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Engagements

Mr 4. Samuel Schwarz announces the engagement of her daughter,
Adele Lehman, to Dr. Nathan llenry Schluter, son of Mrs. llenry M.
Sc flu for, 2051 Culvert a% emu , .
Mr. and Mrs. David King of the Wilshire announce the engage
meat of their daughter, Dorothy, to Charles Ernest thrown of Detroit,
son of 1l r. and Mrs. David Brown of Goderich, Ont. Mr. and Mrs
King will be at home Sunday, May 10, from 3 to 5 o'clock. No cards
Mr. and Mrs. M. Metier cif 3029 Elmhurst avenue announce the
engagement cf their daughter, Mary, lei llenry A. Cohen, son of Rev.
and Mrs. I, J. Cohen Baltimore, Met.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sperling of 1734 Calvert avenue announce the-
engagement of their daughter, Doris, to Joseph M. Markel, son of Mr.
and Mrs. II. Markel of 2404 Fenkell avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Golden of 9600 Catrdoni avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Bertha, to Joseph Teplitsky, were
of Nil.. and Mrs. Morris Teplitsky of this city.

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May 2--To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg (Hilda Zimmerman)
Lawrence avenue, a son, Edmund Ilarvey,
April 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rycus of 3255 Burlingame are
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lipman of nue, a son, Richard Paul.
Muskegon, Mich., announce the
April 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rogowitz of 5915 Goodwin ave-
marriage of their daughter, Lileon,
nue, a son, Roy Raymond.
to II. Andrew Schlusberg of Glo-
April 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ziff of 1976 Atkinson avenue, a
versville, N. Y., on March .11/,
Miss Lipman attended the Uni- daughter, Louise Arlene-.
Apt il 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Fleischman of 2006 West Eu-
versity of Michigan and graduated ,
in the class eif 1927 and has been clid avenue, a son, Sanford.
affiliated with the Coucens Fund
April 20—To NO. and Mrs. 0. Wander of 3211 Leslie avenue, a
doing public health and dental hy- daughter, Marcia Gale.
giene work. Mr. Schlusberg at-1
tended the University of Syracuse
and Albany Law School, and is a
member of l'hi Sigma Delta fra-
ternity. He is now practicing law
in Gloversville, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Schlusberg will •
spend their honeymoon in the East
and will return to Gloversville af-
ter June 1.
A reception will be held at t h e
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gecker have re-
home of the bride's sister, Mrs. turned from an extended 10
David 1. Huber, 1103 York road, months' motor trip tee California..
Huntington Woods, Detroit, Sat
urelay evening, May 16, from U to
Mrs. Anna Natinsky of 340 En-
12. No cards.
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Plans for May 17 Dinner-Dance
Completed by B'nai B'rith.
Jewish Parents to Be Prosecuted
8928 Twelfth Street
Miss Rose Friedman of Taylor
last Monday evening B'nai
for Neglecting Children's
II t as Sunda
avenue enterta i no
B'rith was entertained by an in-
Education. in honor of Miss Esther
seemng
teresting lecture delivered by
The Zvutzah lvrith is preparing Ashinsky, who is leaving the city. Count Niezychowski, commander
during the World War of a Ger-
A bridge and midnight lunch man war vessel. Count Niezey-
which is to bring home to
lb y S
amue
ro I nee(
aspn
the Jewish people of Detroit the was given by Mr. and Mrs,Ilarry .how ki
w it
etr e, :t attorney, and
Hebrew culture for H.
Sternberg,
11 Sussan for 30 guests in honor (Ist,
importance of H
t
president
of
the
lodge.
' the future eit Judaism. This cam- of Mrs. Leah Smith and daughter, paSrn
The annual dinner-dance of
time Esther,
• on their return from Elm.-
Purity Ch ap ter No. 359, Order paign will be launched some
Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith,
of Eastern Star, will hold its pub- in May with a public trial, "Nlish- ilia to their home in Boston.
