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S. Z. SISTERHOOD
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Two Important Lectures by the Noted Scholar and
Journalist
Pr. Chaim Greenberg
WILL BE GIVEN
at the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne
Sunday evening, Feb. 24, at 8 o'clock, Yiddish
lecture on "Wohin Geht Russland."
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 26, at 8:30 o'clock, He-
brew lecture on "Job and His Dispute with God."
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SEE OUR LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
in the Ideal Home at the
Builders' Show
Mrs. Charles Smith, president of
the Sisterhood of Congregation!
Shaarey Zedek, has called it special,
meeting of the Sisterhood board
members to complete plans for the. •
bridge-tea to be sponsored by that
COTY'S PARIS PAPER
TURNS JEW-BAITER
Perfume Manufacturer, Said
to Be Jewish, Starts Anti-
Semitic Drive.
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PARIS. (J. T. A.)—What vir-
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tually amounts to an anti-Semitic
campaign attempting to exploit
the fact that some of those in-
volved in the Gazette du Franc
bankruptcy affair are Jewish, has
been launched by the Anti du Peup,
published by the French perfume
manufacturer, Francis Coty.
The paper warns the "good
French" against "recent (late
I French," and is especially violent
' against Professor Victor Bache,
' president of the League of Iluman
Rights. The paper lists the names
' of those involved in the Gazette
du Franc affair who are Jews and
declares: "Thus the simple French
are robbed."
• The Action Francaise has joined
Coty's paper in the attack, making
allusion to the Jewish origin of
i some involved in the bankruptcy
affair.
The home of Sirs. Noah Aron.
stash on Eason avenue was the
scene of a charming affair when
the Junior League of the Detroit
Music Study Club held its first
meeting on Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 16. The following children
were elected officers for the year:
Carol Monash, president; Gerald
Schflander, vice-president; Shir-
ley Alperin, secretary, and Arnold
Elbinger, treasurer. After the
meeting Mrs. S. Q. Kesler played
several piano selections, and re-
freshments were served. Boy,
and girls over 9 years of age who
are actively engaged in the study
of music or sonic other form of ar-
tistic expression, and whose moth-
erst are members of the Detroi
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free- Music Study Club, are eligible for
man of Chicago boulevard enter- membership in the Junior League.
' The most striking fact in con-
tained the children of the Detroit Application for membership may,
nection with this development is
M. Sayre Studio
— Photo by
Hebrew Orphan Home, 47 Rowena be made to Sirs. Leo Landow,
the assertion made recently in the
street, at a delightful dinner on chairman of the Junior League ac-
MRS. CHARLOTTE SMITH
German anti-Semitic press that
Thursday, Feb. 14, in honor of the tivities, or her committee mem-
Coty m a Jew or of Jewish origin,
marriage of their daughter, Miss bers, Mrs. Samuel Schaflander and organization at the Stutter Hotel' the scion of an Alsatian Jewish
on Tuesday, March 5, at 2 p. m. tn
Adele Freeman, to Royal Allen Mrs. II. Komi].
The board members report an
Oppenheim, which took place that
Mrs. Leo Tuteur is spending active sale of tickets and conse-1
day. There were 40 little guests
present. The tables were beauti- some time in Indianapolis visitng quentiv a large attendance is ex-I, I 0 El B. LADIES WILL
'tested.
fully decorated with Valentine col- relatives and friends.
HELP A POOR FAMILY
Mrs. Reuben Rosenfield is chair-
ors and favors and the children
WITH A BENEFIT SHOW
had a most happy time.
Mrs. Simon Segar has returned man of arrangements. She is be-
from a visit with relatives in Sagi ' ing assisted by Sirs. H. P. Cohen ! The Ladies ' Auxiliary o f l'is g ah
Mra.
Frank
Wetsman.
I Edward Greenthal is the guest naw.
Prizes will be awarded at each , Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B., is sport-
ofhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Tic
!Greenthal. Before returning east
pending table.Tickets
may b e obtained soring a theater party this Tues-
Mr. and Mrs. William Goldberg
from the above committee or from , day evening, at Littman's Yiddish
he will spend some time with his of the Belcrest Hotel are s
any
member
of
the
Sisterhood ' theater. The proceeds will go for
brother, Dr. Roy Greenthal, of the balance of the winter in Mi ami
board, which includes the follow- a family which must be helped
Milwaukee, Wis.
