PAGE EIGHT ATP:morriEwuntARoma4 SABLE is a new Gold Stripe shade Smart with brown or black The rich tone of sable fur has been copied in the sheerest of silk hose. by Gold Stripe. With costumes in either brown or black, this shade is a perfect complement. Ask to see it in the very sheer, picottop Gold Stripe, at $1.95. ThZi smart French heel and the usual splendid service feature. The sable shade may he had in Gold Stripe with plain tops, at $1.61. Runs in Any Make Dow [Hulked at Nominial Cost Ifeallia nosh, y Shop — lien, Floor Qukntoantan 1126 WOODWARD AVE. Hallowe'en Is Coming Let us help you in your selection for your party. Our assortment this year is very attractive. Sheehan's Book Store 1550 Woodward Avenue Ran. 0200 Pooksellers Shire 1573 Detroit Town Hall Series Twenty Friday Mornings at 11 o'Clock in the Cass Theatre TWENTY WORLD•FAMOUS SPEAKERS (Including Rabbi Stephen S. Wise) Series Starts Nov. 1, with Count Felix von Lackner Season Tickets at Headquarters, 352 Statler Hotel Entire Series, $15 and $20. All Seats Reserved Phone Clifford 4960, Cadillac 6993 Watch for The Marjorie Shoppe on Dexter Boulevard FUTURE ACTIVITY OF PISGAH LODGE' PUBLISH PRELIMINARY LIST OF PATRONESSES FOR HADASSAH AFFAIR Committee Active for $25 "Give or Get" Luncheon. QVS0 A hearty response to Hadassah's Programs Arranged by Lo- anncuncement of its second "give cal B'nai B'rith for iir gat" $25 luncheon, scheduled for Several Weeks. IIio day, Dec 19, indicates a wide -1 interest in this function,: At the meeting of the general and augurs tut even larger attend- committee of Pisgah Lodge on The Sisterhood of Shaarey Ze Tuesday evening, Oct. 15, a series The Thursday sewing at Temple dek will hold the first meeting of Beth El has been resumed for the of activities and future events, the year at the Statler Hotel Nov. season. There is an were planned. unusually 11. Luncheon will be served, fol- large quota of Monday evening, Oct. 28, will work to be turned lowed by a program and entertain- lie decided to a business meeting out for the Red Cross, Hadassahl ment. The program committee to discuss the various activities of and other organizations, and it has arranged a series of interest- the lodge. , earnestly requested that there he ing and instructive meetings for On Monday evening, Nov. 4, the a big attendance each week so that the coming year. meeting will be in charge of the this worthy work may be success-1 fully accomplished. Intellectual Advancement Com- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mellon and mittee, of which Aaron Kurland is Mr,. Jennie Melson have returned chairman. The program will in- Members of the Music Study t• their home in New York City Club will broadcast a clude a symposium on Jewish edu- musical pro- trr a three weeks' visit with their gram cation. Invitations have been ex- over station WJR Thursday mother, Mrs. Dora Blanke, and afternoon, Oct. 24, at 4:30 o'clock. tended to the various Jewish edu- their sister, Mrs. Joseph G. Bur- cational institutions in Detroit to The following members will par- nett of Rhode Island avenue. present their views. , ticipate: Mrs. Howard Salzen- For the meeting on Nov. 11 a stein, vicalist, accompanied by Miss Virginia Wolfe has re- smoker and membership rally is ar- Mrs, Emery Monash, and Mrs. Rica ranged. turned to Simmons College in Bos. Lexior Pearlman, pianist.! ton,"Mass., having come on to at- On Wednesday evening, Nov. 27, tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Thanksgiving Eve, the lodge will Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brown stage a shadow ball at Hotel Stat- Albert Zenner, last week. and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Golden ler. Tickets are already in the left Friday by motor for Chicago, hands of the committee and the Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Strauss: where they will remain over the • lodge members have pledged to entertained 60 guests at an infor-1 week-end. MRS. M. L. PRENTIS