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ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF
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Reservations received to date
for the Hadassah annuls luncheon
indicate a large attendance at the-

Announcing the

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affair, which takes place next
Tuesday, March 20, at Hotel
Statler.
A program of unusual interest
will be presented. Mrs. Lois John-
ston Gilchrist, one of Detroit's
foremost sopranos, will be the solo-
ist for this .ecasion.
Arranger, sots are in charge of
Mrs. Jacob M. Goldberg, chairman.
Mrs. Harry Wetsman and Mrs.
Chas. Aren
Reservations, accompanied by
remittances, should be sent to
Mrs. Goldberg, 2433 Calvert, be-
fore March 18:

Mrs. Louis Beck of Burlingame
avenue is visiting in Pittsburgh for
a fortnight. Mr. Beck left on
Thursday to pass the week-end
there.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Cohen
of Leslie avenue entertained nine
couples at bridge on Sunday eve-
ning at their home. Supper was
served at midnight.

IMPORTANT J. N. F.
MEETING THURSDAY

Included among the new colors:

SUPERIOR QUALITY

1426 Woodward Ave

The Jewish National Fund Com-
mittee of Detroit will complete
plans for the reorganization of
box distribution and collection
work in this city at a meeting
Thursday evening, at the Shaarey
Zedek branch, Twelfth and Atkin-
son. A. J. Koffman, president of
the local J. N. F., announces that
other important matters will be
discussed, and urges a large at-
tendance of all friends of the
National Fund.

REFUSES TO APPROVE
KEHILLAH'S STATUTES

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In the Carnival Mood
of the Spring - - -

MUSIC . . gay, debonair . . . languorous,
exotic .. mad, turbulent music . . . music by
a distinguished Seymour Simons ensemble .. .
at the Dance given by Young Israel of Detroit,
Sunday, March 25th, at the Statler Hotel , . .
And of course you'll be there!

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While March
Runs Through
Its Alloted
Days for 1928

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Hudson's Annual
March Sale of
Housewares, China
Glassware and
Lamps-
Will be offering hundreds of values

Mr. and Mrs. !Milford Stern of
Judge Charles C. Simons and
Mrs. Simons returned to Detroit East Grand boulevard have re-
Monday after spending a month in turned from a sojourn in Califor-
New Orleans, where the judge was i niii.
designated by the United States
Court of Appeals to sit on the dis-! Rabbi Leon Fram returned on
trict court bench of the Crescent Monday from the East, where It:
City. While on the New Orleans attended the convention of the
court bench, Judge Simons tried Religious Eslucation Association.
a number of patent and other civil
Miss Loraine. Mark, daughter of
lawsuits. Ile visited Havana for a
week before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mark of Bur-
Judge Simons is said to be the first lingame avenue, entertained at
Detroit Federal judge to be desig- luncheon and bridge on Saturday
al her home.
nated to sit in a Southern city.

In Sterling Silver Flatware

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ACTIVE ON COMMITTEE
FOR YOUNG ISRAEL BALL

KISIIINEV.-(J. T. A.) Two
reasons were offered for the decis-
ion of the Rumanian government
not to approve the statutes of the
Kishinev Kehillah which is now be-
ing reorganized, since Bessarabia
became a ',art of Rumania.
The first was that legally consti-
tuted kehillahs do not exist in Bess-
arabia. The second reason was
that the Kehillah statutes included
in its scope social welfare work,
emigration and other activities
which are not exclusively religious.
The resection of the statutes will
hamper the re-organization work
and has called forth many protests
on the part of Jewish leaders.
After four performances given
here by the Warsaw Art Theater
troupe, Viet, which has been tour-
ing Rumania, the troupe was com-
pelled to leave the city by the Kish-
inev authorities.

