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BETH EL SISTERHOOD
LUNCHEON ON NOV. 17,

MUSIC STUDY CLUB

Engagements

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth'
BRIDGE-TEA NOV. 12,
El will present an elaborate pro-
gram for its opening meeting of
Mrs. Thomas
Reid, chairman
the year on Monday, Nov. 17. A
of th e bridge-tea
gedea to be given by
M
Bay
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luncheon will be held in the social her s rs. A. Susman of to
a nnounces
ageme nt of the Music Study Club of Detroit.
laughter,
Esther,
r. Ben Last, mon of Mr .h
hall at 12:30, followed by the
. and
engMrs. Simon , Wednesday, Nov. 12, has asked
musical entertainment, "A Geo- • Last of Glendale avenue.
Mrs. Maurice Benyas, Mrs. Sol Q.
Mr. and Mrs. II, Friedman of 1529 lase place announ ce
' m
th e en gage- Kesler, Mrs. David Hokin and Mrs.
of th
i r daughter, Bessie, to William A. Ed
their
elstein, son of J. •
I Edelstein of 2(1(17 Tuxedo.

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Mr. and Mrs. I. Fealk of 2496 West Euclid announce the
ment of their niece, Shirley Fealk, to William Figelsky, son engage-
of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Figelsky, 3378 Richton.

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H EBREW
ORPHAN

INFANTS' HOME
Will Take Place

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Sunda y, November 9, 1:30 P. M.

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Fur-Trimmed Suits
and Ensembles
up to 1/ 3 off

Wedding Calendar

Nov. 1I—Miss Irene Lefkow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Letkow
' of Chicago, to Aubrey I). Brown, at 3800 Sheridan road, Chicago, Ill.
' Nov. 27—Miss Reva Natalie Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry H. Goldberg of Cleveland (formerly of Detroit) to Alfred Eu-
gene Marko of Chicago, Ill, (formerly of Detroit), at thy Belden Strat-
ford Hotel in Chicago.

