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Linen
Lingerie
Furniture
Fine Merchandise

Sans and Florence Trunsky en-
tertained 20 of their friends on
Thursday evening, Dec. '27. at their
home on Boston boulevard. A con-
siderable part of the evening was
devoted to dancing in the ball-
A midnight lunch was
: rosni.
served.

Mr. and 5Irs. Charles Landau
of 11,41 Clairmount avenue enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Wicks-
man and son Benjamin, Miss Mol-
lie Glicksman and Bernard Alpert
at a dinner Sunday, Dec. 23, in
honor of Miss Glicksman's engage-
ment to Mr. Alpert.

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whose marriage to Louis Golds will
take place Jan. 6. The table was
set for 16 and the decorations
were carried out in pink and
white. A miniature bridal party
was the adornment of the table.

Stationery Sale

Wedding Calendar

Jan. 6—Miss Matilda M. Maxmon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel J. Maxman of Detroit, to Alfred A. Helfgott, sat of Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Ilelfgott of New York City.
Jan. 11—Miss Dorothy Wallace, slaughter of Mr. Joseph Wallace.
to Merall Goldman, son of Mr. Sans Goldman of Detroit.
Jan. 13—Miss Naomi'Margolis, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Margoolls
of Taylor avenue, to M. I. Gruskin, son of Mrs. Sophie Gruskin of
Owen avenue.
Jan. 13—Miss Frances Share, slaughter of Mrs. Ida Share of 17208
Brush, to Ilesel Kollenberg, son of 51r. and Mrs. Louis Kollenberg of
King avenue.
Jan. 20—Miss Laura Chesluk, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Chesluk, 2284 Hazelwood avenue, to Eugene Pollock.
Jan. 20—Miss Sally Leone, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.. Leone,
Toronto, Canada, to Ilerman Bennett, son of Mrs. J. Bennett, 2712
Vasadena avenue, Detroit.

Births

Mrs. Henrietta Garrett and
slaughter, Eleanor, spent the week
of New Year's in Chicago visiting
Mr. and Mrs. B. Lubin, formerly
i
of Detroit.

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Notes

Ohio Rabbi to Occupy Temple
Pulpit:
Rabbi David Alexander of
Akron, Ohio, will occupy the pul-
pit of Temple Beth El Sunday,
Jan. 13.

The Sunday Afternoon Dance:
The January affair of the
Young People's Temple Club will
be a Sunday afternoon dance to
take place Jan. 20.

14613 E. Jefferson

at Taylor Ave.

At Phillip Ave.

15145 Wyoming
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Royal Oak

116 South Main St.

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

"Anthology of World Poetry.":
The Literary Guild book for De-
cember is an "Anthology of World
Poetry" by the distinguished poet
and critics, Mark Van Doren.
A surprisingly large space is
given to modern Hebrew poetry,
showing that the literary world ap-
preciates not only the literature
which the Jew gave to the world
in the form of the Bible, but also
the literature which gifted Jewish
men and women are creating in
our own time.
But what to you, a Jew, know
about modern Hebrew poetry?
The class in current Jewish lit-
erature at Bet El College of Jew-
ish Studies is making a special
study of the great poetry now be-
ing written in Hebrew and Yiddish.

Teaching to Give:
Next Sunday the high school
council of Temple Beth El will
begin its campaign for raising the
$150 which it pledged to the Com-
munity Fund. Encourage your
children to contribute generously
It is the finest type of character
education you can give them.

The Report Cards:
have you read carefully the re-
port brought home by your child
from the religious school?
Make it your habit to watch the
progress made by your children
in nit. Temple School.

Help Wanted:
The new orphan asylum in
Cleveland needs "Cottage Moth-
ers." If there are any women
who are interested in taking such
a position, please write to Rabbi
From.

Perfection Lodge No. 386, F. &
A. M., will hold a special com-
munication Wednesday, Jan. 9, at
7 p. m. E. A. Degree.
C. K. SANDORF,
Secretary.
By order of--
HAROLD IIELLER, W. M.

ROYALE PALAIS

Detroit'. Newest Night Club.