Y ETTA PEIMAN
Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of Buf-
Miss Penman is an. active MID-
falo, N. Y., is the house guest of
ber of the committee which is ar-
her mother, Mrs. A. Burnstine of
ranging for the annual dunce of
Medbury avenue.
Young Israel, to be held at the
Statler on Sunday evening, March
Mrs. Harry Conheim of Richton
25.
avenue will entertain Sunday
evening in honor of Miss Jeanette
Pereira, whose marriage to Jack
Dunn will be an event of April 3,
at the Ilotel Book Cadillac.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Chesluk
of 3821 Thirty-first street an-
Mrs. Benjamin Glick, accom-
nounce the engagement of their
panied by her daughters, Lucille.
daughter, Regina, to Joe Wein-
and Gertrude, are spending sev-
shelboim, soon of Mr. and Mrs.
erall weeks in the East.
Wolf Weinshelboim of 2513 West
Mrs. Anna Burton of Moss ave- Grand avenue.

The

Engagtmento

Mrs. Louis M. Dunn and Mrs.
llarry Satovsky will be joint host-
esses at a miscellaneous shower
Saturday evening at the former's
home on Hazelwood avenue in
compliment to ?heir niece, Miss nue is spending a month in New
Jeanette l'ereira, an April bride- York.
elect.
Mrs. Fred T. Rosenfield of the
Mrs. Samuel T. Gilbert has re- Beicrest, who has been the guest
turned to her apartment in the oft Fer brother, Mr. Herbert Well
Belcrest following a month's stay of New York, for the past two
months has returned to Detroit.
in Miami.

Mrs. M. B. Diamond and son,
Sidney, of Calvert avenue. have
joined the winter colony in
Miami.

of stylish and every-day importance

DETROIT

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Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Lippson
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Alice, to Henry T
Cove, son of Mr. and 'Mrs: Adolph S:
Cove of this city.

