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PHI ALPHA CHAPTERS
FORMED IN DETROIT

Epsilon Tau Fraternity, a hand
organization with chapters at the
City Colletteof Detroit and the
University of Detroit, have hod
charters granted them by l'hi Al-
' pha Fraternity, national Jewish
fraternity.
The Epsilon Tau F'raternitv was
[organized in 1923 by six freshmen
lat the City College of Detroit. They
were Dr. Gerald J. Bernath, now
on the faculty of the University of
) Nebraska; Dr. Marvin Harris, on
the faculty of Johns Hopkins; Ilar-
ry Robert Bockoff, attorney; Dr.
:Milton Serwer, Harper Hospital;
Saul Foreman, dentist; Leonard
Milling and Murr• Kaplan.
The present organization has a
membership of over 140 Jewish col-
lege students and alumnae and is
to be the first national Jewish fra-
ternity on the campus of the Uni-
versity of Detroit and the College
I of the City of I/Oroit.
Mr. Bockoff, one of the founders,
•is the present head of Epsilon Tau.

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Her Betrothal Announcedl

Now In Progress

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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoma!)
Miss Judith Ashinsky
home
and family of Longfellow avenu.• with her parents, Rabbi and Mrs.
are spending the summer in Char- A. M. Ashinsky of Gladstone ave.
levoix.
after a lengthy sojourn in
New York. Miss Ashinsky recent-
Mrs. Meyer L. Prentis and little: ly announced her engagement to
daughters, Beverly and Barbara, Dr. Chaim Kaplan of New York
of 551 Chicago boulevard, are in City.
Atlantic City, where they are
Among the Detroiters who have
guests at the Ritz Carleton Ilotel.
been vacationing et Camp Manitou,
Mrs. Max Cohn of the Belcrest Michigan's unique adult camp 011
is Spending a week in New York Lake Charlevoix, are Celia Schos-
tak, president of the Junior Hadas-
City.
soh, Anne Green of 549 King ave-
MISS IDA ROTH
nue and Edna Tobin of 2738 Glen-,
A. M. Neisner of Rochester, N. dale avenue.
M iss Roth's engagement to Sam-
Y., is the house guest of Mr. and
• uel Raider, son of ND:. and Mrs.
Mrs. Alexander Freeman of Chi-
The ladies of the Wednesday Af- Joseph Raider of 2925 Richton ave-
cago boulevard.
ternoon Bridge Club, surprised nue, was announced this week by
/ Mrs. (L Wolte of Webb avenue, her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Mr. and Mrs. NI. Bing of the
With a bridge on July 5, in honor Roth of 21182 Clements avenue.
Wilshire and Mr. and Mrs. Fred of
her departure for an extended •
Ginsberg and family are spending
motor trip to Illinois, Iowa and
the summer in Charlevoix.
Wisconsin.
She was accompanied
Palestine Afforestation Is
by her son, Robert, youngest June
Urged at Memorial Meet-
Theodore Oppenheim and Alwyne graduate of Central High School,
Vernon Freeman spent the past and Mrs. Harry Lewis of Buena •
ing Wednesday.
week in Paris. From there they Vista avenue.
•
In spite of the heat, a capacity motored to Italy.
audience attended the memorial
r and Mrs. harry ('lark of Benjamin Goldman, the New
M.
meeting arranged in tribute to the
Miss Millicent Jacobs has re- Chicago boulevard, aceitnpanied be
President, Appoints
late founder of the Zionist Organ- turned to Detroit after spending Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Kerner of Oak-
ization, at the Philadelphia-Byron • a year at Ferry Hall, I.ake Forest, man boulevard, left for an extend-
Committees.
Talmud Torah Wednesday night. i III. ed motor trip through Canada and
The Zionist District, Jewish Na
will return by way of the New •
At
an
impressive
ceremony, at-
tonal Fund, Mizrachi, Hadassah
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Allen Op. England States stopping off in the tended by several hundred mein-1
and Janitor Hadassah joined in penheim of Whittemore Drive. whit, Mountains.
hers
and
their
friends,
"Daddy"
entertained 12 guests with a house
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sponsoring the memorial.
Adolph Freund installed the fol-
Dr. Alvin D. Ilersch, who pre- party at their summer home in
Saturday,
July
12,
Miss
Pearl
lowing
officers
of
Pisgah
lodge of
.
sided at the meeting; Charles Ru- Lexington, Mich.
Levy entertained six couples at her B'nai B'rith: Benjamin Goldman,
biner, assistant attorney-general of
in
