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DR. R. L. KAHN NEXT
HADASSAH SPEAKER

, JR. HADASSAH DINNER
AND DANCE APRIL 271

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FOR THE
LARGER
WOMEN

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Miss Lillian Gordon is chairman
and Miss Rese Brick is co-chair-
man of the dinner dance to be giv-
ull by the Junior Iladassah at

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Much interest has been evinced
in the announcement that Dr. R. I..
Kahn of the University of Michi-
gun will address the joint nieeting
I of Senior and Junior Iladassah
I next Wednesday evening, April
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On Friday evening Dr. Leo M. I A feature of the program at the
Franklin of Temple Beth El will luncheon of the League of Jewish
occupy the pulpit of Temple Wonien's Organizations on Thurs-
Emanuel, Chicago, of which Rabbi slay, May 15, at the Staler, will
Felix A. Levy is rabbi. Rabbi be a group of Jewish folksongs by
well
Kaltman,
Florence
Franklin will leave for Detroit im- Miss
mediately after his address but known soprano. The luncheon
Mrs. Franklin, who accompanied committee will also present a
him, will remain as the guest of guest speaker of distinction, wide-
her mother for several (lays. ly known for her leadership in the
work of women's organizations. 1
The seating capacity of the Stutter
Myron Barlow, who has lived ballroom is limited, and presidents,
for many years in Etaples, France, of affiliated clubs are requested to
recently returned for a visit of two
weeks with his father, A. Barlow, arrange for early reservations onl
362 Woodland avenue. the part of their members. Serv-
ing on the luncheon committee
—
.' with Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich as
Miss Lucille Bernstein, (laugh-
ter of Dr. A. E. Bernstein of 2400 chairman
are Mrs.
Ralph
Davidson,
Mrs Isaac
Gilbert,
Miss
Edithl
•
West Boston boulevard, who has Mrs.
Mrs.
Heave:inch,
Mrs Harry Shulman
—Photo by Spellman.
recently graduated from Highland and Mrs. Roy Za msky.
Manor, Tarrytown, N. Y., and is
MISS LILLIAN GORDON
resuming her studied at Arlington
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenthal of •
Northwnnd Inn, Sunday, April 27. Hall College, Washington, D. C., is
Indianapolis were guests in Di.-
Reservations may be made through home for the Easter holidays.
trait,
having attended the Rosen-
_
the chairmen and monitors of the
Its aril of Junior Hadassah, before
The Knollwood Country Club of that-Newman wedding.
Wednesday, April 23. Miss Gordon Birmingham, through its presi-
Mrs. Tillie Bressler of Cleveland
' may be reached at Emp. 2011 and dent, Maurice Aronsson, will be.'
host at a luncheon and golf to 50 is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ju-
3
Miss Berick at Elm). 015.
new members on Sunday. April 20. Ins Gilbert of the Belcrest.

"our thrifty price tag"

IS THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BE-
TWEEN THE DRESSES YOU'LL
SEE ELSEWHERE AT $15 AND 816,
AND THE ONES \\'E FEATURE
EVERY DAY Al' $12.85.

Choose Your Easter
Dress at Benton's
Tomorrow!

