7if Eramm*1qm' OPONICIE
AGE SIX
LARGE
WOMEN
Group of Members to Appear at
Program an F lint Oct. 10.
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The Spanish City of Beauty Service
fliTs Modern Women Beauty Science
Mrs. Joseph Welt entertained
Elektra Rosanka has returned
a seven weeks' sojourn with the bnard of the National Council
.Per
Dolcke, at of Jewish Women Saturday after-
vim
oil- brother, Arthur
:he Charlevoix Beach Hotel in noon at her home at Walnut Lake,
honoring Mrs Joseph Freud • na
Charlevoix, Mich.
tional president of the Council of
Tremendous Selections of the Smartest Fa•hions
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to Your Pleasure of Finding Just "Your" Stele.
New Fall Frocks at S16
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by attending the
DINNER - DANCE
sponsored by the
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on couple
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Attention! • Important!
The Third Biennial Convention of the Chalutzos,
' the Jewish Women's Pioneer Organization for Pal-
: estine, will be held in Detroit
THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., OCT. 16-19
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Detroit Jew. should turn out en mass. to greet the dele•
gates from many section of the United States and Canada.
The opening .ession of the convention will he held at Litt-
mases People'. Theater Thursday evening, Oct. 16.
it Kat/
Emma LazarotT Scluiver, soloist, and Misr Ill
MRS. J. H. SCHAKNE
Sessions on Oct. 17, 18 and 19 will be held at
Hotel Statler.
The convention banquet will be held at the Stat-
ler Saturday evening, Oct. 18.
Isaac Hamlin, national secretary of the Gewerkschaften
Campaign, will he the guest speaker.. Miss Mary Linshy, pian•
1st; Hymen Cohen, soloist, and others will appear on the pro.
gram.
Remember the "JAHRZEITS" of your beloved ones by
IN MEMORIAM" in The Chronicle.
inserting an
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Permanents, facials, make-up, hair dress, mar
eels, manicures, finger waves, shampoos, bob-.
cosmetics--any of these are words that let ywi
into Hudson's Beauty Parlor—and incidentally
Beauty's own abode. Whatever your beauty
requirements—you will find our parlors ready
with the same dignified service that character.
izes Hudson's.
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IN THE SPANISH CITY OF BEAUTY SERVI.E
HUDSON'S
MRS. IRA COPELAND
Chairmln, Advertising C o mmittee.
Philip Stern and Miss Josephine Jewish Women.
Mu•ic Study Club of
reported lip the Sisterhood of
Stern, son and daughter of Mr. and
Miss Terry Fiske, daughter . ,f
r.....day, Oct. 8, at 12:30 o'clock,
Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Milford Stern, left for Cam-
bridge, Mass., and Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. I.. E. Fiske of High-
at the Statler Hotel.
At a meeting of chairmen and
The program, arranged by Mrs. Mich., respectively to continue land lark. is a resident of net - Y en-chairmen, held at the home of
Arthur Purdy, includes a vocal aril-, their studies at Harvard and the Barbour House at Ann Arbor dur.
Mrs. David Diamond on Monday,
ing her school year at the Univer- Sept. 29, reports were given on
I y Mrs. J. M. Herrin, accompanied University of Michigan.
sity of Michigan.
1 • Mrs. Lawrence Titlebaum, piano
(Lnations, advertising and reser-
selections by Mrs. Sidney Klein,
of
vatinns. Chairmen of committees
Miss Edith Segall, daughter
Jericho Rebekah Lodge will hold
in ridings by Mrs. lierhert Metz, an Karl B. Segall of 1629 Virginia
report a heartening response, and
address of welcome by the presi- Park, is enrolled in Highland a card party Monday evening, Oct. the slogan adopted for the bazaar
dent, Mrs. Maurice B. Benyas, and Manor School and Junior College, 20, at Jericho Temple. There will is "A Bazaar of Bazars."