, which will be held this year on
--
lin'am''' in which the Jewish
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lipchinsky of Sunday, May 17, at 7 p. ni. at the
tic installation of officers for the P at tion will bring to court the Jew- •
b
ensuing year on Monday evening, na
, enue announce the Belle Isle Casino, promises to be
W-I i b avenue
\\'e
ish parents w ho are charged with I 3-.
one of the most unusual and inter-
Nlay II, at 8 o'clock, in the large criminal negligence of the Jewish . for Mitzvah of their son, Milton,
— Saturday, Slay 9, at the Tuxedo- -sling events presented by B'nai
hall of the Eastern Star Temple, education of their children.
in-
Rosenberg, attorney, will ' Ilour
hn branch of the United Ile- B'rith, The entertainment co
milieu, headed by B. Yanett, is
.
be the prosecutor; Nathan D. Metz. brew' Schools.
preparing
an
unusual
program
for
g-r, attorney, presidirg judge;
—
Reservations are
, Harold NI. Silverston, attorney,
Sir. and Mrs. II. Freedman and the occasion.
the lawyer for the defence; David family of 2669 Elmhurst avenue now being received. It is ex
rtley, attorney, clerk. The Gaon hon. returned to their home after Peeled that all of the members and
families of the B'nai B'rith will
of Vilna personified, parents and spending the winter in Florida.
be' present.
pupils of the Hebrew schools will
—
by called for various testimonies.
NIrs. Iva Vidover of Hubbard BISHOP RECITAL FOR
!
The names of the either members
of the cast as well as the definite avenue has just returned from a
BETH EL SISTERHOOD
date and place will be announced motor trip to Onaway, Mich.,
_
where she was the guest of her
ill the next issue_
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dosie. On Monday, May 11, the Sister-
She also spent a few clays with hood of Temple Beth El will hold
Mr. and MN. Bernard II. Dosie of its final afternoon meeting of the
On this occasion Frank
year.
Rogers City, Mich.
Bishop, curator of 'manic at the
—
Miss Esther II, Ashinsky left Detroit Institute of Arts, will pro-
Detroit on Wednesday evening, sent a program et(' piano selections,
An all-day outing, including
for her new home in Pitts. acconipanied by explanatory notes.
dancing, conies and picnicking, the May 7,
burgh. Miss Ashinsky's address Mr. Bishop is well known to De-
oil) to be made On some large
in the latter city will be 5040 llo- troit nius;e lovers through his bi-
chartered steamer to one of the
Ina:tkitluytectincleiretsisat ntohte oDneityroait fAinret
islands surrounding Detroit, is the hart street, Squirrel Hill, Pitts- m
summer affair being considered at burgh, l'a. musician; he is a young man fired
fcr women and misses
this time by the entertainment
with imagination, fervor and un-
committee of Mattathias Tent No.
expected ideas.
—Phrobi by Gitinsboro Stud'o
1005, of the Maccabees. Details of
on Mr.
a farm was
horn and raised
was
this affair will be announced later.
near Detroit, and is
MRS. JACOB HARVITH
practically self-taught. Ile has
Next Monday evening will take
at been soloist with the Detroit Svm-
Coats—Second Floor
sn West Alexandrine. The public place the card party and informal
cemirtiallion ',mice. will be held
dance given by the tent for mem- th'' 1,•neele ssn•Isy•
m ' phony Orchestra, and has studied
is invited.
under Landowski in Europe, prac.
Mrs. Cora Jacoby, retiring wor- ' tiers and their friends. Admission Jerome
Mr.
tie-ally his only teacher.
- thy matron, will be in charge of ! will be only by cards, which are
th Tel'fo r il..Tw'i r nTel d i l"rnsin's . 0. An-
them-. Dying Ilergles., Irene Brenner. Bishop's lack of standardization
the program and installing cere- being mailed tee members.
u
Marvin II•rruon. Eileen 11ir
•
controversy,
draws
often
ne
1.:,,,
c
Plans are being made to organ- r oe Kahn, Alice Matt
monies, assisted by past matrons
always leads to constructive
ize a basketball team the first part Triaoss .
IMPORTANT NOTICE
_
thought
and
ideas.
Ile
played
re-
,
of September. Young men who are
I. rently for President Hoover and
ales. I. Korn of Mane". Michigan,
interested in athletics are urged to
Your Old Friend
e a.
of her mother, Mr, E, R
has met with marked success in
become members in order to take- the s eed
Detroit. Ile can be relied upon
advantage of the opportunity to
ase
in every case for a program not
play with the young men.
too long and consistently well ar-
Two young men who were edit'. ,emrnrd home ease .pending the n
In Cincinnati.
