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YESHIVA COLLEGE
PLEADS FOR FUNDS
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
the receipt this week of
the following contributions to the
',destine Emergency Relief Fund:
.lodge Charles Bowles $100
Ycung Israel of Detroit
25
Blue Bird Girls
25
Dr. A. W. Sanders, 5854 Tire-
man
15
Louis Kerneman, 2700
Hazelwood
•
The Detroit Music Study Clu b
5
will hold its first meeting of th , CI arks Brody, 1720 l'allister
6
season on Tuesday afternoon Oct .1. l'(•iss, 572 Alger
5
I. The program will consist 0 i .! A Friend
I !
vocal selections by Mrs. J. II .
Total
Schakne, and of piano number s
Previously announced received
by Mrs. Rica Lexior Perlman. Th
through 'the ( hronicle ..$755.54
meeting will be followed by a so
cial hour. Mrs. Howard Salzen Total received through
stein will be the chairman of th e. The Chronicle
meeting.
FISHER BUILDING
Our first Showing of
AUTUMN & WINTER
WEARABLES for SCHOOL
HUDSON'S
Rabbi Ciechanowicz Here to
Appeal to Synagogues
For Aid.
Presents
Rabbi F.
Ciechanowicz, scholar
and orator who has in previous
years inspired Detroit congrega- ,
tions, arrived in Detroit this week
for a brief stay over the holidays
in the interest of the iStUld Elch-
anon Yeshiva and College in New
York.
Since the
ion of
college, recognized under the laws
of the state of New York, the stu-
dent attendance of the Yeshiva
increased to over 1,000, with the
result that the budget trebled. The
difficulty that has been encoun-
tered in collecting the necessary
.funds, however, places the school
in a precarious position and it may
be forced to dose its doors unless
aid is immediately forthcoming.
Responding to a call bf the
Agudoth Horalionim of New York,
Detroit rabbis, at as meeting Sat-
urday evening, issued an appeal fur
the Yeshiva to all baud cotigrega-
. tions urging them to respond to
the call for funds.
Rabbi Ciechanowicz declared on
his arrival here that the Yeshiva
College is being looked to .be. non
Jews as an outstanding Jewlsh
educational achievement and that
its failure will react unfavorably
to the entire people. Ile warned 1.
l)htedrosith,,J, :iwrien that they
the tihrZe m
ntusetunaeli-i
gency fur the sake of the honor of
the Jew.
Members of the program and
entertainment committee of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Mai-
monides Medical Society were
guests of Sirs. Charles Gitlin at a
luncheon at the Women's City
for BOYS
Club Saturday, Sept. 20. After
for GIRLS
the luncheon plans for the ensuing
Suits that distinguish
Coats and Frocks that
year were discussed. It was de-
thousands because of their
are "different"!-0 ut er
cided that on Wednesday, Oct. 16,
careful tailoring that
('oats and fetching Poke
the auxiliary hold its first regular
never lose their graceful
Bonnets to match — and
meeting in the forte of a luncheon
hang and perfect fit.
RABBI MOSES FISCHER
those flannel Wash Frocks,
at the Steller. Mn.
s Jeffries will
The Temple Sisterhood an.
new! how dainty—and the
ANNOUNCES SERMONS
Smart New Leather
speak on "The Organization of
trounces
its
annual
sale
of
Calen-
imported Challies! You'll
Coats and Jackets.
Jewish Women." A card party
dars. These calendars will be ob-
delight in them. School
Rabbi Mores Fischer of Congre-
will follow.
Snappy Dress Acces-
tainuLle every Saturday morning
and Party Frocks and
gation Whai Moshe, Dexter and
sories.
at the Temple or by pluming Long , Lawrence; Renounces the follow-
Headwear.
Miss Margaret Franklin left j fellow 1273.
ing as topics for his sermons on
Wednesday for Painesville. 0.,
Roth Ilashonah:
where she is enrolled as a junior
for YOUNG MEN
I Misses Mary Whiteman and
First day of Rosh - Hashonah,
at Luke Erie College.