Sunday, Dec. 30. at the home of
her parents. Rabbi Hershman of-
ficiated.
The bride was attractive in a
beige chiffon gown, trimmed in
brown transparent velvet, with the
matching accessories. Her bou-
quet was of Coolidge roses and
lilies of the valley.
A reception was held for 50 peo-
ple, after which they left for a trip
through Northern Canada. Then
will be at home to friends and
relatives after Jan. 15 at 2646
llogarth.

New Year's Eve:
One of the most successful par-
ties of the season was held un New
Year's Eve by members of the as-
sociation. The clubhouse looked
very festive in its colorful decora-
tions and a spirit of warmth and
good cheer permeated the group.
Games, dancing, noisemakers and
refreshments brought joy and hap-
piness to all who chose to spend
their New Year's Eve at the club.
house.

DULBERG—LAZAROW
Mr. ansl Mrs. G. Lazarow an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Mollie, to Jack Dul-
berg of New York City, on Jan. 1.

Dances:
The Y. W. II. A. dances at Web.
ster hall are very popular with the
young men and women in the Jew-
ish community.

Book Teas:
A series of book teas will be in-
SABLE—EPSTEIN
At a lovely wedding at the Hotel stituted at the clubhouse begin-
Staler on Sunday afternoon, Dec. ning Sunday afternoon, Jan. 13,
23, Miss Sarah Diana Epstein, at 3:30 o'clock. Rabbi Fram of
slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Temple Beth El will discuss "Rsou-
S. Epstein of 2549 Virginia Park, "beni," by Max Brod. Members are
became the bride of Herman R. urges' to attend.
Sable, grandson of Mrs. Fannie
Sable of 1975 Pingree avenue. Basketball:
Basketball practice for the Y.
The bride WAS attended by her sis-
ter, Mary, as maid of honor, and W. H. A. team is held every Mon-
the groom by his uncle, Max E. day and Tuesday evenings at the
Sable, as best man. Rabbi Aaron Hutchins School at 9 o'clock.
Si. Ashinsky officiated. A recep-' Registrations must be made at the
clubhouse.
lion followed the ceremony.

Can You Sing?
When our Temple was dedicated,
one of the features of the dedica-
tion was the singing of anthems
by the Temple Choral Society. For,
several years, however, the so.'
ciety has been inactive. The so-
ciety is now ready to resume its
activity, once again to sing an-
thems in the Temple and to give
concerts. William Howland, the
director, is ready to give a great
steal of his time to conducting the
choral work. Former members of
the society and all people of Tem-
ple households who have singing
voices are invited to come to the
opening rehearsal, Wednesday ,
night, Jan. 16, at 8 o'clock, in the
Brown Memorial Chapel.

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Eurythmic Dancing:
DISNER—ASHMAN
Enroll now for the new terns in
Miss Ann Ashman, daughter of
Sir. and Mrs. A. Ashman, became the eurythmic dancing class on
Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
the bride of Harold Disner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Disner, on Sun-
day evening, Dec. 30, at the North-
western Congregation B'nai Zion.
Rev. Milkowsky officiated.
Fenkell Brand,.
Miss Ashman wore a gown of
white taffeta trimmed with tulle Delta Social Club:
and a pearl embroidered lace can
The Delta Social Club is spon-
held her veil. White roses and soring a dance of the Jewish Cen-
lilies of the valley composed her ters Association, to be held at the
bridal bouquet. Miss Betty Ash- Fenkell branch on Sunday eve-
man, the bride's sister, maid of ning, Jan. 20, at 14:30 o'clock. A
honor, was gowned in orchid taf- well known orchestra will supply
feta and carried pink roses. Her the music. A delightful program
costume was completed by a rhine- has been arranged. and refresh-
stone headdress.
ments will be serves'. For infor-
Miss Dorothy Goren, Miss Shir- mation call Nathan Bean, super-
ley Ashman, Miss Sylvia Siegel of visor of Fenkell branch, Arlington
Chicago and Shirley Milstein, the 10448.
bridesmaids. were attired in pink,
green and peach colored gowns So-Ed Social Club:
and carries' pink roses. Their cos-
The So-Ed Club, which meets
tumes were completed with rhine- every Thursday evening at the
stone headdresses.
Fenkell branch of the Jewish fen.
The ushers were Irwin Landau, terra Association, is sponsoring an
Phil Brandt, Martin Goldman of open meeting to be held on Thurs-
Chicago and Jack Topcik.
day evening, Jan. 10, at 8:30. A
Two hundred guests attended delightful and entertaining pro-
the reception at the synagogue, gram has been arranged, consist-
following which Mr. and Mrs. Dis- ing of skits. songs, recitations and
ner left for Chicago.
dancing. Music for the dancing
will be furnished by an orchestra
"JUDAISM'S MORALITY" composed of club members. Re-
TOPIC OF LECTURE AT freshments will be served. Invita-
have been issued to the vari-
MEETING OF KVUTZAH tions
ous organizations meeting at both
the Fenkell branch and Melbourne
On Saturday, Jan. 5, at s:30
Center.
P. Si., in the Byron-Philadelphia
Hebrew School, a lecture will be
delivered by I. Altman on the topic,
"Sinai and Olympia," or "The
Morality of Judaism."
Mr. Altman is a graduate of a
Russian university. He has spent
a few years in Palestine co-oper-
ating in several Hebrew newspa-
Engagements, Banquets, Etc.
pers. In Detroit, Mr. Altman is
Catered Strictly Kosher
teaching in one of the branches of
the United Ilebrew Schools and
WI Cater in All Leading Hotels
contributes to Yiddish periodicals.
Call for Information
The lecture is arranged by the
Kvutzah-Ivrith Hebrew Cultural
Group.
M. A. PEREIRA
* Admission is free, and the pub-
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lic is invited.

