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Anna Friedman, '2701
Cortland avenue, has returner
home after a three weeks' visi
with friends at llot Springs, Ark.
Kansas City, St. Louis, Mo., on
Belleville, Ill.
SIZES 40 TO 54
Silk Crepe and Printed Rayon
Births
rriagrs
Ap• n1
ODD PIECES
The greatest array of odd pieces
in the city can be found on our dis-
play floors. No matter what piece
you are interested in, you will surely
find it.
Jan. 20 --To blr. and Mrs. James II. Kates (Molly Ashersonl of
1:3325 La Salle boulevard, a son, Donald Leroy,
Jan. 15—To Mr. and bit's. Alex Sonnenstrahl (Lillian Sister) of
1670 Lee Place, a son, Maurice.
Ales. David Kline of Elmhurst
Jan. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Levinson (Ceil Wein) of
avenue is visiting with her chil- Tyler avenue, a son, Robert Ivan.
dren in New York and will spend
Jan. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Eli William Greenwald of 5575 Ridge
some time in Buffalo before her
wood avenue, a daughter, Sharon Mae Catherine.
return.
Jan, 12--To Dr. and Mrs. Milton Freedman (Gladys Schwartz) of
Miss Grace Blum of New York Calvert avenue, a daughter, Suzanne Elaine.
Jan. 11—To Dr. and Mrs. R. Robert Kaltman of :1757 Wager ave-
spent several days here last week.
nue, a son, Stuart Warren,
M r. and Mrs. S. Kovacs of 1/u. ,
quesne, Pu., were in the city visit-
ing.
Advance Spring dresses created in
youthful slenderizing styles for the
larger woman. Small printed fig-
terns on dark backgrounds and
plain crepes, including black. Real
values! Sizes 40 to 54.
Are 110■1 al ■I
Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for the bazaar of the
-NU,: Mae Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jewish National Fund to take place
Feb.
Davidson, to David ',sew Berris, son of Mr. and NIrs• Mitchell Bemis.
in the. Philadelphia-Byron hall on
Feb. 21, 22 and 23. Mrs. Max
Heyman is general chairman and
Miss Frances Kolodin of the
Bertha M. Fisher Nurses' Home,
will receive her cap within the
next 10 dig's and will begin her
•nursing at Providence hospital.
DRESSES
$393
1,111.t■
Wedding Calendar
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
BAZAAR OF J. N. F.
A new shipment has just come in
this week and every piece is priced
lower than at any other time in our
history.
PERFECT PLANS FOR
; JR. HADASSAH EVENT
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Kositchek of
Burlingame avenue celebrated
their thirty-sixth we tiding anni-
FRIEDMAN—KAHN
!
Miss Bessie Brenner, treasurer
versary last Thursday and were
A very pretty wedding was sol- of the Junior Hadassah $10 lunch-
pleasantly surprised by their emnized Thursday, Jun. 15, when eon scheduled for March I, is now
friends.
Benbn
bliss Velma Kahn, daughter of'! accepting checks for reservations
flminnamoomaszamolw
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Kahn of Waver.' made to this tenth anniversary
MRS. ELI SACHSE
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Greenblum
of
GRISWOLD AT STATE ST.
ly avenue, became the bride of
•Akron, Ohio, are guests of the
Conrad Friedman. Rabbi A. M.
Mrs. Eli Sachs° is chairman of the
Book-Cadillac to attend the Bar Hershman officiated. Iler only at-
merchandise committee. Mesdames
Mitzvah of Leonard Rosenman.
tendant was her sister, Louise,.
Samuel N. Heyman and Max Schu-
and her brother, Ivor Kahn, per-
bitter are co-secretaries.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shaw of Akron, formed the duties of best man.
Organizations that have under-
Ohio, are guests in the city to at.
