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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman of
Hamilton road have returned from
a trip to Ilavana, Cuba, and Palm
Beach, Fla. En route to Detroit
they visited with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph M. Friedman, in
Pittsburgh.
\Vatie,s@o-t,2
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Finsterwahl
have returned from a six weeks'
trill abroad.
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For Misses and
Women
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Installation of officers of the
Northwestern Women's League of
the United Hebrew Schools took
: place Monday evening, March 17,
at the Philadelphia-Byron audi-
torium.
Mrs. J. II. Erlich, past president
of Detroit Hadassah, installed the
Samuel Gilbert of the Belcrest
has returned from a business trip
to Los Angeles.
APES have been indorsed
by ever y important
I'aris opening.... But note
the waistlines, too. There's
a button fastening, a tie-belt,
a buckled belt cut in one
with the coat. In short, we're
trying to say modestly that
we have the very smartest
coats for spring ... in tweeds
and basketweaves . • . a fea-
ture display at
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1241 WOODWARD AVE.
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SIX MILE ROAD SCHOOL
WILL OBSERVE PURIM
e.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
following officers: Mrs. Isaac Mar-
golis, president; Mrs. I. Rosenthal,
Mrs. Abe KaSSIV, Mr. Chas. Brody
and Mrs. Fannie Richmond, vice-
presidents; Airs. Aron D. Markson,
financial secretary; Mrs. Eva Pol-
lack, board recording secretary:
Miss Lena Weingarten, regular
secretary; Mrs. A. B. Knoppow,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Fan-
nie Kolt, treasurer.
Dr. John Slawson, director of
Detroit Jewish Federation, was
speaker of the evening. Mrs. David
Kallman, accompanied by Miss
Thelma Gordon, rendered a num•
ber of vocal selections. Gahm
Brothers played violin selections.
Mrs. Max Weksler, past presi-
dent, expressed appreciation for
the co-operation to the various
chairmen, and the league board of
directors presented her with a
marble lamp for her untiring ef-
forts. The league presented $500
to the United Hebrew Schools of
Detroit.
Under the auspices of the Stu-
dent Council, the students of Tem-
ple Beth El High School held their
annual Purim dinner-dance Satur-
day, March 15. At the table there
were addresses by Miss Marjory
Schembeck, the president of the
council, and Donald Roseroot, the
chairman of the social affairs com-
mittee. The entertainment con-
sisted of a one-act play, "The Pot
Boilers," by Edwin Rosenthal,
Helen Fishman, Richard Stein,
Marvin Jacobson, Gertrude Buch-
man, Liebe Ilalprin and John Sil-
berman, under the direction of
Mrs. Edith Kopelson. The evening
closed with dancing in the social
hall of the Temple.
An appropriate program and a
Hebrew playlet will be presented
by the pupils of the Six-Mile-road
branch of the United Hebrew
Schools on Sunday, March 23, in
the auditorium of the school build-
ing. The play was composed for
this occasion by D. J. Panush and
arranged for presentation by
Abraham I'anush, teacher of the
school.
All those participating in the
play are advanced students of the
Six-Stile-road school, and have ac-
quired a fair knowledge in the He-
brew language to be able to con-
verse freely on the stage. The
following are the students partici-
pating in the play:
Miss Elaine Schlesinger is spend-
ing the Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Schlesinger of Boston boulevard.
Miss Laurabelle Robinson is
Miss Schlesinger is a student at
home from Simmons College, Bos-
Bradford School for Girls at
ton, Mass., with her parents, Mr.
Bradford, Mass.
anti Sirs. Herbert 0. Robinson of
Chicago boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Wittelshofer
and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Si. Cole have
At the Purim masquerade party
returned from a visit to Hot belch by the children of Temple
Springs, Ark.
Beth El religious school, the fol.
owing were awarded prizes for the
David A. Brown and Mr. and most original, the funniest or the
Mrs. Harry Wilk of New York are most authentic costumes: Fourth
in the city, having attended the grade, Ruth Deutsch, Mortimer
seventy-seventh birthday of their Harris; fifth grade, Marjory
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Brown. A Hirschman, Robert Weinberger;
birthday dinner was given for the sixth grade, Lyra Kahn.
family last Tuesday, March 18.
Mrs. Adolph Sturm and Mrs.
Fred Rockehnan left for a visit to
Chicago.
---
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Master-
wald of La Salle boulevard have
as their guest their daughter, Ro-
serna, and Bernice Lewis of Salt
Lake City, Utah, both students at
Scudder College for Girls of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Weller and
daughter, Jeanette, were enter-
Mined at A Purim dinner by NH. •
and Mrs. Joseph Kopman of 1..w
Angeles, where they are spending
the winter months.