DRESSES

Woodward and Alger. Like all the
Iladassah cultural meetings, this
One is also open to the public. Mrs. i
Ilarry J. Jackson, cultural chair-
man, will preside.
Dr. Kahn has won international
SIZES 42 to 60
fame through his authorship of the
Kahn test, a test fur syphilis which
You need not spend a for-
he demonstrated as America's rep.
tune on alterations just be-
resentative before the medical
AMCA CONCERT IN
Dr. Harold Imerman of S,,, . conference
wald was host-
of the League of Na-
cause you are of generous
,
s'. 'A. ' ,
Miss
Ruth
ma
tobridge4unch-
naw,
Mich.
son
of
M
r.
and
Mr
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year, and which was ac- '
proportions ... Ileyn's offer
essto
10
guests
at
lions last
WINDSOR SUNDAY
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2055 G ladst one, spent (Tided
. !merman
and endorsed by the confer-
an economical solution to
eon.
etro it with her , i faience. Ile is associate proles-
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th e wee k-end in Detroit
the larger woman who isn't
The concert of the Amen Or-
Miss Virginia Gage, student at parents.
easily fitted ... If you have
sot of clinical serology and bac-
phan Home and its ladies' auxiliary
visitin
of
Michigan,
is
at
difficulty in finding dresses of
teriology at the University of
will be held this Sunday evening the University g her parents, Mr.
smart style in your size ...
mr.
and
airs.
Louis
Loewenstein
• Michigan and a member of the
present
Sic
in the new Shaer Hashomayini
and Mrs. Edwin Gage of West will
• be at home in honor of their ;
ng scientific organization in
come to Ileyn's . See our
Synagogue in Windsor. Detroit as
the United States concerned with
wonderful selections.
Boston
boulevard.
mother,
Mrs.
Clara
Schott,
who
is
leading
well as Windsor Jews are urged to
—
celebrating her eightieth • birthday experimental biology and bacteri-
attend,
as
the
proceeds
will
go
THIRD FLOOR
Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne is spend- on s unday, April 20, from 2 to 6 „logy. In addition to his scientific
towards the support of the re-
achievements,
Dr. Kahn is a man
ing the holidays visit ing in Pitts- P. In.
ac
cently brought over orphans, who burgh and Johnstown, Pa.
of diverse interests, has traveled a
are now at the Farm School, end
—
is popular as an instruc.
great
deal,
The
Music
Study
Club
of
Detroit
also towards the payment of the
Rabbi Leon Frani will spend will give its second annual dinner- tor and interesting as a lecturer.
interest on the mortgage, and
other necessities of which the Wednesday and Thursday, April dance Wednesday, May 14, at 7 His talk, "A Pilgrimage of a
Farm School at Georgetown, On- 23 and 24, in Cleveland, attending i. m., at the Music Box, Addison scientist Abroad," is planned for
the convention of the Religious I Hotel. Mrs. David I. and
Hubar is the layman and therefore should
tarb), is immediately in need.
Mrs. be of interest to all present. The
This concert is sponsored by the Education Association, and the c h a irmanof the affair,
1241 WOODWARD
, begin promptly at'
Amca Orphans Hume and Farm executive board meeting of the
School and the Ladies' Auxiliary, Michigan-Ohio Jewish Teachers' William
Isenberg
is
vice-chairman.
will
The total proceeds will be used for meeting
8:15.
with the coperation
of
the
B'nai
Association,
of
which
he
is
vice-
.
a
musical
scholarship.
This
is
in
o
president.
line with the purpose of the club to
B'rith of Windsor.
PERETZ MEMORIAL OF
Orcha Ha 1prin, famous violinist,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Arden of Chi- further musical interests in De- ZIONIST YOUTH LEAGUE
formerly
first
violinist
of
the
Cin-
clnnati Symphony Orchestra and cago boulevard have their daugh. trait.
Reservations
may
be
made
with Mrs. Edmund Sloman, Mrs.
of the United Artists Theater of ter, Natalie, with them over the Moe Diamond and Mrs. Samuel
A J. L. l'eretz memorial nagg-
ing will take place Saturday, April
Detroit, highly acclaimed by tilt- holidays. Miss Arden is a student Schaflander.
ics, will appear at this concert. The at the University of Michigan.
19, at the clubrooms of the