Solid Walnut, ;land Carved Coffee Table with
A dinner was served for the im-
taken to sponsor booths and their
I • tend the Bar Mitzvah of Leonard
mediate family, after which Mr.
booth chairmen follow: Ladies'
Genuine Marble Top
Daniel Rosenman.
and Mrs. Friedman left for Chi-
Auxiliary of Jewisli National Fund,
cago to spend their honeymoon..
country store, Mrs. 11. Kraft and
The Misses Sadie, Minnie and Upon their return they will make
Mrs. Smilo in charge of the gro-
I Florence Gross were hostesses at a their home in Port Iluron.
cery' department and Mesdames
! beautifully appointed bridge and
Silver and Teitelbaum in charge
SOLOIST OF TEMPLE BETH EL
miseellaneous shower Saturday,
1■1' the dry goods department;
GALINSKY—SWEET
.lam. 17, for 411 guests, honoring
Northwestern Women's League,
Available for Concert Engagements, Banquets and Radio
At a beautiful ceremony per-
Miss
Ruth
Barnett,
a
bride-elect
Programs.
fruit booth, Mrs. bl. IVeksler and
formed Dec. 25 by Rabbi Ashinsky
of Feb. 22.
Mrs. A. D. Markson; Junior Jew-
at
Congregation
Emanuel,
Miss
Will Accept Serious Pupils in Voice Culture and Coaching
ish National Fund, popularity con-
A series of showers for Miss Grace Sweet, (laughter of Mr. and
test, bliss Yetta Hoffman; Junior
Mrs.
I.
Sweet,
was
united
in
nutr-
STUDIO: 4744 SECOND BOULEVARD
Dorothy Kurtz, whose marriage to
Hadassah, cigars and cigarettes,
nage to Harry Galinsky, son of
Lem
Cherren
will
be
an
event
of
Phone Columbia 2943
Miss Zelda Teitelbaum; alumni of
• March 15, began with a linen Mr. and Mrs. M. Galinsky of To-
United Hebrew Schools, Hebrew
41 shower Dee. 17, given lip Miss ronto, Ont.
Former price $63.00
and English books, bliss Zelda
The
bride
was
exquisite
in
a
Molly Kurtz. Covers were laid
Rosenthal; Palestine booth, in
for 50 guests. Miss Ann Ascher long ivory satin gown, fashioned
charge
of
Israel
Wiener
and
cont.
!
entertained for Miss Dorothy to mould the figure, and her veil
mittee; odds and ends made by
Kurtz on Dec. 22 at a miscellane was of pointe lace and tulle, which
MISS BESSIE BRENNER
Young Judavans, Mrs, S. N. Hey-
tius shower. Covers were laid fell in voluminous folds over the
man; blizraehi Hatzoir, Eagle daily'
floor-length
skirt,
extending
into
celebration.
bliss
Brenner
may
for 12.
booth,
I. Knoppow; special booth,
a train.
be reached at 55 Eason avenue.,
of her own paintings. 'Miss Cabot; I
The maid of honor, Miss Esther Ilighland Park.
On Saturday evening, Jan. 17,
bake
sale,
Mrs. A. Feldstein and
a bridge and stork shower was Sweet, sister of the bride, Was
To assist the committees, and to
committee; gift shop, J. N. F.
given by Mrs. S. l'ensler and Mrs. gowned in aqua-marine and car- avoid last-minute congestion of
ladies'
sewing
group, Mrs. II. Mil-
with up-to-the-minute
A. Grossman at 3232 Elmhurst, ried tea roses. The bridesmaids work, Miss Anne Green, president,
kovsky; restaurant booth, Mrs. S.
honoring Mrs. Gene Gurvie. Cov- were the Misses Tillie Sweet. Jean urges the co-operation of all mem-
Cabot;
Bar,
Zeire
Zion and Cha-
Cimino., Adele Brodie, Ann Seigel, bers and guests who have pledged
ers were laid for 30 guests.
lutzos, Mrs. J. Haggai and Mrs.
Belle Kessler and Gloria Sweet. attendance at the luncheon.