$ The Detroit Hebrew
$ Infants' Orphan Home

announces a

Concert 1

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Under the Direction of

Detroit Catering Co.

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Dr. Mark 1

Gunzburg

In the Auditorium
of the

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Detroit Institute of
Art

52 Putnam Ave.

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Sunday Evening, 0
February 3
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Proceeds to be used for

DR. MARK GUNSBURG

furnishing the home.

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In addition to Dr. Gunzburg the outstanding I #
0 artists of Detroit as well as various artists will
0 contribute to the program.
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PERFECTION LODGE

8939 Twelfth St.

On Sunday, Jan. 11, the A. Z. A.,
Detroit Chapter No. 63, will hold
its semi-annual elections. The
present officers are: Jess Feller,
Aleph Godol (president); Hyman
Schwartz, Aleph S't'an (vice-presi-
(lent); Zeldon Cohen, Aleph :flag-
kir (secretary); Louis J. Cohen,
Aleph Gisbor (treasurer); Sam
Gorin, Aleph Shotare Gods,' (ser-
geant-at-arms); Chas. Stsilarsky,
Aleph Sopher (reporter); Ruben
J. Halperin, Aleph Kohen ()sabot
(chaplain). The meeting will
begin at 2 p. m.
The new chapter will hold its in-
stallation on Sunday, Feb. 10.
On Feb. 3, and 5, the chapter
will journey to Dayton, O., where
it will meet other chapters of the
district in the annual tournament.
Those chosen to make the trip are
Jess Feller, Sam Farber, AI Hen-
dricks, David Goozs., Manton'
Saltzon and Morton Beck of the
basketball team; I. Sol Rsoseisman,
who will orate on the subject of
"l'he Jewish Prophets," and Sam
E. Charfoose and Louis J. Cohen,'
who will debate on the subject,
"Resolved, that Jewish religion is
, indispensible to the Je•."

Dec. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gittleman (Pearl Swartz), •
Isaac Finkelstein, attorney with
son, Sheldon.
oflicis at 172-1 First National Bank
Dec. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Kaufman (Ray Kallmeir) of building, returned on Saturday
Harry Gilbert of New York,'
from a two months' tour of Poland,
formerly of Detroit, spent the New York City, a son, Kenneth Melvin.
Germany and France, where he
holiday period with his mother, of
inasle a study of Jewish conditions.
Inverness avenue. During his stay
St r. Finkelstein, who is a former
he was entertained by Miss Scho-
editor of the Detroit section of the
nette Goldsmith of the Genessee
Jewish
Daily Day, will speak on
Lodge, at a party for 60, at the
At Home:
his experiences abroad in the Lit-
Genessee Lodge, on Dec. 29. '
The
program
for
the
"At
tle Theater of the Volkshul, 539
FRIEDMAN—LEVINSON
Miss Fay Levinson, slaughter of (lome" this Sunday evening Kenilworth on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Levinson, be- promises to be an enjoyable sine.'
came the bride of Joseph Fried- Members and friends are urged to
man. son of George Friedman, on come promptly at 8:30 o'clock.

