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AGE SIX

MUSIC STUDY CLUB'S
FIRST EVENT OCT. 8

LARGE
WOMEN

Group of Members to Appear at
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Program in Flint Oct. 10.

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A musical program will be lea.
Lured at the Presidents' Day lunch-
eon which opens the season for the

You'll Enjoy
Shopping
at Heyn's

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MAKE PREPARATIONS
FOR SHAAREY ZEDEK
BAZAAR NOV. 15-17 1

l'rogress in preparations for the
Imeaar to be held in the new syna-
gogue on Chicago boulevard and ;
Lawton, beginning at 6 p. in., on
NOV. 15 to Nov. 17, inclusive, it

What is Your Password
to Beauty? "Hudson's!"

The Spanish City o/ Beauty Service
OgiTs Modern Women Beauty Science

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The Thursday sewing of Temple..
Edwin Rosenthal of Boston
boulevard left for Hot Springs, Beth El, under the auspices of the
where he will spend several weeks Temple Sisterhood, will begin Oct.
and then join Mrs. Rosenthal at 9 at 10:30 a. tn. There has been
Hollywood, Calif., after a visit in an emergency cull for layettes
from Herman Kiefer Hospital, an.I
Indianapolis.
it is to meet this request that the
Alexander
Free-
sewing is ,tarting a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs.
man and daughter, Mrs. Royal earlier this year.
Allen Oppenhom, have returned
The annual luncheon of the Sis-
from a motor trip to Chicago, W.
terhood of Shunrey Zedek will be I
held at Hotel Statler at 12:30 p.
Nathan
of
Los
Angeles,
Jitcob
Calif., former prominent Detroit- m. on Oct. 20. An interesting pro-
er, is spending the holidays in De- gram is being prepared for this
event.
truit.

