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IS CO-CHAIRMAN OF
JR. HADASSAH DINNER
DANCE ON APRIL 27

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EL MOSHE SYNAGOGUE
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The El Moshe Sunday School was
organized in November, at the syn-
agogue on Twenty-ninth street
I near Michigan avenue. There is
is weekly attendance of 100 chit-
dren ranging in ages from 5 to
'
16. There are five classes and the
teachers , are:
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and Mr. Burnstein. Rabbi Gordon
Much interest attaches to the is head of the teaching staff of the
Mrs. Henry Wineman of Ham-
ilton road has as her guest her sir luncheon being sponsored by the Sunday School. It. Zuieback is the
ter, Mrs. Joseph Seigel of Chicago League of Jewish Women's Or- superintendent.
The classes Is-gin at 10 o'clock
ganizations for Thursday, May 15,
Mrs. Hugo Brandt of New Yoe. at the Stotler Hotel. The commit- and last until 11:30. Then until
City will arrive in Detroit to at tee in charge, under the chairman- 12 an assembly is held. Rabbi Goy-
Among the Copies and Adaptations Are
tend the Rosenthal-Newman wed- ship of Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, don speaks to the pupils. The as-
ing and will be the guest of her urges all of the constituent dub..; senility is closed with mass singing.
in
the
league
to
arrange
for
a
large
Officers
have
been
clotted
as
fol-
sister, Mrs. S. Crooner. Mr. and
MOLYNEUX'S SPLIT CAPE
Mrs. Edwin Kaufman of New re presentation at the luncheon. lows: Harold Burnstein, president;
THE MARTIAL ET ARMAND BOLERO BACK
York City will be the house guest- An attractive afternoon is being!
Friedman,
Florence
Shevin, vice-president;
secretary, and
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaufman and planned, to include a speaker of Albert
I'AQUIN'S SHAWL COLLAR
will attend the Rosenthal-Newman national reputation as well as a Leonard Birndorf, treasurer.
charming program of music. Jew.; I ces T sh fu e , pupils have given two sue-
VIONNET'S WRAP-AROUND
wedding.
ish women's clubs not affiliated
programs on Chanukah and
REGNY'S CRAVAT SCARF'
with the league are invited to join I pur,m,
One hundred soil twenty-five at this time, so that their members i
Every week the children bring
Knollwood
Conn-
ers
sf
the
nu
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ail themselves of the
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Black, Navy, Beige, and Gray with trimmings of Galyak,
1 lunch-
h . 1 a I few pennies fur charity and. the
m
try Club held the first meeting of
toil (sheared lamb), Squirrel, Lapin (dyed coney) and Mole
may ot : the
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' membership
'
the season at Oriole Terrace Wed. , nun
comm it1 following donations have been
MISS ROSE H. BERICK
?e,1
made:
$10
to
the
Matzoh
Fund
and
The
nesday evening, April 9.
ill welcome inquiries regarding
Mini, Rose M. Berick is co-chair- meeting was . presided over by membership.
Airs. Oscar Ro1 in- $4.50 for the planting of three
trees in the Ilerzl Forest in Pal-
man, assisting Miss Lillian Gor- President Ala u r i c e Aronsson.
von is president of the league.
den, chairman, of the Junior Ila- Chairmen of committees reported
tiosah spring informal dinner- on activities as follows: A. Gold-
Mrs. Anna Spiro of St. Louis,'
dunce ti be given Sunday evening, man , membership; Maurice Mish-
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COAT SHOPS
April 27, at Northwood Inn. Tick- kin, greens; Louis Blumberg, cod- Mu., sister of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- JERICHO DANCE TO
ets may be obtained from any Jun- dies; Charles Agree, house; Leo art Marwil of La Salle boulevard,
Fifth Floor—Grand River Avenue Building
BE
NEXT
FRIDAY
Marks,
purchasing;
Edward
A.
and
Alexander
Kaufman
of
Ann
ior Hadassith b rand member, or by
—
calling Miss Gordon at Empire Bernstein, tournament. J. Magid- Arbor, classmate of Milton Mar-
Final
arrangements
have
been
sohn,
past
president,
gave
an
in-
wil,
will
be
their
guests
over
the
2014, or Miss Beriek at Empire
completed for the annual Easter I r
teresting talk. Charles Smith pro- ' Passover.