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A. Z. A. WILL HOLD
ELECTIONS SUNDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Robinson of
601 Medbury avenue entertained
Jon. 6 —Miss Sally Dunsky, daughter of Mrs. Celia Dunsky, to Sam
18 guests at luncheon and cards Cutler of Winnipeg. Manitoba, Can.
on Sunday, Dec. 23, in honor of
Jan. 6—Miss Rosa 51anes to William J. Jacobson, at the bride's
the birthday anniversaries of their
home, 1162 West Iroquois Road, Pontiac.
children, Frances and Irving Rub-
Jan. 6—Miss Betty Alps-on, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Alpert,
inson,
to Ilarry L. Sachs, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sachs of Indianapolis, Inst.

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Rice of 3318
Calvert entertained 60 guests at
their home in honor of the birth-
day of their daughter, Avis.
Among the out-of-town guests
were the Misses Ann Binkow of St.
Joseph's Academy, Adrian; Helen
Rosenberg of New York, and Pau-
line Kalish of Ann Arbor.

A beautiful bouquet of flowers is best appreciated. Flowers
arranged artistically that one can be proud to give will always
fti obtained at

The Detroit Ilehrem Infant , '
Orphan Hume announces that Ow
concert to be given on Feb. 3 at
the Detroit lnstituts. of Art will
be under the supervision of
Mark Gunzburg. The concert will
he held in the large auditorium of
the institute, and arrangement,
are being made for some of the
leading artists to participate.

The proceeds of the concert, the
announcement states, are to be
used for furnishing the home.
Mrs. Albert Harwith, chairmai
of the committee in charge, is as-
sisted by a group of active worker.
who pledge to make this concert
one of the outstanding affairs of
the season.
Under the leadership of Dr.
Gunzburg, it is expected that the
outstanding Detroit artists, as well
Sir. and Mrs. Harry Glicksman of Owen avenue announce the as visiting artists, will contribute
to the program.
betrothal of their slaughter, Mollie, to Bernard Alpert.
51r. and Mrs. Ben Dank of 121251 Linwood avenue announce the
engagement of their slaughter, Clara, to Jack Bilsky of 39 Sturte-
vant avenue.

Henry A. Reich of the Chatham
Apartments is the guest of his
fiancee, Miss Sturman of Roches-
ter, N. Y.

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Dr. Mark Gunaburg to Supervise
Affair of Detroit Hebrew
Infanta Orphan Home.

Mrs. Pauline Wachler of 2219 West Euclid announces the betrothal
of her daughter, Rae, to Ben Richman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rich-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Luber announce the engagement of their
slaughter, Rose, to Abraham J. Lachover, sun Of Mr. and Mrs. Miirri,
Lachover.
51r. ned Mrs. Joseph J. Mahler announce the engagement of their
slaughter, Esther Florence, to Morey L. Abrahams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Abrahams.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eglar of Commonwealth avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Minnie, to George Max, son of Mr.
and Mr's. Alex Max.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tarnapol of 'Allendale avenue announce 11a.
engagement of their slaughter Esther to Reiman Eglar, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Evian
Isadore Rolnick of Kenilworth avenue announces the engagement
of his (laughter, Lillian, to Jack Greenblatt of Detroit. The wedding
will take place March 17.
Mrs. Lillian Horowitz of 4026 Monterey announces the engage-
ment of her slaughter, Estelle, to Sidney hater, son of 51r. and Mrs.
Simon Dater.
Mr. and MN. 51. Gotliffe announce the engagement of their sister,
Jennie Hart, to Carl Wintraub of Detroit, formerly of Toledo.

Ilarry Gilbert of New York,
formerly of Detroit, is visiting his
-inter, Mrs. Rose Goble, of Blaine
avenue.

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Engagements

Qrsoned

Miss Hews Gittleman entertained
at a party given in honor of the
Misses Belle Steinberg and Rose
Levin at Miss Steinberg's hong. sol
Boston boulevard, Saturday,
Dec. 29.

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