Permanents, facials, make-up, hair dress, mar-
eels, manicures, finger waves, shampoos, bobs,
cosmetics—any of these are words that let you
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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Mrs. Joseph Welt entertained
the board of the National Council
IN TIIF: SPANISH CITY OF BEAUTY SERVICE
of Jewish Women Saturday after-
noon at her home at Walnut Lake,
honoring Mrs. Joseph Freud, na-
MRS. IRA COPELAND
Donal president of the Council of
MRS. J. H. SCHAKNE
Chairman, Advertising Committee.
I'hilip Stern and Miss Josephine Jewish Women.
Music Study Club of Dtroit, Wed- Stern, son and daughter of Mr. and
sported by the Sisterhood of
nesday, Oct. 6, at 12:30 o'clock, Mrs. Milford Stern, left for Cam-
Miss Terry Fiske, daughter of r
high- Shama-3r Zedek.
Serenth Floor—Woodward A venue Building
at the Stotler Ilotel.
Each Day Sees New Arrivals . . . We Would Be
bridge, Mass., and Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Fiske of
At a meeting of chairmen and
The program, arranged by Mrs. Mich., respectively to continue and Park, is a resident of Betsy
Pleased to Have You View the Splendid Selections of
-o-chairmen, held at the home of 5.
Arthur
Purdy,
includes
a
vocal
soh
Barbour
House
at
Ann
Arbor
dur-
New Styles and New Colors for Autumn . . . and the
their studies at Harvard and the
ing her school year at the Univer- Mrs. David Diamond on NIonday,
by Mrs. J. M. Berris, accompanied University of Michigan.
Size Range Is Complete!
Sept. 29, reports were given on
sity of Michigan.
I by Mrs. Lawrence Titlebaum, piano
lonations, advertising and reser-,
Heyn's—Third Floor
selections by Mrs. Sidney Klein,
Miss Edith Segall, daughter of
Jericho Rebekah Lodge will hold cations. Chairmen of committees
I , readings by Mrs. Herbert Metz, an Karl B. Segall of 1629 Virginia
report
a heartening response, and
I
Hallowe'en Is ComipN
!address of welcome by the presi- Park, is enrolled in Highland a card party Monday evening, Oct. ,
dent, Mrs. Maurice B. Benyas, and Manor School and Junior College, 20, at Jericho Temple. There will the slogan adopted for the bazaar
Let us help you in your
is "A Bazaar of Bazars."
be refreshments and prizes.
Grace before Meat sung by the Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y.
selection foryour party.
A record attendance is andel- !
quartet composed of Mrs. Chas. Al•
Our assortment this year
Mrs. A. Brauer and daughter,' patio', this affair marking the first
peen, Mrs. Bernard Lochs, Mrs. J.
Mrs. Sam T. Gilbert, Mrs. Clar-
event to be held in the social hall
is very attractive.
S. Sauls and Mrs. M. E. Wolfe.
ence Enggass and Mrs. Rosalie Mrs. Ethel Fish, entertained at a!
Mrs. Howard Salzenstein will Gates are spending the week-end bridge-supper on Thursday eve- of the new edifice.
Mrs.
David
S.
Diamond
is
chair-
ning, Sept. 25, at the Lee Plaza
give a report cf the meeting of in Chicago.
Hotel, in honor of Mrs. Sidney Ro-, man of the bazaar tint is assisted
1241 WOODWARD AVE.
State Federatimi of Music Clubs.
by the following chairmen of
Appearing in Flint on the St
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Simons senberg of Buffalo, N, Y., sister-in-I booths and features: Dancing, Mrs.
law
of Sirs. Grauer, who, with Mr.
Cecelia Society exchange program are spending the holidays in At-
Rosenberg, spent the High Holy Charles Hamberger; Sunday night
Friday, Oct. 10, will be the follow - lantic.City, N. J.
1550 Woodward Avenue
dinner, Mrs. David B. Lichtig, Mrs.'
Days in Detroit.
mg members of the Music Study
Ran. 0200
Booksellers Since 1+7 .1
}lorry Z. Brown; candies, Mrs.
Club
of
Detroit;
Mrs.
J.
II.
Schak
Mrs. William Find of Connecti-
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Harry T. Schakne, who was the Herbert II. Warner, Mrs. Sumac]
tie, Mrs. J. S. Souls, Mrs. Sidney c ut avenue entertained at a
Caplan; needlework, linens and in-
HELP THE STRANDED WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
Klein, and Mrs. Michael Leishen. bridge-luncheon last Monday, com- guest of his father, I. Schackne of
fants wear, Mrs. Herman Cohen,
IN EUROPE
plimenting Mrs. Sidney Morris, a Blaine avenue, left for his home Mrs. II. P. Cohen; cakes, Mrs.
in New York City, stopping en 1
by attending the
Louis Robinson, Mrs. Seymour
CENTER'S DEBATERS recent bride.
route in Pittsburgh.
dolls and toys, Mrs. Moe
IN MID-WEST LEAGUE Mrs. M. D. Wittelshofer of At-1 Mrs. Sally Kraus of Webb ave-I Frank;
Leiter, Mrs. A. M. Hershman; re-
kinson avenue entertained at a
nue entertained at a reception for, freshments, Mrs. Morris Blumberg,
The Jewish Center debating bridge-luncheon last Tuesday.
her sister, Mrs. Max Lowenstein of I Mrs. Oscar Blumberg; cigars and
sponsored by the
team will this year represent De-
flowers, Mrs. harry B. Keidan,
Mrs. Frank J. Meyers, with her Atlanta, Ga., who spent several! Mrs. Nathan Simons; country store,
troit in the Midwestern Jewish
days here.
daughters,
the
Misses
Dorothy
and
Centers Debate League. The league
Sirs. Bimini Kaplan, Mrs. David
includes the following venters of Mildred, left by motor for two
Miss Raye Kessler of Burlin-! Fauman; photographs, Mrs. Sid-
Jewish population: St. Louis, In- weeks' sojourn at French Lick game avenue is visiting in Phila- ney Stone; fruits, Mrs. Abraham
d!anapolis, Omaha, Kansas City, Springs.
