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EMANUEL'S SISTERHOOD
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(Announce Her Betrothal) PLANTS TREES IN ZION
IN HONOR OF MOTHERS
HUDSON'S
May Sales
More Than 300 Attend Interesting
Mother's Day Celebration on
Monday Evening.
100 Wedding
Announcements
$14.75
Mrs. S. Q. Kesler, president of
the Detroit Music Study Club, has
appointed Mrs. Laurence Title-
baum as chairman of the commit-
tee in charge of arrangements for
the club's annual luncheon and
election of officers which will take
place on Friday, May 18, at the
bee Plaza. Mrs. Joseph 'Magid-
sohn and Mrs. A. Max Kohn will
assist Mrs. Titlebaum. All mem-
bers are urged to make reserva-
tions with any member of thi.ssim-
mittee not later than May 14. As-
sociate members, although not
privileged to vote, are invited to
attend the luncheon and remain
for the reading of the annual re-
ports. The Music Study Club will
close its yeaes work with a musi-
cale and tea to be given at the
Statler on the afternoon of Fri-
day, June 8. The following com-
mittee is in charge of arrange-
ments for the event: Mrs. H.
Salzenstein, chairman, Mrs. Jchn
Feldman, Mrs. Leo Landow, Mrs.
J. Lebergott and Mrs. Louis Jay.
Special for: londay, May 14th, only
100 Ca
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Copper Plate
8 2 7 '
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JEWELERS ‘.../
A J. H. Ehrlich Tribute to
The Mother's Day banquet and
Lag b'Omer celebration of the
Sisterhood of Congregation
Emanuel was held Monday eve-
ning, May 7. More than 300 peo-
ple were present and many reser-
vations could not be filled.
Mrs. Herman Fisher, chairman,
introduced the Zion and Ameri-
can flags which were presented by-
Maxine Karbel and Beatrice Fisher
in appropriate costume. The as-
sembly sang "America" and "Ila-
tikvah." Mrs. A. M. Ashinsky said
Miss Belle Schultz, whose mar-
riage to William Diamond took
place on May 8, was the honored
guest at many pre-nuptial affairs.
Among those who feted her are:
Mrs. John J. Goldberg, with a per-
sonal shower on April 18; Miss
Evelyn Sperling, with a hosiery
shower on April 29; Mrs. Jack
Wachler, with a miscellaneous
shower and bridge on April 26,
and Mrs. Harry S. Stone, at bridge
and miscellaneous shower on
April 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sax, form-
erly of Cortland avenue, are now
residing at the Belcrest.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen (So-
phie Bernice Lipnik) have re-
turned from their wedding trip
and are residing on West Boston
boulevard.
grace.
—Photo by LoPatI• Stud o
MISS EVA MOSKOWITZ
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moskowitz of
1725 East Davison announce the
betrothal of their daughter, Eve,
to Mr. Louis Stutsky, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Stutsky of this
city.
Mrs. Eli Sachse, president, wel-
comed the members and friends
and announced that the Sisterhood
will give $25 to the U. I% A. drive
and will also plant 25 trees in
Palestine in memory of departed
mothers.
Under the supervision of Miss
Kathleen Pereira, a novelty moth-
er review was presented by chil-
dren of the members of the Sin.
terhood, and a pantomime in which
the children turmoil a Mogen
David.
Mrs. Charles Marks spoke on
behalf of the mothers, and Miss
Evelyn Schubiner responded on
behalf of the daughters.'
Miss Misner and Mrs. Sklar were
both awarded prizes for bringing
the most daughters with them,
namely, five, - and Mrs. Anna Bis-
ter, 85 years old, was awarded
prize for being the oldest grand-
mother present.
Mrs. David Kallman rendered
a group of songs, accompanied by
Mrs. Emory Monash.
The banquet was concladed by
an inspiring address by Rabbi
Ashinsky, who explained the sig-
nificance of lag b'Omer and the
relationship between Lag b'Omer
and Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cashman and
daughters, Selma and Ruth, form-
erly of New York City, have taken
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman B. Ullian up their residence at the Belcrest. Mother's Day Program:
The Young Women's Hebrew
of New York City are in Detroit
a heart filled with prayer,
Mrs. Fred Dreiffus of Muirland Association has arranged a special
for a few weeks' stay.
program
to celebrate Mother's Day
avenue has returned from a visit
soul filled
Miss Eva Werbe of Owen ave- in Pittsburgh with Miss Maxine on Sunday evening, May 13, at 8
o'clock.