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Births

B urlingam e and Petoskey

Extraordinary November Clearance

Former Prices

range from $79.50 to $295

Now, $5() to $200

see

We'll
you tomorrow! Be-
MRS. HENRY LEVITT
LONG COAT SUITS
cause these values in high type
SHORT COAT SUITS
B. Siegel suits are nothing short
graphical Illusion," presented in
of irresistible! Plain or furred
Brown Chapel.
TWO-PIECE SUITS
Nov. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt B. Levin (Gertrude Rosen.
with wolf, Persian Iamb, fox,
Mrs. Henry Levitt, a memb yr gluten) of 2739 'Tuxedo avenue, a daughter, Lois.
THREE•PIECE SUITS
THE ENTIE COMMUNITY IS
—Photo hr Cdn.Loro,
raccoon,
lynx, and krimmer, and
of the Sisterhood board of dire
Nov. 1—T Mr. and Mrs. David Arkin (Minnie Beigler) of
Sizes 12 to 44
wit
h beautiful dressmaker
CORDIALLY R INVITED TO ATTEND
tors, has written and produced t he Cortland avenue, a daughter, Charlotte Ruth.
2934
blouses!
MRS. WM. B. ISENBERG
entire performance, which will r e.
()et. 29—To :Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blumberg (Eva Beckman of Cleve.'
veal high-lights of many differe nt
FLOOR
Morris Blumberg to preside at the
countries. The cast includes 4 i land) of 13120 La Salle boulevard,,a son, Sheldon Richard.
ea table.
members of the Sisterhood, anion g 0 ()et. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Barry Meisner (Sally Robinson) of the t
Th eulfair, which is to he held in
them being Mesdames Platt, Be r- Lee Plaza, a son, Lawrence Joel.
he
main lounge of the Y. W. C.
ris, I.evey, Wilkus, Galvani Lei
Oct. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Apsel of 11842 La Salle boule•
i
t
Montcalm and Witherell is be-
b,
yard,
a
daughter,
Devora
Frieda.
hopkin, Broa,
d Roskm,
Gutm
a
a n• I
ng
given
for the benefit of the
Wohl, Friedma n, Cope land, Fishe
Oct. 28—To
Mr. and Mrs. David Grossman (Molly Ettinger), a: cholarship fund.
r . slaughter,
Edith Rhea.
Abraham, Feerer, Cohen, Arde n,
Tune In On
Although tickets may be secured
Daniels, Goldman, Frazer, Jacob .
Oct. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Palistrant of New York City, for-, e t the door, it is advised that res.;
Lipsitz, Sherwin, Barnett, Magid Y. merly
of Detroit, a son, Robert Henry.
rvations be made at once with
sohn, Bromstein, Sandorf, Schne
' 5
Oct. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Cohen (Lillian Weiss) of 2630 I' Irs, William B. Isenberg, 1222
der, Silvers, Steinberg, Lenten , Hazelwood,
a son, Marvin.
:dison avenue, who is chairman of
Ginsburg, Field, Oberfelder, Schro -
't he ways and means committee,
Oct. 12—To Mr. an
der, Shapero, Fisher.
d Mrs. A. B. Margolis (Fay Wrotslaysk y) of e •hich is handling the sale of tick-
(not a commercial proposition)
Mrs. Sidney Allen has assisted 2243 Blaine, a son, Gerald.
Is.
at the piano at all rehearhals an d
Outstanding Values, $28 and $35
will also accompany the musician
MIDNIGHT CONCERT
'at the performance. Ilaroh 'I WOMEN'S LEAGUE OF
BENTON'S LOW PRICE—
and Miss Margaret
SCHOOLS MAKE PLANS i
OF ICOR SATURDAY
Coulson, both of the Arts and
-
--
FOR THEATER AFFAIR
('rafts School, are executing many
SMITH—ROSNER
' The midnight show and concert
fantastic scenes depicting foreign
51rs. Rhoda Rosner of Pingree of the Detroit branch of Icor, the
This Program Will Be Identified as the
countries as the "milieux" for dif-
The last meeting of the North- avenue announces the marriage of organization that sponsors the set-
ferent acts. Mrs. Levitt has been western Women's League was held her daughter, Esther, to Robert tlement of Jews sin the soil in Rus-;
:Oily assisted by the following at the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Smith, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius :Ida' will be held at the Little The."
members of the Sisterhood who Torah on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Mrs. Smith, formerly
of New York City, ater, 62 Fast
this Sat-
served as her committee: Miss M. Weksler, chairman of the spe- on Sunday, Nov. 2 Rabbi 51 urday Nov 8 Columbia,
Huge fur collars!
,
• , be
g i i ng at 11:45
Deep fur cuffs!
Ruth Rosenfield, Miss Etta Ascher ,
This Sunday you will hear the following:
Yager
officiated.
Dinner
was
served
Pi
"
Luxurious furs! Beautiful quality materials.
M esdames Fisher, Barnett, Decker,
, to the immediate family, followed
The program will include selec- .