Kate Tower were joint hostesses to Saturday morning, Oct. 5, "Task of
Two Trouser Suits tailored especially for us to our own speci-
;30 guests at a bridge and miscel- our Sanctuary for Next Year."
fications, in styles characteristically Collegiate, of
Sir. and Mrs. Maxwell W. Ben. laneous shower Saturday evening,
Second day, Sunday' morning,
woolens in distinctive patterns. $37.50 and
jamin were nests at a dinner- Aug. 31, at the litter's home on Oct. 6, "Rachel's ('ry and Com-
up. The New Overcoats, too,
dance of beautiful appointments Hazelwood avenue., in honor of fort," in which he will review the
will interest you
Monday evening at Oriole Terrace. , Miss Tette Abrams, a bride of Palestine situation. There will be
The guests, 108 in number, were Sept. 8,
no solicitation of funds.
seat( it at a large oval shaped table
!which was artistically decorated
The following boys left Tuesday
with fall flowers and autumn
'to resume their studies. at Cran-
leaves. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Levi brook School
•
uanmcld H ill s
of Toledo, 0., and Mrs. Benjamin
Mich.: Joseph Finsterwahl, Rich
D. Marx of Long Beach, Cal.,
and A. Freund, Richard 13. Heaven
Where you pop no ',tore for he I est
were out-of-town guests.
rich, Walter Ileasenrich, Jerom
A. llimelhoch, Edwin Gage, Jr.
Miss Juliet Welt, daughter of David J. Levy, Jr., henry A. Kro
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Welt, left
lik, Robert Schlesinger and Loui
Wednesday to enter the Colleg
A . t.
young wool of Dai•oit will con_ ,In G ei p ve
d en scl s ein oto f D oe rtp
Preparatory School at Northamp
ro ailtest L in
od e ge
ton, Mass.
Miss Mary Disner entertained a Duct services during Rosh Has
1 onah and Tom Kippur at its syna-
Relief
Fund.
!three
tablea
of
bridge
at
her
home
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nathan are
,
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leaving Saturday for Portland, 11541 Brush street, on Saturday rogue in the Jewish ( enter, 31
Ore., where they will remain for 1 evening, Sept. 21. A midnight Melbourne Avenue. "The Independent Detroit Lodge
lunch was served to the guests.
Young Israel is an organization at their lust meeting, Sunday, Sept.
about three weeks.
of young men and women united 22, voted to give $100 toward the
Mrs. Louis J. Sell and daughter, in a staunch and unflinching desire Palestine Relief Fund. The money
Mr. amt Sirs. Julius Greenthal
and Mrs. Ida Breitenbach left last Charlotte II., have just returned to observe the Sabbath and to pre- is to be drawn from the treasury
Saturday for Milwaukee, Wis., from a two months' stay in New serve the ideals and rituals of tra- instead of taxing the members. A
ditionol Orthodox Judaism. high check for the amount was mailed
where they are guests of Dr. and York and Atlantic City.
Holy Day services, like the Sab- to Milford Stern.
Mrs. Roy Greenthal and family.
on
bath services conducted by Young
Miss Anne Green of Kim; ave- Israel, Will adhere religiously to
nue
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Musliner and
has returned from a six weeks'
CARD OF THANKS
the
traditional
Orthodox
manner.
Miss Jeanette Sarah Musliner trip to Germany, Switzerland and
Young Israel invites the young
have returned from Wolf Lake, France. While in Berlin she at-
The family of the late Casper
where they spent the summer, and tended the sessions of the Interna- men and women of Detroit—their
elders, toii—to attend its High Kuschinsky wish to extend their
are making their home at the De- tional Advertising Association eon. Holy DaY
, services. A committee thanks to Rabbi Hershman, Rabbi
troit-Leland Hotel.
vention, as a representative of the will tie at the Jewish Center ev- Ashinsky, Rev, Zaludkowski, also
I
local woolen's advertising club.
ery evening (except Friday), from their many relatives and friends,
Msr. George Bloom entertained
for the many kindnesses extended
8
to
10.
to
receive
reservations.
10 guests at luncheon and bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil and Since but a limited number can be to them (luring their recent be-
on Friday in honor of Mrs. Ben-
family, formerly of 1722 Atkin- accommodated at these services, reavement.
jamin D. Marx of Long Beach,
son avenue, are now residing in those desirous of attending are
Cal.
their new home at 8621 La Salle asked to consult this committee as
boulevard.
soon us possible •
Mrs. Max Cohn of the Belcrest
Hotel has returned from a visit in
Members and friends of the
New York City.
