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As Told by His Artist Wife, Rosin. Lhevinne, in on Interview With
New Years Greetings to All
Beth Levin Siegel.
By RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN
Our Jewish Friends
With all my heart I wish the members of the
It was at lunch in a quaint little vas then the musical center of
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community a happy New Jewish Year—a year
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Josef
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Tovu Tikosevu.
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Jewish ideals and practices, by an earnest solici-
tude for the moral and religious upbringing of our
children, by a keen interest in the upbuilding of
our Jewish Homeland, by a fuller recognition of
the duties we owe our people here and abroad.
May the year dawning upon us make for a new
consecration to the cause of Judaism and for a
quickening of our will to remain faithful and loyal
to our sacred heritage.
Again the call of the Shofar will be heard
throughout the land, to usher in a New Year.
What it holds in store for us we must await and
see, but the past is as an open book which we can
read, study, and possibly benefit by.
As in other years we Jews of Detroit have
labored in behalf of every worthwhile cause to
uplift our people throughout the Jewish world.
Money has been generously given to upbuild our
beloved Palestine, to aid our brethren in Russia to
settle on the soil, for the upkeep of Yeshivahs,
orphan asylums, old folks homes, and others too
numerous to mention. Now let us retrospect what
we have done for ourselves.
Detroit is almost alone among the large cities
of this country without a Jewish llospital for which
there is at the present time a crying need. The
Old Folks Home is in a deplorable condition, our
Orphan Home is full to overflowing, our Jewish
young men and women should have a proper "Y."
Why are we so backward in a city known
throughout the world as Dynamic? We have the
men, the money, but sadly lack the initiative.
Therefore, let us this coming year combine our
forces whether Orthodox or Reform, American or
European-born Jew, put our shoulders to the wheel
and in addition to all the well worth while things
we have done in the past, put Detroit Jewry on the
map that we may be on a par with our sister cities
of America.
OUR GOOD WISHES ARE COMING
TRUE
By RABBI REUBEN HURWITZ
Year in and year out we address ourselves, one
to another, on the occasion of our New Year, with
kindly greetings and good wishes.
It should be a source of joy to know that we
are really making progress as Jews In America.
Our good wishes are evidently coming true.
May the coining year be a very happy one for
all Israel.
folded a romance to me.
No book of fiction has ever held t here. From that time on my hos.
(and made tremendous strides ar-
my interest more profoundly.
Mow. Lhevimm is rather reticent t istically, which I doubt he would
It MIS, therefore, have made had we remained at
and modest.
difficult to get her to speak of her Tiflis.
Its is very fond of the outdoors.
famous husband. When, however,
she told the story of this little girl I le loves nature. Fishing offers
of nine iind her 1.4-year-old teacher him the greatest amount of relaxa-
at the Moscow Conservatory, she t ion. I think he enjoys that more
"I shall never
the Was
first be.
Europe.
Godowsky,
Ga.
else. Hoffman,
Then there
is
t han anything
completely
forgot forget
that she
log interviewed and I could see hunting—he enjoys shooting—also
that she was living each incident t ennis, skating and fencing. Ile
again—her eyes sparkled with the has always been extremely inter-
.sted in astronomy."
joy of reminiscence.
Mine. I.hevinne was about to
"When I was nine years old,"
continue
when her husband inter-
commenced Mme. Lhevinne, "I en-
tered the MoscolV Conservatory. rupted:
"I
must
tell you what a great
After studying two months, my
teacher became ill, and the direc- inspiration my wife has been to me.
When
we
were
married she gave
tor recommended as a temporary
teacher his star pupil, Josef 1.11e- up a great career—having been
VinTa.—who was then 14 years old. graduated from the Conservatory
of Moscow with the highest honors.
She gave up this career not only
time
teacher
to call to make nu- happy, but Is improve
on
us. my
Ile new
wore
one of came
the regula-
ray The
artistic
soul—which
tion Russian blouse outfits, and I and
she develop
has done.
most
beautiful
remember
distinctly
the
silver
watch
and chain
which
were
so part of her character is that she
such tre- always strives for the highest
much in evidence.
ideals. No one on earth could have
mendously bushy hair! inspired me as she has—always,
"When
he come
arrived,
mother
asked
me to
and my
meet
him, too, any severest critic. It is so
but I had a swollen cheek, and re- seldom that one finds husband and
wife artists of the same instru-
belled against meeting my new ment."
teacher in such an unhappy state.
In Josef and Rosins
however, mother coaxed and I
acquiesced. My new teacher'greet- one finds an exception to the
' ed me with at kiss, as he did each theories of Daudet, the French
time thereafter till I was 12. He novelist, in his hook, "Wives of
in which
he paints
had become a very close friend of Great
such Men,"
harrowing
pictures
of the
the family. jealousy existing between husband
"One
summer,
after that
,I was
12 won
and honors
wife, when
one public.
or the other
years
old,
I told Josef
I was
front the
a young lady and he could twit, with
The Lhevinnes
had phe-
propriety, kiss me any more. Ile nomenal
success in have
two-piano
re
-
treated my rebut!' very lightly--I citals.
shall never forget it.
A son, Constantine, in the early
"From thence On he tantalized
no with tales of his fascination for twenties, is a student at Ann
Arbor; a great lover of jazz, and a
other girls. mathematician who has received
"One
evening,
after I was
I high
honors at college.
The talent
was
asked
to he hostess
at a 15,
party
for mathematics
Constantine
in-
that 01• Of
my
friends
gave.
Mr herits from his mother, who re-
Lhevinne was
there.
When
I asked
ceived a gold medal when she
my
usual
question,
'Who
are you graduated
college
as a result
in love
with
now,' his
description
of her high from
marks
in mathematics.
fitted me accurately. That was The little daughter,
Mari . '1111e.
one of the first great thrills of my
now Diae years old. is }wing tutored
life.
"At 1fi I finished the conserva- in music by her mother, who insists
that the child has her father's
tory and one week later we were touch.
Mr. Lhevinne feels that there is
"After our honeymoon, my hus-
a certain something which his wife
band accepted a professorship
in gives to a pupil Which !IP cannot
the Conservatory at Tiflis. We
give, and Main. Lhevinne, on the
were extremely
there.
My other hand, feels that there are
success happy
was very
great,
husband's
things which her husband imparts
financially we were
comfortable,
and so these two
and socially well-established,
but I more
artists effectively,
teach "co-operatively."
proper
not
the
felt that there WAS
"We love America," our inter-
environment for my husband to
VieW was corning to a close — "and
develop courage
artistically.
It ever
took ex-
the it is very gratifying to as to be
greatest
I have
able
to guide
ercised to force my husband to friends
to our young American
move to Berlin, but he has always lovers of become artists and true
=SO . . "
been grateful to me for it. Berlin
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the members of the Fishman Agency in wishing their many
policyholders and friends a most happy and pros-
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It is our earnest hope that the bond of friendship and
good-will which now binds this institution to the Jewish
clientele will be maintained and strengthened through-
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