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Miss Hinde Goldstein is chairman
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of the spring formal dance to be
Oven by the Young People's Ste-
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Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklit
spent the week-end with their chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ein-
stein in Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. Frank
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dot Shalom Temple in Pittsburgl
on Sunday morning, Feb. 16. The•.
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Miss Stern heads the reception
committee for the country club
supper dance to be given by the
Young Peoples Temple Club Sat-
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An important meeting of the
Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organizath n will be held at
the Sharcay Z-•lek Synagogue,
Twelfth and Atkinson, Monday,
Feb. 21, at 8 p. m. Election of
offict rs will take place, and a re-
sume of the past year's activities
will be given.
The North Woodward branch
held an interesting meeting at the
home of Mrs. Hartman, 1706 At-
kinson avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Various cases were discussed and
aid given. A bake sale will be held
March Cl. A station will be placed
in every prominent Jewish meat-
market. All proceeds will go to
charity. Mrs. I. Waldman
chairman of the affair with MN.
It. Ackerman as her assistant.

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aftertosm at 2 o'clock, Feb. 26 at
the Spitler Hotel.

Miss Rose Kahn is conducting a
class in the art of basket weaving
and rug making every Thursday
afternoon at the home, 318 Ed-
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part icipate.

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The Modern Youths of Today
club held a successful Valentine
tarty at the Holbrook Community
House Saturday evening, Feb. 15,
The Silver Moon Melodians, under
the skillful leadership of Captain
'Bob" Deutsch of 168 Winona ave.
nue, supplied the music. The en-
tertainment committee was instru-
mental in furnishing a well ar-
ranged surprise program.

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and is exclusive with us in Detroit.