Grace before Meat sung by the Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y. be refreshments and prizes.
A record attendance is antici-
o 41 of Mrs. Chas. Al-
quartet comp.
pated, this affair marking the first
Mrs. A. Brauer and (laughter,
pern, Sirs. Bernard Lachs, Mrs. J.
Mrs. Sam T. Gilbert, Mrs. Clay.
event
to be held in the social hall
Mrs. Ethel Fish, entertained at a
'o p.
S. Saabs and Mrs. . .
nirgass and Sins. Rosalie
ence
Mrs. Howard Salzenstein will Gates are spending the week-end bridge-sup' wr on Thursday eve-
Mrs.
David S. Diam•old is chair-
ning, Sept. 25, at the Lee I'laza
give a r( pat f the meeting of in Chicago.
man of the bazaar and is assisted
Hotel, in hi mor of Mrs. Sidney Ro-
State Federate nof Music Clubs.
by
the
following chairmen of
W Simons senberg of Buffalo, N. Y., sister-in-
Appearing in Flint on the St.
Mr. and Mrs.
, with Mr. ho.th s. : D •' , M rs.
Cecelia Society exchange program are spending the holidays in At. law of NIrs . Grauer, why,,.
J Rosenberg, spent the High Holy Charles Hamberger: Sunday night
Friday, Out. 10, will be the follow. luntic City, N. J.
dinner, Mrs. David It. Lichtig, Mrs.
I Days in Detroit.
ing members of the Music Study
Harry Z. Brown; candies, Mrs.
Club of Detroit; Mrs. J. II. Schak-
Mrs. William Fixel of Connecti•
was
the
Herbert
II. Warner, Mrs. Samuel
who
Harry T. Schakne,
ne, airs. J. S. Sauk, Mrs. Sidney cut avenue entertained
entertainedat a BI
Schackne of Caplan; needlework, linens and in-
I.
guest
of
his
father,
Klein, and Sirs. Michael !Ashen.
bridge-luncheon last Monday, coin-
(ants
wear
Sirs Herman Cohen
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aine as, enue, I e f t or his s h onic
plimenting Mrs. Sidney Morris, a
in New York City, stopping en Mrs. II. P. Cohen; cakes, Mrs.
recent bride.
L
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inson.
M rs. S e ymour
route in l'ittsburgh.
Frank ; dolls and toys, Mrs. Moe
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WS. M. D. Ai ttelshofer of At-
Mrs. Sally Kraus of Webb aye- Leiter, Mrs. A. M. liershman; re-
kinson avenue entertained at a sue entertained at a reception for freshments, Mrs. Morris Blumberg,
The Jewish Center (lebating bridge-luneheon last Tuesday.
her sister, alts.Max Lowenstein of Mrs. Oscar Blumberg; cigars and
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will this year represent In-
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Mrs. Frank J. Meyers, with her, Atlanta, Ga., who spent several flowers, Mrs. Harry B. Keidan,
troit in the Midwestern Jewish
Mrs. Nathan Simons; country More,
Centers Debate League. The league • daughters, the Misses Dorothy and days here.
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Mrs. }limo, Kaplan, Mrs. David
in:dudes the following centers of Mildred, left by motor for two l
Miss Raye Kessler of Burlin- Faurr.an: photographs, Mrs. Sid-
Jewish population: St. I/ADA, In weeks' sojourn at French Lick game avenue is visiting in Phila. ney Stone; fruits .., Mrs. Abraham
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danapolis, Omaha, Kansas city, Springs.
Cooper, Mrs. Theodore Levin; ad-
■ Ielphia.
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Columbus. Daytnn, and Detroit I
vertising, Mr.. Ira Copeland; pub-
Mr. and Mrs. Israel C. Brown
The winning team in the league is
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg of licity, Mrs. A. Louis Gordon.
