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Engagements
,
David I. Sobel, secretary of the
United Congregations of Greater
Pittsburgh, is visiting in Detroit.
Mr. Sobel is well known in social
and communal circles in the city
of Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baer of Memphis, Tenn.:, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Burton J. Friedman, son
of Mrs. Tillie B. Friedman of Detroit.
Miss Minan Levin has taken
charge of the dramatic work at
the J
. •i h
s C enters Association.
Miss Levin, whose home is in
Boston, Mass., has the degree of
imelhoch's
Woodward Thru to Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Goren announce the engagement of their
slaughter, Dorothy, to Irwin Landau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harris
Landau.
Mrs. Louis Rudolph announces the engagement of her slaughter,
Rhoda, to Fred Haller of Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haller
Mrs. I. Wax of Chicago was of Montreal, Canada.
hostess to eight of her son Reu-
Mr. and Mrs. L. Mellman of Columbus, 0., announce the engage-
ben's, fraternity brothers from De-
ment of their daughter, Claire, to Benjamin Browarny, m of Mr. and
troit.
Sirs. L. Browarny of Detroit.
Introducing
Mrs. Rose Kramer of Windsor announces the engagement of her
Myer S. Fink of 1199 Atkinson
avenue left for Miami Beach, Fla., daughter, Mary Kramer, to Fred Foreman, sun of Mrs. P. Foreman
to visit his daughter, Mrs. harry' of Minneapolis, Minn.
0. Markle (Dorothy Fink), with
whom he will spend the winter
months.
"Llehnsdale"
—the new 1929
Wedding Calendar
Dr. and Mrs. S. Wolfgang an it
son, Marvin, are now residing i n
the Whitmore Plaza, 300 Whit
more Drive.
Glen Bogie Hat
Jan. 13—Miss Naomi Margolis, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Margooll
of Taylor avenue, to M. I. Gruskin, son of Mrs. Sophie Gruskin of
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel G. Klei n Owen avenue.
of Atkinson avenue are enjoyin
g
Jan. 13—Miss Frances Share, daughter of Mrs. Ida Share of 17208
a 10 days' sojourn in Chicag 0
Brush, to Hese! Kollenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kollenberg of
visiting relatives and friends.
King avenue.
Reuben D. Wax, a law studen
Jan. 20—Miss Laura Chesluk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
at the University of Michigan, re Chesluk, 2284 IIazelwood avenue, to Eugene Pollock.
turned to Ann Arbor after spend Jan. 20—Miss Sally I.eone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Leone,
ing his vacation with his mother Toronto, Canada, to ]Ferman Bennett, son of Mrs. J. Bennett, 2712
Mrs. I. Wax of Chicago.
Pasadena avenue, Detroit.
`Place Plates
in theJanuary Sale
A collection that would
tempt the sternest !taxless to
a moment of self-indulgenee.
But no extravagance, for
even the noblest patterns, the
most princely huts come un-
de• the denim-tulle rule of
the January Sale. Discounts
of in% make all thin loveli-
ness available at p•iCeN that
will not be equalled again for
another t welvc months.
Crystal, ton, is similarly re-
duced. So come and boy to
your heart's content or your
purse's exhaustion, secure in
the exhilarating knowledge
that Frog pitrelutse in a fa-
mous be. rgairt
4,
.
, INC ARTS BUILOING
• t) ADAMS AV(144C, WEST
Detroit ,Nichigan
the Gift eioday Wm
Xeirlerom sfgemerrem,
On Monday evening, Dec. 24,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris of 1625
West Philadelphia gave a birthday
party in honor of their *laughter,
Molly.
matic groups at the Hecht Neigh-
borhood House, Boston. She has
been the dramatic director at the
Ilecht Camp, Camp Country Week
and at the Edgewater Camp for
Girls in Maine. She hiss also been
associated in dramatic work with
the Boston Community Institute
Births
Miss Levin has had charge of dra-
Glen Bogie Hola — Fourlh. Floor
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Mr. and Mrs. David Selker of
Jan. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Be Young of 2649 Culvert ave '
3230 Euclid Heights boulevard,
nue, daughter, 'ferry Jean.
