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Willard Mayer, treasurer; Mrs.
Melville Welt, custodian.
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HALEVY•HAZOMIR
LEADERS TO WED
Miss Rebecca K•tcman to Be Mar.
ried to Conductor Dan
Frame.
Of interest to musical circles
in this city and in Cleveland is the
announcement of the approaching
marriage of Miss Rebecca Katz-
man, pianist of the Halevy-Ilazo-
mir Farband Choir, and Dan Froh-
man of Cleveland, conductor of the
choir. The marriage will take place
Monday, June 1, in Cleveland. Can-
tor A. Cantor will officiate.
A delegation of Halevy-Ilazomir
members will attend the wedding
to congratulate the couple in the
name of the society.
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The second annual senior Ko-
, ved Night sponsored by the senior •
council of the Jewish Centers will
, be held on Tuesday, June 2, at 81
p. m., in the Jewish Center audi-
torium at 31 Melbourne, and will
witness presentations to champions
' in a variety of athletic events, in-
Mrs. Aaron DeRoy entertained eluding basketball and track. The
some friends last Tuesday on ;heir sportsmanship cup will be awarded,
yacht Yoreda.
to the club which showed the best
sportsmanship in the senior bas-
Mrs. Carl Kiefer and Mrs. Mor- ketball league.
ris Lazarus of Cincinnati were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M.
Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E.
Schlesinger of Boston boulevard S., announces its fourth annual
for several days last week.
moonlight, to be held June 23 on
the steamer Put-In-Bay, leaving
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman f rom the foot of 1. list street. Sirs.
of Hamilton Drive entertained Ann l'aul is general chairman for
some friends last Tuesday at din- this event, assisted by Mrs. Bertha
ner in honor of Mr. Wineman's Wein and Mrs. Esther Oppenheim
in arranging the program, while
birthday.
MRS. JOSEPH WELT
Mrs. Rose Ruben is chairman of
the ticket sale.
Mrs. Douglas Brown of Atkin-
Jewish Woman, will be presented
son avenue left for a two weeks'
by the following:
Monday, June 15, the Sister-
visit to New York, where she will
"The Mother," Sirs. Hugo A.
attend the reunion at her alma hood of Congregation Emanuel Freund; "The Woman in Religion,"
mater, Vassar College.
will close the season's activities Mrs. Joseph II Ehrlich; "The
with a luncheon to be held at the Woman in Literature," 5Irs. Mayer
congregation. Mrs. Eli Sache
s ws
a Sulzburger; "The Woman in Art,"
Adolph ("Daddy") Freund is I elected temporary chairman,
Mrs . Mrs. David Werbe; "The Profess
early this week and to return to, m
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S.
Dann,
first
vice-president;
Mona)
" Regene Freund
expected to leave Miami, Fla, M
rs. Jack Tobin, second vice- Cohane; "The Woman in Commun.
Detroit about June 6.
president; Mrs. Ralph Paul, third al Life," Mrs. Joseph Welt; "The
Mrs. Charles C. Simons of Con- vice-president; Mrs. William Adel- Home Maker," Mrs. Harry Z.
necticut avenue has again been son, recording secretary; htrs. Max Brown; "The Woman in the Peace
named member-at-large of the Schubiner, corresponding secre- Movement," Mrs. E. H. Saulson;
L ary; Sirs. J. L. Ruby, financial "The Woman in Music," the Music
executive committ ee of the
Detroit I secretary, and Mrs. Harry Levine, Study Club through its choral
Federation of Women's Clubs.
!treasurer.
NIrs. George Weingar- group.
-
Mrs. Oscar Robinson will pre-
Mrs. Herman August and chit-1 den will present a group of vocal
dren of Calvert avenue are visiting selections, and Miss Sylvia Chase side and M rs. Ilarry ("Mother")
will
give
a
number
of
readings.
Klein
will deliver the invocation.
relatives in Chicago,
hicago.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau is president of
must be in before
the
Sisterhood
and
Airs.
