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The Young Peoples' Society of
Shimmy Zedek had an auspicious
start with the meeting held on Sabbath Services:
Sept. 10 at the branch synagogue
Sabbath services will take place
on Twelfth Street. Many of the in the Temple Auditorium Solar-
members who attended the meet- ' day, Sept. 21, at 10:30 a. ni. The
ings last year, as well as a large . sermon will be preached by Dr.
number of newcomers, were Ares - Leo M. Franklin.
it
ant at this gathering.
Anyone whose parents are aillil- School of Religion:
fated with the Shaarey Zedek Syn-
Saturday, Sept. 28, at 5:30 a.
azarus
of
Mrs.
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chino agogue is eligible for membership m., sessions of the confirmation
Mrs. Sol Heineman o
field llills, who has been spending is spending some time with her sia- T t ythbie s nausisd,,i,ciaatti,,iinn.y of p t p h liecam t ii.,, m t s_ department will begin, including
grades 7, 8 and 9.
softie time in New York with her ter, Miss Carrie Meyer, of Second
ings. Others wishing to join the
children, Mr. and Mrs. Philip boulevard.
Sunday, Sept. 29, 9:30 a. m.,
organization must apply to the grades 10, 11 and 12. High school
Straus, arrived in the city Wednes-
day morning to attend the funeral
Robert Bernard Donnenfield of board of directors.
classes will begin their sessions.
The meetings will he held every
Toronto, Ont., arrived in the city
Sunday, Sept. 29, 10 a. m., in-
of Emil Ileyn.
Thursday to be the guest of Mr. two weeks, on Sunday afternoons. termediate and primary depart-
' or fourth meeting will melds (kindergarten and grades
Gabriel Alexander returned to and Mrs. Jacob Nathan and his Every third
Detroit Wednesday after an ex - fiancee, Miss Doris Ruth Nathan. tie open to the public. The other 14), will begin their sessions.
meetings will be closed to all but Sunday, Sept. 29, 2 p. in., all
tended eastern motor trip. —
Miss Judith Margolis, daughter active members. The definite dates grades from kindergarten through
Louis Heyn of Hollywood, Ca.; of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Margolis of of these meetings will be an- the sixth and the tenth and
eleventh high school grades will
Herman of Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Ben Hazelwood avenue, left for Chi- nounced well in advance.
The next meeting will be held on begin sessions.
l'ritz and Max Turnauer of Cin• cago to attend the Chicago Insti-
Sept. 22, at the Shaarey Zedek
All pupils will receive letters
cinnati, were among the out-of- tute of Art.
Synagogue on 411111s and Brush, from the school office assigning
town relatives who attended the
funeral of Emil Ileyn on Wednes-1 Mis Sara T. Weinberg, well at 2:30 o'clock. The program will them to the classes and rooms so
day, known pianist and teacher, has re• consist of a short speech by Dr. they can report directly to their
turned to the city and will resume Harry August, one of Detroit's teachers on the opening day. There
prominent psychiatrists, to be fol- will he no registration of new pu-
The Misses Goldie and Margo her teaching. She is now residin
Velion were hostesses at a hosiery at 2204 Hazelwood avenue.
g lowed by dancing and refresh- pils on Sept. 28 and 29 , but the
ments. This meeting will be open school office is open for registra-
shower and bridge Tuesday eve-
to
np ,iu tt b, tc. tion every day except Saturday
ning in honor of Miss Doris Ruth
Mrs. M. R. Katz was hostess to
Committee chairmen and mem- and Sunday. New pupils must be
Nathan. whose marriage to Robert
i d will ta bs, 12 at a bridge-luncheon at her hers will be announced definitely accompanied by their parents
Bernard Donnentie
at
home, 2751 Rochester avenue, hon- at the first closed meeting, which the time of registration.
place Sept. 26 at the Stotler Hotel.
citing Miss Edith Brown, a bride- will be held in a few weeks.
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1510 WOODWARD AVE.
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Cong. AHAVATH ZION
446 Holbrook Ave. Cor. Beaubian
Announces that the Famous
OBER CANTOR MOSES POLLOCK
of New York
Mrs. Harry Frank and son, of elect of September. The society learned with regret Holy Day Serricee:
that Miss Rosalie Goldstick will
Colorado avenue, accompanied by
Rosh Ilashono Eve—Friday,
Misis Lillian Horowitz of 20G6 be unable to continue to hold her Oct. 4, 7 p. m.
her mother, Mrs. II. Blum of Bel-
laire, 0., left last week for a three Hazelwood avenue returned this office as recording secretary and
Rosh Ilashono—Saturday, Oct.
week from a three months trip treasurer because she is returning 5, 10 a. m.
months' trip through Europe.
through Europe.
to Ann Arbor this fall. Her of-
Kul Nidre—Sunday, Oct. 13, 7
fice will be filled at the next busi- p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Sailan left
Thursday for New York, from
Yom Kippur—Monday, Oct. 14,
Miss Anne Manson has returned fleas meeting.
which point they will sail on Sat- home from a pleasant trip through
10 a. m.
urday on the S. S. l,aFrance for a Europe, visiting England, Ger-
month's trip to Europe.