1 t1 h'.'''s
. A. "Ot New
d• : ..tictTa.n d L '. nd V.
Cleveland
Heights,
Ohio, an-
Nliss Levin will be in chargehe
nounce the graduation of their
Jan. 6—To Mr. and hIrs. Nat Eppstein of 3045 Cortland avenue, the Jewish
Center Playerli and t of ee
daughter, Margaret, from heights a son.
junior
and
intermediate dramatic
School on Jan. 17.
Jan. 4—To hIr. and Mrs. Hy Siegel of Blaine avenue, a daughter, ,
011 1111 Ste
associations at both the Melbourne
Marilyn Joyce
and
Fenkell
branches of the Jew-
The members of the Cosmic
Jan. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenfield (Lillian Rosenthal), a ish Centers Association.
36 ADAMS AVENUE WEST
Club attended the Michigan-North- son, Edwin Marvin.
western
basketball
game at Ann Jan. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Friedman (Florence Rut
Arbor
Saturday,
Ja
5, as
guests,
of the Tau Epsilon n.
Rho
law
fro- Israel), a son, Kay Bruce, at the Children's Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y. h
ternity.
Dec. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. William Karbel of La Belle avenue, a
son, Seymour.
The members of the Adelphia
Dec. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Max S. Grossfeld (Ruth Hersh),
Fraternity inaugurated a weekly daughter, llelen Leah.
Do We Need a New God?
luncheon at the F'rontenac Cafe
Dec. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. Perry P. Burnstein (Ruth Bloch), a
on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
On Sunday, Jan, 20, Rabbi I.eon
son, David.
F rAM will preach on the subject.
"Do We Need a New God?"—n
A SECTIONAL DEBATE
reply to Harry Elmer Barnes and
Will Durant.
PLANNED BY MENORAH
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Notes
arriages
An interesting talk was given
•
by Irving Schursell on "Jewish
FOX—CARBER
Influence Upon Hellenic Thought"
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Morris Garber an-
at the last meeting of the Menorah nounce the marriage of the
i r
chapter of Detroit, held last Sun- daughter, Annabel, to Morris Fox,
day afternoon, in the assembly on Sunday, Dec. 13.
room of the main library.
The debate committee
an-
DLILBERG—LAZAROW
announces that the topic, "Re-
way
ry beautiful marriage cere-
solved, that the establishment of
mony took place on Jan. 1 at
a Jewish notional life in Palestine
will tend to destroy intolerance B'nai B'rith Community House
toward the Jew" has been chosen when Miss Mollie Lazarow, daugh-
ter of hlr. nod Mrs. George Laza-
as the subject of debate with the
Lewis Institcte Chapter of Chi- row, became the bride of Jack Dul-
cago, to be held in Detroit on Sun- berg of New York, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Dulberg. The erre-
day, Feb. 10.
, mony was performed by Rabbi
N. Miller Says—
Bachelor of literary Interpreta-
tion from the Emerson College of
Oratory. For the past two years
.
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ASSUMES CHARGE OF
DRAMATICS AT CENTER
CARD OF THANKS.
Hershman in the presence of 75
guests.
A VERY URGENT
PLEA FOR HELP
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pis-
gah Lodge of the Order of
B'nai B'rith appeals, through
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
in behalf of a needy family of
six whose members refuse to
apply fir aid to charitable or.
ganizat ions, but whose plight
demands immedate action for
their relief.
The auxiliary, of which Sirs.
N. Blatnikoff is president, re-
ports that the head of the fam-
ily is tubercular, that his wife
is invalided, and that the four
children are virtually starving.
Without the knowledge of
this family, therefore, the
Ladies' Auxiliary appeals to in-
dividuals and organizations for
assistance.