Has taken over the
ranged.
gated into the organization at the re. as.les
---
The meeting will begin at 2:30 ,
last business meeting on Nlay
Bern.tein of Roche. ter.
m- .
are Maurice Rosender and Morris N. Y.. I. the rue.' or her parent., Mr. p. m. and after the lecture recital,
tea will be served in the social'
and Mr, Joyeph Kramer.
Klein.
3 WESTMINSTER AVE.
hall •
A drive is on for young well
of their
In honor of the confi rmation
You are invited to our new place. Mrs. Coopersmith has
who are willing and have time to
h
Mr..
Joyep
and
n, M
dtochter Eileer.
personal supervision of the kitchen, assuring you the finest
take an active interest in the or- C. Ilir.chilehl will be at thntne on Sli m A. Z. A. MOTHER'S DAY
ganization. Any one interested day, May 17. from 7 to 10. No card..
CELEBRATION SUNDAY
home-cooked food.
get in touch with the secretary. M.
Lowest Prices — Best Service
In honor of her Yi•ter Mr.. II. Bern-
Mrs. Anna Lesser and Aaron!
Y., and M r.. I.
Zelenko, 2727 l'ingree, Cherry trim of Roc he. ter.
Kurland, the president of 11'nail
Kn
or of Manton. Michig•n. Mr.. Jo.eph
1539.
moss
r i t h , W ill address the mothers .
S milliner entertained at • 1, eau
0 0 and their seems at the annual M..411-I
• epoieted bierhsee at the Kern.' o
of A. Z. A. Chap.!
am
• err s Day progr
bri:Ing7; Si '"
.
tendn Cg7:.ttra'r t...ei r“eb si %tt el.'lisl
ter 93 at the Jewish Center on
—
,
4 r .
7„j r 0 „ 1. "' '''' May 10 at 3 o'clock.
. hIn
Mr. a" ,.!4 ",tsi---
The Music Study Club will pr , - ,
Invitations are extended to all
'
e
" °° 0 w
sent it program at the German :" P` ° o
hcld 'mothers and their sons of the Cen-
e
Protestant Orphan and Old Pro- , Tar .eon escetsr
et lees No
tations have
ter
and written
lhte
night.'lll
:lhn.'1...;:n!,r,,:t.iin
n50 •Kl
ple's Home on Saturday, Maly 16. ,i7,,i ti'i rn•: ,0••
been sent tie all the clubs in the
—_
Through the courtesy of the Fee
MRS. CORA JACOBY
senior
division.
vs
Ells
Levine
spent
a
few
days!
In
Mrs.
Theater management the following
her
There will be mass singing as
olio, la-t week
Li
and past patrons of Purity Chap- members it the Fox Theater Or - b rother.
well as solo selections. Ily Kropp
chilies will entertain on this or-
ter.
with
a
will entertain the audience
The following are the newly easion: Herschel Leib. direct. , •
- Will in seer- l vocal selecti ns and Al f • X -
Joseph
K
rekluw,
pianist;
Max
leo
.
Mr
elected and appointed officers to be
ander Robinson will play several
E
ViiiiilliSt • Sill Leib, 'cellist; Hal ,
installed:
violin seiee,tens.
Hannah Harvith, worthy ma- Frey, bass violist; Merle Al, t
The committee in charge h e•
tron; Leo Gott furcht, worthy pa- banjoist; and Ralph Mend. e,
announced that refreshments and
tron; Anne l'nul, associate matron; trumpeter. Also participating o,
gifts will be given to all the moth-
—
Dr. harry Metzger, associate pa- the program will he: Thomas Muir, ,_ •
•ra. There will be no admission
W .,... .,, t hr the ,pi pi,i,,,,
May 1, 1931.
tron; Selma Rosenblatt, secretary; Cyril Pitts, Herman 1.arsen and "'...t7',,,,,„,
, charge and anyone who wishes to
of Rabbi Leon Frern's ...m on sown.
Betty Block, treasurer; Rose Rue- Ralph Schmidt of the Hudson Sing ,
celebrate
the annual Mother's Day
i
10,45
,n atm, is et
Office of City Treasurer,
ben, conductress; Agnes Yarrows, yrs; Miss 1.ita Kristalsky, Russian mo m.
event is invited to attend.
Ii I "- ,Ij -'", „1 "' k il n', 7,;lai r r"rio ', /,' ,.,
vocalist; Miss Mary Jane Graham
associate
conductress;
Esther
Op-
Detroit, Michigan.
•
,1,,,,ts
,, , l mta n yul;Jert, oille bi le.'