Beth El College of Jewish SturPes:
many, Switzerland, Italy and
The 192:1-30 bulletin of Beth El
France.
Mrs. Minnie Mahrer, who has
College of Jewish studies is be-
been the guest of Mr, Max Gra-
ing prepared and is soon to be
Daniel Lewis of 7739 John R.
bowsky of Colorado avenue, left street is attending a convention or
distributed to the members of the
this week for Ann Arbor, where the National Jewish Undertakers'
ga
congregation.
etion.
:Members still have
she will again make her home at Association in Atlantic City this
mak" e,ouslym
the Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
week.
house.
to see given and also as to the
most convenient hours for the
Cyril Wagner, 14-year-old son
At the meeting of the board of classes.
The Misses Virginia Wolfe and of former Sheriff and Mrs. Ilenry
Laurabelle Robinson left this week Wagner, left on Thursday to at- the North End Clinic, Monday eve-
The college administration will
for Boston, Mass.. where they will tend the Ohio Military Institute, ning, Sept. 9, the first scholarship be glad to receive applications from
from the Sally Ehrlich Gingold groups of 15 or more who wish
resume their studies at Simmons
Cincinnati.
memorial Scholarship Fund was
college.
to have a definite course given
awarded to Miss Cell Sosensky.
Dr. David Sandweis returned
This cholarship, with the fellow.
Mrs. M. Feigenbaum of 3311
from Rochester, Minn., where he ship Miss Sosensky was recently "e
Chicago boulevard was hostess to
visited the Mayo clinics.
awarded by the School of Applied
20 guests at a bridge-luncheon in
Sciences, Western Reserve Uni-
the Green room of the Belcrest
Miiss Sarah Rapaport, a bride- versity, Cleveland, Ohio, will en-
Hotel on Sept. 12, in honor of Miss
elect of Sept. 29, was honored at able her to spend next year at
Belle Kleiner of Newark, N. J. The
a personal shower on Sept. 10 at
decorations were artistically car- which Miss Mildred I'rady enter- their graduate school of social
work. The granting of the fel-
ried out in yellow tea roses and
tained 24 guests, and on Sept. 7, lowship by Western Reserve is a
red gladiola.
her sister, Miss Rebecca Rapaport, recognition of Miss Sosensky's fit-
complimented her at a miscellane- ness for further training in the
Jacob Nathan, who has been in
ous shower. last Saturday eve-
Portland, Ore., for the past 10 ning, Mrs. Herman Brady enter- field of Medical Social Work.
The curriculum is composed of
weeks, is returning to Detroit Sat-
tained a group of friends at bridge courses considered essential for
urday.
in her honor, and last Monday eve- such professional training. Dur-
ning, Miss Clara Rothstein also en- ing the year opporunity is given
FELTS
SOLEILS
Miss Sylvia Lax of New York is
tertained in her honor.
for intensive cam work in several
the guest of Miss Sylvia Weiss of
of Cleveland's best organized so-
Rhode Island avenue. Miss Gertrude Werbelow of Bay
is all fall shades
cial agencies including the Asso-
City is a guest of her brother-in- ciated Charities, the Jewish So-
We Remodel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopp, law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Na-
cial Service Bureau, Lakeside and
Hain at
formerly of 2271 Longfellow ave-
than Rosenberg of 2005 West Mt. Sinai Hospitals, and the Child
Reavonable
nue, are now residing at the Wil-
Prices
Philadelphia.
Guidance Clinic. The professional
shire Hotel.
degree of master of science in so-
Miss Sylka Schreiber of 1130
Miss Toba Berman of 60 Bur- Longfellow was hostess to a fare- cial admiistration is offered to
lingame avenue, left Wednesday well party given in honor of graduate students.
1510 WOODWARD AVENUE
Miss Sosensky has been a mem-
night for Boston, Mass., where she Guilda Warshawsky, who is leav-
will enter the Emerson College of ing for highland Manor, and Elsie ber of the social service depart-
ment of the North End Clinic the
Oratory.
Feldman, who is leaving for Ann
past two years. .The board is
Arbor. A midnight supper was
Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Rosenberg, served and table decorations were happy for the opporunity afford-
ed by the Sally Ehrlich"Gingold
formerly of 8715 Second boule- carried out in green and gold.
vard, have recently moved to the
Memorial Scholarship fund to give
Wilshire hotel, where they are
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Koffman concrete expression of its appre-
ciation of Bliss Sosensky's interest
now residing.
and sons, Stanford and Ross Louis,
and devotion to her work.
have moved to 3310 Rochester.