Rath Zion, Rena Davi, Manion. Sol
P l ' t 'o's, n "'"I' ‘' ' •V l a A Vrt h it7
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hfordeeal Kaufman; Chemelnizki, Mendel
Cohen
;
Weiner; Satan.
David Rovenblimmi Angels, Eva Dahl.
Betty Cohen, Vonina King; Bath Zion.
Betty Cohen; Dr. Ilertzl, Isidore Stein,
A. D. Gordon, Man Kos, Joseph Trum•
peldor, Nathan R.enlieldi Sadie
Itelizvica Sherman; Iler companion, Chav-
0 Cohen, (halutzim and Chalotzos, Fan-
nie Plotkin, Eva Aronovits, Sarah Eptil•
man, Dave Shapiro.
Cantor Milkovsky will conduct
the singing. Matilda and Ida Bei-
ner will accompany on the piano
and violin.
Sirs. Stein, Mrs. Rothman, Mrs.
Samoan and Mrs. Firestone have
arranged the costumes. Mrs. Bei-
ner, Mrs. Pfeffer, Mrs. Weiner, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross, Mr. Rosenbloom,
Sir. Susman and Mr. Goldman
have contributed a g reat deal
towards helping to make this play
a success.
Louis Beiner, president of the
school, and B. Stein, chairman of
the board, will be the principal
speakers of the evening.
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"The Jewish Law ..f Marriage
Those entertaining in honor of
—
and Divorce" will be the subject of
Miss Josephine (merman,
whose
marriage to Dr. Arthur Bloom
will and Leo Si. Franklin's sermon Sun-
take race March 27, were: Mrs, day morning, March 23, at 10:45
John merman, an engagement din- a. m.
ner at the Stotler; Mr. and Mrs. On Saturday, March 22, at 10:30
Sirs. Arthur Schwartz of the Louis Morris, a dinner and bridge; a. m., Dr. Leo M. Franklin will
Belcrest left for a visit to New
Mr. and Mrs. S. Popkin, a buffet deliver the sermon on "An Old
York.
supper; Mr. and Sirs. Alex liner- Story in a New Setting."
"The Evolution of the Modern
man, a bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Dr. Nathan Gates and Sam Gates
Weiss, a buffet supper; Miss Ruth Jew" will be the subject of Rabbi
have returned from Philadelphia,
Oppenheimer, a bridge and hosiery Leon F'a u n's sermon Sunday morn-
where they attended the funeral of shower; Miss Jeannette S. Mus- ing, March 30, at 10:45. This ser-
their sister.
leiner, a luncheon and personal mon is suggested by the new "His-
shower; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Blu- tory of the Jews" by Dr. A. L.
Miss Mildred Wolff, student at
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
rnenau, a bridge; Miss Nance Solo- Sachar of the University of Illi-
A. M., will hold a complimentary I Hood College, Frederick, Md., is man and Miss Rosalie Grabowsky, nois, just published.
dance in the Crystal Ballroom of visiting her parents, Mr. and Sirs. a bridge; Miss Marcia Erman, a
.
i
Masonic Temple Wednesday eve- Sol A. Wolff of Lawrence avenue. brid ge; Mrs. Lester Smith, a Purim ,Celebrations:
ning, April J.
bridge; Miss Annette Schneider, a The Saturday school, Mal
or the can-
Miss Josephine Stern and Phillip
As this is the first affair of this
mdepartmen t, will have its
luncheon; Dr. and Mrs. W. 1V.•
luncheon;
kind ever sponsored by Perfection Stern are spending the week-end Kahn, a bridge; Mrs. Henry Sky- i Purim party Sunday afternoon,
Lodge, it is our aim and desire with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. isr•s, a tea; Misses Harriet Levy and March 23, in the social hall. The
f East G d
to have as complete a response as Milford
Eleanor Scher, a buffet supper:I Party will ,e in the form of a mas-
possible," says Samuel W. Kava- boulevard.
Mrs. Lawrence Van Beaten, a querade. The committee in charge
nau, worshipful master.
luncheon and bridge; Dr. and Mrs are Dorothy Reiser Sidney Moyer,
Miss Leonore Schaffer, who has
A well known orchestra hos
'
Morris Rand, a dinner and bridge' • Albert King and Victor
Goulding.
been engaged for the evening. Thi' been the guest of Mr. and Sirs. Mr. and Sirs. Harry Krohn, a din. The cast of the Saturday School
dance is for members only of l'er- I David King of the Wilshire, left ner and bridge; Mrs. Lawrence Purim play, "Casting of Lots," eon.
for her home in Atlantic City, stop- Blau, a luncheon and bridge; Mrs. sisted of Sidney Tushbont, Muriel
, faction Lodge, and dress is op-
ping (.ff at Columbus, Ohio and
tional.
