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HADASSAH LUNCHEONS
FUND MOVIE TUESDAY

Announce Her Betrothal
To Rabbi Sperka, Chicago

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On Tuesday afternon, Dee. 3;1,
at the Avalon Theater, Linwood

New rear's Eve

at HUDSON'S

avenue near Davison, a juvenile
film will be shown that will appeal
to younger folks of all ages and
the older set that may accompany

at the

SAN MIN PALACE

NOW! --- Beginning December 26

Chinese and American Restaurant
9925 DEXTER BLVD. AT BOSTON

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schloss of
The Detroit section, National
the Belcrest left for Los Angeles Council of Jewish Women, will
Barrels of fun—favors and no:semakers. A lively dance
for the remainder of the winter.
sponsor its annual musical-tea on
orchestra will supply the dance music—and plenty of it. Now,
Monday afternoon, Jan. 5, at Hotel
get your gang together and enjoy this New Year's party.
Mrs. Meyer Prentis and family Statler. This affair is in the na-
will leave on Jan. 6 for Florida, ture of a welcome to new and pros-
NO COVER CHARGE
where they will spend the remain- pective members by the general
For Reservations Call Euclid 10213, Garfield 10459
der of the winter.
membership of the council. The
musicale is in charge of Mrs. Mer-
VICTOR LIM, Manager
Alexander Freeman left for a rill E. Silverstein of the program
brief visit in Rochester, N. Y.
committee, who will present Miss
Eva Gordon Hordesky, dramatic
Miss Lizette Freund, student at contralto, of Chicago, a concert
Oberlin College, is home for the artist of note who has received ac-
holidays with her parents, Dr. and claim for her beautiful voice and
Mrs. Ilugo Freund of Chicago fine interpretation. Robert Mac-
MISS YETTA PEIMAN
boulevard.
Donald will act as accompanist.'
Anyone desiring to join the coon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nathaniel
Peiman
BACK IN BUSINESS!
Mrs.
Edwin
Rosenthal
has
re-
cil at this time may apply for a
ef I'ingree avenue announce the en•
pigment of their daughter, Vette, turned from Florida to spend the card of invitation to Mrs. Harold
to Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka of Chi• holidays with her children, Mr. and Smiley, at the Belcrest, chairman
Mrs. Robert Newman.
of the membership committee. The
MRS. SIMON SHETZER
cage, Ill.
council board, the hospitality com-
Miss Irma N. Simons has re mittee, and the membership com- them. Mrs. Simon Shetzer, with •
COSMO CLUB TO AID turned from the University of Wis mittee will act as hostesses at the Mrs. Milton Gordon is in charge of
EMERGENCY RELIEF consin to spend the holidays with musical-tea. Mrs. Fred Ginsburg this affair arranged by the Pales-
tine's School Luncheon's Fund Com-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J is president of the council.
NOW LOCATED AT
mittee of the Detroit Chapter of
In February the Como Club will Brachman of the Belcrest. Mist
The Sisterhood of Congregation Hadassah.
sponser a dance for the benefit of Simons will have as her guest Mis
The Sunday and Hebrew school
Eleanor
Dinkelspiel
of
Chicagi
with a complete line of
Shaarey Zedek is arranging for at
the Detroit Jewish Emergency Re-
program for its next meeting, children have been making their
, lief Fund. The comittee, which has who arrives Saturday.
contributions
fur the past few
which will take the form of a musi.
been selected to make arrangements
Al•yne Vernon Freeman, a stu- cale, and will be held at 2 p. m. on weeks, to help their little brothers
for the affair, consists of Benja-
Serving the Same Home Cooked Meals that is
and
sistehs
in
Palestine,
who might
min J. Safir, chairman, assisted by dent at Harvard, is vacationing Monday, Jan. 12, at Hotel Statler.
go underfed and under-
Characteristic of Pohl.
Betty Koperman, Gertrude Gold- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Abraham Cooper is in charge otherwise
nourished.
man, Samuel Leib, Samuel Snitz, Alexander Freeman of Chicago of arrangements for the musical
TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS
This event at the Avalon Theater
pregnant.
Louis A. Malls and Samuel Engel- boulevard.
will practically wind up the drive •
We specialize in steak and chop dinners, which can
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bert. This affair promises to be
that is being made to raise De-
be taken out to your home.
Philip
Stern,
son
of
Mr.
and
outstanding in its variety of enter-
Edwin Rosenthal, Jr., and Irv- troit's quota of $600.
tainment and unique attractions, Mrs. Milford Stern, is home from ing Kaufman left last Tuesday for
Mrs. Hyman C. Brcder is chair-
the details of which will be an- Harvard for the holidays.
Washington,
D. C., to be the man of the Palestine's School
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nounced at a later date.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kauf- luncheons Committee and Mrs.;
