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■ i SOLOISTS AT BANQUET

Engagements

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OF CHALUTZOS OCT. 18
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Soloists at the convention ban-

quet of the Chalutzos, this Satur-
day evening, Oct. 10, at Hotel Stat-
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Gittleman of Second boulevard announce the lee, will be Miss Mary Linsky, pi- 1
engagement of their daughter, Miss Ora Ruth, to Louis J. Krupkin of
Watertown, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Swirsky announce the engagement of their
daughter, Fay, to Lester Weisman, son of Mr. A. J. Weisman.

Griswold at State St.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Ginsberg id Glendale avenue announce the betrothal
of their daughter, Rose, to Nathan Tarnow.

Mr. and Mrs. II. Kaplansky announce the engagement of their
daughter, Kate, to Jack ltu-hkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. :Mishkin.

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Oct. 19—Miss :Martha Selma Rosenstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
I. Rosenstein of 2695 Monterey, to Walter S. Ginsler, son of Mr. ant
Mrs. Herman (Ritzier of River Rouge, Stich., at the Barium Hotel.
Oct. 19—Miss Grace LeBow, daughter of Samuel LeBow, to Ed
ward Fink, son of Mrs. Betty Fink, formerly of Minneapolis, at the
home of Rabbi Moses Fischer, 2964 Webb, at 6 p. in. Reception at
3275 Kendall. No cards.
Oct. 21--Miss Queenie
Berkovitz, daughter of Mrs. I. Berko
vitz, to Daniel Krouse, son of Mrs. C. Krouse.

MISSES'

SIZLS

SIZES

FLAT and FLUFFY FURS!

Russian Fitch — Canadian
Wolf—Cross Fox—Caracul
Sq uirrel—Lapin (coney),

NEW SILHOUETTES!

Brioyere's 'scarf' coat—Nimes
bordered coat — other details.

Every Man is Style
Conscious That's
Why Style is
Stressed in

"SCHOLNICK'S
CLOTHES"

Our Selection of Hand Tailored
Clothes, ready to put on, made from
Imported and Domestic Woolens in
accordance to our own rigid style
specifications will appeal to the most
discriminating dresser.

A cordial invitation is extended to
all Chronicle readers to inspect our
clothes priced within the reach of the
most thrifty buyer, with all the neces-
sary accessories to match.

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IMPORTERS — CLOTHIERS

1400 Washington Boulevard

Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fredenthal (Bessie Sklar) of Fou
teenth avenue, a daughter.

EMANUEL SISTERHOOD
TO HEAR ADDRESS BY
RABBI H. N. ROSENTHAL

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and his clothes

Footwear • • • - Fifth Floor

Births

i 0 to n e I's wrapped coat-

EVERY NEW FABRICI

MAN

Artfully' simple, but so smart! Fashioned on
slenderly arched lines that make your foot look
infinitely slimmer, this pump of suede trimmed
with kid collies in black, brown, or green,

MISS MARY LINSKY
Oct. 22-31iss Rosalind B. Meyersohn, daughter of Mrs. J. A. anist, and Hyman II. Cohen, who
Meyersohn, to Max Neuman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arran Neuman. will be accompanied 1.y his daugh-
Reception at home, 242 East Euclid, from 8:30 to 10 p. m. No cards. ter . .
this banquet will be attonded by
Oct. 26—Miss Sophie Edelstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Edel-
stein of 1601 highland avenue, to Myer Fishman, brother of Mr. and delegates from 50 chapters of the
Chalutzas
in this country and Can-
Mrs. Nathan Fishman of 2084 Burlingame avenue.
ada. Isaac Hamlin, national sec-
Wary of the GwerkschnfLin, and
Berl Locker, international secre-
tary of Poole Zion, will he the
speakers.

because they were bought special,
otherwise their price would be at
least Vi higher!

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For the Smartest Suede
Pumps We've Seen
This Season

Oet. 19—Miss line Rothstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Roth-
stein of Kansas City, Mo., to Jack Werbe of 10114 La Salle boolevard
Detroit.

Oct. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. David Iwrey of 3319 Monterey, a sot .
Monday evening, Oct. 20, the
Oct. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schwayder of 3210 Calvert [ Sisterhood of Congregation Eman-
uel will have as their guest speak-
avenue, a son, Richard Gordon.
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Nate S. Shapero of 2425 Longfellow aye- er for the evening, at the syna-
gogu•, Taylor and Wilson avenues,
; nue, a daughter, Marianne.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal, grad-
Sept. 17 —To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Silverman of 2273 West Grand uate of the Isaac Elchanan Yeshiva
avenue, a daughter, Lorraine.
Sept. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kassel of 319 Owen avenue, a
daughter, Regina Rose.

