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146 EMMY Eivisn ORM ICLE
Engagements
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SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
TO MEET THIS SUNDAY
Rosenwald Protects
Employes' Holdings
A book review by Miss Mildred
Love and a piano recital by Miss
Rtete Lefton will be features of the
Mr. and MN. A. 1. Klugman of 2045 Clairmount avenue announce first closed meeting to be held by
betrothal of their daughter, Matilda Joan, to Leonard Mark Sims,: tilt, Young People's Society of
,on of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sims of River Rouge, Mich.
Congregation Shaurey Zedek Sun-
day afternoon, Nov. 3, at 2:30, at
Mr. and Sirs. Harry Saperstrin announce the engagement of their • th, Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on
. daughter, to Samuel Glass of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Glass of Willis at Brush street. Miss Love
Lithuania.
has chosen Ludwig tewisohn's
Air. and Sirs. Joseph Craig of Taylor avenue announce the en- "Mid-Channel" as the subject of
gagement of their daughter, Ann, to Sam Tailwind, son of Mr. and her review. It will be followed by'
Sirs. Joseph Tarnapol of Detroit.
an open discussion.
This meeting is to lx' closed to
Mr. and Mrs, William Kursman announce the engagement of their
, daughter, Rose Mary, to Solomon Miral, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel all but mentlxrs of the society.
Anyone
whose parents are affili-
Miral. The wedding will take place in December.
ated with the synagogue is eligible
for membership and may make ap-
plication at the door to attend this
meeting. Dues may be paid and
membership cards will be issued
at that time. Every' member in
g d standing is urged to bring a
guest.
Nor. 3--Miss Rita Welt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Welt, to
A business meeting will precede
George Bronstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Bronstein.
the program. A new recording
Nov. 3—Miss Sylvia Helen Jackson to Milton Frederick Gottes- secretary will Is' elected to take
man, at the Statler Hotel.
the place of Miss Rosalie Gold-
Nov. 3—Misr Sophie Charlip, daughter of Mrs. L. Charlip, to Ben stick, who is now attending the
Gre enberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. SI. Greenberg.
University of Michigan.
Milton Goodman, chairman of
Dee. 8—Miss Sophie Elaine Horvitz, daughter of MN. David nor-
, 1 vitz of 3004 Tuxedo avenue, to Jack Klanfer, son of Mr. and Mrs. the dramatic committee, reports
that
work is progressing on a play
1 Morris Klanfer.
to be given in the near futures.
Nov. 10—Miss Anne Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Th e chairman of the social com-
Smith of 2525 Buena Vista avenue, to Samuel' Klee, son of Mr. and mittee will make an announcement
Sirs. Ben Klee of Pittsburgh, Pa.
concerning the informal dance to
Nov. 11—Miss Ruth Kahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahn, tie given on Saturday evening,
' to Edward Rothman, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. SI. Rothman.
Nov. 16. Invitations are already
being issued for this dance and
reservations are limited to a small
number.
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Oct. 22—To Mr. and Sirs. David II. Shore (Jeanette Kushner), a
son, Richard Paul.
Oct. 26—To Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ginsberg (Blunts Danto) a son.
Oct. 26—To Mr. and Sirs. liesel II. Kollenberg (Frances Shore)
of Lenox avenue, a son, Eugene Jay.
Oct. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Greenbaum (Lillian Leichtman)
of 2659 Webb avenue, a daughter, Helen May.
Oct. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Simmons (Lillian Kirschbaum),
a son, Milton Foss.
Oct. 18—To Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hochman of 2955 Monterey
avenue, a son, Lawrence David.
Oct. 7—To Mr. and MN. Samuel J. Gottesman (Ida Labret), a
son, Robert S.
Oct. 2—To Mr. and Sirs. Joe Reznick (Edith Rossen) of 12802 La-
Salle, a daughter, Henrietta. •
°et 4.;and
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Sir. and Sirs. Ilarry Goodman
11111 Sir. and Sirs. Jacob Ilarwith
Starring's
PRENZLAUER—OPPENHEIM
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Oppenheirn
of 2488 West Euclid announce the
marriage of their daughter, Misr
Beatrice Oppenheint, to Colonel
l'renzlauer, which took place Sun-
dae. Oct. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Prenz-
lauer left on a honeymoon trip to
Chicago and western points.
LEONARD L COHEN
IS ICA PRESIDENT
PARIS.—(J. T. A.) — Leonard
L. L. Cohen, vice-president of the
Jewish Colonization Association,
as was foreshadowed by the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, has been
unanimously elected president of
the Ica, by the Administrative
Council of the lea, which has been
meeting, here, succeeding the late
M. rantz I hilippson, who died in
July.
