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i)LTROFIJEWISit et RON ICLE
Engagements
Hundreds
Woodward Thou to Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goldstein of London, Ont., announced the
engagement of their daughter, I.eah, to David Wolinsky, at a recep-
Instead of a regular meeting the tion and dinner for 50 couples held in Detroit on Oct. 28.
Sisterhood of Congregation Shea-
rey Zedek will entertain their hus-
bands at a Chanukah dinner on
Dec. 9 at the synagogue, Willis
and Brush. This will take the
place of the regular December
meeting. The program committee
is busy with plans for a novel pro-
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Nov. 18-Miss Evelyn Schreiber, daughter
gram, which will be presented af-
Schreiber,
to
Gilbert
Fink.
rater,
ter the dinner.
Nov. 16-Miss Selma Sell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sell, to
Miss Selma Sell whose marriage Lo uis 11. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown.
amt
to Louis II. Brown will be an event
Nov. I9-Miss Ruth Ileavenrich Lambert, daughter of Mr.
of November 15, was honored at a Mrs. Benjamin L. Lambert, to William Henry Frank, son of Mr. and
personal shower at which Miss Mrs. Harry J. L. Frank.
Mr. T. Edelson, to Ben
Queenie Berkowitz was hostess.
Dec. 16-Miss Ethel Edelson, daughter of
Miss Berkowitz will be one of Miss
\V. Kovan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kovan.
Sell's attendants.
Fur Coats
At 'Reduced Prices
Maid's Uniforms
in New
Correct Colors
Wedding Calendar
IN THE FORTY- SECOND
ANNIVERSARY
of
ANNIS
FURS
WOODWARD at CLIFFORD
FOUNDED 1887
WM/
Parents Announce
Her Engagement
Mr. Joseph Bing of the Wilshire
returned Monday from Balti-
more where he attended the Navy-
Michigan game.
Births
UNIFORMS
Dims cloth (Sketched/ 5.00
Rayon, 6.00; Mohair 16.50
Crepe de Chine - - 17.50
29 75
Satin
Black and white, or pas-
tel tones.
MISS GLADYS SCHLUSSEL
Mr. and Mrs. David Schlussel of
2975 Pasadena avenue announce
Mr. and Mrs. I,ouis Sell will re- ,
3214 West Grand avi.
the
betrothal of their daughter,
Nov. 19-To Mr. and Mrs. D. Newman of
ceive their relatives and friends at
Gladys, to l'aul Oberman of De-
the Hotel Stetter on Sunday, Nov. noe s a son, Norman Melvin.
Nov. 12-To Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Rice (Barbara Keller), twins, troit.
15, from 3 to 5, following the mar-
to Richard Allen and Barbara Joan.
- L oge of their (laughter, Selma, and
veil Lewis Spickler (Sylvia Madanes),
Louis B. Brown, son of Mr an
Nov. 11-Tu Mr. and Mrs. Da
Mrs. Aaron Brown.
1709 Edison avenue, a son, Lawrence Norman,
(Lillian Weisman) a .
Nov. 7 -To Mr. and Mrs. Abe E. Robinson
= Mrs. Gus Rice returned Wednes -
Mrs. A. 13, Roman left on Toes-
Phelps.
= day from a short visit in New son, Nov.
4-To Dr. and Mrs. Morton Yarrows (Ruth Klein), 447 Med- day for Detroit to he the guest of
York City.
Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Broder.
bury avenue, a dallghter, Eleanore.
Nov. 1-To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bacon (Sally Zeientz) of Flint,
In honor of Miss Lillis Marien-
of Detroit, a daughter, Pula Constance.
for
Reed City, Mrs. Max Kahn
Novi 1-To Mr. and Mrs. Levin, 4042 Clements avenue, a son, that
entertained two tables of bridge
pall (Mg Notts
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Don't Forget to Attend This Event!
Thanksgiving begins a
new season of "at-homes"
-and, as always, the per-
fect taste of the hostess is
apparent in the grooming
of her maids.
E_ WINDSORHADASSAH
it If ) HOLD CARNIVAL
SPONSORED BY
=
Jericho Lodge No. 490 L.A . A • E.
November 22-23-24
to Open in
-
ff
Two - Day Affair
Border City This Wed-
nesday Evening.
Ilimelhoch•-Uniforms-Tbla Floor
Bernard
Mr. ' and Mrs. Jack Kalish (Edythe Hope Merar of Detroit) of last I. nday.