Jewish Center Juvenile Concert
The Sisterhood of Shaarey le- league, 8800 Twelfth street. On
Leo Zuckerman of the Art Cen-
SINGLE—DOUBLE
h ' and the program is a talk on Peretz,
.
Band of 50 pieces, under the able ter Apartments is leaving I•rolay dek wi .
ce c
In Silver, Pointed, Red, White, Beige, Cross, Etc.
leadership of Israel Glass; Morris
, Daughter's Day on Sunday, May and readings in Hebrew, Yiddish
on
a
trip
to
New
York.
Other Chokers in Stone Marten, Mink, Fitch, Squirrel, Etc.
11, with a luncheon and elaborated and English.
Shain, Wits Bella Bitten, Madame
—
Monday evening, at the regular
Warren, Nathan Mirtenbaum, se-
Mrs. J. llopp, who has been the program, to take place at the , meeting of the league, Levy Sha-
lected singers of the Ilalevy Choral guest of her daughter, Mrs. Henry synagogue at Brush and Willis.
piro will speak on "Ilechalutz
Society of Detroit, and other lead- Moses of Chicago boulevard, has ,
At the Seder given by the Sis- Movement."
ing talents will participate in the returned to her home in Cincin-
terhood of Temple Beth El the ' Tuesday evening, April 22, a
elaborate program.
nati.
following children asked the four meeting of representatives of sev-
—
Charles Ilimelhoch, eral organizations to discuss plans
AS
B'NAI MOSHE
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kuttnauer , questions:
for Hebrew activities in the city
RI 27 of Chicago boulevard have re- Shirley Keywell, William Ellman will take place in the clubrooms of
FROLIC ON APL
turned from a six weeks' trip to and Beatrice Winsen. The Aphi-
komen was captured by Jafery the League.
STORAGE—INSURANCE -
The outstanding event of the California.
Everybody is welcome to at-
Singer, , :hreceived as a reward tend the meetings of the league's
season
of
the
Young
Peoples
Aux-
REMODELING
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schlesin- an illustrated copy of the Hugo- Jewish history study group, which
iliary of Congregation B'nai Moshe
"Store Your Furs With a Furrier"
will be the annual spring frolic ger of Boston boulevard left ' fah autographed by the rabbis.
meets every Friday evening at 9
dance to be held in the ballroonwf Thursday morning for a two wee k s ' , The Sisterhood of Congregation o'clock.
FOR SAFETY AND PROTECTION
os
motor
trip
through
the
west.
Congregation B
Emanue l will hold a musicale and
boulevard at Lawrence avenue, on
Fur Coats remodeled during the summer
Mrs. Sylvan Groaner and Mrs. membership tea at the synagogue,
Sunday evening, April 27. Sey-
I.
l'olotzker
entertained
out-of-
Taylor
and Woodrow Wilson, p . on
months for $35.00. Coats relined $15.00
mour Simon's Collegians, under the
m .
personal direction of Seymour Si- town guests here for the Rosen- Monday, April 21, at 2:30
Rall Randolph 5279
thal-Newman
wedding,
at
a
de-
The
nrogram
will include the fol-
'- tee been engaged to fur-
.
o
I
an
M
. .
low•inj, m
For your convenience we will call awl estimate your
, rightful luncheon.
nish the music.
(low, reader; Mrs. George Wein- ,
Those in charge e harry Guns-,
repair work at your home.
Mrs, I. Ruttenberg of New Or- garden, vocalist; Mrs. Samuel Max
L I
ar
Evelyn
MO.!
berg, chairman, Stirs
The soc ia l
ler, Morris Bernstein, Alex Fried-, leans is visiting her daughter, Mrs.' Popkin, accompanist; Mrs.
man, Grace Lovinger, Theodore, Berman Wohl of Culvert avenue. Percherer, violinist.
hour will be in charge of M rs.
—
Kertesz, Rudolph Shulman, Edna
I.: Tabor of the Merest acted Louis Germansky.
Ludwig, Adolph Friedman, Edward
Black, Rhoda Weiss, Bertha Engel,: as host to a number of guests at a
Cu
dinner.
, Sirs. L. Robinson of 2715
MANUFACTURING EU R RIERS
David Weiss, Ella Seas, Helen Mil- roadhouse
land avenue will be at home On
—
Joseph
Labe.
I
ler and
RANDOLPH 5279
Mrs. M. Goldenberg of Palmer :Monday afternoon, from 2 to , 5 in
3410 WOODWARD AVE.
of her sister, Mrs. M. E.
Woods gave a charming luncheon honor
TWO DOORS BELOW BONSTELLE PLAYitoUsE
MISS CLOW TO SPEAK
t Saturday. Kreiger of Long Beach, Cal.
',PEN EVENINGS
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TO CENTER LEADERS las
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Mrs. Rose Whiteman of 3205
Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenthal of
zvah
ounces
the Bar MitZion
Miss .lennie Clow, principal of
Hilger School, will talk to the Davenport, lowa, attended the Tuxedo ann Bernard, at B'nai
the
club leaders of the Jewish Centers Rosenthal Newman wedding on (4 her son,
Tuesday at the Book Cadillac Synagogue, Humphrey at Holmur,
April 19. At home all day Sun-
Association on "Ilosv to Know the Hotel.
day. No cards.
Individual in your Club . ' on Sun-
.
evening,
April
2'1,
at
6:30
p.
12425 LINWOOD
iven
even
A delightful dinner was g
The Misses Florence and Carolyn
m. Many young men and NOM
at Sturtevant
sincerely interested in do- evening,
at the Book
Cadillac
Wednesday
April
9, by Mrs.
S. J. Gil- Wolenburgh of 1739 Longfellow
who are
mak -
Hemlock 10227
he prese
win-
avenue ar e, for twith
wish club work are now
ing
ent, sis ter,
thir
ing Je
their services to the Jewish bert of the Belcrest Apartments.
their home
The Store Beautiful
Candies, Stationery,
Maurice
D.
Smiley,
at
2005
Aion.
Mrs. J. Magidsohn of Webb ave. Mrs.
give
C
intensive training rue and children, Eliott and Doro- I.awrence avenue.
Light Lunches, Etc.
Notary Public
g ve these pee
club
leadership,
this
series
of
,
in
thy, are spending the holidays
The Canadian Jewish Women's
discussions on ement
els of club with relatives in Chicago, III.
fund) held
Club (Hadassah sewing bridge
work has been arrange d. As a re-
and
successu
f l Passover
Fd Rosenberg of Flint, who was
salt of this s work, the standards of
Mrs. I
the
home
ofvenue.
oe April 19 at
tea
work
in
the
Jewish
enters
at
Harper
Host-eta
,
was
club
confined
, 1976 Atkinson avenue.
urn to his home a and is J
Association have risen consider -
,
Mrs. G. Rycus, assisted by Mrs.
:able during the last year. Many in- able
to return
to recovery.
well on
the
Nelson, headed the committee in
teresting discussions are being
re
planned for the future.
Many pleasant affairs have been charge.
given complimenting Miss Ruth
Mrs. Max Schubiner of Carter
Frank of Boston boulevard, who avenue has as her guest her moth- 1
is to be married to Milton Gordon er, Mrs. Harris Satlow, and her !,
the latter part of this month.
1
sister, Mrs. Hymen Mohilewsky, ' i
—
A musical under the auspices of '
Many delightful affairs were of Buffalo, N. Y.
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
B'nai
B'rith
the
took place at the home of Mrs. D. arranged preceding the wedding
Mrs. Harry Freed of Miami,,
fact, they fit so well that
Meretsky, 1300 Victoria avenue, of Miss Louise Rosenthal and Rob- Fla., honored Mrs. Harry Love of In
Tuesday evening. Those who took ert Newman. Dinners were given Atkinson avenue with a farewell , one of our salesmen sold 15
them in a single afternoon
part in the program which was ar- by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rosenthal
and Mrs. bridge-luncheon on March 26. Mrs. I of
Love, who has been spending thel sit: ou t a SINGLE alteration.
ranged by Mrs. L. Perlman. were of Boston boulevard,
Mr.
Newman of Lawrence eve- winter months in Miami Beach, re - . %Vito:3.m
Meretsky.
v
solos,'
Harry
Mrs. I. 13.
I Boys are putting them on and
Mrs. D. Levy of Bos-
t, pianist;
and nue, Dr. and
i
Miss Eleanor Lamber
ocal
I. Gil- turned to Detroit last week.
lwearing them home. Is it
e book review by Maurice Geller. ton boulevard, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
-
, bert of Glynn Court, Mr. and
Miss Rosalind Schwartz, who any wonder that the demand
—
A drive for funds to provide Maurice Goldenberg of Wellesley left to make her home in Buffalo ,
for these suits is so great?
s surprised with a farewell party.
Passover baskets to the poor, took Drive.
s
rge
cha
THEY HAVE:
The Santuwa Camp Fire Group given in her honor by the Mu Eta
place last week. Those in
5. Covers
of the drive were Aaron Meretsky,' had an interesting ceremonial Alpha Club on April
1.. Stwro ng, hag aped armholes.
meeting and awarding of honors were set for eight couples.
Sam Mos-sman and J. Glantz.
2 T ill linin lf• in sleeve and vest•
—
on Tuesday, April 15. This group
Among those who entertained 3. Three eaten bone button..
Mr. and Mrs. I. 13Iitzer enter- is under the leadership of Mrs.