Adelson
May
31.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. King a nd
is in charge of reservations for the
Mrs. Sol Wolff is general chair-
family of Nokomis, III., were t
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howe he,Iluncheon, which is open to mem- man, and is being assisted by Mrs.
ro ' hers and their friends.
Maurice Klein as chairman of pro-
Salzenstein.
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gram, and Mrs. Abraham Srere
Beginning June 1 at Hudson's
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HUDSON'S
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DETROIT ZIONISTS Sports Things
CAPLAN ADDRESSES
S. Z. SUNDAY SCHOOL
To Wear
Pleads for Change for Jew-
ish Agency; Asks Sup-
port for Leaders.
Robert Szold, chairman of the
administration of the Zionist Or-
ganization of America, in a plea
for support of the administration
made at a meeting of men and wom-
en Zionists at Hotel Statler Wed-
nesday night, urged Jews to retain
their faith in the movement. The'.
meeting, attended by about 400,
was arranged by Hadassah and the
Zionist District. Simon Shetzer,
District president, was chairman.
Greetings were extended by Mrs.
Harry L. Jackson, newly-elected
Hadassah president, in the name of
her organization. Nine-year-old
Blossom Rovetch, pupil of Bendet.
son Netzorg school, played three
selections on the piano.
Mr. Szold pleaded that a chance
be given to the Jewish Agency, and
declared rumors which question the
effect of unity in Zionist and non-
Zionist ranks. Ile said that he has
faith that all difficulties will be
overcome.
Mr. Szold devoted the major part
of his address to a discussion of
the economic possibilities in Pales-
tine and to the importance of Amer-
ican Jews devoting themselves to
the economic development of the
Jewish National Home. He severe-
ly attacked the report of Sir John
Hope Simpson and pointed to many
serious misrepresentations in it,
"Palestine must be built on an
economic basis," Mr. Szold said.
"The Jewish Agency should con-
centrate on sound economic pro-
cesses and should resolve itself in-
to a board for economic develop-
ment, free from political matters."
Miss Florence Fabrick, designer who has charge of decorations and
Mr. and Mrs. I. Andrew Schlo
ss-lat the Fabrick Fur Shop, Twelfth menu.
blrg are spending their hon Qr.
' at Hazelwood, attended the fur
moon in the east.
I show which was held in Chicago on
PHILIP FRANK HEADS
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohn a ', Monday, May 25. She spent the
di
remainder of the week at Milwau-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Galanty of t
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
he
kee,
Wis.,
visiting
friends
and
Belcrest motored to Chicago f or relatives,
the Decoration Day week-end.
At the last meeting of the Young
People's Society of Congregation
Mr. and Mrs. George Kunin
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Alexander,
of
Shaarey
Zedek, Philip Frank was
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bieber- 1 Hazelwood avenue entertai ned elected president for the coming
stein spent last week-end in To- with a dinner party last Saturday year. The other officers are Stil-
ledo, Ohio, as the guest of Mr. and evening in honor of their daugh- ton Goodman, vice-president; Silos
ter, Ruth, whose engagement to
Mrs. Will Miller.
Florence Levin, corresponding sec-
Fred Katz, son of Mrs. Bessie
retary; Sliss Rosalie Goldstick,
Mr. and Sirs. II. Carr of the Katz, was recently announced.
recording secretary; and Abraham
Belcrest and Mr. and Mrs. Joshua!
Satovsky, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob liary ith
The meeting was held at the Wit-
That the truly great Jews have Sarasohn of Atkinson avenue, m a- motored with friends to Toron
always been grateful for their men- tured to Union Pier, Mich., for the Ont., to spend the Decoration D to,, shire Hotel and the elections were
Decoration
Day
week-end
. week-end.
ay! followed by a short program of
tal gifts was the idea stressed by
I dancing.