Beach, Fla.
Bertha ing: Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. A. speedily and effectively, due to its
Robinson,idistress, and the public is there-
1.. Robinson,
Herman I,. Lewis, Jr., of Grand
M ' orusis Gordon.
Seymour Mrs.
i i i,
Mrs. A. Louis Gordon has as I Mrs.
H. Kaplan. Mrs. I,. Solomon, for urged to aid this show as much
avenue spent the week in Chicago.
her guest her sister, Miss
rank, Sirs. J. H. as possible.
.
Mrs. Samuel Sloman, accom- _Rodgers of Chicago.
Ehrlich, Mrs . I . Selker Mrs. A.
panied by her mother, Mrs. Bertha
Rosent hat, Mrs. II. Warner, Mrs. MEETING OF WOMEN'S
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Rot bins. H . I,.
g:
Zenner, expects to leave next week
, L'Moi r t, s , e Cntsr. g . h I m b rA
LEAGUE ENTHUSIASTIC
(Jean
Seltzer)
are
now
at
home
aMrs.
er, MrCis.ohRen.
for a several weeks' sojourn in Los
to their relatives and friends at M. Altshuler, Mrs. D. Oppenheim,
Angeles, Cal.
Enthusiasm marked the nieeting
10272 Nardin.
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airs. Ira Copeland, Mrs. A. B.
' Stralser, Mrs. Simon Shetzer, Mrs.! of the Women's League of the
Mrs. Bernard Marx of St. Paul.
United
Hebrew Schools, Tuesday
to
her
home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo. Berman August, Mrs. H. Z. Brown,'
Minn., has returned
after a three weeks' visit with seph J. Caplan of 1932 Clairnmunt Sirs. Hy Gittleman, Mrs. Ralph Da-, evening, at the Philadelphia-Byron
Talmud-Torah.
The occasion was
relatives and friends.
avenue was the scene of a happy vidson, Mrs. D. Fauman, Mrs.
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gathering on Jan. 24, when Mr. Samuel Caplan, Mrs. Herman Co-I the induction into office of the
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Langer and and Mrs. Caplan celebrated their len, Mrs. A. N. Hershman, Mrs. newly elected officers.
Philip Slomovitz, as speaker of
son of McLean avenue left this twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Sol Kaufman, Mrs. M. II. Zack-
week by motor for Florida to be 1 The decorations were carried out Reim, Mrs. D. S. Zeman, Mrs. J. A. the evening, pointed out that the
schools
alone cannot accomplish
Mrs.
Reuben
Rosenfeld
gone several weeks.
1 in silver with American Beauty Beckman,
what is required for Hebrew edu-
. roses. Covers were laid for 35 end Mrs. Frank Wetsman.
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cation; that encouragement must
Among the Detroitera who are guests.
come from the home. He installed
wintering at Palm Beach, Fla.,
CULTURAL MEETINGS
the new officers following his ad-
are Miss Anette M. Gross, Mrs.
Mrs. J. Freedman (Lea Silber-
OF LOCAL HADASSAHS 1 dress.
Samuel Gilbert and her mother, berg) entertained at a personal
The program was featured by a
Mrs. Flora Goodman, and Mrs. Sid•' shower Feb. 9 at the Belcrest in
That there is a lively interest in fine musical program in which ac-
ney Weismann.
honor of Sonya Abramsohn. Cov• the cultural programs of senior and tors from Littman's People's Thea-
era were laid for 20 guests.
junior iladassith was evidenced by I ter participated.
Miss Fannie Simon of 11537
the good-sized audience V. iliii e a - '
Hamilton avenue entertained 30
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman tended the first of these meetings
guests at an informal supper party
have
returned
for
1929, held last Monday eve- A. Z. A. CHAPTER NO. 93
of
Gladstone
avenue
at her home last Saturday evening.
from a month's stay in Miami, Fla., ning at the Shaarey Zedek branch.
and
Havana,
Cuba.
The
book
of
the evening was Aimee
An open meeting was held at the
Mrs. Sara Goldberg of Mt. Ver-
, Palliere's "The Unknown Sanctu- B'nai B'rith Community Center,
non avenue is spending some time
Mrs.