Michael C. Birnkrant of Hostl,
boulevard, has returned home af-
ter a lengthy sojourn in California,
Phi Alpha Gamma Sorority
having been a guest at the Santa honored Miss Bernice Kahn with a
Barbara Biltmore Hotel.
Valentine birthday party on Sat-
urday evening, Feb. 15, at the
Mr. and Mrs. David Davis en- home of Miss Carmyl Nelson of
tertained with a buffet supper for 15417 Fourteenth avenue. The
30 at the Whittier hotel on Thurs- table was set for 16 people. The
decorations were carried out in
day evening, Feb. 20.
Valentine colors. Miss Rose Wex-
MISS HINDE GOLDSTEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cole enter- ler entertained with popular selec-
Zedek Saturday evening, March 1,
tained at dinner Tuesday, Feb. 18. tions,
at the Lee Plaza Hotel. Miss Gold.
for a number of friends in one of a
The Olympia Hotel of Mt. Clem- stein and her committee have ex-
series of social affairs.
ens, of which Max Elkin is man- pended all their efforts in an at-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson ager, is becoming a favorite week- . tempt to make this dance one of
of Chicago boulevard gave a din- end rendezvous of Daroiters. Each the biggest social successes of the
ner for some friends last Satur- week finds the register of the hotel season. Ray Goren and his Coto,.
filled with fimiliar names. Among I try Club Orchestra will supply the
day. Covers were laid for 14.
the guests the past week-end were music.
Paul
Shapiro, Dr. Chas. A. Smith,
Mrs. Maurice Goldenberg of
Tickets are being sold by invita.
Wellesley Drive were at home to Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Gerson, Mrs. thin only, and Miss Goldstein re-
Si,
Davis
and her sister, Mrs. ports that the returns have been
friends on Tuesday evening, Feb.
IS. in honor of 31 r. Goblenberg's Emanuel Hamburger, Max Karp, very good. There are still a few
Miss Edith Albert, G. Cassel and tickets available, however, to hold-
birthday.
Sirs. Mary Gordon.
ers of invitations.
Mrs. Louis Robinson and laugh.
The list of patrol,- will be an-
Mr. and MN. Morris Fishman, nounced next week.
ter, Adrian, of Cortland avenue
are spending some time at Miami Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gendil, all of
Beach, Fla.
Detroit, who are vacationing in W. P. C. AGAIN TO HOLD
Mrs. Ben Berke of Calvert ave- Miami Beach, Florida,• where they
WASHINGTON REUNION
nue has returned from a visit to are stopping at the Biscayne Col-
lins Hotel, last week experienced
Los Angeles, Cal.
Twenty-two years ago, group of
a prolonged aerial trip on a Lep.'
boys, most of them not in their
Edward A. Bernstein of Chicago pelin.
teens,
all of Jewish faith, all play-
boulevard has returned after a
Mr. and SIN. Max Dushkin will ing together, all going to school
short business trip to Chicago.
receive Sunday, Feb. 23, from 2 to together, all going to the Hannah
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Z. Brown of it in the afternoon and from 7 tu g Schloss building, met and started a
Golden Gate avenue have returned 10 in the evening, in honor of the club. The dues were two cents a
from lint Springs, Ark.. where Bar Mitzvah of their son, Myrom, week.
As years went by the club grew
they spent several weeks.
which will take place at Congrega-
tion Emanuel Saturday, Feb. 22. I and the name Washington Pro.
gressive Club was adopted. Bus-
A surprise inlay was given in No cards.
, ketball and baseball were the niain
honor of Miss Celia Barlow of 352
Woodland avenue Wednesday eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Aaronson I athletic activities and the W. I'. C.
ning, Feb. 19, by her friends. and their daughter, Margery. left teams were in the front in their
Bridge and mah jongg were the di. for Hot Springs, Ark., where they class in both t hese sports.
Adult avdisors that bwk the
are spending a fortnight.
versions of the evening.
trouble to guide the club when ma-
The Bar Mitzvah of Sydney Sit- ' tune advice was needed, Fred Si.
The annual formal dinner-dance
of Pi Gamma Phi Fraternity was ! verman, son of Mr. and Sirs, Har- Butzel never failed to lend an ear
given Feb. 16 in Chicago and at- ry Silverman of 2234 Boston boule- to the boys' troubles and often
tended by four members of the vard, was observed on Feb. 15. A spent valuable time at committee
Detroit chapter. Harold Michaels lovely table was set for friends and meetings. Miss Hart helped, Sim-
and Nit-rtell Harriss of the Detroit relatives at the liar Mitzvah's son .1. Rosenberg was basketball
and baseball coach, and Slr. Yager
chapter were presented with pins hone.
was physical director.
and gavels for past masterships.
Although all minors, three of the
Leonard Goldman and Saul Bloom
Mrs. Louis Germansky was host-
were also among those present ess to a group of friends at a boys enlisted in A Company, I25th
from Detroit.
bridge-luncheon, honoring Mrs. Reg., 32nd Division during the war,
Fred Harris ',Kate Gordon,. a re- went overseas, gave a C.1 ,,,1 account
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank and cent bride, and :Miss Lillian Chi- of themselves and all thrte were
wounded in action.
daughters, Ruth and Florence, are vian, of Evansville, Ind.
In 1920 the Washington Pro-
spending the winter months at
Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Sirs. David Si. Schiller gressive Club, the Tri-Square Club
had as their guest during the past and a young mens club from the
Max Lieberman of Second boule- week the latter's sister, Miss Betty north part of the city, ioined to-
gether to form a Y. NI. II. A.
vard is visiting in Stiarni Beach, Schnabel. of Lansing.
The following year the boys of
Mrs. Abe Teicher and children, the Washington Progressive flub
Mr. and Mrs. David Schaeffer Rona Lee and Irving, of 228 Wi- held a banquet on Washington's
have returned to their home in nona avenue, Highland Park. are Birthday and have been gettirg
Peoria, 111., after an extended visit leaving Felt, 2:1 for Hot Springs, toget her every year since on that
with the latter's brother-in-la• and Ark., to spend a month with their
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schiller. mother and grndmother, Mrs. A.