honor
of
her
birthday.
The
president;
Aaron
Kurland,
first
Adolph
sod "Daddy" Freund Was a
Michigan; Rabbi I. Stollnuin and
ro o m was artistically dee- vice-president; Elias Goldberg,
snid visitor at Cedar Point,
Simon Shetzer, president of the week-
(i ril)nl in light pink and green. At second vice-president; Ilarry Yud-
Zionist District, reviewed the life
midnight luncheon was served. kolf, third vice-president; Nathan
activities of Dr. Herzl and the ac-
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg “f• Harry Greenbaum, University of D. Rosen, secretary; Ilarry
complishments in Palestine. All
Leslie
avenue
had
as
their
guest
•
Michigan
Int:Antal student, was an Schram, treasurer; Dr. Victor
pointed to these activities as a
Droock, monitor; Charles Katzo-
nut-of-town guest.
realization of the Ilerzlian ideals. Mrs. J. J. Lieberman of Colum-
witz, assistant monitor; Arthur
An inspiring feature at the bus, Ohio.
Miss Dorothy Morris of 3239 Feldman, guardian; S. K. Slobin,
meeting was the address in He-
warden.
Cortland
avenue
sailed
July
9
on
Mrs. Ben Jacob and family 1 if
brew by Milton Fischer, son of
A feature of the program was
Rabbi Moses Fischer and a senior Boston boulevard are spending the the S. S. Olympic, on an extended
tour of Europe. Iler itinerary in- the violin solos rendered by Henry
in the high school of the United summer in Atlantic City.
eludes many of the principal show- Siegal, accompanied at the piano
Hebrew Schools. Rev. II. Milkov-
by James Selke. Louis Cohane, a
Mr. and Mrs. M. Safer and laugh. lilat•es on the Continent.
sky chanted the El Mole Racha-
past president of l'iisgah Lodge,
ter Marilyn of Chicago boulevard,
was
the principal speaker, and ill
Latest motion pictures of Pales- accompanied by Mrs. Ilan•y Clark,- Sirs. Barney Rosen and her the course of his address outlined
daughter,
Roslyn
Lila,
are
spending
drove
to
Cedar
Point
over
the
week-
tine were shown and an appeal was
the
philanthropic
accomplishments
the summer months in Battle Creek,
flune to out the afforestation of
as the guests at Mr. and Mrs. Phil- ; of the Mini B'rith.
Palestine through the planting of
j
The
incoming
president
outlined
Ilelen Vera and Jewell Prentis ip Hyman.
trees in the Ilerzl Forest. Aaron
his program and appointed the fol-
Kurland, chairman of the Jewish of 114 Chicago boulevard, are
lowing
chairmen
of
committees:
Mrs. 11. Siderski of Hamilton,
National Fund, appealed for the suending the summer at Camp
Ont., spent a week with Mr. and henry Abramovitz, anti-defama-
tree fund, and a canvass of the Songo, Maine.
Mrs. Jack Pearl 14 Burlingame tion; Barney Yanett, entertain-
audience was made by Eli Sachse,
ment; Morris Shatzen, finance;
Mrs. Edwin Oppenheim and son avenue.
chairman of the tree fund com-
Julius Deutelbaum, intellectual ad-
mittee. It is believed that more are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Maxine Fisher has as her vancement; Ilarry Yudkoff, pub-
ter summer
than I trees will be planted as a 1 Harold Barker at their
guest at Houghton Lake, Miss licity; Aaron Drtiock, social wel-
result 1.f the Herat memorial ap- cottage at Dunes, Ind.
fare; Max Edwards, funeral;
Birdie
Schwartz of Flint. Mich.
real.
, Henry M. Gottlieb, A. Z. A. spon-
Mrs. Anna Meyers and Mrs.
sor;
Aaron Kurland, organization;
NE% and Mrs. Samuel B. Gold-
Finkelsein of the Belcrest
Elias Goldberg, initiation; S. K.
have left for Chicago to spend the berg will entertain as their house
Slobin,
sick welfare.
simmer at the Edgewater Beach guests this week, Mrs. S. Maerson,
The following were appointed
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zimmerman
Hotel.
man
additional
members to the general
of Toledo and Mr. and Mrs. Will-
NEW YORK.
Font. y ;wig
•committee: Jacob Miller, Joseph
•v omen (rem rural communities,
Mrs. Louis A. M arymont of the . dam A. Goldberg and daughter.
Miller,
Sam
Sternberg, Mendell
chosen from a list submitted by the Whittier left for a motor trip 'Joyce " 1 Detroit
Bernstein, Philip Ettinger, Sam
Departmont of Farm and Rural through the east.
Munch,
Benjamin
Goldberg and
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bt•rkowitz
Wcrk of the National Council of
Jacob Scholniek.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Davis of Cin- and daughters, Ethel and Zena, of