I,.
Lehrman,
household
goods, Re-
Committees are busily at work
Miss Julia Zuieback and Miss Murray Jackson acted as best man,
visionists, Mr. Weisbrot; towels
Rhoda Cohen left Sunday to spend and Ilynian Sweet, Leo Wilner, perfecting the program, interest- and aprons, Sisterhood of Congre-
the remainder of the winter season Mac Stulberg, Art Stulberg, Harry ing new pledges in the constructive gation
•
Fi sher;
Siegel and Al Hunig,man were work of Junior Hadassah and in
at Miami Beach, Fla.
drugs, Young Israel, E. Ralph;
For Groom, Best Man and Usher
ushers.
general preparations to make the
confections; Jolly Fellows Club,
Mrs.
I.
Sweet,
mother
of
the
tenth anniversary luncheon an
Bernard Schlussol of 1715 Bur-
Sam Lipsitz; kitchen utensils, Miz.
lingame is leaving for Los An- bride, wore a long black chiffon outstanding social event.
rachi, bIrs. A. NI. Ashinsky; dolls,
Miss Charlotte Lev, chairman
geles, Cal., where he intends to dr,os with a corsage of tea roses. I
Mrs. M. Galinsky, mother of the of the donor committee, receives l'urity Chapter, Miss Jeanette
Complete Outfits for
make his future home.
groom, wore a long black satin all new reservations at 2075 Glad- Goldberg...
Articles for the fancy booth arc
Weddings, Parties and Other
Miss Ilelen Balantzow of Hazel- dress, and also carried a corsage stone avenue.
made every Monday night at the
wood avenue, a recent bride, was of tea roses.
home of Mrs. II. Milkovsky, 2012
Social Functions
The
flower
girls
were
Sisi
Fox,
extensively entertained prior to
I. 0. B. S. KUNIN LODGE I Virginia ('ark. Those interested
her marriage on Jan. 11 to Max Dorothy Kraisman and Tootsie
INCREASES ACTIVITIES ' are invited to join this sewing
Don't Worry About Your Tux—
Schlaeter. Mrs. A. Schuldinger, a Weisman, and Master Arthur
circle or to send in articles for the
Let Eppie Do It
sister, was first to entertain at her was ring bearer.
The Samuel Kunin lodge of the booth.
The
ceremony
was
followed
by'
home with it bridge and linen
An additional list of other or-
Independent
Order
B'rith
Sholom
Just call Madison 4919 for appointment.
shower for 40 guests. The Kadi- a dinner and reception for 300 has doubled its activities in re- ganizations being enlisted to aid
mah Girls were hostesses at a guests,
the
bazaar will be published next
cent
months.
Nut
only
has
mem-
All Sizes. Best Fit Guaranteed
Among the out-of-town guests
bridge and linen shower at the
bership increased, but the lodge week.
home of Mrs. Charles Rogenseff were Mr. and Mrs. S. Kraisman also created a relief fund to aid
on Boston boulevard, covers being and family, S. Galinsky, Miss Mary needy members. The ladies' auxil-
SPECIAL RATES TO SCHOOLS,
laid for 211. Mrs. A. Goldberg, an Kraisman, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bossin. 1 iary is equally active in arranging
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
aunt of the groom, gave a lunch- all of Toronto, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs.' different undertakings for the pur-
eon and personal shower for the M. Stern, Mr. and Mrs. L. Chaleff, pose of keeping that relief fund
Open Evenings and Sunday.
pleasure of the bride, at her home Dr. Frank M. Stern, of Cleveland, in shape. The lodge will run its
on Parkside avenue, with service Ohio; Mrs. I. Wish, Mrs. W. Welt- sixteenth annual ball on Washing-
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
for 30 guests. The Misses Ise.- man and daughter, of Chicago,
ton's birthday, Sunday, Feb. 22, of the United Hebrew Schools of
belle Goldman and Ruth Klug. and Mrs. Scha Chasen of Wash- at the Oakman ballroom, Woodrow Detroit, 'Wednesday stated that
ington,
D.