Mayer Davis, a luncheon and thee- Frank, Richard Gamey, Philip
Pittsburgh, l'a.
ter; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kopple Shaw, Morton Sobel, Esther Levy,
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kopple, a Roy Paul, Sheldon Martin, Kraal
Miss
Janet
Welt
is
home
from
'DANCE PROCEEDS
buffet supper; Mrs. Melvin and De. Gittleman and Murray Green.
School for Girls.
NEEDY ON PASSOVER Northampton
Miss Welt is h daughter of Mr. Boy Kuttauer, a luncheon; Mrs.
The High Schol Forum:
and Mrs. Melville Welt of Bal- Manuel Arden, a luncheon and
At the special invitation of the'
' The Jolly Elite Club has joined
bridge; Miss Ruth Caplan, a
moral road.
bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence high School Drama Club, Howard
the forces in the Jewish community
Inches will address the forum as-
(hose aim is to supply needy Jew-
Mrs. George G. Epstean of Chi- Welling, a dinner and bridge.
families with necessities on cago boulevard entertained with a
sembly on Sunday, Starch 23, on
Pa,over.
Mr. and Sirs. H. B. Ullian of the subject, "The Educational Val-
bridge-luncheon at the Phoenix
In order to raise the necessary Club last Monday.
New York City have left Detroit ue of Dramatic Work."
On Sunday morning, March 30, •
• funds for this purpose, the club is
! for a week's stay in Chicago.
Passover
Charity
the High School Forum will he ad-
sp :11SOring a
Miss Blanche Amberg is home
dressed by Rabbi Louis J. Schwefel
dunce to to held on Wednesday, with her parents, Dr. and Mrs Emil
The League for Industrial De-
April 2, at Jericho Temple.
Ainberg of Boston boulevard, for mocracy was addressed by Philip of Washington, D. C., who will ex-
the to
idea
I The club will on its own initia- the Easter vacation from Birming- Adler of the Detroit News on his plain
opposed
it. of the proposed cal-
ender revision and why Jews are
live help ninny poor families with ham Pa., School for Girls.
recent trip to Soviet Russia. The
the proceeds, supplying them with
meeting was held at Webster Hall
, Matzoth and other Passover neces-
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gilbert of on March 7. A. Joseph Seltzer
Order Your H•ggada Now:
shies. A large portion of the pro- the Belcrest returned from a visit was chairman of the evening.
No matter how beautiful and im-
cells is to be turned over to the , Palm Beach, Fla.
pressive the Seder service in home
Detroit Moos Chitin committee.
Mr. and Sirs. Philip Abbas were
Miss Edith Ileavenrich is visiting hosts at dinner in their apartment or in temple may be, it is always
impaired by the fact that not every-
in Florida.
in the Luxor for 10 guests. Yel- one at the table has his own !lag-
low roses in a crystal vase and yet- gads. The Union Ilaggada is on
8087. immediately.
Abe Srere has returned from low candles embellished the table.
Board Meeting:
I.os Angeles, where he attended Later the group attended the con- sale at the school office. Write or
The next board meeting of the
Thane for one at the Temple,
telephone
the funeral of his brother, George cent at the Detroit Institute of Empire
Northwestern board of the Jewish
Srere.
Arts, when Mr. Abbas and Frank, day
Old Folks' Home will be held at
Bishop gave a joint cello and piano P '17: hIr
the home of Sirs. Julius \Vartell,
sure
s e to
Cton'i
s entU aside now Sun-
Miss Lillian Leopold of New
recital,
583 Woodland, March 21.
evening, April 13, for the Con-
York City is visiting with her sis-
-
gregational
Seder.
ter and brother, Mr. and Sirs. S.
Mortimer Strauss of Ligonier,
Card Party:
Becker of Rochester avenue.
The bridge and tea that was to
Ind., is convalescing at Harper
PERFECTION LODGE
Hospital
from a recent operation.
be held on March 18, has been post-
Mr. and Sirs. A. Joseph Seltzer
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
poned until Tuesday afternoon, of Pasadena avenue entertained
A.
Si.,
will hold a special com-
March 25, at 1:30 o'clock. It is some friends at their home Friday'
Sir. and Mrs. Bernhardt Born,
sponsored by the N. W. Brunch of evening, March 14.
who have been the guests of their munication Wednesday, Starch 26,
at
7
p.
m.
F. C. Degree and Mem-
. the Old Folks' Home and is to be
children, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
bership Committee.
given at the home, 318 Edmund
Mr. and Sirs. Ira Copeland of Goldenberg of Wellesley avenue,
CHARLES
K. SANDORF',
Place, corner Brush. Mrs. Ida Colorado avenue entertained with left for their home in I.afayette,
Secretary.