"His
Children," by Rufus
nue will leave within a few days Finsterwald.
presence
I
Learsi, the Jewish Welfare Board
for New York and Philadelphia to
prize
play,
and
"Something Differ-
be gone a fortnight.
May He your happiness prolong.
Mrs. Max Bachman was hostess
to 40 guests at a bridge-shower ent," by Pearl Black, will be pre-
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein presented Sunday evening in honor of her sented under the direction of Miss
And in appreciation J. H. EHRLICII offers unusual
her pupils in a piano recital Sun- sister, Miss Sarah Chodoroff, Lea Damsky, dramatic coach.
values in welcome gifts for "her."
day evening at the Hotel Statler. whose marriage will be an event of David Marks, Morris Brown, Ben
Merkle, Sam Jacobs and Miss Dam-
June,
sky make up the cast of the first
Mrs. Oscar Adel of the Belcrest
play and Shirley Strickstein, Betty
and son Norman left for Ilamilton,
Birthstone Rings
Beaded Bags
Mrs. Arthur H. Rosenbaum of Pearlman and Rose Elansky will
Electric Irons
Ohio,
to
meet
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raub
Silverware
Silk Bags
Collingwood avenue has returned portray the second play. Julian
Dresser Seta
Adel, who are en route home from from a visit in Chicago.
Clocks
Leather Bags
Vases
Harris, vocalist, and Mr. Fisher,
a winter's stay in Florida and a
Fireside Benches
Beads
Eye Glasses
violinist, will present appropriate Max Leibovitz Honored at
several weeks' visit in Atlantic
Wrist
Watches
Diamond
Bar
Pins
Mosaic Brooches
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush of music for the program. Members
Music Supervisors Con-
City.
Colorful Kitchen Sets
Pictures
West Boston boulevard are plan- and friends of the association are
ference in Chicago.
Leather Menu Cases
Bronze Statuary
ning to leave soon for a summer's invited to bring their mothers and
Henry Silver, son of Dr. and sojourn in California. A number
Waffle and Toaster Sets
Imported Glasswa fe
Max Leibovitz, Northern High
Mrs. Maxwell Silver, was awarded of beautiful affairs have been to take tea with us afterward.
School student, son of Rev. and
AND MA NY OTHER USEFUL GIFTS
first place in the final contest for given in their honor.
What Is Wrong With the Jewish Mrs. A. Leibovitz of 9380 North
the Temple Men's Club medals for
9c up. . . . Whether you get Motheran en-
Boy?
Martindale was signally honored
oratory which took place on Sun-
engraved 15-Jewel movement wrist watch, the
As a fitting retaliation to the during the Music Supervisors' na-
After spending the past three
.
day morning. His address was on
&slava Potable for 821.75, or • dainty Boudoir Lamp
discussion held on May 4 on "What tional biennial conference recent-
81.49. you are ageured of the best value In
for .1
the subject, "Our Humanitarian weeks in the East, Mrs. Benjamin
Is Wrong With the Jewish Girl," ly' held in Chicago.
the clt
Legislation." Gertrude Love was D. Lieberman has returned to her
the topic for discussion following
The orchestra of high school mu-
awarded second prize. Iler sub- home at 2284 Chicago boulevard.
At the
the Friday evening services on sicians had a personnel of 303
ject was "Anti-Semitism."
Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Polozker and May 11 was "What is Wrong With members. Detroit sent 28. Of
the Jewish Boy?"
these, Max Leibovity was chosen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levine of son, Bruce Warren, have moved
concertmaster of the national or-
9391 Mack avenue had their to their new honie at 2405 Chicago Drama.
chestra from among 50 candidaaes.
nephew, Ralph Levy of Pittsburgh, boulevard, corner La Salle.
The Y. W. H. A. Players will
of
Walter Damrosch conducted a
Pa., as their house guest for the
close their dramatic season with
Miss Lillian Mirkin of Clear- two one-act plays on Sunday eve- rehearsal of this high school or-
week end.
chestra.