Cleveland, announce the birth of a son, Donald Merar
M r. and Mrs. . Julius Ginsberg
had as their guests the latter's par-
ts, Mr. and MI'S. Davis of De- 1
e a ds
the past week.
/'
arriagro
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Levy have
At Home.
home after emending the
Windsor's three Hadassah chap-
=
The
entertainment
for
the
At
N
past
three weeks in New
York aid
= tars are combining in sponsoring
Miss
an
City.
= the carnival to be held Wednesday
glass Harriet Levine, daughter Hume this Sunday evening will be Atlantic
furnished
entirely
by
children.
For
= and Thursday, at 71 Sandwich of Mr. and Mrs. Abrahant Singer,
1019' Stewart, that reason, the program will start
The semi-annual rummage sale
became the bride of Ito
street east, in Windsor.
. at 8:30 o'clock and members and of the Temple Sisterhmal will be
two-day affair will open
= en This
rt, of
at Mr.
a pretty
wedding
Nov. friends of the association are held on Nov. 20 and 21.
Wednesday evening and will be son
and Mrs.
Gilbert on
Sew•
❑ eged to conic promptly.
-
= continued all day Thursday. There , a
Booths exhibiting merchandise and wares will be on
-
Shaarey Zadeck synagogue was
= will be dancing both evenings, and coral
I. ' The
bride was velvet
charming
in a
transparent
ensemble
the scene of a pretty wedding, Sun-
display.
with hat to correspond. She car- Theater Party:
-= admission will be free.
..7
, enjo!yed day evening, when Miss Sarah
A group of Y members
On Wednesday evening,
ADMISSION FREE
a rind tea roses and lilies of the val.
.S.
.
chicken dinner will be serve . ley. She was attended ty . .. the firs of the series of . cw car
:
Guild
plays,
"The
Doc- Greenstein,
daug ter a 115 North
M rs. Isaac Greenstein,
Commencing this week a dance will be held every EL. Many entertainment features are Harry Singer, and Mr. Harry, T
Singer served as best man. tor's Dilemma" by Bernard Shaw Ilirney street, and Bernard Bryn-
being
arranged
for
the
carnival.
Sunday night at the hall. You are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left for on Nov. 15. There will be another ner son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
....1
Many art and fancy goods will be
216 North Grant street,
'
on display and sale during the Chicago following a family din-, theater party to witness the per- Brenner,
tier, formance of the play "The Second spoke their marriage vow's to Rab-
affair.
--
The three convenors for the car-
Man," by S. N. Behrman. Tickets bi Glantz of Saginaw.
may be procured at the clubhouse. , The bride was dressed in white
STRYSOWER-PAYNE
nival are the presidents of the
-
satin and rose point lace. Her veil
three chapters, Mrs. Sadie Peter-
The marriage of Miss Anna
which was crowned shaped, was
man. Mrs. S. Meretzky and Miss Payne to harryStrysower of Chi- Friday Evening Services:
Philip
Slomovitz
will
he
the
trimed
with pearls and orange
Esther Starkman.
cag. o DI., was solemnized Satur• speaker at the Sabbath services on blossoms. She came(I a a h i Aver
day evening, Nov. 10, in the pres•
bouquet
of white roses and rib-
once of the immediate family. Friday evening, Nov. 23.
J. N. F. AUXILIARY
lions. Miss Anne Lubin of Detroit,
A Vase of Beautiful Flowers Artistically Arranged-
Rabbi Franklin officiated. Mr. and
of honor was dressed in
the
TO PICK OFFICERS Mrs. Strysower will take up their Child Study Class:
A Basket of Seasonable Blooms, with the added
Attention is called to the Child orchid taffeta with a bouquet of
The last board meeting of the residence at the Flamingo Hotel, Study
touch of Blending Ribbon Ties-
Class for married members rases. Miss Faye Greenstein, sis-
Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road
APRONS
Sheer white - 1.00 to 10.00
Pastels - • 2.50 and 3.50
Before Buying Jewelry
Make Your Appointments With the Well
Known Appraiser
J. H. GELBARTH
=
at the
Parisian Jewelry Co.