Black, Brown, Green or SPORT TWEEDS.
Shapero, Brockman and Goodman.
by dancing. After Nov. 10 Mr. thins
All sizes for women, misses, stouts, 14
An
address by Fred M. Butzel, musical program
by
the
Freiheit
Gesangs
Ve-
i
Only members of the Sisterhood
Mrs. Smith will be at home at rein and a sketch by Arbeiter Club
' are included in the performance
by George Galvani, and a review of the week's
i 1918 l'ingree avenue.
Dramatic Section. A. Bachman,:
and only members of the Sister-
'cellist of t he Detroit Symphony
Jewish news by The Jewish Chronicle.
hood will be permitted to attend.
MARKUS—LEICHTLING
Orchestra, will be soloist, with Miss
Sponsored by
The marriage of Miss Elsie Ida Kogan at the piano. Theme
Leichtling to Jack Markus was i will also be a recitation and dance
Joseph Cantor of the Cantor Furniture Shop
LADIES FREE LOAN
solemnized Oct. 19 at Congrega-
the Junior Icor membes.
of 8923
AT STAT
.
Hon Beth Moses, Rev. Magelefsky
is concert
Twelfth street, formerly for 10 years at 9332 Oakland.
This
• het,
b •• eel
ELECTS OFFICERS
is sang
oft c rating.
it ng.
ebration of the first convention of 1
I The bride wore a gown of white ; the Jewish settlements in Bira Bid-;
The Detroit Hebrew Ladies' Free
; satin [.aura Lee style and veil cap jars in Soviet Russia.
• Loan Association, held its yearly
'style with a wreath of orange blur-'i Announcement is made that the I
Make I 'reparations to Attend the
meeting, Tuesday evening, Oct. 21,
,seems. She carried a br dal boa- i i annual Icor bazar will be hold at , '
at Congregation Emanuel. Elee-
I
For Quality, Quantity and Correct Price Patronize
quet of white roses and lilies of Jericho Temple on Jan. 16 17 and
lion of officers took place with the
h valley. ;18.
following results:
'
Mary Simons, as maid of i
Ida Solai, president; Ida Baker,
Given by the
honor, wore a gown of aquamarine I
8729 TWELFTH STREET
Rose Radner, Mary Smith, Anna
color chiffon and carried a bou- ARONSTAM TO GIVE
Eurasal, Rose Levitus, vice- presi-
quet of red roses.
PHILIPS'
KOSHER RESTAURANT
YOUNG
ISRAEL
TALK
dents; Sarah Goldman, treasurer. •
Jack Brenner of Saginaw was
11719 DEXTER BOULEVARD
• The purpose of the society is to
best
man..
$100
SUNDAY EVENING, NOV. 9
Gift Start. Building Fund
Business Men's Luncheon Served at Both Places
give loans to the poor and needy .
50e
The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth
Regular Su pper
for Society.
The previous year about $12,0 00
60c
Book-Cadillac Crystal! Ballroom
Feinstein, Miss Sylvia a
h en and •
was issued in loans and it was re-
MRS. EVA POLLACK
, Miss Clara Fingerhut of Toledo,.
All Home-Cooked Food
Music by Ray Correll
Dr. Noah E. 9ronstam, scholar.
paid wit h $5,900 now outstandi
and His Edgewater Park Orchestra
' Ohio. The ushers were Jack Alt- writer and physician, will address
Loans are issued without interes n ,;"' cial committee for the theater man,
TICKETS $1.00
nephew
of
the
groom,
Joe
the
next
meeting
of
Young
Israel
E. and
P Al
zer.
A committee is working out pla '' benefit Dec. 3, and Mrs.
ol. Lentzer
Lent Celia Et-
evening, Nov. 12, at ' N TUft)
for a bazaar and the public is ask " lack chairman of the prograni linger was flower girl and Joe Et- the 1Vednesday
Stotler Hotel. Dr. Aronstam . SI‘,,. )•'I,
:;:t143Xhigit71:91:71.
to make donations, as there is ne eel committee, gave favorable reports linger was ringbearer,
i s 4s. ;•4
will speak on some aspect of Jew-
ad on the sale of tickets. They are
for funds to issue new loans.
51atrons
and
matrons
of
honor
ish
culture.
The
meeting
will be •,, :
Meetings are held every Tai
assisted
by
Mesdames
A.
Mark-
were
the
bride's
parents
Mr.
and
open
to
the
public.
•
if evening at Congregation Ems - son, I. Margolis, S. Munch, 1. Ris• Mrs. B. 11. Leichtling and Mr. and
A contribution of $100 by the ''
uet
II' synths!, Ch. Brody, S. Kali II. E. Mrs. M. Hirsh.
.c.3;
. late J cob Levy of Mt. Clemens itiii
a
Lippitt, I. Shewach, A. Knoppow, The nut -
of-townguests were has created a building fund for the '
M. Hyman,
Shniti,
L. Weingar• Mr. and Mrs. J. Magidson of Bay construction of a Young Israel
J. Priscol S. and
A. Busker.
AMCA ELECTION NOV. 9 ten.
, s
Mich., Mrs. R. Ettinger of center and synagogue in Detroit. 7
The next board meeting will City,
New
OFFICERS TO REPOR T ; take
Mr. and Mrs Leicht- Mr. Levy also donated a Safer
place at the home of Mrs. J. ling of York,