make this event the success equal vial reception at their home Tues.. to any in the past. day evening in honor of their tenth, Mrs. Daniel Marx of Webb ave- ance than last year. At that time, A resolution presented wedding anniversary. by nue entertained 12 guests at Hadassah impressed Detroit Jewry Adolph ("Daddy") Freund was luncheon and bridge on Wednes- by successfully consummating an sent to Alfred M. Cohen president The Belle Hirschfield Sewing So.' day in honor sister, re. aff air of such SCOW. of the cunstitutional grand lodge, ciety has resumed activities for Benjamin D. Marx of Long Beach, The luncheon committee, com- congratulating him on his seven- the winter. This small group of Cal, posed of Mrs. D. W. Simons, honor- tieth birthday. women has been in existence for ary chairman Mrs . lose ih 11 . . 17 years and has accomplished an Mr. and Mrs. Harry Srere of Los Ehrlich, untold amount of good work. Their , Angeles, C l . , have been Stone , S o f gy j ' ect ia ts , ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL efforts are entirely non-sectarian. : relatives and friends in Detroit for t he rasing OF JUDITH ASHINSKY Mrs. Viola M. Wolfe is president, several weeks, Mr. Srere returned the Detroit Chapter's 1929 quota Mrs. William Rindskoff, vice-presi- home lust week, while Mrs. Srere for the regular medical and social dent, and Mrs. Louis Musliner, sec- The engagement of Miss Judith will remain for another fortnight. service work of the Hadassah Ashinsky, daughter of Rabbi and retary-treasurer. Nledical Organization in Palestine. Mrs. Aaron M. Ashinsky, to Rabbi Miss Gertrude Levy has re- This should not be confused with Dr. Ch Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Lewis Kaplan of Brooklyn, turned to her home in New York the recent Palestine Emergency N. Y., uyim was announced by her of Longfellow avenue have re- after a two weeks' visit with Mr. Drive, conducted nationally, in parents on Monday. turned from a visit in Washington,. and Mrs. Herbert Cohen, Friday, which Detroit participated with D. C., and Buffalo, N. Y. Rabbi Kaplan is a graduate of Mrs. Cohen honored her guest at the close co-operation of Hadassah, the Rabbi Elchanan Yeshiva in a bridge-luncheon for 16 guests at and which was for the purpose of New York. Ile received the degree Mrs. Max Berger and Mrs. F. M. the Knollwood Country Club. extending immediate aid to the of Doctor (1' Phil I from f • Y a e osop Vau Consant have returned from a victims of the Arab outrages. University. trip to Goshen, Ind., and Chicago,' Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kay and A program of interest, the de-' Ill. their son, Avery left last Wednes tails of which will be a surprise Mrs. Julius Greenthal enter- day by motor for Los Angeles, to the audience, is king planned by Calif., where they will make their Mrs. A. II. Brodie, chairman Mrs tained 20 guests at dinner Friday home, Harry L. Jackson and Mrs. David evening in honor of the birthday \Verbs', constituting the luncheon anniversary of Mr. Greenthal. Mrs. Max Edwards entertained Program committee. i the members of the Edythe Cugell A preliminary list of those who !Services: Miss Natalie Arden, daughter of Club at a bridge-luncheon on have pledged their attendance in - I Mr. and Sirs. Burt G. Arden, has Oct. 2. Sunday services will be resutned eludes the following: been accepted as , a member of 1 this Sunday, Oct. 20, at 10:45 a. Mesdames "'"'el'h 6 — ""P.".'els 0, ""- m Dr Leo M. Franklin will preach Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority in Ann Mrs. A. Raskin of 3012 Pingtee ,,•1 77 1 on. the. subject "An Evaluation Arbor. Myers, A r"l iT . in ' sM er o f avenue was surprised Monday eve- William Isenberg, Reuben Roienfiel, t: iugwik Lewisohn's Book — 'Mid- ning with a banquet given by her Henry N. Wetein, Peter Berstein Beth El College of Jewish Channel.' " children at her home, the occasion yil'114:717i.11 . 