-aciaigatd
Qrsoilal ri

Mrs. Ralph Paul will give a
bridge-luncheon at her home, 2082
Hazelwood avenue, Wednesday,
Oct. 22, for the benefit of the Sis-
terhood of Congregation Emanuel.
All who wish to attend are request-
The Home Relief Society will
ed to send in their reservations as
soon as possible as only a limited give its annual bridge luncheon in
the
Crystal Ball Room at the Book-
number can be accommodated.
Cadillac Hotel on Wednesday, Oct.
25, at 12:30.
In honor of the marriage of Mis s
Sirs. Abe Gordon is chairman
Anna Diamond to Ilarry Ruskin, a and the committee assisting her
bride of September, Mrs. Hyman
Greenberg of 2454 Hazelwood
avenue, complimented the bride by
giving her a green and ivory
kitchen shower Saturday, Oct. 11.
('avers were laid for 35 people.
Miss Florence Kutzin, pianist, of
Glendale avenue, entertained the
guests.

HOME RELIEF OPENS
SEASON'S ACTIVITIES

arriages

Orcha Halprin

BARBAS—KANFAR
Mr. and Sirs. A. Kanfar an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth, to Dr. Fred M.
Barbas, son of Mr. and Sirs. M.
Barbas. Dr. and Mrs. Barbas are
now at their home, 13641 Dexter
boulevard.