8220 Twelfth Street
SPECIALIZING IN VALUE OF GENUINE
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
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THOSE FAMOUS
`Buddy' Delicatessens
is
Charlie Ros nman Suggests '1 V 1 . eTelk e
Above all a dependable service that has been estab-
AL an e x act ing clientele.
er
lished by years of sice
FOR L OC C AS ION S
FLOW ER S
SubWay Flower Shop
CHARLES II. ROSENMAN, Prop.
227 Gratiot Avenue.
Cherry 9171
Charming. Homes
Plus individuality, can be achieved
at prices within the M1.1111A Of all at
Kaufman's. Came in and see our
beautiful display of our own built-in
f• at arcs.
Kaufman's Furniture and
Upholstering Co.
8910 Twelfth Street
tween /Ix/A.1.1..1 and 1:!xt ,
brides-
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish . Chicago, after -
Dec. 1.
ter of the bride, acted as
which meets on alternate Thurs- maid
and wore pink taffeta with a
MARKS-BARAHAL
National Fund, was held Nov. 12,
day afternons at 2:30 o'clock.
•
bouquet
of pink roses. "Jack"
-
Nuptial vows were spoken by
at the home of Mrs. S. Levin, 3015
Brenner
of Saginaw, attended the
(laughter of Gy .... t i.
('advert.
Final plans for the elee- •
C
The
class
in
gymnastics
at
Tent-
bridegroom
and Benjamin Green-
lion of officers were formulated.'
Miss Irene
Burahal,
11
Mrs.
Oscar Barithal, when
Ale Beth El on Tuesday evenings is stein was the usher. The ring
A special meting of all
for that purpose is being called she was united in marriage to proving very popular. New stem- bearer and the flower girl were lit-
for Wednesday, Nov. 21, at 5:30 ! David A. Marks on Nov. 4, at the bers may still enter the class by tie Donald Nover of Flint, and
Yvette Brenner.
p, m. at the Shaarey Zedek Beth Israel Synagogue.
er at the clubhouse.
d in w bite reg is ting
. The bride was gowne
branch, ' Twelfth and Atkinson.
satin and lace. A close fitting
bershipc,,,r,th,el,
cap of lace encrusted with orange M em
Wall: the Comfort Way
The last Sunday evening, in No-
blossoms held her veil of tulle. A
Y. P. S. HEARS TALK
r hhias been set aside for a
d
ventheers
ses
an
shower
bouquet
of
white
ro
p carnival. A sideshow,
BY SIMON SHETZER lilies of the valley compl eted h er memb
stunt booths and clowns will fur- BOSTONIAN
-
Shoes for Men
A mbers and friends of the costume.
The bride was attended by Miss nish plenty of fun. Members are
Young
Society
of Sunday's
Shaarey , Dorothy Flayer, maid of honor, requested to dress in carnival cos-
Zedek People's
who attended
last
meeting heard an inspiring ad- who was attired in flesh colored tunics and to present their mem•
dress by Simon Shetzer, who dis- chiffon, and carried a bouquet of bership cards at the door.
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or. ,
Plan to Be With Us fur a Pleasant Evening
11th Annual Dance
Given by the
Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home
BOOK•CADILLAC HOTEL
Sunday Evening, December 2
cussed "The Synagogue and the Pink
, The roses.
Misses Ann Barahal, sis- Y. W. H. A. Dances:
The dances at Webster Hall on
Community."
Mr. Shetzer's address was fol- ter of the bride, and Betty Marks,
nue to
lowed by a general discussion in sister of the groom, attended the Saturday evenings conti
and women
which the members of the organ. bride as bridesmaids and wore please the co young
men
t o
refer
p
who
and peach gowns, respective- of the in mm unity
a wholes ome Je wish en -
ization and their friends partici- p ink Bouquets of Coolidge roses dance
ly.
vironment.
their costumes.
paled.
tertained comp
Miss Rose Lefton
Little gasoline Hurwitz
urwitz served
Dramatics:
p iano. The
the organization at the en
The bride
afternoon was closed by dancing. as flower
girl. was led to the altar There are desirable openings in
by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barahal, the dramatic group meetings on
------.
Barahal wearing a gown of Thursday evenings for a few more
LINEN SHOWER FOR Mrs.
blue crepe and a corsage of sweet talented young men. Ap Ilea-
lions should be made to Miss chm-
OLD FOLKS' HOME peas and rosebuds.
ramatic coach, at the club-
-
I Mr. Hyman Barahal performed sh1(0)u.,,,ed.