This year the ninth annual ban.
They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glass, who is wintering there.
goat will It' at Northwood Inn,
A. M. Packard in Greenville, Stich.
Twelve and one-half mile road and
Miss Marini Rosen of Pontiac Woodward.
Mrs. Celia' Ilelpert of 330 Palm- left on Friday to spend the week-
Miss Hart and Fred M. Butzel
erston boulevard, Toronto, Ont., is end with her aunt in Chicago,
will he guests of honor.
the guest of her sister-in-law. Sirs.
Dave Freedman is the retiring
Mrs. J. Modell and daughters president and Henry A. Manson is
Paul Shapiro, of I935 Edison ate-
nue. Mrs. Heinen has been IA- left for 31i3nli on Wednesday, Feb. president-elect of the club.
tensivtly entertained by relatives 19. to remain for a month.
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and friends. Among those who es.
A delightful formal dinner-dance GEWERKSCHAFTEN TAG
tertained in her honor are Mrs. P.
DAY SET FOR MARCH 9
Shapiro, SIN. S. Helper, Mrs. Dora given at the Bal Tabarin marked
The Palestine Labor committee
Moyer, Mrs. .1, Oppenheim, Mrs., the fourth anniversary of Sigma
Chas. Helper( and Mrs. Jus Bud- Delta Pi Sorority. The color which is conducting the drive for
scheme was carried out in pink and slum° for the Gewerkschaften an-
n itsky.
white.
nounces that permits have been
granted by the mayor's office for
Anteing those who attended the
Mrs. J. NIodell, accompanied by a tag day to be held here on Sun-
University of Michigan J-hop were
David C. Markowitz and his her three daughters, left Wednes- day. Starch O.
day morning for Miami, Fla.,
fiancee, Dina F. Abramsohn.
where she will spend the remain-
B'NAI MOSHE NOTES
Mrs. Arthur Ilarris entertained der of the winter. Before leaving
the members of the Jussew Girls' Mrs. Modell was entertained with
Get-Together Supper :
Club at a bridge-luncheon at the several affairs given in her honor.
On 11 ednesday evening, Feb. 26,
Lee Plaza Tuesday. Red carna-
Mrs. Agnes Yarrows and Mrs. 'at 6:30 p. m., the Sisterhood will
rafts and roses centered the table,
hold
its monthly get together sup-
Fannie Davidson will entertain the
which was set for 12 guests.
officers of Purity Chanter on per, for members and their friends
in
the
banquet hall at Dexter and
Miss Edna Sklar of Glendale! March 3 at the home of Mrs. Yar.
Lawrence. The Young People's
avenue surprised her fiance, Dr. rows on Chicago boulevard.
Auxiliary
prepared several plays
Henry Green, at a delightful fam-
Mrs. Ttrace Velick of Massachu- to present during the evening.
ily dinner at the Oriole Terrace on
setts avenue will entertain at a Those participating in the plays
Feb. 16. Covers were laid for
are: Slim Margaret Rosie, Theo-
bridge-luncheon this Saturday.
dore Kertesz. Morris Bernstein,
The silver wedding anniver,o v •
Miss Eva Aronson of Chicago. Miss Ella Saas, David Weiss,
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ilechtinab
of 2976 Elmhurst avenue was eel , - president of the Mizrachi Youth, Charles Young, Miss Grace Levin-
brated Sunday, Feb. 16, at a sur- of that city, was a recent guest of ger, Harry Gunsberg, Max Rosner,
prise. party given in their honor by 1 Miss Esther Ashinsky. Miss Aron- Miss Evelyn Miller, and Miss Kate
their children, Samuel, Fannie and son addressed the local group while Siegel. Players are coached by
.lames A. Kates.
Louis. A host of friends and rela. in the city.
Young People's Auxiliary:
tives were present to greet Mr. and
On Sunday, Feb. 22, the social
Mrs. Ralph Paul and Mrs. J.
Mrs. Ilechtman. Interest in this
Ilarwith were joint hostesses at a committee under the chairmanship
occasion was further enhanced
the announcement of Mr. and Sirs. bridge-luncheon on Tuesday at the of Harry Gunsberg will present an
Ileclitman of the engagement vf home of Mrs. Paul on Hazelwood entertaining program, to follow
their son, Samuel, to Miss Lillian avenue. The luncheon and prizes the business meeting.
Lieberman, daughter of Mr. and were carried nut very effectively in Chess Tournament:
Sirs. Joseph Lieberman of III , Chinese fashion.
Arthur Boschan is in charge of
the chess tournament now going on,
Rosedale Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Aronheim Many have already entered the con-
Mr. and Mrs. St. D. Harris of have returned from an extended test, which will continue for sev-
2724 Glendale avenue entertained honeymoon trip to Cuba and Flor- eral weeks, and is open to more
at a birthday party given in honor I ida and are at home at 2035 West contestants. A prize will award-
ed to the a- inner.
of their daughter. Maxine, Satur- Euclid avenue,
day, Feb. 15. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leitman of
26 guests.
1710 Hazelwood avenue enter-
The next regular meeting of . tained 45 guests at dinner on Sun-
the Home Relief Society will b e ' day evening, Feb. 16, in honor of
their son. Macs Mitchell, who
held Monday, Feb. 24. at 2 p.
at the home of Mrs. Isadore Gra- graduated from the Ohio State
Just completed, overlooking
bow. :117 Monterey.
Normal College, who has attained
his B. A. degree and in Sep-
Grand Circus park.
Miss Esther Schlesinger enter- I tember will start as a football
A limited number of these
12 guests at her hone on coach and physical director in one
remodeled and refurnished
Gladstone avenue.
of the Ohio high schools.
suites. Large, pleasant living
room. Two bedrooms with
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Sir. and Mrs. A. Glazer if 2511
full-sized new beds arid finest
• West Philadelphia left on Wednes.
new full spring mattresses.
day last for a month's stay in Het
Lots of closet room, bath
Springs, Ark.
and reception hall.
An ideal home for discrimi-
Ant Still
Miss Esther Schwartz enter-
natint ihisiness men to live
tained 35 euest• at • miv'ellant•Ou•
Waitinj
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shower.
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Abramowitz, a bride-elect of thi•
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Clifford 5200
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Customer
Isadore Grabow left for a 10-da y
visit to New York.

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