Mortimer and Bob Strauss of guests
man.
Frank Vass is secretary; the dis-
the Belcrest are visiting in Ligo-
tribution of tickets is being made
nier, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Waldbott of by Mrs. Philip Gilbert and Mrs.
Mrs. Rebecca Fleisman of the Burlingame avenue left for a 10- Maurice Goldstick. Tickets stay
also be obtained from any of the
Belcrest has returned home from clay motor trip to New York.
following, committee members: Mrs. •
a visit to Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Frank of Maurice Landau, Mrs. Jay Alvin,
Miss Betty Stamen is spending the Wilshire are visiting in Lan- Mrs. Simon Weisman, Mrs. Benin-
min Wilk, Mrs. M oe Lanskv Mrs.
the holiday vacation with her par- sing.
Jos. Blatt, Mrs. A. Feria, Mrs. Eli
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slo-
Sachse, Mrs. Harry Keidan, Mrs.
man. Miss Sloman is a student at
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Becker of Moe Leiter, Mrs. Saul Jacob and
the University of Wisconsin.
the Belcrest are visiting in Ligo- Mrs. Jacob Popk.
nier, Ind.
The children of the Hebrew Or-
Louis Ileavenrich, student at
phan Home on Rowena street will'
Dartmouth, is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marx of
Mr. and Mrs. John Heavenrich of Boston boulevard have returned be th eguests of Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah at the performance next',
Longfellow avenue.
from a visit to Hot Springs.
Tuesday.
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Herman Galanty of the Belcrest
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Weitzman
is spending the holiday period with entertained at a buffet supper on
his mother and son, George, in Monday in honor of their mother, COSMO CLUB WINS
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Stern, and their aunt, BRIDGE TOURNAMENT{
Mrs. Jerry Cole, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
Miss Elinore Jacobs, daughter their house guests. Mrs. Charles Emerges Victor in Phalanx Cow
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacobs of L. Severy, Mrs. Peter Janes, Mrs..
test in Which 40 Groups
Boston boulevard will entertain Jacob Roth, sisters of Mrs. Stern,
Participated.
with a New Year's Eve party.
also entertained at dinner parties
Of approximately 40 Jewish or-
for the out-of-town guests.
Marie Daneman will entertain
ganizations entered in the l'halanx
with a skating party for 16 couples,
Mrs. Henry Krohn has returned Club bridge tournament, the Cos-
complimenting llelen Vera Prentis from Hot Springs, Ark.
mo Club emerged the winner in the
before her departure south.
final round of competition on Sun-
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Dr. S. Gelber is leaving for a day afternoon, Dec. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper two months' stay in Florida and
This tournament i is an annual
complimented Mrs. Elinor Hazzard
return to resume his practice event which extends over a period
(Every price reduced)
I Peacock with a dinner and musical will
of three weeks and the survivor of
on March 10.
last Saturday night at their home
n elimination series is declared the
on Chicago boulevard. Constan-
Mrs. J. Klivans of Youngstown, a winner. The playing takes place
tine Komarovsky, 'cellist; Miss Ohio, has returned to her home i n the Little Theater of the Young
Agnes Naiwi, young Hawaiian after several weeks' visit with her Women's Hebrew Association.
singer, and Max Ament, tenor, sisters, Bertha and Rose Lipsitz.
A silver loving cup will be pre-
were the artists participating in
sented to the Cosmo team, which
the program.
Miss Elinore Sanders of Phila- consisted of Miss Betty Koperman,
delphia is the guest of her uncle John Sklar, Myron Schiffman and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mazer will and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Benjamin J. Safir.
entertain with a New Year's party Gates.
for their family at their home at
MOTHERS CLUBS PLAN
Arden Park.
Russell G. Silver, a senior at
THE YEAR'S PROGRAM
Ohio State University at Colum-
Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler of Burlin
bus, Ohio, is spending the holidays
At a recent meeting of the
I game avenue is spending a week with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
with her sister, Fannie Doktor, at Morris D. Silver, 48 Marston ave- presidents' council of the mothers'
clubs associated with the Jewish
Bradford, Pa.
nue.
Centers Association, plans for the
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Englander
Miss Peggy Fink, who is a stow educational classes for the coming
year were outlined. The presi-
and daughters, Carol and Betty, of dent at Downer College,
MilWall• dents' council is the central repre-
Sturtevant avenue left Sunday on kee,
is spending the holidays sentative body for the five clubs