Pontiac; Mich.
.
Torah
to
the
organizati
.
Priscol, 4004 P ingre e, on Tues.
on. Plans' i' 4 . ,:,,
Mr . and M rs. Marcus left on a for a Siyum-Safer, in accordance
The Attica Orphan Home an d d
'"4
Farm School will hold a sped al ay, Nov. 11, at 2:30 p, ni.
honeymoon trip , in the West.
with the wishes of 51r. Levy will .:
election meeting, at Cong,regati s
be shortly announced to the public. .3;
Shaarey Zedek, 9125 Twelft h A. Z. A. ESSAY CONTEST
; street, Sunday, Nov. 9, at 2 p. m.
J. N. F. AUXILIARY
MIRIANI TO ADDRESS
' This meeting will also serve th o Medal) and Cups
to Be Awarde d TO MEET WEDNESDA Y
EMANUEL SISTERHOOD .4')
purpose of reorganization for th
to Winners.
future work that the Awe plan
At a meeting of the board o
Louis Miriani will address a c4;
to carry on independently, with -
•
f
"What Jewish holidyas and fes
out being affiliated with the Canad - tivals mean to me as a Jew" is th .. directors of the Ladies' Auxiliar y meeting of the Sisterhood of Con-
to the Jewish National Fund o gregation Emanuel which will be
ian committee.
I title of an essay contest sponsore
Amca invites all organizations t by Detroit Chapter 03 A. Z. A. A Detroit, held at the home of Mr r held at the synagogue, Taylor and
have their representatives at thi s gold and silver medal will be award W. Silver, plans were made for th Si Wilson avenues, Monday after-
meeting, and to listen to the repor t ed the writers of the best and sec . society's activities of the season, e noon, Nov. 17.
Mr. Mariani, who is associated 3 -,
of the executive committee, whir h and best essays respectively. A _ The first regular meeting will b
•
has removed all the orphan s cup will be given to the group o f held Wednesday evening, Nov. 12 with the free legal ai sl bureau, will
• sak of h ex perinces
e
in that
from the farm at Georgetown, On - which the first prize winner is a at 8 o'clock, at the Shaarey 'he -
Mi •s
Ro
ep
branch on Twelfth street. I n d speak
Caries, to Lymington, Ontario, abou t member.
se Rosenberg
a group of songs, accom-
addition to the regular business; will
25 miles front Windsor, for rea -
The gold medal is known as the , there will be an interesting musi • partied by Mrs. F:mory Monash,
sons beyond their control.
Howard II. Carey; medal in honor is cal program by the following tat • and Norman Stone, violinist, See-
Attorney Carey, who is professor ant: Less Schoenbrun, violinist mour Hoffman, pianist, and Isa- 1 ;
at the Detroit City Law School accompanied by David Moldaysky • dore Zlatnik will present a pro. s).;
Ie
:s h al‘ilb amIr for silver prize , Miss Gertrude Smith, a graduate grans of solo, due and trio nu-
d,
;
also named 'ranis adttno (r,nr voyf. of the Detroit Conservatory of
Louis James Rosenberg
f S. 1,, Kavanau will preside "
5rs.
Music, will render piano solos, and her'
,
3.'
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Harrison the cup.
Aaron Kurland will talk on the at the meeting, which will be fol -
will be at home to their friends on
The rules of the contest are:
lowed by the usual social hour,
Sunday, Nov. 41, in honor of their Topic, "What Jewish Holidays and latest developments in Palestine,
3-
Members are urged to attend
son, Marvin's Bar Mitzvah, which Festivals Mean to Me as a Jew.," and
the public is invited.
DAVID A. BROWN 554
will take place Saturday morning essay to be of n u t less than 500
YEARS OLD ON NOV. 3 ,
at the Temple of Abraham,
words; eligibility, any boy or girl J. W. E. W. 0. to Conduct
who will not he 21 Isy Jan. 1, 1931,
Rummage Sale.
The Sisterhood of the Reform living in Greater Detroit or Wind-
A milestone in a colorful Ameri- t Y
Temple gave a supper which was sor and a ruemhisr of any
can career was marked Monday,
Wth
. fraternity,
The Jewish Women's Welfare Nov. 3, when David A. Brown
well
attended
and
proved
a
finan-
sorority,
club,
Sunday
School
class,
4 3,1
4111 Dyna mic
cial success.
Organization met at the home of celebrated his fifty-fifth birthday.
announces the removal of his furniture shop
Talmud Torah. The essays should the
Speak
president, Mrs. R. R. Newman,
Mr.
Brown
has
served
in
the
y43,
be written in ink, or typewritten
Less Tubes
from 9332 Oakland avenue to more conveni-
The Bay City Hadassah chapter double spaced, on one side of the 1478 Glynn Court, on Oct. 29. The past as national chairman of the .c",