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Mr. and Mrs. I. Kleinsmith of
1698 West Philadelphia avenue
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The Ilotel Statler will be the announce the engagement of their
scene Sunday evening of the daughtes, Helen Marguerite, to
Mamonides Medical Society din- Mr. J. '-,igniond Schor. A recep-
tion wi I be held Sunday, March
ner and dance.
25. N o cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Ruby
Mr. iind Mrs. Caul Ravine of
ictuc,oiymr.liutt bee of and Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Bern-
The philanthropic
tla i‘nituh sriocps
oi
the Det.rh
stein are passing a fortnight at Blaine avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Hat-
vented a pleasing entertainment at Biloxi, Miss.
tie, to J. Jack Wander, son of Mr.
the Jewish Old Folks Home on
March 11. The program consisted
Mrs. S. Caplan, 2507 Edison and Sirs. Nathan Wander of Mc-
of several vocal solos sung by Mrs. avenue, has issued invitations to Keesport, Pa.
David Kaltman, accompanied by 40 guests for luncheon and bridge
Miss Mayme Levine of 2750
Mrs. J. Seltzer, and by Mrs. Ed- on March 21 at the Ilotel Statler.
West Chicago boulevard announces
mund Simian, accompanied by
Mrs. S. Trigg. A series of delight-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Cohen the engagement of her sister,
ful dances, which included a Rus- of Leslie avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Florence, to Rudolph Shulman,
sian toe dance, a Spanish serenade Gerald Lewis of Glendale avenue son of Mr. and Mrs. hurry Shul-
and a gypsy dance, were given by have returned from a delightful man of Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Fleischer and -the visit in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Frankel an-
Misses Esther and Ethel Mann.
Mrs. Benjamin Stepsay was in Mr. and Mrs. Sol Goldman of nounce the engagement of their
daughter,
Ilene, to Mervin I. Gold
charge of arrangements for the Chicago boulevard left for an ex-
event. She was assisted by Mrs. tended trip through California and berg of this city.
Seltzer.
the West Coast. After visiting
Mrs. Hyman of Cleveland, Ohio,
their brother and sister in Seattle
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The Misses Betty Taylor, Rose and Mr. Goltiman's parents, Mr. announces the engagement of her
daughter, Lottie, to Manuel
Ginsberg, Rae Radner and Estelle and Mrs. A. Goldman, in Los An-
Schneider were joint hostesses at geles, Cal., they will return via Sweetwine, son of Mrs. Jennie
Sweetwine of Ilazelwood avenue.
a beautifully appointed variety New Orleans.
shower and luncheon-bridge, given
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Olinick of
Samuel Leibovitz of 9380 North
in honor of Miss Pearl Kaplan,
whose wedding date is set for Martindale avenue entertained the Eaton Rapids, Mich., announce the
engagement
of their daughter,
March 25, at the Barium Hotel members of the dance committee
on Saturday, March 10, for 40 of the Ozur Yelehd Society with a Sarah; to Mr. Maurice Cohen of
this
city,
son
of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm
guests. Sweet peas centered the card party on Thursday evening.
Cohen of Pittsburgh, Pa.
table very attractively and ar
The
announcement
dinner took
Members of the Alpha chapter
ranged at intervals on the table
place March 4 at Miss Olinick's
were bronze tulips.
of the Gamma Rho Sorority will be
home
at
Eaton
Rapids.
Guests
hostesses to their friends at the
were present from Detroit and
Mr. and Mrs. Mooney Schreiber annual bridge-tea Sunday after-
Kalamazoo. A theater party at
were hosts to 52 guests Saturday noon, March 18, in the ballroom of
Lansing followed the dinner.
evening at their home in honor of the Ilotel Tuller.
Mrs. II. Halter of Winnipeg, whose
Mr. and Mrs. David Kane of
Mrs. Mack B. Weiss of 1670 Pin-
daughter, Rosetta, is the fiancee
1610 Collingwood avenue an-
of Alvin E. Schreiber. A buffet gree avenue has returned from a
nounce
the engagement of their
10-day stay in Far Rockaway,
supper was served at midnight.
Long Island, where she was called daughter, Anne, to Mr. Morton
Shapiro,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hy-
the sudden death of her mother,
Dr. Eugene H. Lehman, presi- by
man L. Shapiro of 2068 Gladstone
dent of Highland Manor Junior Mrs. Rae Berlin.
avenue.
College for Girls and director of
On Tuesday evening, March 6,
Highland Nature Camp, North
Mr. and Sirs. Hyman Weingar-
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Jacobson of
Napels, Me., who attended the an-
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4014 Webb avenue served a Purim den of Glendale avenue announce
nual convention of the American
the betrothal of their daughter,
Seudah.
Association of Junior Colleges in
Lillian, to Frank Weisman of this
Chicago, will be at the Statler for
Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Ober- city.
a short stay.
felder, formerly of 1437 Glynn
Mr. and Mrs. Sprague of Elm-
Court, are now occupying their
Mrs. Louis E. Fiske has returned new residence at 3200 Cortland hurst avenue announce the be-
trothal of their daughter, Rae, to
to her home on Eason avenue after avenue.
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spending several weeks at the
Joe Wain of this city.
Roney Plaza, Miami Beach, Fla.
Miss Ruth Altschuler has re-
turned from the East, where she
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Mr. and Mrs. Nochim Laib Sher- has been spending the past four POLICY OF STALIN IS
man celebrated their fiftieth wed- weeks as the guest of her cousin,
RUSSIA FOR RUSSIANS
ding anniversary on Purim, March Mildred Gloria Kaufman.
6, with a party at their home, 983
Jews Are Being Eliminated, Amer.
liendrie street. Among those pres-
lean Correspondent Says.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kleinsinith of
ent were the following and their 1698 West Philadelphia avenue
families: Mr. and Mrs. Louis will be at home Sunday afternoon
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Russia
Sherman. Mrs and Mrs. Mau- and evening, March 25, in honor for the Russians, is Stalin's policy,
rice Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Max of the engagement of their daugh- according to Henry Wales, Moscow
Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sher- ter, Helen, and J. Sigmond Schor. correspondent of the Chicago Trib-
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man, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sherman,
une.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Sherman, Reu-
"Gradually, one by one, Jews and
Plans are being completed for
ben Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Mei- a bridge-tea to be given Sunday outlanders in the organization are
senberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Milewsky afternoon, March 25, by the Tusi being weeded out and supplanted
and a few other friends and 18 Tala Sorority, at the Savoy Hotel. with native born sons of the Soviet
grandchildren. After the presen- The committee in charge consists Union," the correspondent writes.
tation of the gifts and a few of Miss Elsie Rubenstein, chair- "Whereas the leaders who sur-
toasts given at the supper table, man, Miss Lillian Kransberg and rounded Lenin were mostly Jews
recitations and songs were given, Miss Mollie Natinsky.
and foreigners, scarcely one is left
followed by dancing.
in the high posts of the govern-
Miss Mollie Rothenberg of 3046 ment."
Wrs. harry S. Glickman has Leslie avenue gave a Leap Year
been appointed vice-chairman on party on March 3. Artificial roses
the committee of the Council of and crepe paper made the canopy
Jewish Women.
used at a mock ceremony. Among
the guests were the Misses Shirley
Miss Fay Aronoff of Clements Katz, Dorothy Talberg, Marian
avenue has returned from a de- Levine, Alice Levine, Rose Shil-
lightful visit in New York City, ling, Helen Blucher, Ethel Fisher,
where she was the guest of her Marjorie Malloy, and Dr. Ham-
brother and sister-in-la•, Mr. and burger, Sam Katzer, Dr. Silver,
OLD your next so-
Mrs. Walter Aronolf, formerly of Charles Briskman, Dave Rothen-
cial gathering at
tb-s city. berg, Dr. Briar, Al Klunover, Abe
the Palmetto.
Eastern Ladies' Aid Society held Gurovitch, Dr. Tineman, Jack Alter,
Ilere all the advan-