C.
man entertained on Saturday eve-
plans are being completed fur the
The newlyweds spent their Wilson and Glendale avenues.
ning, Jan, 4, with a bridge and
8726 Twelfth St., near Gladstone
Madison 4919
graduation exercises of the high
'kitchen shower at the latter's home honeymoon in Chicago and are THIRD ANNUAL MUSIC
,11001 Of
the United Hebrew
happg
When 900 rent a Too from Eppie, you'll be glad and
and covers were laid for 24 guests, now residing at 2691 Leslie ave -
SCHOLARSHIP GRANTED Sellout Twelve boys and girls are
nue, Detroit.
High-Class Tailoring, Cleaning, Valet Service. Just Call Us.
to receive their ip mons. Ile4ri lerl
plans will he announced next week.
PEREIRA—LISNER
Bendetson Netzorg, advisory
DR. ALVIN HERSCH TO
Radio and Phonograph, Electrical
The marriage of Miss Corinne head of the Jewish Center Music
ADDRESS YOUNG ISRAEL
1.isner, daughter of Mrs. Ben Lis- School, announces the receipt of
Pick-up, Triple Screen Grid, Philco
the
third
annual
scholarship
award-
ner
of
Toronto,
and
Morey
Pereira,
At the next meeting of Young
Dynamic Speaker. Pay as Little as
Israel, Dr. Alvin D. Hersch will son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. ed by Phi Sigma Sorority. The
speak on "The People of the Book" Pereira of 378 Monterey, wa.s sol- scholarship was established in 1925
Si.00 PER
E. Greenblatt. .1. R. Greenberg
Sihiuh will deal with the chief lit- emnized on Sunday, Jan. 15, at S and since that time Phi Sigma
Sigma, which is a graduate soror- and Abr. II. Jaffa announced on
erary achievements of the Jews in p. m.
WEEK
The bridal party included Ilenry ity with the majority of its nom- Tuesday, in behalf of the Anwa
history. The meeting will be held
Nothing quite adds to the coziness of a home as clean
FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION
Wednesday evening, .Ian. 25, at Shellfish and Harry Levenson, bets graduates of the University organization of Detroit, that a 21-
curtains. Send your soiled curtains or drapes to us
OPEN EVENINGS
5:30 o'clock, at the Statler Hotel. ushers; Mrs. Leventon (Sally Lis- of Michigan, has made this scholar- acre farm was rented at Leaming-
for complete renovating and they'll be returned to
Dr. Ilersch, known for his inter- nor) and Miss Jeanette Pereira, ship available to a worthy and tal- ton, Ont., for the settlement and
est in sat
• Jewish communal af- bridesmaids; Miss Kathleen Pe- ented student of the music school training of orphans brought over
you looking like new. Prompt Service.
fairs, is a member of the faculty reira and Joseph Pereira, sister of the Jewish Centers Association. to Canada from Europe.
The Center Music School aims
of the University of Detroit Law and brother of the broom, as maid
These leaders stated that it is
of honor and best man; Jule Lis- to afford a musical education to the intention of the Antra to con-
School.
The meeting will be open to mem- ner assisted his mother in attend- Jewish children with a definite tinue to support the orphans and
bers and visitors. Announcement ance to the bride. The groom was musical talent. This scholarship to train them for agricultural pur-
of plans fur the annual dance • viii attended by his mother and father. is particularly needed at this time suits.
in view of the depression.
Rabbi Hershman officiated.
be made at this meeting.
For the benefit of the Amca, a
Mr. and Mrs. Pereira left for
The Young Israel Talmud classes
theater benefit at Littman's Yid-
nuet each Thursday and Friday Chicago, where they will spend JAMES MARSHALL QUITS dish playhouse will be given Feb.