a motor trip to Palm Beach, where
they will spend the winter months. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and consists of the vice-presidents
Benjamin Fink of Winona avenue. and president from each of the
—
esttea
Lester
Schaffer,
e
,who is a stu-
stu-
Mr. and Mrs. David King of the clubs.
dent a
Aprogram for inter-club activi-
visiting his sister
and broth ern
i - ila% w l ,aa and Mrs. Wilshire spent last week-end as ties and educational classes to be
the guests of their children, Mr. conducted for the individual clubs
Charles King, of the !Wilshire.
and Mrs. Newton King, of Colum-
as outlined by the women's work
b us, Ohio.
committee, of which Mrs. Andrew
Wiseman is chairman, was pre.
Dr. Ira Si. Altschuler, chief of
tented
to the presidents' council
staff anti consulting psychiatrist of
for approval. The plan, which was
the Detroit Institute of Vocational
adopted by the council, includes
Shop and Compare—w e
guarantee our price. to be the lowest in the city.
Counselling, will close the series general affairs to be held in cele-
of lectures on "Personality De- bration of Jewish holidays. The
velopment" with a talk on Monday
first of these affairs, a Chanukah
evening, Dec. 29, at it o'clock, at social, will take place on Dec. 28.
the Y. W. 11. A. His subject will
be "Personality Problems and An educational meeting will be
Their Relation to Work," A wel- held monthly in connection with a
tea for the officers and members of
come is extended to all interested. the executive committees of the
five clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gold-
The first tea was held in the
berg of the Belcrest left Saturday, first week of December and in-
Dec. 20, for California, where they
cluded
Mrs. John Hancock, presi-
will spend the winter months.
dent of the Federation of Women's
Beta Phi Tau Fraternity, Alpha Clubs, who reported on the recent
"White II ouse Conference."
chapter, of Pontiac, completed
Among the other speakers at this
plans for the annual New 1i
. ear's
tea were Mrs. Oscar Robinson,
dinner and dance to be held at president of the League of Jewish
Barger 's Inn (formerly Apache
The lowest prices in the city $
Inn), three miles north of Pontiac Women's Organizations; Mrs.
Harry L. Jackson, member of the
(according to shopping re•
on the Dixie Highway. A large
attendance is expected from De- women's work committee of th'
ports) for coats as fine as these.
Jewish
Centers Association, and
troit, Pontiac and Flint. The com- M
rs. Emory Monash, child study
mittee in charge of arrangements
leader. Short reports by the presi-
is composed of Dr. Geo. W. Weiss, dents of the various clubs were
Louis Orman, Al Steinman and
given by Mrs. Drapkin, for Oak- ,
William F rankford.
land Mothers' Club; Mrs. I. Siegel,
Tau Sigma Gamma Sorority will for Twelfth Street Mothers' Club;
Mrs. Nolish, of Linwood-Dexter
hold a New Year's Eve party at
the home of Miss Sonia Gedrich, Mothers' Club; Mrs. Frumin, for
West Warren Mothers' Club, and
2227 Euclid.
Mrs. Jackson, for Fenkell Mothers'
Buy tomorrow—because you save from $7 to as much as $21.
Club.
The Delta Gamma Club cele-
The educational classes which
Buy tomorrow—because weather prophets say that January is
brated its first anniversary with a
dinner-dance at Club Martin. The have already begun are as follows:II
to be freezing cold—and because these coats (with their collars
Two
English classes at the Lin-
table decorations were amber and
and cuffs of the smartest fur) are as warm as they are beautiful!
ivory. Twenty couples attended wood-Dexter Mothers' Club, and
one child study class at the West
the affair.
ALL newly purchased—coats that earlier were considered to be
Warren Mothers' Club. The Eng-
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out of the reach of these prices. Nine out of 10 women insist on
Mr. anti Mrs. M. Kopitz of 2059 lish classes are in charge of Mrs.
Seegman
and are conducted in co-
Clairmount avenue were hosts at a
BLACK—and we've a remarkable sale on precisely that basis!
dinner given at their homg on Sun- operation with the Board of Edu-
cation.
Mrs.
Emory Monash in- ,
day, Dec. 21, for relatives and
friends. Cover were laid for 25 structs the child study classes,'
which
are
being
conducted, as in
guests.
Past years, in co - operatoin
with
the
National
Council
of Jewish
The members of the No Man's Women.
Our Higher-Priced
Collar Club held open house on
Notice! Every
Additional classes in child study.
Christmas Day at their cottage in
BLACK Coats at
English, domestic science and
OFF
French Room Coat
White Lake, Mich.
physical recreation are being
shinned for the early part of Jan-,
The Modernistics Club, at • airy.
meeting at the home of Herman
Band, 12303 Linwood, on Sunday
made plans for a New Year's Eve [ Make Your New Year's Eve
party.
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