I field, Pa., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ning, May 27, at the "At Home."
A shower given by a group of Jacob Burrows of Burlingame Franz Molnar's "A Matter of Hus-
bands" is a clever dialogue featur- Tickets Now on Sale for Haz-
friends in honor of Rev. and Mrs. avenue.
ing Betty Silver and Nettie Aro-
B. Melodoffsky, who recently ar-
omir Concert of Jewish
2 57 Gratin Avenge
A formal dinner party was given noff. "The Finger of God," by
rived in the United States, was
Music On May 27.
Open Till 6 P. M. Daily; Sat. Till 9 P. M. -
held at the synagogue on Fenkell Friday, May 4, at Hotel Addison l'ercival Wilde, is of a niroe seri-
and Muirland, Saturday evening, in honor of Miss Mildred Yarrows ous nature. Helen Aronson, Sam-
The
program of the Hazomir
May 5. Miss Fay Zager, daughter sixteenth birthday. Forty guest uel Karp and Morris Cohen will
concert of Jewish music, to he
of Rabbi and Mrs. M. Zager, en- were present. The decoration portray this sketch.
given
on
Sunday evening, May 27,
tertained by singing Jewish and were in pink and yellow.
at the Masonic Temple, is to con-
Camp Opens June It
English songs. Hostesses at the
sist
of
Jewish
classical and folk-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rosenber it
Camp will be open for the month
shower were Mrs. Anna Shindel,
songs, liturgical and workers'
Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Nemorofsky and of 2005 West Philadelphia avenu of June for those whose health
songs.
have as their guests Mr. and Mrs • will not permit them to participate
Mrs. Dubin.
The advance sale of tickets has
S. G. Weinberg and daughter in the regular canip program dur-
ing July and August. Registra- been announced this week. Ticket
Mrs. A. Goodman and daughter, Rosabelle, of Saginaw.
offices
will be announced next
tions are now being taken.
Belle, of Pingree avenue, have re-
week, and will be obtainable until
A surprise stork shower was
turned from Cincinnati, 0., where
the
concert
at the Shaarey Zedek
r5 WOODWARD AVENUE
they attended the wedding of Miss given in honor of Mrs. Bertha Health Talk:
The subject of the next health branch, Twelfth and Atkinson, on
Helen Margolis and William Good- Weintraub by the members and
Monday
and
Wednesday evenings,
man, which took place on Tuesday friends of the Women's Co-Opera- and beauty talk nn Thursday eve- when rehearsals take place.
ning, May 17, will be "Exercising
usive Footwear
evening, May 8. During their stay tive Association at the home of
they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fanny Morowitz, 529 East for Health and Beauty" and is Halevy Enlarging Its Mem-
open to members and friends of
Kirby.
Mrs. Hy Margolis.
bership.
the association.
Mrs. Betty Gordon of 8540 La
Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Myers and Salle boulevard entertained Sun- Baseball:
The first results of the city-wide
family, formerly of 2019 West day, May 6, for 21 little guests,
Girls, don't delay your registra- campaign for a still larger mem-
Philadelphia, are now residing at honoring the birthday of her son, tion for baseball if you want to bership, staged by the Halevy
2911 Monterey.
Bertram Gordon. The color play on the Y. W. H. A. team.
Choral Society, are already notice-
scheme was carried out in pink and
able. A number of new members
Mrs. Bessie Lipsky and daugh- yellow and prizes'and favors were Dance.:
with good voices and musical abil-
ter, Bertha, of Cincinssti, were distributed to the children.
Did you know that our dance ity have recently enrolled in the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Gold-
last Saturday night at Webster choir. Julius Miller, conductor of
stick of Cortland avenue for a
Al. M. Cilber of 2640 Gladston Hall was the peppiest ever? Come Ilalevy, announces that very soon
few days. During their stay here, avenue left for a motor trip t 0 this Saturday and see for your- classes will be conducted in sight
Chic open shank "T"
Mrs. II. W. Goldstick, also of New York, where he will be th self.