045.
dance sponsored by Canton Jeri-
vided mirth in his inimitable way
The present
A delightful bridge-luncheon cho No. 50, Patriarchs Militant,
of telling stories.
DRIVE FOR PLANTING
committee and members are en- was given Wednesday at the home I. 0. 0 F'., to be held in the main
thusiastic over the prospects of of Mrs. F. Baker, Lincolnshire ballroom of Jericho Temple, April
OF TREES IN ZION IS
NOW IN FULL SWING the coming season. boulevard, for the benefit of the' 18.
Horne Relief Society.
The committee on arrangements
..
is planning ninny interesting sur-
IMPORTED FRENCH STATIONERY
Mr. and Mrs. Si. Ilinielhoch have
Detroit Jews Are Asked to Honor
prises
for the evening and from all
weeks'
b 'I
given by th e
re u
Dear One by Aiding Referee.
for trip through the south, induct-ialumni chapter of Alpha Epsilon indications, this affair will surpass
tation in Palestine.
ing Augusta, Charleston and Wash.' Phi is being held at the Twentieth all previous events sponsored by
. Century Club Saturday, May 3. the canton. Billie Rusher and his
The drive for the planting of ington.
' Tickets may be secured from Miss Miami Melody Playboys have been
trees in Palestine through the Jew-
A
very
tine
program
was
en-
Julia
Ruth Brown, chairman, 150 engaged to furnish the music, and
Booksellers Since 1 ,1 75
I ish National Fund is now in full
joyed at a recital given at the West Euclid; Miss Clement Hopp, the auditorium of Jericho Temple
Randolph 0200
1550 Woodward
I swing .
School
of
Music
Auditorium
of
the
2265
West
Boston
•
Miss
Louise
has
been
decorated
especially
for
Detroit Jews are asked by the
committee in charge, of which Mrs. University of Michigan by Philip Daniels, 3200 West Boston; mem- this affair.
Sam Mann is general chairman.
! Eli Sachse is one of the !cadent, to Stern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milford hers of the group, or at the door
honor their dear ones by planting Stern of 560 East Grand boule- of the club. Anyone desiring to and is being assisted by the follow- •
yard. arrange for special tables may call ing: Willie Hacker in charge of
4
trees at $1.50 each and in this
Miss Brown, Empire 6410.
the distribution of tickets; IL-n'
fashion helping in the reconstruc-
E. A. Bernstein of Chicago
-
Blum,
advertising;
Maurice
Horde
Lion of l'alestine.
boulevard has returned from a
Mrs. Louis J. Rosenberg of Cal- love, director of publicity; and
Mrs. Sachse announces the fol- trip to Chicago and Indianapolis.
vert avenue has returned from a Louis Shapero, Jos. Apabaum,1
lowing additional trees planted
two
months' stay in Florida.
Jack Wald, Milton Rubin and
through her efforts:
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
Sherman l'orvin.
Mrs. M. A. Cohen of Alpena, of Hamilton road have returned
Adolph
Freund
of
Detroit,
who
Mich., in memory of her soother, after wintering at Palm Beach,
spent the winter months in Florida,
Emma Orman; Mrs. Lillian Isaac- Fla.
is now visiting in Chattanooga, JOLLY ELITE CLUB
son of Bay City, Mich., in memory
Tenn.
AIDS 75 FAMILIES
of her parents, Reuben and Ro•h
by CANTON JERICHO
Mrs. Laura Wurtzberger of Chi-
Biller; Ellis, Harold and Ralph cago boulevard is back from Cali-
FOR
THE
PASSOVER!
No. 50, P. M., I. 0. 0. F.
Mrs.
II.
B.
Ullian
of
New
York
Isaacson of Bay City, in memory fornia, where she spent the winter
City, who has been spending a
of their father, Frank Isaacson; months.
The Jolly Elite Club, a group of
week
in
Detroit,
is
leaving
to
spend
Mrs. Meyer Sugarman, in memory
Friday Evening, April 18
young men and women, Tuesday I
of Isabelle Fisher; Mrs. Aaron
Mrs. Irma Strauss and son Mil- the Passover in Boston, Sloss.
distributed Passover neceasities,!