Abraham Caplan, instructor of the
Ref re shments were
T
hirteen-year-old Blanche Krell,
served.
eleventh grade of the Shaarey Zed-
Samuel Rosenblatt of Cal
Under the able leadership of
ek Sunday School, in a brief talk daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris! avenue returned from Buffalo,
to the students of the senior as- Krell, 1931 LaMothe avenue, won Y., where he visited his parents N. Samuel S. Willis, retiring presi-
• I dent, the club has just concluded
sembly. The speech was given in fourth prize in the national spell-I
lone of its most successful seasons
connection with the death of Al- ing contest in Washington, 1), C.,
Miss Toba F.. Berman, dough
bert Michelson, the scientist. Cap- and received the award of $125.
ter since its reorganization three years
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berm an, ago. Interesting speakers, novel
lan objected to the acceptance of
will
return
from
the
Emerson
Col-
Michelson as a great Jew, because
Mrs. Jack Pearl and small son
programs and unusual and success-
he had in very few ways shown of Burlingame avenue left for a lege of Oratory in Boston, Mass., ful dances have been features of
on Friday, May 29.
the society's activities during this
himself to he a true Jew. Ile first visit to Los Angelees.
compared Michelson to Albert Ein-
season. Much credit is also due to
Seymour Spring of New York the efforts expended by the follow-
stein, who, although entertaining a
Dr. Adolph H. Schmier of New
different conception of certain prin- York is a guest in this city and visited with his parents, Mr. and ing officers and members of the
ciples of Judaism, has yet given will remain for his brother Abra- Mrs. J. Spring of Rochester boule- board: Philip Frank, vice-presi-
vard.
dent and treasurer; Miss Florence
much of his time and energy to the ham's wedding to Miss Doris Bro-
Zionist cause. Next, he compared die of Windsor, which will solemn-
Oppenheim, corresponding secre-
Joe Ilarris and Jacob Stern of tary; Miss Dorothy Love, chairman
him to Alexander Kiss, a high offi- ized June 7.
Chicago were guests in the city of the social committee; Milton
cer of the Austrian army, who, re-
fused membership in the Order of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beck and over the week-end last week.
Goodman, dramatic chairman; Miss
Maria Theresa because of his Jew- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Katz are
Edith Shetzer, membership chair-
Philip Smith of Pittsburgh spent man; Miss Naomi Goldstein, pub-
ishness, did not relinquish his Ju- spending the week-end in Pitts-
daism for this great honor. Then burgh with Mr. and Yrs. Saul a few days in Detroit last week.
licity chairman; and Saul Levin, Zaludkowski and Cayman Conduct
at Art Institute; Herta, Shpargel
program chairman.
he compared Michelson to Walde- Vats,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Miller of
AreF
arorites.
mar Hafkine, an assistant to Pas-
Taylor
avenue
entertained
in
teur and an important factor in
Sol Kopman of Atkinson avenue
The concert of the lIalevy-Haz-
the elimination of cholera in the has returned home after spending honor of their daughter Gertrude's
omir Singing Society of Detroit
e
East, who has steadfastly clung to some time in Chicago and St. sixteenth birthday. Twenty-four
guests were invited to a buff t
which took place Sunday night ai
his Judaism, supporting many or- Louis,
supper.
the Detroit Institute of Arts, was
thodox ideas.
,
This talk is the fourth of a series
Mrs.
At the next cultural meeting of a marked triumph for the society.
Emil
Weisberg
and
George Cohen and Bert Smi th the Menorah Society of Detroit The main auditorium and balcony
of addresses given to the assembly daughter, Helen, of the Park Lane,
left
for
a
10-day
trip
to
Atlan
by members of the faculty.
tic
left for a visit to Galveston, Tex.
City College, the principal speaker 1 were taxed to overflowing with a
City.
will be Morris Greenhut. Mr. record audience which heartily ap-
Greenhut, vice-president of Menor- plauded the 65 singers in the choir
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schur of
Detroit Halevy-Hazomir to Russell Woods honored Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Chess- ah, will speak before the club on and the two conductors, Prof. E.