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presented with the Loui. P. Alpse and Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Brown
e lam Sund a y
avenue visitd
trophy which was donated by Mrs. will be at home at 369 Monterey sisI.i •t-Itt- heir daughter, Ruth, who is a MAYOR MURPHY GREETS
after-
Mi.. of St. Louis' in nium•ry of avenue on Sunday. Oct. 5,
student at the State Normal School JEWS ON YOM KIPPUR
At present, noon and evening, in honor of Mi.. at Mt. Pleasant. Mich.
her dead husband.
Omaha in the holder of this trophy. Irene Lefkow of Chicago and Mr.
Editor. Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
The Jewish Center team this Aubrey D. Brown, whose engage'
May I extend to the Jewish peo-
y as is coached by Theod ,re Ba- msnt was recently announced. No woH
a avai es l i - t
af H
( a 'I sa v ePnhui lei Pr e tBurr ° is aedda from
ple of Detroit a message of greet-
rod) ho has had wide experience. cards.
' in Cleveland with her sister, Mrs.
ings on their most sacred day of the
(-
Baruch
last
year
niched
the
Sir.
Sam Brola.4y.
year, Yom Kippur.
Mr. and MMrs.Harry Rabwin of
MacKenzie High Srhonl team. This
,
I am mindful of the pride your
Boston boulevard have returned
car he is at ('ass II igh School.
Simmons of Fullerton
Fred
Nashan Shur, Hanna Ferman, from New York City, where they avenue e iii; „pe nding the week-end group has taken in civic betterment.
Sam Charts s and Nathan Berke soma the Rosh Ilashonah 1101Y with his mother in Columbus, Ohio. and your activity in all worthy
man, pianist, will be on the program.
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The Thursday sewing of TemPl •
.r( Rosenthal of Boston
..r(I left for 110. Springs. Beth El, under the auspice. of
will spend several weeks Temple Sisterhood, will begin 0,-.
j o in Mrs. Rosenthal at 9 at 10:30 a. m. There has bee,.
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y..md, Calif., after a visit it an emergency call for layette-
( from Herman Kiefer Iloapital, ar. !
Indianapolis.
it is to meet this request that tin-
Mr. and Sirs. Alexander Free- sewing is starting a few wee:.
man and daughter, Mrs. Royal earlier this year.
Allen Oppenheim, have returned
onedoefk the Si
rinfus
alhaluarn,ryhez
from a motor trip to Chicago, Ill. t,rThhrodan
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Angeles,
held
at
Hotel
Statler
at 12:30 p
Jacob Nathan of Los
Oct. 20. An interesting pro-
e veonnt.
.
Calif., former prominent Detroit- m
spending the holidays in De- gram is being prepared for th.,
t • rr,,,itis.
at Heyn's
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What is Your Password
to Beauty? "H udson's!"
Progress in preparations for the
',..zaar to be held in the new sync-
: gue on Chicago boulevard and
L•wton, beginning at s p. m., on
Nov. 15 la Nov. 17. in. lusive, is
Xpre
C11 at the P r...l.n ot Day . ,•
(on which opehs the season for the '
You'll Enjoy
Shopping
.te
MAKE PREPARATIONS
FOR SHAAREY ZEDEK
BAZAAR NOV. 15.17
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MUSIC STUDY CLUB'S
FIRST EVENT OCT. 8
Wed-
Seventh Floor—Woodward Avenue Cuifdin g
Hallowe'en Is Coniin
Let us help you in your
selection for
party.
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Our assortment this year
is very attractive.
Sheehan's
Book Store
1550 Woodward Avenue
Since 1.:3
Rao. 0200
CENTER'S DEBATERS
IN MID-WEST LEAGUE
STELLA
A.
SWEETI
228 Book Building
Detroit
cordially invites you
to attend her
Fall and Winter Presentation
of
Gowns, Coats, Wraps
charitable undertakings.
f 'a t. year's tram form the foun- Day( with relatives.