Carlstein of 3311 Chicago boule- ton have returned this week-end'
, malts
JERICHO TEMPLE
including matzoth, eggs,
yard, in memory of her parents, after spending the winter in Cali-
Mr. and Mrs, David Bussey and flour, potatoes, etc., to . 5 needy
2705 JOY ROAD
Samuel and Lena Mittenthal; Mrs. fornia.
daughter Beverly and Mr. Bussey's'
brother, Ned, have left for Chi- , families.
Arthur Fivenson of Alpena, Mich.,
11 ith proceeds of a successful '1
FEATURING
in honor of her mother, Esther
Mrs. Charles Miller of Harcourt cogs to spend Passover week with dance held at Jericho Temple, Ap-
Steinborn.
Drive, Cleveland, was the guest of I Mr. Bussey's parents.
Billy Bushor and His Melody Boys
ril 2, this club was enabled to do
her niece, Mrs. Walter Laib of
this good bit of work for Passover
Shrewsbury road. Mrs. Miller left •
as- .
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. l'alistrant 0 f Moos Chaim. \
for home on Friday.
New York City will spend the holi-
The Passover necessities were
days in Detroit with Mrs. Palis- distributed among the needy fami-
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern of ; trant's mother, Mrs. Margolis of Ines without investigations or in
A meeting of Phi Sigma Phi of 560 East Grand boulevard will 2929 l'ingree.
I any way embarassing the recipients
Beth El congregation was held hold Setter services for a gather -
of the gifts.
Saturday afternoon at Temp I
e in
I g o 0 f 20 .
On Monday, April 14, Parity,
Both El with Miss Frances Seitner, I
chapter will hold the last initiation
Mrs. Adolph Sloman , of the fiscal year. The meeting i RABBI FINE TO SPEAK
president, presiding. At a short1 Mr. and M
business session an entertainment have returned after spending the, will open at 7 :45 with memorial I
IN TWO SYNAGOGUES'
committee was appointed which in., winter in California.
services. Initiation will be at 8;15.
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eludes Miss Winifred Werbe and 1
]
a
u
Nliss Beatrice Cooper. Mrs. James1 Alexander Freeman of Chicago has
The arranged
committee
refreshments
for on
a Passover
lunch.' Rabbi Samel
Fine will
on NI.
Ahavath
Zion, spek
Ho l.
Rapport is councillor for the group.1boulevard is on a trip to include Election of officers will be held on at brook
Congregati
and Beaubien, on the morn - ,
New York City
Rochester. 12
A social hour followed,
at and
whichi
I April 28 and installation on May ing of the first day of Passover, on
Miss Werbe acted as hostess.
I .
"The
Exodus
from Egypt and the,
Sidney B. orris has returne d '
Torah." Ile will touch upon the
Ohio, having
oung
A board meeting at 1:30 Wed- from Ystown,
air. and Mrs. 11. P. Weller a d need for liberal support of the De-
Announces the opening of an office at
in honor of!
nesday will precede the regular attended a reception
M
home
1 daughter Jeanette will be at h n troll Yeshivah.
i
meeting at 2:30 of Beth El Sister- his engagement to Miss 7Ailina here after April 25.
On
the
morning
of
the
second
day
12224 Dexter Blvd., Cor. Cortland
' hood in the temple rooms. Impor. R osenbaum of that city. His par- '
Mr. and Mrs. Si.Aschner and of Pasousver, on Monday, Rabbi
. tent items are to be discussed and ants and sister, Helen, returned
Fine will speak at Congregation I
delegates will be chosen for the with him.
for the General Practice of Dentistry
' lightfully entertained at the home Shaarey Zion, Cortland and Lin-
—
, coming convention in Detroit. A ;
of Mr.
and Mrs.
Sidney
Stone wood,
of
ldemere
avenun
Saturday,
on "Organization and Unity,"
Mrs. I. J. DeRoy, who has been I
I social hour will follow the busi-
avenue o
Wi
emphasizing the importance of the
visiting her children, Mr. and Mrs.
ness session.
ri
l
5
'
Vend
Hair movement.