Ilalevy-Hazomir Choral Society
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Fantle and gathered at the Farband Folk
family of West Boston boulevard Schule No. 2, Collingwood and•Ilol-
Now that the holiday season is ,
have returned from a summer's mur avenues, last Sunday evening approaching,. the Temple Sister-
to celebrate the occasion of the in-
travel in Europe,
stallation of the recently elected hood is making plans for the
year among them being the open-
Leslie Davis, son of Ralph Davis officers who will be in charge of
oc
work for the corn- ing of our religious school in the
of East Jefferson avenue, left last the society's
near future.
• week to attend the Illinois Military ing, year, its first as an affiliated
Miss Mary Koffman has returned
branch of the Jewish National
School.
home after spending a week with
Workers' Alliance.
FELTS
relatives in Detroit. She was ac-
SOLEILS
Mrs. N. Sutherland, Mrs, Joe
companied by Mrs. Morris Kerby!,
('reenbaum and Miss Frieda Green-
Mr. and Sirs, Jack Levine of who spent a week with her parents,
haunt were joint hostesses at a Mack avenue had as their guest Mr. and Sirs. Elmer Koffman.
in all fall shades
shower for 50 guests at the Lee for the week their nephew, Ralph
Sir. and Sirs. B. Bernstein of
Crest on Saturday, Sept. 14, in Levy of Pittsburgh, Pa.
We Remodel
Detroit, who were the guests of
Hata at
honor of Miss Gertrude Green.
their parents, Mr. and Sirs. C. J.
Retmonable
THE FOURTH ANNUAL DANCE OF THE
tram, a bride of Sept. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Freibel will Levy have returned to their home.
Pricey
return home Sept. 28 after spend-
Mrs. Jos. Sempliner has re-
Sir. and Sirs. Max Mendelson ing, a month with Mr. Friebel's par.!
turned from Detroit where she
I Katherine Frankel) have re- ents in Northwestern Canada.
WILL BE HELD
was called by the illness of her sis-
turned after their honeymoon trip
1510 WOODWARD AVENUE
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ter, Nils+ Miriam Kramer.
at Houghton Heights, Mich., and
Among the local students return-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Boesky,
are now residing at 8752 Chal-
ing
to
the
U.
of
M.
this
year
are
who have been spending several
fonte avenue.
weeks in Northern Michigan, re- . Miss Ruth Hutton and Ilernian
Koffman.
turned Sept. 25.
Jean Goldkette Presents Jack McCay and His
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Frankel
Mr. and Sirs. Jos. Schwartz are
have as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Syncopators
in
Chicago for a few days.
Sir. and Mrs. Nathaniel Raskin,
Samuel Greenberg of Los Angeles,
Sirs. Elmer Koffman has re-!
who
have
recently
moved
into
their
! Calif., who arrived recently for
turned
home after a two weeks'
new home on Birwood avenue,
a two months' visit.
were surprised by 24 of their business trip through the .state of
Ohio.
friends last Sunday evening.
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Dr. Mona Kessler has returned
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Miss Mary Koffman has returned from Jackson, where he attended 1
to her home in Bay City after a the medical convention.
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CANTON'S
School Uniforms Require
Tailored Accessories— and so
TAILORED
HOSIERY
To the girl attending it school where uniforms
have
become a tradition, Hudson's Hosiery Shop
offers a
wide selection of papa hosiery. One color which
is particularly adaptable and suitable to
these
cos .
tomes (and at the same time smart) is gunmetal.
May sec suggest two styles?
"Marquise
- Style Service a hose that comes elo.e
to having the clarity of chiffon, lull at the same time
the durability that is necessary fur scluoil wear
Priced at $1.19 a pair.
"Countess" Service Weight - a hose that is built for
wear . . feet and tops arc of tine lisle. Piked at
$l.io a pair.
HUDSON'S HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Fast Floor — Farmer Street tholdng
YOUNG ISRAEL TO
•. CONDUCT SERVICES t
AT JEWISH CENTER
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 holi-
days. A charming way to say "Happy New
Year." It will be long remembered.
li'e Send Flowers Anywhere
Subway Flower Shop
CHAS. ROSENMAN, Proprietor.
227 Gratiot Ave.
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT
Cantor S. Nathanson
"We offer THAT Individual Skill
and Courtesy which the dis-
criminating woman
demands."