gave a bridge on Tuesday, under paper only. Seal your contribu- treasurer reported that the organ- United Jewish Campaign, the Joint
ent quarters at
lust Imagine!
the chairmanship of Mrs. Gew•ge tion in an envelope signed with ization's funds are nearly exhaust- Distribution Committee, Rost the
Kahn, for the benefit of the Jew- pseudo name, put your real name ed, and the ways and means com- s( i‘ ah ninese Famine Relief Cammis-
You Need Do
ish .National Fund •
in another envelope signed with mittee was called upon to begin
'Just Plug It i i
Ile is chairman of the board of , i i••
your pseudonym and the organiza- money-raising activities. The or-
ganization is supporting several finance of the Union of American
Being identified with the linest of furniture
tion
you are representing.
Your Light Sock
orphans
in
Detroit
and
Windsor.
Hebrew
Congregations. For see- 3:
All essays most be in by Dec. 7,
for the past 20 years, Joseph Cantor now brings
SEE IT TODA
19:10, at the Y. W. II. A., or Mel- Unless new funds are added, their era) years he has h
cha•rman ••,,;•.
work must cease.
of the union's November tour cons-
sourne Center. It is planned to
to the Jewish Community a beautiful furniture
a series of events planned, mittee. The tour is conducted each fi
make the contest an anual affair the Of first
will be a rummage sale. fall in behalf of Reform Judaism
store where you can shop conveniently, leisurely
and the group which wins the cup
The time and place will be an- and the Union, and it is featured
and profitably.
hree times will obtain permanent nounced
Pay as Little as
next week. Anyone wish- by visits from rabbis and laymen
possession of it.
ing to donate discarded articles to several hundred cities through-
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Our reputation for super values is well estab-
should call Mrs. R. B. Newman,
$1.00
BAZAAR FOR VARBAND 1478 Glynn Court, Longfellow r out the United States and Famish) 44:.
lished. Consisting of the finest furniture made,
-
SCHOOLS
THIS
SUNDAY
3918,
or
Mrs.
J.
Robbins,
1476
our
stock is very broad in latitude, comprising
Per Week
The Ladies' Club of the Var. Glynn Court, Longfellow 5392. A
the season's latest ideas in exquisite furniture.
committee
will
call
for
these
or-
band Schools will hold its annual
bazaar all day Sunday at Littman's tick's,
We welcome the opportunity of showing you
The next meeting will be at the
Hall, Twelfth and Seward. The
around without any obligation to buy.
Free Ho me Demonstrations
bazaar will start in the morning. h T of Mrs. Silverstein, 2027,
Dinner will be served at noon and Monterey, on Tuesday afternoon,
a luncheon in the evening. At Nor. 11, at 2 o'clock.
A convenient location—
OPEN EVENINGS
Permanently
4 o'clock there will be a recital by
reliable furs, attractive
by
Varband school children. Folk European Women Welfare
prices, the utmost in
34,
dancing will be a feature of the
to Give Card Party.
Electric Needle
1.1
service. It will pay you
evening.
The Jewish Women's European
8923-27 Twelfth Street
S=trictly confidential)
to pay us a visit.
1
Welfare Organization will hold an
important special meeting Monday
The Northwestern Branch of the evening, Nov. 10, at the Atkinson
TUNE IN ON THE CANTOR JEWISH HOUR
branch of Shaarey Zedek congre-
Jewish Old Folks Home
Every Sundae, 12 to 12:30 p. es.. Station WMBC.
ar-
10205 Dexter Boulevard
ranged to have the next regular gation. Many important topics
A Amid, cultural program. No advortiaing.
at Glyn' Court
Manufacturing Furrier,
meeting on Monday, Nov. 10, at the will be taken up for discussion.
Statler Hotel, at 1:30 p. m. All Final arrangements will be made
(Ruskin Clinic)
3410 WOODWARD AVE.
members are requested to attend. for it card party to be held Satur-
±:e■' a• F
Euclid 8010
:Doors South of nonuser Theater
Report s will be given on the last day evening, Nov. 22, at the resi-
dence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Radner,
hours—s:30
a.
m.
to
3
p.
Columbia 4222
bridge-luncheon and plans will be
m.; 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
I discussed in regards to the Civic 8732 La Salle boulevard. Mrs. J.
AngimpOPEN I iENINGS
Zuckerman is the chairman of this
Sunday, 2 to 4 p. m.
Theater party.

Among the well-known cleakers will be Mayor Frank Mar.
phy, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, Fred Butzel, Rabbi A. M. Herds-
man and many others.

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