ARLINGTON 9188
! Aaron DeRoy of the Whittier Ap
, RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000 lintel, has returned to her home in ; 1 Mrs. Benjamin D. Lieberman of Jews in the neighborhood of
:2284 Chicago boulevard enter. these two synagogues are invited
;Pittsburgh.
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--
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— tained on Sunday
evening with a' to hear Rabbi Fine on the appoint-
;
e Weil, stud ent at
Mi ss Bea
I
d., surprise bridge party, honoring1ed days.
s
pen
i
s
;
tricMichigan ,
[ Uni vers ity of
,
ling the spring vacation at the home ; Mr. Lieberman's birthday anni-
, versary.
I ZIONIST YOUTH LEAGUE
'of her uncle and aunt, Sir. and
i Niro. Max •Unger of Sturtevant :
Mrs. Michael Silver and (laugh.. PROGRAM THIS MONDAY
avenue.
ter, Mrs. Herman Zimmerman, •
—
An interestinss program is being
Mr. and Mrs.
David W. Simons were joint hostesses at a personal
, and daughter Sylvia of La Salle shower on Saturday, April 5, at prepared La Monday evening, Ali-
boulevard have returned from a their home, 13305 La Salle boule- rut 14.
yard, honoring Miss Min Silver, a , Among the outstanding features '
Istsjourn at Nliami Beach, Fla.
, bride-elect of June 15. Covers of the program are: the "Kant- I
—
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; were laid for 40 guests for a din- shik", a humorous magazine, and 1
Mr. and Mrs. William Isenbens
the songs which will he sung by
of Edison avenue left for a trip to ner-bridge.
everyone present.
' New York City, where they will re- ' ! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dreifuss of
Everybody is welcome, 11,1111i,
main for about two weeks.
, 2548 Elmhurst avenue will be at sion free.
On Monday evening, April 21, '
home to their friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Weller were I on Friday evening, April 18, from A talk on the subject, "Ilechalutz
entertained at the Roosevelt Hotel, ' 7 to 10, in honor of their fiftieth Movement," will be given by Levy
Hollywood, Cal., by Mr. and Mrs.
Shapiro.
' Charles Chidsey, who spent the wedding anniversary.
All activities are taking place at
1; winter months there with Mr. and
Mrs. B. Jacobson of Filigree the clobrooms of the lager. Ss00
; Mrs. Weller.
avenue, who was for a few weeks Twelfth street.
— •
in New York City visiting her
Mrs. A. Rutter of Cleveland. mother, Mrs. Grossman, has re- - e
J wish Welfare Federation
and daughter, Mrs. Si. E. Krieger turned to Detroit.
Flower Fund.
of Long Beach, Cal.. are the
Mrs. A. Warshaysaky, Mrs. S.
=IN guests of Mrs. L. Robinson and
Contributions
to the flower fund
11115=11Mrs. L. Si. Estop.
'Perlman of Webb avenue. and Mrs.
B. Kramer of Elmhurst left on a of the Jewish Welfare Federation
Dr.
L.
E.
gamin
has
left
the
city
motor
trip
Wednesday
morning
have
been
received
in memory of
Dr.
1443 Farmer St.
for the purpose of doing post. through Canada and New York. Mrs. NI. C. Weil from A. H. Ileeht,
Randolph 8490
graduate work in internal medi- Mrs. Kramer will stop off at Buf- l'hilip A. Spstine, Harry M. Ep-
Owing to the many requests of our regular patrons a,
eine and heart diseases. Ile will ; felts and spend the holidays with stine and Joseph L. Selling.
will be open Easter Sunday (April 20th) serving
be gone for about a year.
• relatives there. Mrs. Virarshawsky
dinner from 12 to 8:30 p. nu.
going on to
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Diamond of and
Mrs.
Perlman
are
New
York
City, where
they will
, ..... , ...
....
Longfellow avenue have returned visit relatives and friends.
from Hot Springs, Ark.
—
Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldman of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooper of Chi-
•ildemere avenue have returned
The Officers and Members of the
sago boulevard left for a trip to from a pleasant trip to French
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