11, Ltsoni , " 7in .1::; ',Son Studies opens its fifth scholastic being her sixtieth birthday, Her Rabbi Leon Frani will occupy nt." . A ex S tei veer nberg. David W. l Simons, t he pulpit Saturday, Oct. 19, at 10 ear Monday night, Oct. 21. Regis- son, Samuel, acted us n Schiller It I h toastmaster , a . m., and speak on the subject, , Morse ration at 7:30. Brief assembly: and speeches were made by all Elronan H. Saulstit) . a nd regular class sessions im- members of her family, after which Abraham Conner, J. O. 'An Eventful Year." 0110. Ileirry I I s Henry Friedman, Albert Feld- On Saturday, Oct. 26, at 10 a. wdiately after registration. a luncheon was served and the re- Jackon, stein, N. Artinstarn. Morris Blumberg mainder of th e evenin a g sp nt in Philip Broudo, Joseph Ehrlich, Sarnue , In., the pulpit will be occupied by Mrs. Herman A. Schmier, chair- entertainment and }tubbier, Isaac Shetser, Saul Saul., ' I Dr. Leo M. Franklin. dancing. t 111111 of the Hadassah Sewing Com- David Huhar, Nathan Simons. Harry "A Rabbi Looks at Russia" will' Wine, A. Goldman. Mary (;order, Davi : he ' inittee announces that due tot he the subject of the first of the Mrs. Nathan Mandeberg will en- (ppenheim, Joseph Magidsohn, Jose' , all holiday's, the sewing activities terrain the members of the llome Frank, Alexander Freemen, A. Jaen: I series of two travel impressions which Rabbi Leon F'rain will de- for this season will not begin until Relief Society at her home, 3216 Sylvia Simons. Ilerhert Warner. Ma Ridden, Max Blumberg. Milton Alex Wednesday, Oct. 30. This work will Fullerton, Monday, Oct. 21, There ander. Berry Selker (hostess) M. A - liver at the service Sunday, Oct. thereafter lie conducted at the will be a musical program. The , at .• a. 51. The second, to harry Rabwin, Minion Kaplan Abraham were, Joshua Horwitz, II ; be given at date to he announced Shaarey Zedek branch, Twelfth bridge-luncheon will take place C. Broder, Herman Weisman, Cherie , later, will be "Can the Jews Sur. street near Atkinson, every Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the Book Robinson. Ella Velick, J. Ruby, M. II Wednesday, from 12 to 4:30 p, m. Cadillac Hotel, Zarkheim, Louis Savage. Joseph Weis • vice in Russia?" . Louis Stoll, Edward Stein, Be V olunteers for either hand or man Simon. R. Simeon Sank.), Maude Young People's Temple Club Ac• machine sewing will be welcome. Dr. Voss Harrell has left for a What Boy Ever Forgot His First Pair of HI•TOP BOOTS? And what boy doesn't demand a pair every winter? Ile wants them high . . . so we made these 14- Mello's. Ile's an aviator at heart ... sn these are "Aviator" boots. His toes have to wiggle ... which explains the moccasin toes. And he's hard on shoes . . . but the grained elk in these will bald him down. Sizes 1 to 6, at $4.95 a pair, Boys' Shoe Shop- SecondFloor lcoodiCPC( .1 el venue Building ■ Beautiful Bouquets Embracing Beautiful Thoughts Special offers for every affair. You can save half by dealing here. Distinc- tive work for weddings, birthdays, fu- nerals, parties, etc. live Soul Flowers ilsegicarre Subway Flower Shop 1 227 Gratiot Ave. CIIAS. ROSENMAN, Proprietar. Cherry 9270-9271 mph! iiirtti El Notes ine Checker Cabs. Empire 7000 Landau. Jeannette Steinberg, lien Gold months' trip to attend the Natiuna man. Idmi s Rphinson, Meyer L. Premix 1 Max J. ob, harles Hamburger. S hine - The Sunday afternoon discus- Nose and Throat Clinics to be held Frank. Ira Copeland. Julius Berman ,: sion group will hold its first meet- in Atlantic City, Cuba and Pana- Jennie BIIII71 so+ en, Oscar Blumberg ma. Harry Frank, Seymour Frank, Mors . ing Sunday, Nov. 10, at 3 p. m., In Goldman, .Simon Shriner, David Werbe the Men's Temple Club Room. The Frank Welsman. Harry Alvin. Meye a Misses Sara and Sidelle Gold- Prusxian. Minnie Steinberg, Julius Frank discussion will be led by Milford sts in of 1956 West Philadelphia Royal OPPenheim..Sidney Krandall, Harry Stern. "University Night" will be the left for Chicago, where they will