in charge of two the guests of Miss Mini Hirsch-
licht, directed the campaign with associate members, James Weiss
field.
Mr. Brown.
and Benjamin Wuntner.

Sag Titg Notes

The response. according to the
reports, was on the whole excellent
and in ninny cases the amount of
support giveritras !substantially in-
creases]. Detroit voluntarily ac-
cepted the increase in its quota of
over 50 per cent.

FANCY DRESS BALL
FOR MOTHERS CLUBS

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson
and daughter, Doris, of Detroit,
A cooking class especially for were guests in this city last Sun-
engaged girls is being organized
and all those who are interested day.
are urged to see Miss Damsky at
On Monday evening Mrs. Mor-
once.
ris Goldberg wan hostess to six
delicious
a
tables of bridge,

YOUNG ISRAEL RAISES
FUND TO FURTHER ITS
CONGREGATIONALWORK

Young Israel announces that it is
raising a fund to enable it to carry
on its program of Sabbath observ-
ance through its own congregation,
which meets every Saturday at the
.lewish Center.
This fund is to he raised through
a dance to he held at the Steller
Hotel on Sunday evening, March
25. In announcing this dance, the
organization stated:
"Young Israel today is no longer
a fantasy but an actuality. It is a
Jewish institution modern in all
respects. It uphots and maintains
the absolute traditional principles
of Jewry, such as model syna-
gogues where services are held ev-
ery Sabbath and holidays. Its
meetings are examples of culture
and refined entertainment. The
Young Israel's program of activi-
ties also embraces let.tures, debat-
ing, indoor and outdoor sports,
wherein all members are eligilsle to
participate."

Cooking Class:

Life-Saving Class:

lunch being served after the
A life-saving class has been
games.
formed to meet regularly on Mon-
day evenings in the Webster Ilall
On Tuesday night the ladies of
Saturday, March 3, will be a
r
pool—under the leadership of te
o lla a r,eu psiT
r e rhe r o us
n
gala occasion for the mothers'
nh ge oTneem o
.
Mina Anne Ehrinpries. Please
thei
clubs of the Jewish Centers. Moth-
register through the "Y" office.
A large attendance is anticipated.
ers will attend in costumes.
Queens and countesses will vie
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with peasanta and peons in gay
A new class op decorative art
colors for the prizes.
and sewing will be organized on
There will be native folk
Monday or Wednesday evening.
dances in which all will partici-
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—
For further particulars inquire at
pate, followed by refreshments,
The opponents of a unified Jewish
the "Y" office.
games and the grand march.
community in Palestine received
A banner will be presented to
an indirect rebuke from Sir Her-
the mothers' club having the
bert Samuel, former high commis-
largest number present in cos-
sioner and author of the communi-
EDITOR'S NOTE.
tume. Other individual prizes
ties ordinance which was recently
will be awarded to those having
promulgated.
Club reports, society notices
the most original dress.
In reply to a letter congratulat-
and other contributions from
The masquerade will take place
ing him on the occasion of the go-
readers reaching the editor's
at the Jewish Center at 8:30 p. m.,
ing into effect of the communities
desk after 5:30 p. m. on
Miss Mary Caplan officiating.
ordinance, Sir Herbert wrote that
Wednesday will be retained for
the communities' unification is an
publication in the following
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