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A GOOD TIME AWAITS YOU

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given by

The Bicur Cholem Society

In Honor of Mrs. Mark Weinbeck

SUNDAY, MARCH 18TH, 9 P. M.

BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL

Attend the Reunion of All Former Bicur Cholemites

Music by the Famous Jules Klein's Sea Hawks.

Dress Optional —

Admission $1.25

Proceeds for Charity

A Mark of
Social Dis-
tinction...

To you, the men of Detroit, we extend a cor-
dial invitation to visit our new shop. Here you
will find a stock of the finest and richest quality
Custom Shoes in a variety of styles and leathers,
built to give

"Two Feet of Joy in Every Step."

May we expect a visit from you to inspect
our new store and be favored with your good
will?

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their tenth annual banquet

Jack Briar. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald
on Goldberg and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie

Sunday,
March 11,
at were
the Jericho
Temple. Loving
cups
given Rothenberg were chaperons. Lunch
was served after midnight.
to the president, Mrs. Louis ('alley,

and vice-president, Mrs. Morris
Mrs. Carl Singer will be hostess
Bloom. Covers were laid for 200 to the Home Relief Society on Fri-
guests.
day afternoon, March 23.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Elbom enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klein (Belle
tained at a birthday surprise in Jackson) have returned from their
honor of their daughter, Rose, at wedding trip and are now at home
their home, 633 Vague avenue, on to their relatives and friends at
Saturday, March 10. Bridge was 1210 Virginia Park.
played.

Mrs. Sam Stuart and Mrs. Roy
Chefets were hostesses to 16
guests on Saturday evening.
March 10, at the home of the for-
mer on Otsego avenue, for the
pleasure of Miss Sophye Bernice
Lipnick, • bride-elect of March
25. entertaining with a dinner,
bridge and personal shower.

Miss Sophye Bernice Lipnick, a
bride-elect of March 25, was en-
tertained at a beautifully appoint-
ed bridge and midnight luncheon

at the home of Mrs. Jos. Horwitz
of Taylor avenue on Sunday eve-
ning, Marra II.

CARD OF THANKS.
The family of the late Jacob
Weinberg wish to thank their rela-
tives and friends and Rabbi Aish-
ishkin for their kindness shown
them during their recent bereave-
ment.

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EDITOR'S NOTE.

Other society items, having

re.iched the editor's desk after

5:50 p. m. on Wednesday, were

omitted from this issue and re-
tained for publication in next
week's Chronicle.

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Reservations are be-
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vance through the
steward. Early ar-
rangements are advis-
able.

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