Mrs. Emanuel Becker enter-
The Sally Ehrlich Gingold Me-
tained 14 guests at dinner at the
Miss Marion Rosen of Pontiac morial scholarship fund for Jew-
Belcrest Thursday, Sept. 12, in
ish
women social workers was es-
entertained 20 guests at a bridge-
honor of the out-of-town guests at
luncheon and rose crystal shower tablished by the Detroit Alumnae
the Mayer-Hofman wedding.
at the Chinese Princess cafe on Association of the Alpha Epsilon
Saturday, Sept. 14, in honor of Phi Sorority in Dec., 1928, in mem-
The Misses Dorothy Bloom and
her sister, Anna, a bride-elect of ory of Sally Ehrlich Gingold, a
!forma Grabowsky left Thursday November. The table color former social worker and member
for Ann Arbor, where they will re-
scheme was carried out in the au- of the board of the North End
sume their studies for the winter.
Clinic. It is the hope of this as-
tumn colors.
sociation that the fund may re-
Mrs. Louis Frank was hostess to
ceive
sufficient additions from
Miss Brinnie Krauss of 4625
80 guests at a dinner-dance o f
Chene street returned this week time to time to insure its per-
beautiful appointments at Frank- from an extended trip through the manency and that eventually it
lin Hills Country Club last Satur- east, where she was the guest of may be large enough for the in-
day evening.
terest to provide an annual schol-
relatives and friends.
arship. The fund was given to the
Mrs. Alex Cohen of Woodrow
Miiss Pearl Zucker and Miss board of the North End Clinic to
Wilson avenue is spending some Betty Frankel of Cleveland, Ohio, use at its discretion within the
time with Mrs. Meyer Levy of who have been the house guests of limits set.
Jackson, Mich.
Mildred Lepler of Burlingame
avenue for the past week have re- DANCE PROCEEDS FOR
Mrs. R. R. Kallman entertained
turned to their home.
PALESTINE'S RELIEF
at a beautifully appointed lunch-
eon at the Lee Plaza Saturday for
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Karpf, form-
Phi Gamma Eta Sorority an-
40 guests, in honor of Miss Belle
erly of Richton avenue, are now nounces that the proceeds of its
Kleiner of Newark, N. J. The
residing at 2996 Elmhurst avenue. dance on Saturday evening, Oct.
color scheme was carried out s in
12, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, will
e
pink and green, baby pink, ,
Miss Edith M. Lewis left last go to the Palestine Emergency
buds being the favors.
week for a month's visit in Cali- Fund. The sorority calls upon all
fornia, stopping at points of inter- clubs, fraternities and sororities
est en route. She will spend most in Detroit to patronize this dance
of her time in Los Angeles.
and to make possible the realiza-
tion of a large sum of money.
Mrs. Louis James Rorenberg of The sorority's committee in
Detroit has been chosen by the charge of the dance consists of
National Council of Jewish Wo- Miss Marian Simons, chairman;
men as organizing supervisor for Miss Myra Potashnik and Miss
the state of Michigan. Gertrude Albaum.
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Wish Your Friends
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
With Flowers from Subway
We are prepared to deliver flowers to your
friends on the eve of the approaching huh-
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Year." It will be long remembered.
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HIGH HOLY DAYS
A miscellaneous luncheon-show-
er in honor of Miss Shirley Rich-
ardson of Windsor, a bride-elect of
Sept. 29, was given by Miss Bar-
bara Conn and Miss Rose Orechkin
at the Belcrest apartments, on Sat-
, urdsy, Sept. 14. After the lunch-
eon six tables of bridge were in
play.
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With the Great \rola of the Jewish Carusoe.
THE ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pevin of
Clairmount avenue had as their
guests for the last two weeks Mr.
and Mrs. Hoffman of Polk boule-
vard, Chicago, Ill. Before coming
to Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman
were guests at the Olympia Hotel
in Mt. Clemens for a short time.
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Miss Terry Fiske of ISO Eason
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' Mrs. Samuel Munch honored
Miss Ida Sendrovsky, a bride-elect
of Sept. 22, at a bridge and mis-
cellaneous shower at the Chinese
' Tea Gardens on Sept. 4, and on
Wednesday Mrs. Albert Fisher
complimented her at a personal
shower. Last Saturday evening
Miss Bessie Good gave a hosiery
and handkerchief shower, and
Thursday, Miss Sendrovsky's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Sen-
drovsky, entertained the members
of the bridal party at dinner.
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