CONCERT MASTER OF
FOX THEATER ORCHESTRA

PUPIL OF LEOPOLD AUER AND JENO HUBAY OF
THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF BUDAPEST

OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
OF YESHIVA TUESDAY

will accept limited number of serious pupils

Call at Stage Entrance, Fox Theater.
The second anniversary of the
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Detroit Yeshiva, located at 1705
Pingree avenue, will be celebrated
with a banquet sponsored by the
—Paolo by C. H. HAY.
Ladies Auxiliary of the Yeshiva
Following a surprise shower
on Tuesday, Oct. 21, at 7 p. m., in , RABBI H. N. ROSENTHAL
given by Mrs. Abraham W. Haber
the auditorium of Congregation of New York City, who has chosen
of 587 Melbourne avenue, which
Beth David, Fourteenth and Elm- for his topic, "The Clash of (''hiss-
was attended by 45 well-wishers, a
hurst. There will be no solicita- es in Jewish I.ife." Rabbi Rosen-
brilliant gathering celebrated the
tion of funds. Mrs. Pearl Rotten-1 thal, who is the son of Mr. and
formal engagement of Joshua Joy-
berg is chairman of the committee' Siva. .1. 1'. Rosenthal, is the only
rich to Miss Sarah Haber of Cleve-;
in charge of the banquet.
Detroit graduate of the Yeshiva
land, Ohlo, at a banquet in the '
• and has recently returned from a
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg
speaking
tour in the interest of his
ZEDAKAH COMPLETE
of 1927 I'ingree. Eugene Franz.'
:tater. Rabbi Rosenthal has
THE SY MUDI, OF' DISTINCTIVE ENTERTAINMENT
blau, president of Halevy-Hazomir,
DINNER-DANCE PLANS alma
spoken in various Detroit pulpits
of which the prospective groom in
during the Holy Days and has suc-
Announcing
for Diversion Seekers, the Third Annual
secretary; William Klein, vice-
Definite plans for the Hallowe'en ceeded in organizing a permanent
president of the organization, and
dinner dance to be held Sunday committee in Detroit to secure sup-
Mr. Joyrich spoke. Leo Schoen-
evening, Oct. 20, at Northwood Inn, port and representation for th e
brun, violinist; Walter B. Chas-
are reported by the chairman of Yeshiva, which enjoys the unique
son, pianist; Jeanette Hoffman,
MRS. ABE GORDON
the entertainment committee, Sirs. distinction of being the only col-
Ilarold Maldowsky, David Mal-
Sarah Eisler. The following have
do•sky, Miss Esther Cohen, Jack are the Sirs. I. Friedenberg, Chas. been chosen as hostesses for this lege in the United States under
Rosenberg, Ida Divinoff were Slarienthal, I. Grabow, S. Jacobs, affair: :Mesdames, Tillie Lapides, Jewish auspices to confer the de-
gree of liberal arts.
Al. Weisman, M. Velick, Paul Mar-
among the entertainers.
Ann Arta, Ida Greenbaum, Sally
Rabbi Rosenthal enjoys an ex-
ienthal, B. Schwartz, Ben Gold-
Cohn„ Esther Davis, Lillian Lapi- eellent reputation as a speaker, has
berg,
H,
II.
Ash,
Abe
Feral:
and
S.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frady of
des, Sophie Tolmieh, Sally Karbel, a keen sense of humor, and has
an
Dexter boulevard were hosts at a Levi.
Celia Coggan, Slay Shapiro, Sadie interesting message to deliver. This
Tickets may be secured from any
dinner party last Sunday evening,
Simon, Tilly Germansky, Elsie Ru- will he an open meeting to which
Featuring BILLY RICHARDSON and hi. Eight Knights of
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wil- of the members or at the door. En- • bin and Sonia Shaffer.
members are requested to invite
Syncopation
liams, whose wedding took place :ire proceeds of this affair will be
Mrs. Clara Weingarten, vocalist, their husbands, members and
Aug. 21. Covers were laid for 30 fired in giving immediate relief to assisted by Mrs. Theresa Gerstein,
"lex Nowt to he Keen of a I'hi Kappa Epsilon Affair"
friends.
The
Sisterhood
belongs
to
ni[eily families this winter.
guests.
entertained at this meeting at the the League of Jewish 'omens Or
Mrs. II. M. Shulman is president
home of Mrs. Ann Karbel, 1500; ganization and therefore extends
of this organization.
Collingwood avenue. Donations an invitation to the members of all
The first tea for club leaders is
were acknowledged with thanks the organizations belonging to the
to take place at the Jewish ('enter
from Mrs. E. Shapiro, .1. Bloom- league to attend the meeting.
on Monday evening, Oct. 20, at HONOR
JABOTINSKY'S
berg, T. Germansky, S. Shaffer and
I 8:00 p. m. Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich
Sirs. Ralph Paul will open the
50th BIRTHDAY OCT 26 E. Rubin.
is the chairman fo the committee
meeting with a Bible reading. Sirs.
RESERVE THE DATE OF
on girls work which is sponsoring
Howard Sallzenstein, accompanied
In connection with the fiftieth
this series of teas. The program
by Mrs. F:mory Monash, will sing
for Oct. 20 follows: Demonstration Irthilay of the Zionist leader,
a group of songs, and Sirs. Michael
meetings, one boys club anti one Vladimir Jabotinsky, a •
celebration
Leishin will give a dramatic read-
The Northwestern branch of the ing. The usual social hour in
girls club; a talk on "The Club" will take place in Detroit on SW,
and attend the
by Miss Jane Bradley, student sec- day, Oct. 20. at 8 p. m., at the By- Jewish Old Folks' Home an- charge of Mrs. Louis Germansky
retary of the Y. W. C. A. Front ron and Philadelphia hall, under nounces a benefit performance at will follow. Mrs. S. L. Kavanau,
this group of those interested in auspices of the Zionist Revisionists the Detroit Civic Theater on Sun- president, who will preside at the
Idol, leadership will be selected fu- and other Zionist organizations of day, Dec. 7. Mrs. N. Blatnikoff meeting, is a sister of Rabbi Ros-
is chairman.
ture leaders of boys' and girls' Detroit.
enthal.
given by the
A bridge-luncheon of the North- '
clubs at the Jewish Center.
The celebration will be addressed
Bible classes will be started at
' and greeted by the leaders and rep- western branch will take place Oct. the congregation ()et. 19, under the
27 at Club Martin. Sirs. Anna supervision of Miss Esther Ashin-
Saturday, Oct. 10, marks the date resentatives of the following Zion-
,I.aBret is one of the hostesses.
sky.
of the next senior bridge social. ist organizations: President of Cen-
tral
Committee
of
Zionist
Revision-
This is the third of a series taking
place at the Jewish Center this ists of America, Si. Danzis of New J. W. E. W. 0. TO HAVE
Michigan T heater.
Music and Entertainment by
year. Bridge, entertainment, priz- York; president of the Detroit Re- LUNCHEON CARD PARTY
A gigantic stage, screen and mu-
FREDDIE BERGIN AND HIS VAGABONDS
es, refreshments, dancing, are in- visionists, L. Altman; head of De-
sical show, featuring Mitzi Green
troit B'rith Trumpeldor, U. Panush:
A meeting of the North Wood-' in person, Clara Bow on the screen
cluded in the evening's program.
Beauty Contest
Ladle. 50e
Rabbi M. Hershman, president of ward branch of the Jewish Women's' in "Her Wedding Night," and a
Dancing Till 2 A. M.
Gentlemen 75c
[ Zionist District, S. Shetzer; lead- European Welfare Organization huge Publix stage show with Lou ,
ed of Detroit Mizrachi, Rabbi A. was held at the home of Mrs. R. Kosloff and host of stars, is the
No Charge for Dancing and Checking
M. Ashinsky; president of Hadas-
Michigan theater offering this)
sah, Mrs. R. Davidson; representa-
[ week.
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tive of the Legionnaires, A. May-
berg; I.. Y. Barkon and Prof. Zal
NEW YORK.—Ida Kramer, who uilkowsky.
played for nearly seven years the
role of the mother in "Attic's Irish
BANKRUPTCY SALE!!
BANKRUPCY SALE!!
Rose," dropped dead Wednesday U. H. S. ALUMNI PLAN
while participating with her fam-
SIMCHAS
TORAH
PARTY
ily in the celebration of Simchas
Torah.
The Alumni Association of the
Miss Kramer, who in private life
was Mrs. Joseph Schneider, was United Hebrew Schools is planning
stricken while singing some of the a Simchas Torah party, to be held
songs she sang on the stage a quar- on Saturday evening, Oct. 10, at
the Philadelphia and Byron hall.
ter of a century ago.
- By order of the United States District Court, I will sell the •ssets of the Harry J. Dean
' She was horn in Russia and came Dancing to the accompaniment of
Company at RETAIL SALE on the premises.
an orchestra, refreshments, and a
to America at the age of 13.
variety program, have been ar-
1397 East Jefferson Avenue
ranged for. There will he no ad-
mission charge, and all alumni
EVERYTHING
WILL BE SOLD AT 1,' 2 OFF
members are urged to attend.
The next gt tern] meeting will lie
ETCHINGS, OIL PAINTINGS, PRINTS, MIRRORS, LAMPS OF ALL DE-
hi Id on Tuesday, Oct. 2a, for which
SCRIPTIONS, SHADES, BASES, CORDS, CONSOLE TABLES, COFFEE
tit re has lict[n engaged a promi-
nent speaker who will be in Detroit
TABLES, END TABLES, OCCASIONAL TABLES, LOVE SEATS, SETTEES,
on that date.
PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS, CHAIRS, ANTIQUES, CLOCKS, MARBLE
MRS. R. B. NEWMAN