Cooper, Mrs. Theodore Levin; ad-
$5.00 Couple
delphia.
Fine Music and Entertainment
Columbus, Dayton, and Detrvit
vertising, Mrs. Ira Copeland; pub-
For Tickets Call Mrs. Fanny Cohen, Hemlock 59116-J
Mr. and Mrs. Israel C. Brown
The winning team in the league is
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg of ! licity, Mrs. A. I.ouis Gordon.
presented with the Louis I'. Alpe and Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Brown Leslie avenue visited last Sunday
228 Book Building
tniphy which was lintel by Mrs. will be at home at 369 Monterey with their daughter, Ruth, who is a MAYOR MURPHY GREETS
NI Me Of St. Louis in memory of avenue on Sunday. Oct. 5, after- student at the State Normal School
Detroit
JEWS ON YOM KIPPUR
her dead husband. At present, noun and evening, in honor of Miss at Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Omaha is 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-
cordially invites you
Mrs. Philip Broudo of Hazel-
May I extend to the Jewish peo-
The Third Biennial Convention of the Chalutzos,
y.ar is coached by Them] Its-' meat was recently announced. No wood avenue returned from at visit
to attend her
root ho has had wide experience.' cards.
the Jewish Women's Pioneer Organization for Pal-
in Cleveland with her sister, Mrs. ple of Detroit it message of greet-
in gs art th eir most sacred d ay of the
Mr. Baruch last year coached the
Sam Brolasky.
estine, will be held in Detroit
Mr.
and
Mrs.
harry
Rabwin
of
year,
Yom
Kippur.
Fall and Winter Presentation
MacKenzie High School team. This
Boston boulevard have returned
I am mindful of the pride your
he is at Cast Iligh School.
Fred I. Simmons of Fullerton
Hanna Ferman, from New York City, where they avenue is spending the week-end grimy has taken in civic betterment,
of
,
Nathan
Shur
Detroit Jews should turn out en masse to greet the dele-
Sam Charters and Nathan Berke • spent the Rosh llashonah Holy with his mother in Columbus, Ohio. and your activity in all worthy
gates from many section of the United States and Canada.
charitable undertakings.
d yam's team form the foun-, Days with relatives.
-f
'a
The opening session of the convention will be held at Litt-
It is indeed a pleasure for me to
n for this year's team. Na-
Among the Detroiters who are
man's People's Theater Thursday evening, Oct. 16.
Mrs. Fred Schwartz of Coiling- spectators at the world series are express my best wishes for a Hap-
thaniel Rubin and Al Nagler are
for all occasions
Emma Lazaroff Schaver, soloist, and Miss Rebecca Katz-
wood
avenue
left
for
a
10-day
visit
py
and Prosperous Year.
he most promising new comers.
Mrs. Sam Gulunty and Ilarry
man, pianist, will be on the program.
Sincerely yours,
The squad which meets Mondays in New York City.
Clark.
Sessions on Oct. 17, 18 and 19 will be held at
FRANK MURPHY, Mayor
Wednesdays at It p. m. at the
Dr. and Mrs. J. Spero of the
-lowish Center, is now preparing
Irving G. Rhodes of Milwaukee
Hotel Statler.
far its debate with Columbus and Wilshire Apartments spent the is visiting with his parents, Mr. and
The convention banquet will be held at the Stat-
nnyten en the subject: "Resolved holidays in Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. M. Rhodes of Taylor avenue.
ler Saturday evening, Oct. 18.
That the Cessation of Jewish Ito- where he visited with relatives.
Edith Kopelson, founder and di-
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Isaac Hamlin, national secretary of the Gewerkschaften
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Mr. and Mrs. Merman Winkel. rector of the Children's Theater
Campaign, will be the guest speaker.. Mi. Mary Linsky, pion-
Iewish Culture in this Country."
man and son, Sheridan, of Cl- Guild, left for California with her
1st; Hyman Cohen, soloist, and other. will appear on the pro-
land, Ohio, are spending the eve- little son, Sally Jean, for the win- Succoth Services:
gram.
ter. Her aim during her stay in
Succoth services will take place
Northwestern Branch of Jewish days with their parents.
California is to form a children's
First Symphony Concerts
Mrs. Maude Lewis, who has group to produce plays for the Tuesday morning, Oct. 7, at 10
Old Folks Home is planning a food
o'clock. Rabbi Leon Fram will
to take place later in the been a guest in Detroit for the talking screen that can be shown preach the sermon on the sub-
Thursday Evening, Oct. 9
Friday Afternoon, Oct. 10
Remember the "JAHRZEITS" of your beloved ones bv !drive
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AT 2:30
menth. For further details call ' past three weeks, has returned to in schools and religious schools.
ject, "Beautiful Succahs I Have .
inserting an "IN MEMORIAM" in The Chronicle.
Mrs. G. J. Israel, Longfellow 2765.i her home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Known." Sh'minee Atzereth sere- I
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH
Mrs. Sam Clayman and son, ices (Feast of Conclusion) will
Soloist and Conductor
Jack, who have been vacationing take place Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 10
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Colombia 40 1
Tickets: $1.00 to $2.50. et Hall
in Holly, Mich., have returned to a. m. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will
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occupy the pulpit.
NOW ON SALE