Remittance's may be ad-
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Approved Modelsin
D resses
and Coats
P9 FOR TRAVEL WEAR
Temple Arts Society:
The tirst Green Room assembly
of the Temple Arts Society will
take place Tuesday. Jan. 15, at
8:30 p. m., in the Men's Temple
Club room. Attendance is limited ‹,
exclusively to active members of
the Temple Arts Society.
For the Young People:
Twit affairs for young people
are coming in close proximity to
1,
;e $
one another this month:
(1) The. Alumni Association of
Temple Beth El will have its first
social affair together with the sen-
ior class of the Temple High
School Saturday night, Jan. 19.
c
(2) The Young People's Temple
Club will give as its January af-
fair a Sunday afternoon dance,
Sunday, Jan. 20. All young peo -
ple of Temple households who are
members of the affiliated societies r
or the Young People's Temple
Club will be welcome.
New modes for Southern wear
perfectly expressed in fine cre-
ations. Fashion Displays now
in both coats and dresses.
r1/4,n
(Pict ured)
Winter Resort model dress in
green silk jersey
$3 75
se;
3
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The bride was very charming in
The family of the late Leon her gown of white taffeta with a
Marks wish to thank their relatives cap-shaped veil and a bouquet of
That he has the best line of delicacies for sand-
and friends for their sympathy and white roses and lilies of the valley.
wiches for your bridge luncheon. Call me at Gar-
kindness shown them in their re- Miss Gertrude Lazarow, sister of
field 7054.
dressed to The Detroit Jewish
cent bereavement. the bride, was maid of honor and
36 ADAMS AVE NUE WEST
Chronicle, 525 Woodward ave-
, was beautifully gowned in green
nue,
Box 230.
l i Temple Choral Society:
velvet and tulle. The bridesmaids,' 5.
ROYALE PALAIS
8547 Twelfth. near Philadelphia
.1 The opening rehearsal of the *C.SPION.X.03RN../
Misses Loraine Sax, Anne I.aza-
Canfield 7054
Detroit's Newest Night Club.
Temple Choral Society will be held
row, Rell Kendricks and Fannie
Wednesday night, Jan. 18, at 8
Schneider, wore pastel colored
I o'clock, in the Brown Memorial,
gowns with which they carried
1Chapel.
Former members of the
bouquets of yellow roses. The
I society and all members of the
flower girl, Shirley Weiner, niece
Oakland
Branch:
Temple households who have sing.'
of the bride, was very attractive in
Just Below Grand Circus Park—Opposite Grinnell's
' her gown of orange taffeta.
The Oakland branch of the U i ing voices and who wish to join
1525
Woodward
Mannie Dulberg, brother of the II. S. is located in a neighborhoos ; in the organization of a great Tem-
groom, was best man.
inhabited mostly by factory work ple chorus, are invited to come.
Following the ceremony dinner men and small merchants. Th
Before and
school building was erected 1 0 The High School Drama Club:
was served to the guests.
" The High School Drama Club
After the
Among the out-of-town guests years ago by the Congregation
of
Temple
Beth
El
presents
were Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Dui- Ahavath Achim through the effort "Neighbors," by
Theater
Zona Gale, at the
of
Rabbi
Hurwitz,
the
late
presi
berg of New York, parents of the
High School Assembly Sunday
A Light Lunch or
groom, Henryy Brown and Meyer dent of the congregation, Mr morning, Jan. 13, at 9:30. The,
Brown of Chicago, and Mr. and Shulman, Louis hletlow, I.. Glist play is being directed by Mrs..
• Complete Meal.
and others.
Mrs. Joseph Bernard of Flint.
Edith Kopelson. Parents of the
N.
m
a
il:7.11
In 1922, the U. II. S. took over high school students and members
Mr. and Mrs. Dulberg left for
:
an extended wedding trip in the the supervision of this school. The of the congregation are invited to
Aire Operating Snyder's Lunch, 4859 Woodward, at Forest.
cast and will make their home in present staff consists of Morris attend.
New York City.