wish W1111211, are attending the
cinnati, who visited the past week lavadena avenue, left Thursday,
Summer School of the Hebrew
n College at Cincinnati, through with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Galway of July 10, for an extended trip of six
sch , :larshipspravided by the Alpha the Beh•rest, left for Mackinac weeks to Seattle, Wash., where
they will visit their relatives and
Epsilon Phi Sorority. ' The schol- Island.
f riends.
m ship r,ver the expense of tui-
Mi , s Dorothy Jean Morris of
tini 1001 waintenant•e.
The Mt. Clemens concert of tho
239
Cortland
avenue
left
on
Tues.
N1 r. and airs. Samuel It. Gold-
These young women will spend
AnIca Orphan Home was a moral
six weeks at the Hebrew Union Col- day for New York City, from berg and daughter, Doris Nlarilyn, and financial success. The commit-
which
Point
she
will
sail
im
the
are spending the summer at the
l ege, inn course of instruction that
tee thanks the following: Elkin
includes Bible, Jewish hist try, Jew- S. S. Olympic for a 10 weeks' tour Marilyn House. their summer home Brothers for donating the hall and
ish literature and nutlhoids of relig. of Europe, visiting in England, at St. Clair Shores, Mich. They assisting in many ways; Mr.
II us school teaching. They have France, Sweden, Finland, Den- entertained as their house guests Schane, Pauline Brussel, Bella kit-
pledged to devote the knowledge mark, Germany, Austria, Switzer- last week, Benjamin Zimmerman ten and the members of the Ila.
and Samuel NItierstin of Toledo.
and t•xpsrience they gain through land and Italy.
levy.11azomir Choral Society for
attendance at this course. to the all•
their contributions to the program
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alvin
Trailer
of
Miss Coddle Frank of Richton of the evening; Chord of Judea,
avncement of Jewish odueational
Edison avenue left for Atlantic avenue is spending the summer
activities in the rural districts.
their manager, Mr. Klain, and
with relatives in Johnstown Pa .
The four young women who se- City to spend the summer.
their bl • leader, Wit• Bl ex-
cured these scholarships are Rose
nick, for their symphonic selec-
M r. and Mrs. David Oppenheiml Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman
and Annie Jarmack of Ansonia,
tions;
Miss Belle Challow
for hi •
•
Conn.; May Chesnof and Rebecca and son Martin of Chicago boule- I are spending a few weeks in Atlan- Mario selections; Esther Grant for
yard are spending the month at l t i e city.
Kattowitz of Montville, Conn.
her
playing
on
the
harp,
and to
Lexington, Stich.
the two juvenile violinists, Freda
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg Lang and Gerald Richter.
BUDGETS OF NEW YORK
Miss Belle Goldenberg of Los I
2005 West Philadelphia snent
Messrs. Max and Joseph Elkin
CHARITIES $10,519,683 Angeles, Cal., is visiting with her of
the week-end in Ludington, Mich. offered Olympia Hotel for the next
and sister-in-law, M f r. and
concert on Sunday, Aug. 10.
Goldt•ii erg
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• NEW YORK.—Tht• n ee d. Of 1 11V Mrs. N ar
Miss Ann Gornbeim of Glendale
There will be a general meeting
local federated Jewis's charities for la-atm. boulevard.
avenue has returned from Niagara next Wednesday, July 23, to plan
the current year and a review of
Falls, where she visited her for the picnic, the year book, th:
heir work in the past 12 montht
Miss Ellie F'. Kamman of Detroit, parents.
tag day between Rosh Ilashonah
re made public Tuesday by who has been in Los Angeles since
and Yam Kippur, and other impor-
mei D. Liedesdorf, chairman of i last October, is residing in Venice,
Mrs. Henry Wolf returned to her tant niatters. The meeting will be
h business men's council of the' Calif., for the summer.
home in Cleveland after a short held at Congregation Shaarey
Federation for the Support of
visit with Mr. Rail Mr, Emanuel Shaarey Zeilek, 9125 Twelfth
Jewish Philanthropic Societies of
Dr. II. H. Landsberg who nue Tobias.
street. All members and sympa-
NON 1 ork, in his annual report toltorell to New York to na•et her
thizers are requested to attend.
the executive committee of the mother and sister who wt•re abroad
Miss Esther Foster of Hague
co uncil. I almost four years have returned avenue and Miss Ruth Cohen of