Will Conduct Services for
Rosh Haahonah and Yom Kippur
Oct. 5-6.14 at
LITTMAN'S PEOPLE'S THEATER
Twelfth at Seward
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
ang (City Notre .
Harriette
334 Book Bldg.
Cherry 9270-9271
FOR
Washington Boulevard
Hats Cut on the Head)
$5.00 up $7.50 up,
Naturally, you will want
to look your best for the holi-
days. We have received our
new fall merchandise, in-
cluding ladies' coats, dress-
es, etc., which are now on
display. Don't forget you
can shop here more conveni-
ently than downtown, and
more economically.
THE
- HOLIDAYS
DANCE
DETROIT FRIENDSHIP CLUB
ASTOR SHOP
SUNDAY EVENING, SEPT. 29
Dexter Department Store
11567 Dexter Blvd.
Garfield 3216
STATLER HOTEL GRAND BALLROOM
SIM
week-end visit with her uncle and
aunt, Sir. and Sirs. Mayer Koff-
man.
Holiday fashions
that compose a
new theme song
of the mode . . . .
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Mrs. Joseph Grossman and son
of 2725 West Boston boulevard
have returned from a three
months' visit in Boston and near-1
by seashore resorts. Sir. Gross- .
man spent three weeks with his
family. During their visit they.
were extensively entertained by
their many friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bronstein and
f amily of ir y avenue are now
residing in their new home at 3:329
Leslie avenue.
Y. W. H. A. TO OPEN
NEW SEASON WORK
to the
accompan-
iment of
TIIRI FT.
A LWA
Lis
1510 Woodward
123 State St.
204 W. Grand River
(Cor. Griswold)
9233 Grand River
(Opposite Grand Riviera)
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The
Smart!
Youthful!
MUSIC of
HATS
cut
on the head .. .
the
With the Wurlitzer
Treasure Chest of Music
in your home, the mere
touch of a button brings
you the pleasure of hear-
ing your favorite pianist.
Visit the Wurlitzer store
today. Hear this wonder-
ful instrument. A liber-
al allowance will be made
for your present piano.
A Superior Cleaning Service
Hats Renovated, Restyled
STANDARD
HAT SHOPPE
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MASTERS
is your
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ported fur felta an d Oa
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during beauty.
up
The Young Women's Hebrew As-
sociation announces the opening of
an active season. Registrations
are now being taken for classes
in ballroom (lancing, eurythmics,
horse back riding, fencing, swim-
ming, gymnastics. The handicraft
department will teach how to make
parchment lamp shades, paint
plaques and vases. In the yarn-
craft class, girls will be taught
how to make hats, wool flowers,
pictures, needlepoint, hooked rugs,
etc. In the department of music,
there will be classes in group sing-
ing, piano and the ukelele. There
is a class in literature on 1Vednes- .
day evenings.
Clubs that have not already been
assigned meeting rooms are ad-
vised to make their reservations as
propmtly as possible. Space will
be assigned strictly in accordance
with the order of requests.
The first bridge party of the
season will be held on Tuesday eve-
ning, Oct. I, and on Sunday eve-
rting, Sept. 29, the opening "At
Home" program will take place.
Sabbath services will be held reg-
ularly on Friday evenings, begin-
.*
y e ning Nov. I.
The opening dance of the sea-
I son will be held on Saturday eve-
je ning, Nov. 2, at Webster Hall.
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The employment bureau is open .
for free service to employers and
applicants every day from 9 a. m.
0 to 10 p. m.
5
Such outstanding fashions as these cannot for long
escape the smart woman's appreciation of the truly
exceptional ... A triumph of design and quality:
(Cor. Shelby)
For the Holidays
Sirs. David M. Schiller is visiting
44 in Lansing, where she is the guest
Y. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Schnabel.
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Repaired
Remodeled
Made to
Order
NOT $2000—JUST
<99 S
To Serve You Well
A convenient location—
reliable furs, attractive
prices, the utmost in
service. It will pay you
to pay us a visit.
J. SCHNAAR, Inc.
Masafacturiag Furrier.
2966 Woodward Ave.
Phone Randolph 5279
Open Daily to 7 p. m.
Am Fri. and Sat. to 10 p. rn. mit
G)he
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