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team. Na-
u. ,.• (.,,11)trei ;via ii nailyeebil,,aat t
tieddor•i
tait .,,,ri 4 the
a tth Deetaair
rnrs
sa h es
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(t•ti n ter r this year's
visit t . ,p, A crn
t f or a I of 0-tfay
avenue
wood
new tome,
Mrs.
Fro) Schwartz
Coiling-
wishes fora
(Daniel Rubin and Al Nagler are
for
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The squad which meets Mondays in New York City.
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FRANK MI'lll'll V, Nlay:a.
,Ird Vs'idni ',days at a p. m. at the
Mrs. J. Spero of the'
r. an
Dr.
rving G. Rhodes of Nlilwaukee
lowish C enter, is now preparing
Apartments
spent
the
Wilshire
is visiting with hi. parents, Mr. arid
f. r it i debate with Columbus and 1;
Ohio. M
r.. M. Rhodes of Taylor avenue.
llopt, n on the subject: "Resolved holidays in Youngstown.
That the Cessation of Jewish 1m- where he visited with relative
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O RC HE ST RA HALL 1W.WWts
Edith Kopelson, , founder
and di.
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7,igration to the U. S. will Destr ,y
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Mr and Mn. lierman Winkel - rector of the Children
a Theater
lewish Culture in this Countr y. "
n etie•
man and ,on, Sheridan.
Guild. left for California with her
land Ohio, are spending t he h o
I little son, Sally Jean, for the win- Succoth Services:
days with their parents.
I ter. Iler aim during her stay in
Succoth services will take place j
,
N-ithuestern thne', of Jewish
.
California is to form a children's Tuesday morning. Oct. 7, at 1(1
First Symphony C oncerts
Mrs. Maude Lewis, who has
Old Folks Horne is planning a fir()
o'clock. Rabbi Leon From will
Friday
Afternoon,
O.
ct
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drive t take place later in the been a guest in Detroit for the group to screen
produce
for
the preach the sermon on the sub-
Thursday Evening, Oct. 9
that plays
can Inc
shown
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month. Felt further details call past three weeks, has returned to ! , in schools and religious schools.
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ject, "Beautiful Succahs I Have /
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r home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. G. J. Israel, Longfellow 27tiy.
Known." Sh'minee Atzereth serv- e
OSSIP GABR1LOWITSCH
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Mrs Sam Clayman and son, ices I Feast of Conclusion •iil
Soloist and Conductor
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Jack, who have been vacationing take place Tuesday, Oct. 14, at lo
Telephone Crillimb's n•ii /
Tn het,- 3100 In $2.50, at Flail
in Holly, Mich.. have returned to a. m. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will
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their home on Steel avenue.
occupy the pulpit.
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all occasions
tgempir 11304 El
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Sirs. Lena Robinson of Prod-
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Contributions for the Succah:
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(knee. R. I., is the guest of her ILIS.
As usual, the religious commit-
. ter, Sirs. J. B. Simon, of the Lee tee of the Sisterhood will have
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charge of the construction of the o
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Friday Temple Succah this year. Contri. e
Sirs. Sidne • Morris left ,Fri
butions are solicited for its deco-
for a three weeks' visit at Youngs- ration both from adults and chil- 0
( o wn, Ohio, where she will visit dren. Staple articles of food may
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with her parents. be sent or contributions in money
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will be acceptable. After Succoth
Mrs. J. Weinberg of 2204 Hazel- these will be used for the relief of
. wood returned home after spend- worthy persons in need. Gifts
ing several months with her chit- should be sent to members of the
dren in New York.
committee or to the rabbis not
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The service uniting Miss Alice later than Sunday, Oct. 5.