Mr. Lietlesdorf announced that :and are visiting with friends. They Euclid avenue have returned from KANSAS JEWISH GIRL
t he budgetary requirements of the • copct.t to leave in about a week a trip to New York.
WINS OPERA CONTRACT
III affiliated social agencies for the' for Long Island City to visit with
- -
year total $10.5(9,683, to which Mrs. Landsberg's sister. From
The Bar Mitzvah of Milford
LADRENCE, Kan.-1-I. T. At
sum the federation will contribute I th e re l.andsberg and her Nodal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
$5,078,853, the remainder accru- younger brother will sail fur Vien- Nodal, was solo/11140 at the He- —A Jewish girl whose father is a
Ing to the institutions in the form ; na, where they have an older brew school, Philadelphia and local clothier, through her own
d* bequests, city grants, fees from' brother, Dr. Landsberg, who is on
Byron, Saturday, 1 I: 1" A • achievements and ability, has at-
patients and other funds. Last the faculty of the City Collette and et4stion was given at the resi- tained the hirer coveted by every
yea r's budgets totalled E10.1..
,1.- does work at Ilarper Hospital, ex- dence, 1529 Philadelphia, Sunday ambitious singer, she has just
.
The federation's problem pacts to remain abroad for a pro. evening. Out-of-town guests in- signed with the Metropolitan Op-
this year is the raising of its illicit longed stay.
cluded Mrs. Gordon and her daugh- era in New York to sing in a num-
ber of leading operatic roles next
of $2,211,001), he said, pointing
ter, Clara, of St. Louis, Mo.
SOIL
out that the remainder already is
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Goldberg
Miss Bclkin, Who is 21 years of
assured through annual recurrent have left to make their home in
Mrs. Ida Aronson and Mrs. Lena
subscript inns and ■ 101101j.......
age,
came to New York six year
LOS Angeles, ('alit.
Allen, both of Salem, Mass., amt
• Mr. and Mrs. .10C Goldstein and ago. She was obliged to work as
a
salesgirl
in department stores
Mrs. Merton Meister and laugh- son, Jack, of Whiting, Ind., are
ter,
tt•r, Elsie, of Los Angeles, Calif., • visiting their sister and aunt, Mrs. while she studied music. In the
meantime,
on Sunday mornings.
who are spending the summer Louis Magid of Marston avenue.
she sang at Temple Emanuel. At
months in the East, have been vis-
present
she
is one of "Roxy's Gang"
iting Mrs. Jule Fisher at her sum-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Goldberg
mer home at The Heights, Hough- and daughter. Joyce, are return- and will continue to sing at the
Just completed, overlooking
Roxy
theater
until she enters the
ton Lake, Mich.
ing from the shores of Port Stan-
Grand Circus park.
ley, Ontario, having spent three Metropolitan next season.
Last
fall
she
gave two concerts
A limited number of these
Ethel Silverman, daughter of weeks there. Enroute, they stop-
in Berlin and Amsterdam, in both
remodeled and refurnished
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Silverman of ped at Cleveland and Toledo.
of which cities she was given great
suites. Large, pleasant living
2234 Boston boulevard, left for
morn. Two bedrooms with
ramp, June 29, to stay for the re-
Miss Marion Feldstein of North- ovation. In her Berlin debut she
full-sized new beds and finest
mainder of the summer.
lawn avenue, entertained 12 girls is said to have received m re-calla.
new full spring mattresses.
at bridge Tuesday afternon. July Critics enthusiastic in their praise
Lots of closet room, bath
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldman of 5, in honor of Miss Marion Hartz proclaim that she will soon be num-
and reception hall.
New York, former Detroit resi- of Cleveland, who is visiting her bered along with Alma Gluck and
An ideal home for discrimi-
dents, were guests of the latter's cousin, Miss Esther Shuhint•r of Rosa Raise as a great Jewish op-
nating business men to live
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Glynn Court. and Miss Florence eratic star.
downtown serviced by a fine
Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt, enroute to Rosenbaum of Marion, Ind., who is •
hotel.
Chicago, where they will remain visiting her cousin, Miss Edna
Clifford 5200
during the summer months.
Marks of Clairmount avenue.