Professor Salomon Reinach was
also unanimously elected by the
Council as vice-president of the Ica
in succession of Mr. Cohen Si.
Max Gottschalk has been appoint-
ed by the Brussels Jewish Commun.
ity as its representative on the his
Council, in succession to the late
M. Franz Philippson. The new
prrsident, Leonard L. Cohen, paid
a tribute to the memory of the late
Louis Marshall.
Woodward They to Wuidngtost,
Fashion Adds
A Touch of
Fur to Felt
10.00
PURITY CHAPTER JOINS
DRIVE FOR NEW 0. E. S.
BUILDING IN DETROIT
Wedding Calendar
Births
fimelhoch's
Julius Rosenwald, noted phil-
anthropist, chairman of the
board of directors of Sears,
Roebuck & Co., has "pledged
without limit" his personal for-
tune to guarantee the stock ac-
counts of he .10,000 employes of
his company. Mr. Rosenwald de-
cided tin this anion following
the market crash the past few
days.
Henry Mazer Chairman of Building
Committee; Campaign to
Open Nov. 4.
Negotiations are under way for
the construction of a new Eastern
Star Temple in the northwest sec-
tion of Detroit. The campaign will
begin on Nov. -I and will end Nov.
13.
At a meeting of volunteers to be
held at the Eastern Star Temple,
80 West Alexandria", on Nov. -I,
arrangements will be made for the
sale of club privileges in the new,
clubhouse.
The sale of club privileges is a''
new idea in community drivcs for
new buildings. Life privileges will ;
be offered which will include club
facilities without dues or assess
Purity Chapter is among the
actively interested groups partici-
paling in the campaign. In all, 13
chapters participae in the drive.
Anna Weinbeck is worthy matron
of I'urity Chapter.
Ilenry Mazer is chairman of the
building cormnitee for the new
buildings.
Frank T. Smith is president of
the Eastern Star Association, and
he has worked unceasingly to
(unlit!. plans in preparation for
the building drive.
Fur has invaded the smart millinery world to
such art extent that many hats, whether they
droop long-at-the-side, turn quickly off.the-face
or drape themselves into berets, add a touch of
fur for chic. Calyak and badger trimmed felt
hats in green, brown, wine, blue and black,
grace this unusually fine selection.
Millinery—Fourth Floor
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NORTH END CLINIC
EMPLOYES GIVE $317
All of the 37 members of the
North End Clinic persttnnel have
subscribed to the Community Fund
'rive. The total amount pledged
$317.50.
One of our most generous con-
tributors is the colored cook, Mrs.
Julia W. Thomas. She has sub-
scribed through the clinic $13 and
through her church $2, her usual
yearly contribution of $5. Ilex
BEN BEY A. C. DANCE
husband has ars° subscribed $2
AT STATLER, APRIL 20 through
their church and on midi-
ional amount at the place of his
The I3en Bey A. C. announces employment, Briggs :Manufactur-
the second annual dance to be ing Company.
given at the Statler Hotel, Sunday,
April 20. 1970. The club asks the
co-operation of all organizations in $600 IS RAISED FOR
reserving this date.
YESHIVA BETH JUDAH
entertained 20 guests on Sunday
evening, honoring their brother
and sister-in-law, Sir. and Mrs.
Robert Kosloff of Flint, on the oc-
casion of their twenty-fifth wed-
BASS—HAMBURG
ding anniversary, and also Miss
The wedding of Miss Mildred
Pearl Rynek, a December bride Hamburg of Detroit to Joseph
elect, and her fiance, Colman Bass of Cleveland, Ohio,
was a to Morris Simons, son of Mrs. M.
Sac hoe.
very elaborate affair, held at the E. Simons, which was solemnized
Statler hotel Sunday, Oct. 27, at at his home on Hazelwood avenue
Miss Charlotte Serling enter- 4 p. m.
on Oct. 17.
tained at a hosiery shower and
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman officiated
The bride wore a gorgeous Le-
bridge on Oct. 16, honoring Miss long gown of white porticien at the ceremony at 4 o'clock, which
Bessie Silverman, a bride-elect, studded with pearls and crystal s. was followed by a reception for
and on Thursday Miss Jean tier veil was held in place by a members of the family and inti-
Schneider and Mrs. David Fellman crown of pearls and the veil was I mate friends.
honored her at a miscellaneous bordered with pearls and crystals. , Miss Goodman, who was unat
shower for 38 guests.
She carried a bouquet of white tended, wore brown velvet, with
hat and shoes to match, and a
roses and lilies ofthe
The ceremony was performed' corsage of roses and lilies of the
Mrs. William Shevin, Mrs. Wil-
liam Baylis, and Mrs. Irving She- under a large arch of white chrys- ' valley.
vin were joint hostesses to 30 l anthernums and roses. The entire
guests at a personal shower and reception room was a mass of Checker Cab —Empire 7000
bridge at the Lee Plaza, on Oct. white flowers.