(willing at 5:30, at the home of ' their honeymoon, after which they
FATHER'S LAW FIRM 17.
"Chao Bight"—"Rang Right'
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, 2505 Hazel- will reside at 2(114 West Euclid,
-.....:..1•11•OPPo-Wollooloatmaaeee
Phone
wood,
under
whose
instruction
the
3308 JOY ROAD
NEW YORK. — (J. T. AL --
class is conducted. Another class SCHLACHTER—BALANTZOW .lames Marshall, sun of the late
Euclid
4220
Cor. Wildemere
in Talmud is held each Friday night
bliss Helen Balantzow, daughter Louis Marshall, has withdrawn
at 5:30 in the synagogue at Alger of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Balant- front the law firm of Guggenheimer,
and Oakland, where Rabbi E. Aish- zow of Hazelwood avenue, and Untermyer & Marshall, with which ,
ishkin leads the class.
Max Schlachter, son of Mr. and his father had been affiliated dur-
Mrs. Moses Schlachter of Poland, ing his lifetime and with which the
were united in marriage on Jan. son had been affiliated eluting the
II at Congregation Emanuel by past In years. The younger Mr.
Rabbi Ashinsky.
Marshall was graduated from the
TWELFTH AT SEWARD
The bride wore a gown of bridal e'elumbia Law School in 1920. Ile
on Office Phone Empire 3488. Manager's Phone Empire - 3472
satin and a veil of rose pointe lace Is prominently identified with Jew-
The Aesculapians, Detroit's Jew-
FRI. NIGHT, JAN. 23; SAT. AND SUN., JAN. 24.25
ish communal work.
ish druggists' fraternity, held an- and carried a shower bouquet of
MATINEE AND EVENING
nual elect ion of officers Wednesday bridal roses and valley lilies. She
Positively the Last Performances by our Star Guest
chose as her attendants Mrs. Louis IRELAND BANS GOLD'S
evening, .lan. I I. The following of.
Balantzow of Cleveland, as matron 'JEWS WITHOUT MONEY'
EDWIN RELIS IN oat SIGMUND WEINTRAI'll Present
ticers were chosen:
NELLIE KESSMAN
Ben Goldberg, president; Her- of honor; Miss Clara Shapero, her
THE WELL-KNOWN $0iatticrrE
bert Gurvis, vice-president; Louis cousin, as maid of honor, and the
IN.— I.I. T. A.) --"Jew
Levenson, secretary; George S. Misses Isabelle Goldman and Ruth Vithout Money," a quastautoltiog-
Klugman as bridesmaids.
Jackson,
treasurer;
Harry
Liebson,
aphical
look by Michael Gold.
Duetted by N. Kessman
Play by S. Steinberg
Isadore Bezner was best man, American radical writer, was
executive committee.
Dances by H. Present
Music by A. Libels
Assisted by Lours Birnbaum and Our Entire Company
An inaugural dinner dance will and William Bezner and George tanned in the Irish Free State by
he held for mentors and friends Goldstein were ushers.
Ticket. for All Perfortnances at the Bon Office
he board of censors. This is the
Mrs. Samuel Balantzow, mother bird hook by an American to be
Sunday evening..lan. 25, at North-
TICKETS—Evenings, $1.50, $1.25, $1.00, 75a, 50c; Matinee,
woetI Inn. The new administration of the bride, wore black chiffon tarred from Ireland in the last few
$1.25, $1.00, 75c, 50c.
is already at work on plans for the and a shoulder bouquet of tea months. Joseph 111' rgesheimer's
annual ball to be held early this roses, while Mrs. A. Goldberg, an 'Party Dress" was banned in .luly
--DETROIT
aunt of the groom and one of the net the late Isadore Duncan's "My
These coals are just from the factory--
spring.
bridal party, was attired in henna Life" was banned in November.
all late models—and made from fine, se-
chiffon and also had a shoulder
lected shins. At their preoTt prices they
ORCHESTRA HALL
corsage of roses.