The Northwestern branch of the
Jewish Old Folks' Home is span- the Covers
duties of
best
man.
were laid for 75 intimate
wiring a linen shower for the bone-
fit of the Home Nov. 21 at the friends at the bride's home, 15468
A. Z. A. NOTES
Knights of Pythias Hall, 3153 Cass Petoskey.
Mr. and Mrs. Marks left for an
Harold
"Chuck" Malis, basket-
Mrs.
Alfred
Davis
is
avenue.
chairman,
by Mrs.
Kap- after
extended
Ian, Mrs. J. assisted
Rose, Mrs.
J. A. J. Gold-
which trip
they through
will be Canada,
at home ball coach of the chapter, reporte d
berg, Mrs. N. Blatnikoff and Mrs. to their friends on Rochester ave- at the lastmeetingthat
his Sam
team
of Jess Feller,
con
Farber, Louis Cohen, Manton
ce rs of the or- nue.
11. Shulman. Offi
ganization are Mrs. R. Sarasohn,
Saulson, Al Ilenricks, Sam Char-
os Albert , sec- JR. HADASSAH TO HOLD coos, Bob Davis, and Ben Caplan,
press ,' en t. , Mrs Rose
are prepared to play at the dis-
rotary; Mrs. H. Davis, treasurer, UNIQUE PARTY DEC.
-
GRAND OPENING BALL
Given by the New
YOUNG FOLKS SOCIAL CLUB
Sunday, November 18, 1928
AT JERICHO HALL
2705 Joy Road at Linwood Avenue
Dancing from 8:30 to 12:30. Finzel's Orchestra
Admission $1.00
Strictly Kosher Caterer
Weddings, Engagements, Ban-
quets-All Social Functions
M. A. PEREIRA
DETROIT CATERING
COMPANY
We Cater in the Leading Hotels
125 RICHTON AVENUE
Call Longfellow 5654
PROFESSOR SCHNEIERSON
NOTED LECTURER AND PSYCHOLOGIST
Will be the Spea
n November 25-26.
JEWISH CENTER, 31 MELBOURNE
Professor Schneierson in one of the outstanding lecturers in
Yiddish. His subjects are as follows:
Sunday, Nov. 25--"The Way to • Person" (a psychological
expedition in the spiritual sphere).
Monday, Nov. 26-"Suicide or Worldly Intoxication: What
Is the Choicer'
Tuesday, Nov. 27-"How to Make the Most of One's Own
Spiritual Depths."
LEADING ARTISTS OF THE
MOSCOW HABIMAH
Featuring
Benjamin Zemach and Chaiele Crober
Will Present A Concert
Including some of the Best Hits of the Troupe
SUNDAY EVENING, DEC. 2
MAJESTIC THEATER
•
Remember This Nee!
Drop in after the show or, in fact,
any time and every one of
"Buddy's" delicious sandwiches
scrumptious corned beef and
THE
RITZ
48.50
A French toe model
. neat and trim ...
built of fine grade
lightweight Calfskin
over a combination
last - Tan or Black.
The girls who have been mem- lubs desiring to contest thin chap-
bers of Junior Iladasnah previous terwith basketball games should
to this year's intensive member:, all the Savarine hotelbetween
ship drive will escort their "ladies 5 and 6:30 p. m. and ask fur Mr.
to the "manless" cabaret to be malis.
held at the Tuller ballroom on Sat-
The date of the National A. Z.
urday evening, Dec. 1. Any girl
ROSTC)?{IAN
who has joined since the cam- A. Day has been changed from
paign has been in swing may to Dec. 16 to Dec. 23. Arrangements
LP %OE STORES lor
the "gent," providing she brings has been started for this affair at
IN Muhl. Ave • 7.7.1 Cadil IN Sow..
liwo
i a new member in the person of which time there will be a pag-
Jed. ko.
giant, a dance, noted speakers from
the "girl friend."
and
an
afternoon
This party is limited to Junior nut-of-town,
Rehearsals are being
liadassah members only.
Mi " luncheon.
Carolyn A. Goodman is in charge renducted now for the Judas Mac- ---
ca beus degree. a dramatic and
of this affair.