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Sunday Evening, October 26

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JOIN NOW!

THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF

BRITH SHOLOM

One of the largest and most progressive Jewish
Fraternal Orders in the Country.

EVERY MAN OR WOMAN OF GOOD HEALTH
AND CHARACTER BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND

50 IS ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN POLICIES
FROM $250 TO $5,000. INITIATION AND DOCTOR

EXAMINATION FREE.

Greystone Ballroom

IDA KRAMER DIES
ON SIMCHAS TORAH

Harry J. Dean Co.

Superfluous
Hair Removed

Permanently

by

Electric Needle

Campaign Closes November 2

(strictly confidential)

With • big mass meeting, class initiations, banquet, music
and dancing. Among those present will be the Grand
wilii.,,, M.
Officer. from Philadelphia—Hon. Jude.
Lem, Grand Master; Martin 0. Levy, Grand Secretary.

10205 Dexter Boulevard

For further information see State Deputy

HARRY DERMER, 2971 TUXEDO

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Florence Talcott

at Glynn Court
(Ruskin Clinic)
Euclid 8010

Hours-3:30 a. m. to 3 p.
m.; 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Sunday, 2 to 4 p. m.

FORM COMMITTEE HERE

FOR YESHIVA COLLEGE

Preliminary steps for the forma-
tion of a permanent Detroit com-
mittee of the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
Theological Seminary and the Ye-
shiva College of New York were
taken at a meeting held here last
week. Officers of the committee
and memben of the board, as well
as representatives from Detroit on
the national board, will be chosen
at a meeting at the B'nai Moshe
Synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence,
on Oct 23. J. K. Smith is acting
secretary of the group.

AND BRONZE STATUARY.

n. Newman, 1170 Glynn Court, on
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 9. Re-
ports of committees were submit-
ted. Sirs. J. Robbins and Mrs. J.
Cohen of the entertainment com-
mittee in charge of the dinner-
dance held at Northwood Inn, Sun-
day evening, Oct. 5. rep irted that
the affair was a huge success, both
socially and financial'y. The or-
ganization extended a vote of
thanks to the committee, patrons
and friends, and to Bob Ettinger,
a radio star, who entertained. The
same entertainment committee will
sponsor a lunche [n card party on
Thursday, Oct. 21, at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel, at 1.30 p. m.

ALL OF THE DRAPES, DRAPERY GOODS, WINDOW CURTAINS, both
imported and domestic will be offered for sale at less than cost

For further information inquire of

RALPH C. PAUL, Commercial Auctioneer

526 Buhl Building

DETROIT AND SECURITY TRUST
COMPANY, Receiver

Cadillac 9436-8935

HON. GEORGE A. MARSTON,
HON. PAUL H. KING,
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Referees in Bankruptcy.

SALE STARTS ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 10:00 A. M.

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