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY
offer the best sake and largest variety
The ceremony was followed by
ALPHA EPSILON P1
a
reception
and
dinner
for
150
we !lase ever shown. We cannot stress
Nest Saturday Night at 5:30
guests, and dancing.
100 strongly the importance of attending
At the last meeting of the Detroit
A rn old Volpe
Mr.
snel
Mrs.
Schlachter
will
Alumni Club of Alpha Epsilon Pi,
this sale at (MCC. Fur prices will be
Tschaiko•sky and Wagner
spend
their
honeymoon
in
Chicago
held at the Ilarlum Hotel, Jan. 15,
higher. BUY NOW, SAVE,
PROGRAM
election of officers War held with the and upon their return will reside
Orchestra, 50c Balcony, 25c
following results: Dr. Maurice at 2224 Hazelwood avenue.
CONVENIENT TERMS
fiENERAL ADMISSION
Pike. master; Louis Portnoy, lieu-
Boxes rrrrrr eel at 51.00 • twat
Dine here and dance to your tenant master; Leiberman, scribe; Contributions to North End
Clinic.
Ben Gelman, exchequom and Dr.
favorite radio orchestra ... Samuel ItIondy, sentinel.
LITTLE THEATRE
Inasmuch as the fraternity is
North End Clinic has received
the middle West's musi-
1699 PINREGE
East Columbia at Woodward
Manning a national convention in the following contrihutions:
THE LAST TWO DAYS. SATURDAY
cal sensation ... Pride
Ittlill, Dr. Jules M. Goldsmith was
From the Dorothy Fuldheim
AND SUNDAY
elected publicity and contact man lecture Course sponsored by Mrs.
of Detroit.
For the Perfectly Catered Party
for the Detroit group. Dr. Gold- Osman E. Fisher, Mrs. Theodore
Sovkino's "RAZLOM"
Of Any Size or Description
smith will shortly leave on a tour Kelter and Mrs. Lewis Robinson,
Woo4Nard at Clifford
thrt ugh the Mid-western States to and in memory of Mrs. Adeline
("THE BREAK-UP")
stir up enthusiasm for a Mid-west- Walters Rosenfield from Mr. and
than •Potemkin'
ESTABLISHED in 1887
Call Madison 7350
ern Conclave to be held in Detroit Mrs. Harry ('onheim; in memory
SPECIAL
for SATURDAY ONLY
.1
GEORGE GALVANI
--BARITONE—
$29.75
YOUR OLD FRIEND, ABE
EPSTEIN, Back on 12th. St.
SCHOR
Tuxedos, Full Dress
Furnishings
F U Pv N ITUU COMPANY
For Rent or For Sale
8928 TWELFTH STREET
JUST OUT!
U. H. S. GRADUATION
TO BE HELD FEB. 4
COMBINATION
EPPIE'S Rental Parlor
99 TuEsoll Es s)
THEATER BENEFIT
FOR AMCA FEB. 17
CLEAN CURTAINS WILL
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
GRAND /KWIC CO.
34 9g.W
. AL= mT .
open?, G RANDIRELNELE MET.
AMBASSADOR CURTAIN
Laundry & Cleaning Co.
Littman's Peoples Theater
Buy Willi Coniiilenee In
Our Greal Annual Sale
GOLDBERG ELECTED
AESCULAPIAN HEAD
New Styles in Genuine
MINK C41 VTS
Al a llona-Chle
'THE GIRL FROM ARGENTINA'
50%
sAviNG:
Symphony Orchestra
Popular Concert
CONDUCTOR
LACHAR
CATERING
COMPANY
RIKER' S
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last chance to see
6'.
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wad SA- .tv
•
• • Art ono,.
in 1932 so a preliminary to the con- tof Joseph M. Samplines from Miss •
Selma J. Sampliner.
itonaltillallonnulaillm=1011111111.1.1 vention.
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