Elektra Rosanka has returned
after it seven weeks' sojourn with
her brother, Arthur von Dolcke, at
the Charlevoix Beach hotel in
. Charlevoix, Mich.

Tremendous Selections of the Smartest Fashions
Await Your Choice Ilere . . . at Prices That Will Add
to Your Pleasure of Finding Just "Your" Style.

HUDSON'S

New Fall Frocks at $16

HEYN'S

Sheehan's
Book Store

DINNER - DANCE

NORTH WOODWARD J. W. E. W. 0.
Northwood Inn., Sun., Oct. 5, 6:30 P. M.

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Attention! - Important!

THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., OCT. 16-19

Gowns, Coats, Wraps

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OLD FOLKS HOME

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SEASON TICKETS

Special
Pillow
Week

NOW ON SA L E

Mrs. Lena Robinson of Provi- Contributions for the Succah:
Thursday Evenings
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dence, R. I., is the guest of her sis-
:h$7.
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00f,tesrianZn so oo /,
Orchestra: $32.00 and 824.00 16 BakoFnci
As usual, the religious commit-
ter, Mrs. J. B. Simon, of the Lee tee of the Sisterhood will have
Plaza.
Twelve
' . charge of the construction of the
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
—
young!. : Temple Succah this year. Contri-
Popular Programs
o stp ra ular Prices 2r,o30
Mrs. Sidney Morris left Friday butions are solicited for its deco-
three
weeks'
visit at
for 8
Orche stra
ration both from adults and chil-
VICTOR KOLAR
town, Ohio, where she will visit dren. Staple articles of food may
B al to n ,
Conducting
with her parents.
•be sent or contributions in money
NO SEATS RESERVED EXCEPT BOXES AT $1.50
will be acceptable. After Succoth
Mrs. J. Weinberg of 2204 Hazel- these will be used for the relief of
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wood returned home after spend- ' worthy persons in need.
Gifts
ing several months with her chi!. should be sent to members of the
dren in New York.
committee or to the rabbis not
—
The service uniting Miss Alice later than Sunday, Oct. 5.
Paula Shapero, daughter of Mr. Temple Sisterhood:
and Mrs. NI. Si. Shapero, and 1)r.
The Thursday sewing group will
Itothbart of Toronto, was read at begin meetings on Thursday, Oct.
the Book-Cadillac Ilotel Sept. 20. 1 9, at 10 o'clock. Thursday sewings
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
The Sensation of
JEWISH CENTER PEP Hospital.
As already announced, the Sis-
The Century
SUPPER ON OCT. 12 terhood is planning a splendid pro-
. gram for its first regular meeting
Meyer L. Prentis, chairman of on Monday, Nov. 10. Luncheon
the Recreation Council and well- will be followed by a musical en-
h tertainment in the form of "A Geo.
known leader, will address the
THRILLING AIR SPECTACLE
Jewish Center annual pep supper graphical Illusion." For . t .his the
which will be held at the Jewish committee needs new talent. Try-
Center Building, 31 Melbourne outs for anyone w ho has any tal-
line
will
in any
ne
v, he
e held
e Tues-
avenue, on Sunday, Oct. 12, at 6:30
p. in. With this affair, the Cen- day vening, Oct. 7, in the Brown
Memorial Chapel. Only members
ter's activities for the coming sea- Memorial
of the Sisterhood can take part.
son will be initiated.
Whether it's speaking, singing,
The committee working on the dancing, playing an instrument,
pep supper is composed of Jack 1, 3
rawing or painting, be in the
liencken, chairman, Rae Fogel, Brown
r
Memorial Chapel for a try-
Sidney
and
Rocklin,
Jennie
out Tuesday evening, Oct. 7.
Schwartz.
Awards will be distributed to the Braille Work:
winner of the summer athletic ac-
The clam in Braille work for the
tivities, and entertainment coup- blind is to start about the middle
, led with the services of a popular of this month. Machines are
I dance orchestra will complete the needed for new Braille workers.
evening's program.
It is earnestly hoped that those
The First Multi-Million J B E YAN LYH OA NR LOW
who are interested in the progress
I
Dollar
Talking Picture JAMES HALL
of
this
activity
will
contribute
as
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL
as they can toward the cost
WORK IN 6TH YEAR much
of a machine, which is $39.50.

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Your pillows need laundernig regularly. They lose their downy com-
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 be aerated in drying, helping to restore plume of
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"Hell's
Angels"

DETROIT PREMIERE

The Training School for Jewish
Social Work, 71 West -17th street,
New York, organized in 1925 as a
national school for the training of
Jewish social workers, celebrated
the opening of its sixth year Mon-
day when the new academic year
be gan with a special morning and
I afternoon program.
The school will have the largest
I first year class in its history, ac-
cording to Maurice J. Karpf, di-
rector of the school. Twenty-two
cities, 11 states, the District of Co-
, lumbia, and Canada will be repre-
sented in the student body. New
I York State leads with 23 of the
'student body. Michigan and Ohio
have four and five respectively.

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Sunday Service*:
Sunday s ervices

for the season
1930-31 will be resumed Sunday,
Oct. 12, at 10:45. Dr. Leo M.
Franklin will occupy the pulpit.

School for Parents:

Beth El College of Jewish
Studies, which holds sessions every
Monday night, beginning Monday
night, Oct. 20, is this year forming
special classes for parents in
which parents will be given the op-
portunity to take up the same sub-
jects from the adult standpoint
which their children are taking up
in the religious school, namely,
the Bible, Jewish literature, corn-
parative religion, Jewish life and
modern Jewish history.

SUNDAY NIGHT,
OCT. 5th

Twice Daily Thereafter 2:30, 8:30

I All Seats Reserved

50c.75c-3 1
Matinees - • •
Nights • • - 50,75c-S 1 00.$1