Lachover, principal; Morris Plot- Beth El College of Jewish Studies:
kin, Jacob Lifchitz, Joseph Pe-
The dinner-meeting of the Sis-
A.S. and Sophie Tribuch, teachers.
terhood and Men's Club which
The school now accommodates 250 takes place on Monday night will
tudents ranging in their knowl- in no way interrupt the regular
e dge from Ivri c to lassics, in which
TWELFTH AND SEWARD
class sessions of Beth El College
hey learn chumosh, tanach, his- of Jewish Studies. Students who'
The annual joint meeting of De - oorsi-t,iolnlebrew literature and corn- are members of the Sisterhood or
troit Senior Hadassah and Junio r l
the Men's Club will be excused to
•
a benefit performans e by
Hadassah was held Tuesday night
It is the aim of the school to attend the dinner.
at the Westminster Community moue the children with Jewish
ArL
House, Hamilton and Glynn Court
e i )b.r u'sing our library? Our
ulture, and to strengthen their The
and brought a large attendance.
ewish consciousness. This is ac- library, which is open Saturday
Due to the illness of Miss Bessie omplished by various means, de- and Sunday morning and Monday
Brenner, president of the Junior, unsling on the age of the chil- night, is intended for both adults
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 15
the meeting was conducted by Miss
ren, their ability to grasp new and children. The latest interest-
Celia Schostak, Junior member- hings, and their general fitness.
Tickets at Box Oflict• and len)lh•rs.
ing addition to the library is "Jews
ship chairman, together with Mrs.
9 1■ ..wwm
For the children that have Are Like That," by Analyticus.
I
Jos. Ehrlich, Senior president. pent with
m us a nu ber of years.
Junior Hadassah is eager to ob- he school has become not only a
tain 500 new members, and has
enter of learning, but also a
requested each Senior member to
13ce for their communal and so-
secure at least one new member ci al affairs.
for the Juniors, 18 years being the
Every Saturday morning many
minimum age limit. A motion wan si f the children attend the services,
passed to the effect that a resolu-
hich are conducted by J. Lif-
tion of sympathy be sent to Sirs.
Henry N. Weinstein, vice-presi- hit'.Chamisho Cher b'Sheat.
dent of Senior Iladassah, upon the
It lo already tradition with the
Just
loss of her mother, Mrs. Gitte
. S. to celebrate festivals by
Saulson.
a ppropriate programs. For Cha-
The program opened with vocal m isho Osor b'Shvat, arrangements
solos by Mrs. Howard Salzenstein, t's ir the program and the form of
y anyone. There is nothing to
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. C( debration i els fettn
even temperature regardless of out- get out of order. With all its sim-
Emery Monash. A group of piano CC lebration is left entirely to the
sid e conditions, which means, un- plicity, the Progressiv
solos was performed by Miss Jo- eh ildren themselves. Two weeks
e Burner ac-
dith Sidorsky.
believabl e comfort. complishes marvelous results.
be fore Chamisho Osor, as soon as
An interesting and stimulating th e teachers introduce into the
ART/IUR H. COTT
address on Palestine was given by SC hool the spirit of the holiday,
Miss Jeanette M. Steinberg, sec- el actions are held in each class in-
ond vice-president of Iladassah, de pendently for a committee to
who recently spent three months m ake the preparations. The chil-
there, thoroughly studying all slr en of each class arrange the pro-
phases of Palestinian life. Mor- gr em, participate in it, prepare
ris Zackheim, who spent several th e refreshments, and invite their
weeks in Palestine last summer, Pa rents.
also gave ■ short talk, endorsing
Miss Steinberg's comments.
After the program, a pleasant
ROYALE PALAIS
interval was spent in the attractive
Special Dinners Nightly.
dining room of the Community
House, where refreshments were
served under the leadership of
Mrs. Herman Wetsman, chairman
of the social hour committee.
A luncheon meeting of the board
of directors of Senior Hadassah
will take place Tuesday, Jan. 15,
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