Schultz is chairman.
a buffet supper for 28 guests, com- Ind.
By order of
plimenting Mr. and Mrs. Hy Jacob,
SAMUEL L. KAVANAU, W. Si.
Miss
Anna
Betty
Levy
of
Dela-
Purim Party:
who recently returned from their
The Northwestern Branch thanks honeymoon.
ware avenue WAS hostess March 17
its chairmen, Mrs. M. Blatnikoff,
at a St. Patrick's progressive
Mrs. J. Kavanau and Mrs. Ida
Sirs. Maurice Morse of the Whit- bridge party Tuesday evening. At
Schultz, and those who donated re- tier entertained at one of a series midnight covers were laid for 16
freshments and assisted in making of bridge-luncheons on Saturday, guests at a table beautifully dec-
the Purim party held at the home March 15: Covers were laid for orated for the occasion. From a
green pirate ship centerpiece the
March 10, a success. The Aggie 16 guests.
guests drew dainty green handker-
Yarrows Club donated fruit. The
Just completed, overlooking
Music Study Club and the follow-
Harry Davidson of New York chiefs.
Grand Circus park.
ing members of the organization City spent a week in Detroit as the
A limited number of these
Mrs. Jack Segal of Boston boule- '
participated in the party: Mrs. A. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sauls
remodeled and refurnished
yard is visiting in Atlantic City.
Sauls, Mrs. I. Z. Kleiman, Mrs. E. of Taylor avenue.
suites. Large, pleasant living
G. Wertheimer, Mrs. E. Sloman,
room. Two bedrooms with
Mrs.
Ralph
Paul
of
Hazelwood
Mrs. Silherblatt, little Ruth liar-
Mrs. Jack Berke has returned to
full-sized new beds and finest
Mr Frantzblau and Mr. Dom- her home in Milwaukee after a two avenue left for a weeks' visit in
new full spring mattresses.
by. The Junior Dramatic Group months' visit with relatives and New York.
Lots of closet room, bath
of the Jewish ('enters Association, friends in Detroit.
and reception hall.
Mrs.
Lena
Milavetz
of
Virginia.
Fenkell Branch, presented a l'urim
An ideal home for discrimi-
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern en-, Minn., is a guest for a few days •
I
play.
nating business men to live
tertained with a dinner for their' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rabwin of
downtown serviced by a fine
Boston boulevard.
son, Phillip, Friday, Starch 21.
hotel.
Clifford 5200
Mr. and Sirs. Meyer Rosenbaum
Miss
Virginia
Wolf
is
spending
A
■ A /1.
of
Hazelwood
avenue
have
re-
'the Easter vacation with her
father, Ed Wolf of McLean ave- turned from a trip to Sliami Beach
nue. Miss Wolf is a student at and Ilavana, Cuba.
Simmons College, Boston, Mass.
•uoisitsts•nivot
Mrs. Edward Saperstein of 306
' Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Eng- , East Euclid avenue entertained
-ass of Longfellow avenue have last Sunday at a dinner party for
returned from an extended trip 20 guests, in honor of the home
coming of her sister, Miss Lillian I
To be mentally keen, the organs to Havana, Cuba, Palm Beach and
Katz. who has just returned from
of the body must function effi- other places of interest.
New York City.
cientl y. Sluggis h make a
Mrs. J. E. Cohen and daughter.
sluggish mind.
Miss Lillian Katz has returned
What you eat is vital. It makes Jeannette Adelaide, accompanied
weeks' sojourn in the
every difference how you look, by Miss Cecile Ross of Chatham, from a seven
Ont.,
motored
to
Toronto
for
sea-
east.
While in New York City she
act, feel and work.
Eat BAST BREAD—three slices eral days stayed at the Shelton !louse as
gu est of Miss Mollie Letwin.
of BASY BREAD a day help re-
duce your weight the BAST WAY.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hollander.
Miss Cecile Rosa of Chatham,
Directions for REDUCING with who recently moved from Detroit
BASY BREAD furnished patrons. to Los Angeles, Cal.. entertained Ont., was the house guest of Miss
of
their
Detroit
friends
Jeannette
A. Cohen of Puritan ave.
a number
now visiting in Los Angeles. nue for several days.
Among
those
entertained
were
Mr.
‘IMUU.
Mrs Mary Goldhar of Windsor
and Mrs. W. Goldberg, Mr. and
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Mrs. H. P. Weller, Mr. and Mrs. was hostess to 25 guests at a fare-
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bridge in honor of Mr. and
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Miss Jeannette A. Cohen of Pur-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clayman and itan avenue entertained a number
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are now residing in their new ning in honor of her house guest,
Miss Cecile Ross of Chatham, Ont.
home at 15711 Steel avenue.
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