"
penheim, marshall; Alice Bowman, and Miss Dorothy Fleisher, dam.- I . o.
- -the Mothers' and Daughters
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to law, the
chaplain; Jeannet Ash, organist; era; and Mrs. Walter Lichtenfeld. w.tetsa•
Bernice
Edelstein
I
i'",
'e'n"'n'
Miss
Ida Schultz, sentinel; Ida Canvas- reader.
City Treasurer has prepared a complete list of de-
El Colors Commencement Ettor-
ser warder; Adv Newman, Adah; and Miss 'Marian Fleisher will art'' Beth
linquent General City Tax Assessments for the year
e.,
Anna Arfa, Ruth; Bertha Wine, as accompanists. Mrs. Louis 11a1/40,
Rabbi Bernard Heller. director of the
1930. Said delinquent list of assessments will he sold
will de-
rb
Esther; Sarah Wolfe, Martha; of the philanthropic committee, Hind Foundation at Ann Aor.
her the commencement lecture of Beth
at the office of the City Treasurer in the City Hall,
Dorothy Klein, Electa; flag bear- will preside.
miondsv
In conjunction with the Red Fl College of Jewl•h Studies
ers, Sarah Agree, Esther Gitlin,
City of Detroit. State of Michigan, on Monday the
,,k•
N.M. Nor 1 I. O. ^ rb„.'
in
Jean Gould, Margaret Art. Anna Cross, the philanthropic committee
"`
day of June, 1931, at public auction, commencing
of the Music Study Club will en-
Rosenbaum.
•
The Beth El goiters graduating
at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon of said
tertain at the Farmington Home which
will be given its dinlome. Mon.
for Crippled Children on May 11.
EVERYTHING
day, the several lands, tenements, hereditaments and
Patrolman Carl Sobie, vocalist, ac-
7 "r;ei.n.ra? d r Najf‘r's
FOR THE CHILD
premises in said delinquent list, each parcel or de-
eompanied by Patrolman Arnold stsos, Hetet•. Hewett. ales Mrs. Eliza-
From Infant Affil I. IS Year at al.
scription separately, for the lowest term of years
Tiemann; Patrolman Albert Towle, !ugh Sharer..
for which any person will offer to take the same in
clown; Mrs. David )(annli), vo- Temyle High School Graduation:
We hase a complete Brie of in-
ItabId Bernard %Meer of Temple Beth
fant and Iuyenlle furniture fo••
calist;
Mrs.
Borck,
reader;
Miss
consideration of advancing the sum or sums which
F.I. Flint, Mich , will OCCUPY the pulpit
A nee/1)1feet
luring Stork Line furniture and
Ruth Stine and Louis Chapman. 4 the temple Sunday morning, May 17.
were assessed by the Common Council of said City
Hed•trom Union Carriage. and
The Prophetic
dancers of the Vivian Glauz Schist]; II,. subiectwill be
the removal of its Offices
Stroller+.
for such General City Taxes, unless the said sum or
of
and the Misses Virginia Williams. 1•0•1. - Rabbi Zeieer 1. • graduate
and Workrooms to
We have the I rrrrr t selection of
School of Religion. A west
sums with the costs and charges thereon shall before
Peggy Webb and Arlene Fair, of the Temple
furniture and carri”es in the city.
loot of vermin...on ggggg tional sentiment
the Ronstelle School will appear therefore •ttarbes to tel returning to de-
301.302 Metropolitan Bldg.,
Our Pricer Ara Most Ittasonahla.
that time be paid.
r
the
Perrnon
at
thl.
commencement
on
the
program.
Mrs.
M.
E.
Wolfe
33 John R. Street
oersice of Temple Beth Ft High School
' will act as chairman of the day.
Said sale will be continued from day to day (Sun-
BUTTONS COVERED
The annual musical tea of the Annual Soria! Sport D.C.:
HEMSTITCHING
days excepted) until the same are sold.
The High School Council of Temple
PICOT EDGING
Music Study Clih will be held on
of
PLEATING
Tuesday,
May 19, at the Y. \V. C. Beth El Incite. the Young people
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
TUCKING
tsonple hou.ehold• to attend Ito annual
A. Building. Mrs. Howard Salzen-
print spo rt dente Saturday Mirka, Mar
10338 Dexter Boulevard
City Treasurer.
Entertaln•
Telephone Clifford 1883
stein is in charge of the arrange-

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