Paula Shapero, daughter of Mr. Temple S istr h ood
and Mrs. M. Si. Shapero, and Dr.
i,Thursday s ;wing group will
Rothbart of Toronto, was read at beginmeetings
on Thursday, Oct.
b
the Book•Cadillac Hotel Sept. 20. 9, at 10 o'clock. Thursday sewing'
Mr. and Mrs. Rothbart will reside, are beginning earlier than usual
in Ann Arbor after a wedding trip this year due to an emergency call
in the East.
for making layettes which has been
sent out by the Herman Kiefer
H osa
p it l.
A s alr eady announced, the Si3-
terhood is planning a splendid pro-
gram for its first regular meeting
n.eloit .n. Monday, Nov. 10. Luncheon
day.
theNI(Ri,rcrrela.t.i.Parecnatiasa,ccilhaaiarm
II be followed by a musical en-
a r tertainment in the form of "A Geo-
known (Iceiandherr, a nuatial la i apd,dpre s,,sa ppthe
i al Illusion
graphical
need. '" For this the
new talent:Try-
wri ash, committee
3a1t the Jhae a
for
anyone
w ho has any ts;I-
Melbourne
ent in oraanny line will be held Tues-
aey
.h, 1 Oct. 12, el 6:30
udni ( a hIg
nitlaSible
(7vih'eliint'thU e
a
a- days
i g. 1 0ectw
. i7, in the Brown
p. m. With this affair, the Cen
Chapel. Only member ,
ter's activities for the coming s -
of the Sisterhood con take part.
son will be initiated.
The committee working on the Whether it's speaking, singing.
lancing, playing an instrument.
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pep supper is composed of Jack drawing
or painting, be in the
Ilencken, chairman, Rae Fogel, "'''
Brown Memorial Chapel for a try-
and
Rocklin,
Jennie
Ski"). out Tuesday evening, Oct. 7.
Schwartz.
Awards will be distributed to the Braille Work:
. winner of the summer athletic ac-
The class in Braille work for the
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SUPPER ON OCT. 12
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CLEAN, PLUMP PILLOWS
mean RESTFUL SLUMBER
Your pillows need laundernig regularly. They lose their downy corn-
fort through constant use. From a health standpoint, too, it is impor-
tant to have them thoroughly cleansed now and then.
We will wash your pillows by our special process—without removing
feathers—and return them to you fresh and hygienically clean inside
and out. They will he aerated in drying. helping to restore plume of
feather and bring ha ( k former plumpness.
ec ial Price :i_eIcit`i),f,i,?:lt,tre 25c Each
ler Laundry Company
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tivities, and entertainment coup- blind is to start about the middle
e nt ap
cueti tahrcthheestservicest cot nap Ip
popular
of this month.
Machines are
dance
needed for new Braille workers.
evening's program.
It is earnestly hoped that those
. who are interested in the progress
of this activity will contribute a5
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL
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WORK IN 6TH YEAR much
is 139 . 50.
The Training School for Jewish , Sunday
Social Work, 71 West 47th street,
Sunday services for the season
New York, organized in 1925 03 a 1930 - 31 will be resumed Sunday,
national school for the training of Oct. 12. at 10:45. Dr. Leo M.
Jewish social workers, celebrated Franklin will occupy the pulpit.
the opening of its sixth year Mon- School for Parent.,
day when the new academic year
Beth F.I College of Jewish
be gan with a special morning and Studies. which holds sessions every
.
Monday night, beginning Monday
Theachoa
I afternoon
p will h aye the largest night. Oct. 20, is this year forming
first year class in its history, ac - special classes for parents in
, cording to Maurice J. Karpf, di- which parents will be given the op-
of the school. Twenty-two portunity to take up the same sub-
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' cities, 11 states, the District of Co- jects from the adult standpoint
Jambi., and Canada will be tepee- which their children are taking up
'vented in the student to dye New in the religious 'school. namely,
York State leads with 23 of the the Bible, Jewish literature, com-
e student body. Michigan and Ohio partitive religion, Jewish life and
have four and five respectively. modern Jewish history.
ay Afternoons
Friday
Thursday Evenings
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