Pockets that are bar.tacked.
1
4.
for Miss Lillian Weinberg, whose
tained friends Sunday evening at Edythe Cugell.
marriage to Harry A. Thomas was S. Reinforced canvas fronts.
—
their home.
6.
Taped
and urged scams.
Tuesday,
y,
April
8
were
o f
Mrs Celia Modell and children an event o
7. Doubly-sewn buttons.
, of Edison avenue have returned Mrs. S. Thomas, with a linen
- on pant buckles.
8.
Taped
winter months shower for 60 people, on March
after spending the
15; Miss Sally Stolarsky honored 9. Alpaca lining in the sem.
10. Bar-tacks at points of strain.
at Miami Beach.
!her with a hosiery shower on
March 15; Mrs. I. Ilarris
-
Mrs. ilattie I,ippman of Garfield mented her with a personal shower Every suit is made of chemi
avenue is spending the holidays at on March 19; Mrs. Dave Markel call.- tested wool fabric. In
the Elkins Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
was hostess to 40 guests at a mss; tan or gray mixtures they are
Just completed, overlooking
in blue cheviot.
Many pleasant affairs are being cellaneous shower on
March 22:
Grand Circus park.
MiSS Selma Lepo. $1.0.75 ;
$12.75. Sizes 6 to 18. One i
' planned complimenting Mrs. J. 1. on March 26,
A limited number of these
York City. Mrs. witz complimented her
Palistrant of New
with PeggY is sketched above.
remodeled and refurnished
!Palistrant is spending the holidays cellaneous shower: Miss
g
• bride-
suites. Large, pleasant living
with her mother, Mrs. M. Margolis lebrak honored her with
THE BOYS' SHOP
luncheon
and
personal
shower on
room. Two bedrooms with
of Pingree avenue.
March 29. Covers were laid for
full-sized new beds and finest
--
new full spring mattresses.
Mr. Samuel Summerfield has re- 16. The color scheme was carried
I Lots of closet room, bath
turned to the Belcrest after spend- out in yellow
and green. On .
30 Miss Nathalee Itosenman ;
Srrond Floor—Farmer Street
and reception hall.
ing the season at his winter home March
was hostess to 20 guests at a
An ideal home for discriml.
Fla.
personal
in
Coral
Gables,
and
bridge-luncheon
II tieing business men to live
of shower at the Detroit-Leland
downtown serviced by • fine
Himelhoch
Mr. and Mrs. M. Manor
left last Hotel. The table. which was set in
hotel.
Village
was beautifully em-
the Indian
Clifford 5200
week for an extended motor trip "T" fashion,
Phones Cadillac 5169-5170
'1
beIlLshed with sweet peas and
through the south.
oses. On April 2, Mrs. Henry
1
roses.
SNYDER'S COFFEE
rtai
and Pendre entertained
with • bridge-1
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irving
A CLEAN SHEET MAKES SLEEP LIGHTER
dinner at her home on Log Cabin
SHOP
,,,,,, son, Donald. of the Indian Village
enable. you to enjoy the
Hanor, are spending • fortnight in avenue. Covers were laid for
1526 WOODWARD AVE.
O ur low rate of Sc per sheet
e•••
I
sheets at frequent intervals.
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Laundering
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Take advantage of the many
t
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COENER STATE and GRISWOLD STREET

Easter Gifts and Cards

Easter Eggs, all sizes,
mechanical and unusual Easter Toys.
Religious and general cards.

Bunnies, Chicks,

Bibles, Prayer Books, Romries, Religious
Articles, New Episcopalian Prayer
and Hymnals.

full Line

of Greeting Cards

on Third Floor

SHEEHAN'S BOOK STORE

I SO WOODWARD AVE.

goo/milers 5:sre I VI

announcing the

GRAND OPENING

OF THE

AVALON SHOPPE

13325 LINWOOD

Next to Avalon Theater

SATURDAY, APRIL 19

Be sure to attend the grand opening of
this modern shoppe and see our beautiful
line of new spring

Ladies and Children's
Dress Wear

Everybody Welcome. Souvenirs to All Visitors

The Lubawitcher Rebbe

(RABBI SCHNEERSON)

WORLD FAMED SCHOLAR AND RABBI

Will be Detroit's Guest Beginning Tuesday Evening.
First formal reception at Akavath Achim, Westminster and

Delmar, Tuesday at S p. m.
A special route has been arranged for the Lubawitcher
Rebbe's admirers to go to the Michigan Central Depot to meet
him at 4:15 p. m. Tuesday and lead him to the Ahavath Achim
Synagogue.

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