Aaron
Teitelbaum
of
Fuli
ary,"
which
was
reviewed
in
her
Sunday, Feb 17 by the A. Z. A.
at Hot Springs, Ark.
lerton avenue returned on the S. S. characteristically interesting man- Chapter No. 93.
Harry H. Prenzlauer is leaving !Mauretania from a two-and-one-! ner by Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, 1 Sunday, March 10, the chapter
March 1 for Miami Beach, Fla., to half months' visit to various points president of Senior Hadassah. Fel- will attend services to be held at
lowing the review there was an Temple Beth El in conjunction
join Mrs. Prenzlauer. Before re. in Europe and Palestine.
active discussion of the book and with the national A. Z. A. Sabbath.
turning to Detroit they expect to
Mrs. Is Gould entertained many its motives by various members of ,
The Adolph Freund Chapter and
spend some time in Cuba.
out-of-town guests and friends at the audience.
the Detroit Chapter are working
These meetings are to take place together on a project which will be
Max Abramsohn of Pingree ave- a midnight luncheon in honor of
nue expects to leave for Miami her sister's eighteenth birthday. every two weeks, on Monday nights, announced in the near future.
Five members have been added
Beach, Fla., next week, where he The Idelta Sorority members were I at the Shaarey Zedek branch,
Twelfth street, near Atkinson, Mrs. to Chapter 93. These members
will spend the balance of the win. also entertained by the hostess.
Ralph Davidson, cultural chairman, have been taken from the pledge
ter with his family.
Miss Maxine L. Harris enter- announced a number of very inter- list.
tained 12 guests at a bridge-lunch esting subjects for the ensuing
eon given in honor of her birth- meetings. On Monday night, March JEWISH CONTRIBUTION
day, Saturday, Feb. 16, at her 4, "The Costing of the Lord," by
home, 2724 Glendale avenue. Dec- Sarah Gertrude Millie, will be re- TO SCIENCE IS LAUDED
orations were carried out in pink viewed by William R. Blumenthal. BY VIENNA UNIVERSITY
and white.
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Praise
A. Z. A. CHAPTER 63
A formal dinner-dance was given
PLANS MANY AFFAIRS for the contribution of Jewish
by Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Harris of
scholars to the development of sci-
i 2724 Glendale avenue at the Ori-
A meeting of Detroit Chapter ence was expressed by Dean In-
ole Theater, Sunday, Feb. 17, in
• ... No. 63 of the A. Z. A. was held nitzer of the theological school of
Ithei r daughter , .
the University of 1, ienna.
, birthday. Covers were laid for 30 Sunday afternoon, Feb. 16.
Dean Innitzer was a speaker at
The executive committee in its
I guests.
report disclosed the following the jubilee celebration of the Jew-
kb Philosophical Society, which
to
hSeitris.f it St,. . o Kali
i, au
were
t
Detroit Chapter No. 63 will en- was held Friday at the University
dinner plans:
Sir. of their
Hall. It was the first time since
of delightful appointments in their ter a bid for the District. Tourna- the World War that the university
felt
s
ByI.
home on Atkinson avenue, in honor ment of the A. Z. A. to be held authorities were represented at a
i
nformal
ar
y.
af/(1
Expert
of the Bar Mitzvah of their son. notFebru
Jewish celebration.
Saul, on Saturday evening, Feb. 16. will be held in a downtown hotel, Dean Innitzer stated that Jew-
Straws
Designers
before June. The chapter will put
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ish scholars have contributd much
Mrs. Samuel D. Moscow enter- on, before the end of March, the towards the greatness and the ac-
tamed 32 guests at a bridge-lunch- Judas Maccabaeus Degree, which complishments of Vienna Univer-
ASTOPSH011
eon and miscellaneous shower on will be open to the public.
Committees have been appoint- sity. The scientific world has deep
NIOHBODWARD M E.
Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Wolverine
, appreciation for the contributions
Hotel, in honor of her sister-in- ed to . make final plans for these of .lewry in ancient as well as
•
• ve whose
I • M iss 1.1ora NI 011(o
With these anti other plans in modern times. The speaker, who
marriage to Sam Stulberg will be
commented on his recent visit to
an event of Feb. 24. Roses and mind, the hopes are for a very suc- Palestine also praised the Zionist
tulips formed an attractive center-, cessful administration.