Wetsman. Moe Ehrlich, J. S. Freeman Theo Levin, J. II. Polo/ker. Joseph Welt next social affair to be given by SENSATION 19114SIUNNEW ALLNIELECTRIC 9 A. C. Tubes Dynamic Speaker visit with friends. Due to illness in the family, Mrs. the Young People's Temple Club, Henry N. Weinstein will he unable on Nov. 2. Jewish students at Ann Mrs. Louis Rosenwasser has re- to act as chairman of the ways and Arbor will be the special guests of turned to her home in New York means committee. Instead, Mrs. the club. after a fortnight's visit with Mr. Maurice Landau (Euclid 103211 Young people who have singing Will Mrs. Julius Kirsch. or Mrs. H. C. Broder (Garfield a nd dancing talent are still needed 20871 should be called by those de- f or parts in "College Capers," the Mr. and Mrs. Ilyman Weingar- siring suggestions as to how to I ha:ember musical show, written den and family, formerly of 2971 earn their $25 admission fee. b y Aubrey ('herkose and Howard Glendale avenue, are now residing Mrs. M. L. Prentis is active on 11 and, members of our Young in their new home at 1826 Oakman the luncheon committee. P eople's Temple Club. Come to the boulevard. r ehearsals which are held Sunday t 3 p. nt. in the social hall, and' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loewen- Ionday, Tuesday and Thursday stein and son, Alfred, Jr., of 2983 night at 7:30 in the Brown Mem- Fullerton avenue, have returned rial Chapel. from spending the holidays with JEWISH STUDENTS' UNION ORGANIZED 0 the parents of Mrs. Loewenstein, On Wednesday evening, Oct. 8, D r. Silver to Speak at Temple: the Jewish students of Michigan Alba II. Silver of Cleveland State Normal College at Ypsilanti, w ill address the joint meeting of met for the purpose of organizing th e Men's Temple Club and the a local branch of the Jewish Stu- s isterhood on Tuesday evening, dents Union. The purpose of the 0 et. 29, at 6:30. His subject will be organization is to promote the re- o Democracy at the Crossroads." ligious and cultural welfare of the Miss Minnie 'Wolf of Erie, Pa., Jewish Students on the campus. was the guest during the past fort- The organization is operating night of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan : under the auspices of the Depart- Zussman of 2511 Glynn Court. ment of Synagogue and School Ex- S awing: During her stay here she was en- tension, of the Union of American Mt Story Jacobson will an tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hebrew Congregations. ru lance definite date for resuming Stahl of Elmhurst avenue. Prominent rabbis of this dis- of sewing, immediately following trict, as well as outstanding Jew-- th e Holidays. Mrs. Benjamin Gould enter. : ish lay leaders will he invited to tained the members of the Cousins address the Jewish Students' Un. Si ck List: Club at bridge Oct. 2. ion from time to time. Mrs. M. I'. Fisher, 236 Tuxedo The Union has affiliations with iv ishes to be notified of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Julius, of many other such organizations in Toledo were the week-end guest,. colleges and universities through. B all: of the latter's brother-in-law and' out the Middle West. Plans are under way for the sister, Mr. and Mrs. flurry Parker. The officers of the organization ba 11 to be held at the Stotler Ha- are: President, Miss Sylvia Wein- to 1 on Feb. 9. Mrs. Jack Cavanau la rg; vice-president, Miss Violet is in charge. Weiss; secretary, Miss Betty FAS- enman; treasurer, Miss Loretta CARD OF THANKS. , Levin. Mr. Ezra Glacier and family To Rabbi Philip W. Jaffa is due wish to thank all their relatives I the credit of organizing this , and friends for their many kind- branch. He led an interesting re-, nesses shown them during their at the ligious discussion last week. recent bereavement. Miss Rynee Ginsberg entertained at a green kitchen shower in honor of Miss Mollie Rothenberg, whose marriage to Joel Carris will be an October event. 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