The bridesmaids were the Misses
22, honoring Miss Rose Shevin, a
November bride-elect. Sir. and Hazel and Ernestine Hamburg,
Mrs. Irving Shevin have as their Betty Goldman, Sherley Hootner,
guest the latter's mother, Mrs. J. Gertrude Miller and Bornice Adler.
They all wore gowns of taffeta in
L. Levin of New York City.
pastel shades and carried large
Miss Nettye Cohen of 559 bouquets of roses and wore tur-
Woodland avenue was hostess on bans of tulle to match their gowns.
The ushers were Shelden Shag-
Oct. 17 to 60 people at a personal
shower given in honor of Miss ron, Maurice Adler, Eli Gross, Lou
Miller,
Newton Finberg and Fred
Sadie Cohen, whose marriage to
I Samuel E. Lankin will take place Ettinger. The best man was
Ralph
Bass.
on Dec. 1.
Little Sherley Bass was flower
girl and Jackie Hamburg was
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Z. Berkowitz ring-bearer.
entertained 70 guests at a fifteenth
wedding anniversary at their home o cca
l' he
sion, tg wt a ;tle a g o loesn t w u. n e d ud s i u nagl
at 15390 Normandy avenue on
Saturday, Oct. 26. Mr. and Mrs. of the bride's grandparents, Mr.
and
Sirs. Charles Wall of New
Berkowitz were presented with a
York, which took place at the same
beautiful loving cup from the Con-
I
time.
Rabbi Franklin officiated at
gregation Beth Moshe, through
both weddings. There were a num-
Mr. Escan, president of the con- ber of out-of-town guests.
gregation. A five course dinner
was served at midnight. The
GRAFF—WIENER
tables were very prettiily decorat,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Franklin
ed with green ferns and cut flow- of Three
Rivers, Mich., announce
ers. During the dinner Mrs. Rob-
ert Siegel, president of Equality the marriage of their daughter,
Miss
Bessie
Wiener, to Henry
Club, of which Mrs. Berkowitz is
Graff, son of Sir. and Mrs. Louis
a member, made a speech. The Graff of Boston, which was solem-
guests were entertained by some nized at the Whittier Hotel on
of Detroit's most popular radio Oct. 8.
entertainers, Mies Rose Waxman,
A dinher for members of the
Bill Lankin and Bob Etl•nger.
immediate family followed the
ceremony.
Sirs. Max Solovich entertained
After a honeymoon trip east,
the members of her bridge club at Mr. and Mrs. Graff will reside
in 1
a bridge-luncheon last Tuesday, Kalamazoo, Mich.
honoring Miss Gertrude Sarncff, a
November bride-elect. Covers were
SIMONS—GOODMAN
laid for 12 guests.
Louis Goodman announces the
Our Christman Asourtinrut of
personal (firrrtingo in
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THANKSGIVING EVE—NOV. 27
BALLROOM HOTEL STATLER
Sponsored by Pisgah Lodge No. 31, I. 0. B. B.
Bob Cruzet's Cotton Pickers
At a gathering on Simehath
Torah, Sunday' afternoon, Oct. 27,
at the home of Abe Kasle, 2280
Atkinson avenue, the group pres-
ent contributed the sum of $600
for the Yeshiva Beth Judah, on
Pingree and Wilson, which was
founded in memory of the late
Rabbi Judah L. Levin.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Arkin en-
tertained 50 guests at a Hallow-
e'en party Sunday evening, hon-
oring Dr. Sidney K. Beigler, who
has recently returned from a
year's sojourn in Berlin.
Mrs. Edward Canvasser enter-
' tained 20 guests at a bridge
luncheon on Tuesday, honoring
her sister, Mrs. Harry Lieberman,'
who, with Mr. Lieberman, left
Oct. 29 to make her home in
Philadelphia. Among the guests
were Sirs. Morrey Schwartz of
Chicago, who is spending two
weeks here as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Canvasser. Last Saturday
Sirs. Henry Levitt honored Mrs.
Lieberman at a bridge-luncheon,
and on Thursday Mrs. Harry New-
man entertained in her honor.
Mrs. M. A. Cohen of Alpena,
Mich., was the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
Bernard Rose, during the last
week. Before returning to her
home she will visit with son-in-law •
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kanter, in Jackson.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Abrams'
are now residing in Cort Castle
apartments, 3359 Cortland aye-,
nue.
PERFECTION LODGE
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
A. M., will hold a regular meeting
Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 7 p. m.
CHAS. K. SANDORF,
Secretary.
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