' was laudatory of the
Detroit's lone candidate for work and
piece for the table..
honor leaves for Memphis, where characteristics of the Jewish stu-
dents.
They
are a peaceful, re-
Miss Truilye Feinstein of Med- the international tournament is liable and studious group, he stat-
bury avenue has returned to the being held. Ile is the local A. Z. ed. He advised the philosophical
city after a month's vacation in A.'s orator, Sol Rosenman.
society to ask the university au-
Texan, visiting with relatives and
, thorities for a subvention.
friends in Fort Worth, Dallas and KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
SMOKER AND RALLY
Wichita Falls.
A most unusual and interesting
program is planned for the next
meeting of the Council of Jewish
Women for Monday, March 4, at
2:30 p. m., at Temple Beth F.I.
when DeWitt B. Lucas, handwrit-
ing expert, will speak on "Know.'
ing People," or "why individuals
are and have to be themselves
when they write. Mr. Lucas is a
student of character, as disclosed
in handwriting. For 17 years he
has written books and many ar-
ticles on the science of grafcho-
logy, which have been featured in
e
the principal newspapers of
United States and Canada. The
meeting will be followed by a mo-
cial hour.
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HATS CUT
onYour Hui
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Friends and relatives of Simon
The Detroit Knights of Pythias.
Lachman will be pleased to learn lodge No. 55, will hold an open
that he is convalescing at home af- meeting on Tuesday evening, Feb.
ter his recent operation.
26, at their lodge rooms, 3153
Cass avenue. near Peterboro. This
Dr. and Sirs. Sydney Wolfgana meeting will be open to member,
of Whitmore road entertained 40 of any fraternal organization and
friends and relatives at a bridge their friends.
at their home, Sunday evening.
These meetings are always im-'
Feb. 17. The occasion was their pressive and draw an unusually
second wedding anniversary.
large crowd. Those who attended
the last smoker will remember the
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tense moments during the argu-
ment between Representative,
FLOWERS for happiness,
Clancy and Sosnowski. They will
also remember the free drink,.
FLOWERS for sympathy,
smokes and eats, all of which will
FLOWER% for that girl you
he repeated free of charge at thin
met last week,
electing and the committee in
FLOWERS for the wife you
charge has spared no efforts ta
met five to forty years
make this meeting the biggest amt
'
ago.
GROWING THINGS to make
home tne bright, cheerful
place it should be.
TABLE DECORATIONS,
weddings, anniversaries.
Our expert designers will I
be glad to plan with you.
We are open evenings and
Sundays, and are always
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r m oom r than ready to serve
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estine Credit Corporation was
formed here for the purpose of re-
ducing the rates of interest in Pal-
estine. A group of Jewish and
non-Jewish bankers is co-operating
in the enterprise.
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This emblem, appearing in Hudson ad-
vertising and on sign-cards throughout
the store, indicates an extra special
value for February only. Watch for it
this month . . . it will point the way to
remarkable savings! Every department
of the store is participating in this event.
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Introducing
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Good News!
For the Residents of
the Northwest Section
The
Linwood-
Euclid
Market
Will open its doors to the public
next week at
8425.31 LINWOOD
This modern and up-to-date market
will afford you the opportunity to do
your shopping leisurely and conveni-
ently. Among the various shops here
Will be a:
MEAT MARKET — FISH
MARKET — LIVE AND
CLEVERLY
DRESSED POULTRY
DAIRY — BAKERY
DESIGNED
!DRESSES
best.
All of the present judges and
the candidates for the various po-
sitions on the Circuit, Recorder's
and Justice Court benches have
been invited as guests of the eve-
ning and this meeting will give
everyone an opportunity to meet
all of these men personally.
The committee in charge ex-
pects this meeting to be the largest !
and they urge all Jewish Chron-
icle readers to take advantage of
this opportunity.
Arrangements have been made
to seat 1,500 persons.
5
Rockwell's
Flowers
WILL REDUCE CREDIT
RATES IN PALESTINE
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Watch For This Seal
During February
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. I. Frazer and daughters de-
sire to thank their relatives and i
friends for the kind expressions of
sympathy during their recent be- I
reavemenL
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
GROCERY — DELICATESSEN
rollertion of original
vainples and copies of
erprnaire model. of-
fried of
JACK CINNAMON, Manager
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