Besides dancing, there mill be colorful pageant.
novelty numbers by a well-known
4. Z. A., Detroit Chapter No.
orchestra and a fashion show
sponsored by the Style Shop can- 63, announces its first mid-week
der the direction of Miss Carolyn dance to be held Wednesday eve-
M. Goodman. Members of Junior ning, Nov. 21, at the Wnai g'rith
Hadassah will act as models. There .•mmunity House, 275 East Ferry
will be radio stars, several num- avenue. Music will be furnished
bres from the theaters, and a tour- !,v• Seymour Simon's Collegians.
prise is promised those who par-
On Sunday evening, Nov. 11,,
ticipate.
Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich, president of the organization held a dinner
the senior organization, and Mrs. dance at the Oriole Terrace in hon-
Cohen, senior advisor, will be the or of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hendricks
and Mr. and Mrs. Schneider.
chaperones.
by
---
Miss Goodman is assist
sse.
The intellectual advancement
Mrs. Celia Mann and the
c•mmittee,
presided
over by Sam
Be" Brenner. Carolyn M. Good-
z. Charfoos, announces that the next
man, Elaine and dens Horvitz.
f
the
bate
to
be held at
Snyder,
a
topic
or
e
e
nd
Minnie and Sophie
the open meeting on Nov. 18, at
Mary Barak.
will
be
"Resolved(
that
Tickets may be obtained from 2:30 P. M.,
any member of the committee. at Palestine should be the homeland
of
the
Jack
Jews.,
Bob
Davis
,
the Style Shop, 15 Clifford, or by
communicating with Carolyn A. Rosenfeld and Sam Charfoos are
Finest selection of
Goodman, 265 Belmont, Arlington to uphold the affirmative side while
Sidney Markle, Reuben Halperin
styles in all widths and
3623-W.
oppose
to
and &Mon Cohen are
sizes.
DETROIT LODGE NO. 55, K. P. them. Already debater%
the Detroit
A DOWNTOWN STORE IN
--
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights chapter at the district tournament
of Pythias, will hold a regular to be held in December at Mem-
Tenn. Checker and cher.
busineas meeting on Tuesday eve- ',hie
playng
i tournaments are to be held
ning. Nov. 20.
for inter-fraternities of Detroit.
WILLIAM ROSENBERG.
8950 Twelfth St.
Secretary.
Your Baby's Shoes?
Scientifically Fitted
Davis & Halperin
Chancellor Commander.
'Checker
Cabs. Empire 7000•
"Buddy" Meyerson mou
th melting weiners.. In fact,
everything served by "Buddy's" is of the best.
We cater to card parties, etc. Just phone your order any
and we'll be glad to deliver.
"BUDDY'S" DELICATESSEN
"The
Rendezvous of Your Friends."
Twelfth at Taylor
Garfield 9248
WONT YOU PLEASE HELP?
The net increase of the contributions from
the Jewish community must be 25' over that of
last year. This means that quite a number of
individuals will be obliged to increase their sub-
scriptions about 4056 in order that we might
attain our goal of $300,000, set for the Jewish
community.
These are some of the reasons for the need-
ed increase:
1. There was a falling off in 1927 of
$50,000, in the contributions from the Jew-
ish community as compared with 1926.
2. There has been the expected expan-
sion in the work of the Jewish agencies and
the Jewish population has increased ap-
proximately 7','0
3. The Federation is inaugurating a de-
pendent children's program calling for an
extended use of foster homes for the care of
dependent and neglected children. This
will require an additional $15,000. Unless
the money is obtained, untold hardships
will be experienced on the part of our
fatherless and motherless Jewish children.
4. A number of Jewish agencies are not
yet affiliated with the Community Fund
through the Jewish Federation. This affilia-
tion must be effected as soon as possible if
we are to have a united Jewish community;
and this can not be achieved until the Jew-
ish community is able to respond adequately
to the Community Fund appeal.
5. In the event of future expansions now
being planned, such as a Jewish Hospital
or Jewish Center, maintenance expendi-
tures will be needed. The Community
Fund can only supply these maintenance
expenditures if the Jewish community puts
into the Fund the moneys needed for such
expenditures.
6. In a group of ten large Jewish com-
munities, Detroit holds eighth rank with
reference to the moneys expended for Jew-
ish philanthropic work. We must raise our
status as a community.
7. Industrial conditions in 1928 have im-
proved over 1927 to the extent of an in-
crease of 535 in the number employed this
year as compared with 1927.
The Jews historically enjoy the reputation
of being among the most philanthropically in-
clined peoples. We owe a duty to our people;
to our dependents; to the Detroit community.
Please respond with increases in the inter-
ests of our welfare and our traditional reputa-
tion.