"strap design—black
reading and harmony. Members
patent with black and
Cortland avenue, gave a shower in guest of his sister.
who wish to avail themselves of
honor of Miss Lipsky, at which 15
white effect; honey
these music classes should get in
ladies were present. Miss Lipsky's
beige kid with jade
Mrs. A. Marks, 523 Owen ave- FRATERNAL TENNIS
touch with William (layman, as-
marriage to Leo Goldstick will nue entertained at bridge May 1,
white and honey beige
LEAGUE IS FORMED sistant conductor.
take place in Cincinnati on May honoring Miss Bernice Marks of
effect; blue kid with
Rehearsals are well attended ev-
blue and white effect.
27. They are planning a honey- Rochester, N. Y., who has been
A new trophy in the field of ten- ery Wednesday evening in the Jew-
moon trip to Chicago, following visiting here for the past two weeks. nis is now being presented in the ish ('enter, 31 Melbourne avenue.
A 814.50 value, speci-
ally priced.
which they will make their home Miss Marks, who has also been
form of the Nelson tennis trophy,
in Detroit.
visiting friends in the South for by the Pei Nu Theta Fraternity of
the past three months, left for her this city. This fraternity is now
On Sunday last Mrs. Herman home May 8.
organizing a tennis league in fra
Darmstaetter returned to her
ternal circles.
home on Arden Park, after spend-
Mrs. Julius E. Gordon of New
The Nelson tennis trophy is so
ing three months in Los Angeles, York City is visiting her sisters, named honoring the fraternity's
where she visited 'her daughter, Mrs. Simon Sarasohn and Mrs.
THIRD FLOOR
late president, Benjamin W. Nel-
Mrs. Hay Langemhein.
Benson, and her mother, at 2635 son, who was a great tennis en-
Pingree avenue.
thusiast. It will be awarded to the
Miss Lillian Miller, daughter of
winning fraternity in a tourna-
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Millet of Tay-
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Kopelman, ment between the leading teams of
lor avenue, has chosen Sunday, 224 Medbury, have as their guest the league at the end of the sea-
July 1 as the date of her marriage their father, Rev. H. Kopelman of son. According to plans, every
to Robert Radway, son of Mts. Hartford, Conn.
fraternity wishing to participate in
Mollie Radway of Chicago.
the tournament for the "city in -
Miss Ann J. Fineman and her ternational tennis championship"
Miss Ceil Miller of Taylor ave- fiance, Dr. I. II. Gutov, were will be represented in the league
nue has returned from Chicago, guests of the Tau Epsilon l'hi Fra- by a team consisting of two sin-
where she visited relatives and ternity at their week-end party gles and one double. Matches,
friends the past week.
dates and places for the play-offs
May 4-5 in Ann Arbor.
will be arranged by the Psi Nu
Among the passengers sailing
Mist' Rose Kursman was hostess Theta Fraternity.
on the Reliance for Europe on May at a week-end party given at her
Norbert L. Zuckerman, presi-
29 will be Mrs. H. Rosenthal, wife home, 12052 Steel boulevard. dent of the Psi Nu Theta, is chair-
of Rev. A. Rosenthal, of 2010 Among the guests were the Misses man of the league and will furnish
West Philadelphia.
Mildren Jakont, Gertrude Shubow, more details and information to
ALL NEW SHADES,
Fanny Bernstein, Matilda Rosen- all interested.
slightly irregular.
Miss Dorothy Lieberman of 2284 berg, Geraldine Fineman and Mar-
Regular •alue $1.98
Chicago boulevard had as her tha Rosenstien.
guest the past week Miss Isabelle
Lurie of Columbus, Ohio. Miss
Thomas Brand Marwil, senior at
Lieberman and her guest attended the medical school of the Univer-
1510
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the S. A. W. party at Ann Arbor. sity of Michigan, has as his guest
Woodward
to
over the week-end, Milton Rosen
Kerwia's
of Sioux City, Iowa.
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On Saturday last, Miss Evelyn
Levinson delightfully entertained
12 friends in honor of Mrs. Wil-
liam Diamond (Belle Schultz).
Exact
reproduc-
whose marriage was an event of
tion of Krause's
May 8.
Elizabeth Street East at Woodward Ave.
Reduce rapidly with
"MOTHER 0' MINE"
Y. W. H: A. NOTES
With
with song;
And a
thank God for your
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