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Just as a doctor's prescription calls for
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particular job. Materials used for painting
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side walls and porches. Varnish used for
doors and shelves are not suitable for hard-
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hasn't the knowledge nor the machinery for
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Aronson
I Blanche Louis Eisendrath of Chi-
cago, Ill.) have rturned from their
honeymoon and are now residing
at the Belcrest.

Mrs. H. Leonard Fisher and
daughter, Betty Jane, of Sharon
Hall, are spending a few weeks at
The Breakers lintel. Cedar Point,
Ohio.

Mrs. J. E. Rosenblum and
daughter. lolene, of New York City,
are visiting with the former par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. L. Rothstein of
Taylor avenue.

Misses Helen and Ruth Rosner •
of Hazelwood avenue have returned
after spending the week end in
Cleveland where they attended the
wedding of Nis Minnie Offite.

Min Laura Simon of 2979 West
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frankenstein
Grand
had as their guest, Mrs. Irving)
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Northwestern Branch of Jewish
Old Folks Home is planning its an-
nual picnic at Belle Isle for Tues-
day, July 22. Inmates will he con-
veyed to the island in busses and
music and refreshments will be
supplied by the members of the
auxiliary. All members are re- •
quested to attend.
The outing will be Feld near the
Old Casino at Belle Isle. For fur-
ther information call the chairman,
Mrs. LaBret, or Mrs. I. Shultz. in
charge of refreshnwnts. Bust-es
will leave the home at 1 o'clock.

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