Celebrate Success.
Mrs. Naum Schor of Rio De Ja- ler (Bella Kwaselow) of 2050 Pin- the subject, "Yiddish Drama," Sun- Zaludkowski and William Cayman.
I. Si. Hertz, bass, who has
neiro, Brazil, with a dinner last gree avenue left on a three day, May 31, at Congregation B'nai
charmed many Detroit audiences,
Members of the Detroit Halevy. Sunday at Eastwood Inn. Thirty months' motor tour to California Moshe, at 3:30 sharp.
and plan to visit Los Angeles, San
Mr. Frishman, well-known actor, was the favorite of the concert, andi
Ilazomir Singing Society will cel- guests were present.
Diego and San Francisco, They long associated with the Yiddish L. Greenblatt, tenor, was similarly
ebrate the success of the concert
- •
are now in Fort Worth, Texa
Art Theater of New York, will give the recipient of much applause for
held last Sunday evening at the
On Friday evening, May 29, where they will spend Decorati
his singing. The two were the so-
on several sketches before the club.
Institute of Arts with a banquet to • Edgewater Beach Club will be the
loists in "Toy L'Ilodos" by L. Le•-
lie held Saturday evening, May :30, scene of a beautifully appointed Day week-end.
andowski,
and Hertz MS') gave an
at the Little Theater of the Sho- summer formal dinner-dance given
Harold Courlander, a senior
individual solo just before the third
lom Aleichem Folk Institute, 539! by the Gamma Epsilon Mu Soror-
part
of
the
program. S. Shpargel,
the
University
of
Michigan,
w
Kenilworth. Future plans of the' ity.
pianist of the society, was also pop-
the James Avery Hopwood dram
society will be announced shortly.
ular
with
the
large audience, his
prize for his one-act play, "Swamp
Confirmation service. were held tit the excellent technique being responsi-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Norman Ntud," which was presented at the
on Sunday. Mn, 17. Jerome
of West Grand boulevard are Lydia Mendelsohn Theater Friday Temple
Rosenbloom, or the Ilehrew Un ion Col- ble for two encores. Mr. Shpargel
spending the week-end in Chicago. evening, May 22. Ile is the son lege, officiated. The following were on
c- accompanied the choir during the
file zi : mt.rrssi i ,,,,, :it .. rArinothnonFy:.0 4.rnvisisiir,II,e hr: g firrastm a an nd dthsiiri tp lotrut ti h
of Mr. and Mrs. David Courlander
onsshoefrm
thaenpar e0 :
Prior to her departure on June of 7623 Woodrow Wilson.
field. Irene Brenner. Alice Mridvon.
17 for her home in Feher Gyarmat,
Nannette
•n Engem. Train., A companied during the second part
tte K•hnd
Hungary, Mrs. Rose Krause of
e
• ter the services at whleh was directed by Mr. Gay-
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Barkoff a re ,
Monterey avenue is visiting rela- now residing at Kensington Mans the Temple.
man.
r,
tives in McKeesport and Union- Windsor.
Mrs. Ernm• Ro enberg
n arse daughter.
L. Low's "Motto"' Davidowicz's
of Detroit, M tended the confirmation
town, Pa.
"Bar Yochai ;" M. Gelbart's "Mein
ssevere. in thin rite.
Nit," the latter with Mrs. A. War-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sher o
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lerman of 3281 Cortland avenue have left o „ f R Mr and Mrs. Henry Wein. and son ren sa soloist, were, with "Toy .
Windsor entertained in honor of an extended motor trip throug h14 77:n o d ( 11,tr e .trojt.
da yit with L'Hodos" the selections in the first
C. HirrchOeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Naum Schor of Rio the east.
part of the concert.
de Janeiro, Brazil, with a dinner
Mr. and Mr,
Following Mr. Shpargol's piano
11. Roman and non
on
last Nlonday at their home, Thirty-
Robert,
.pent
the
week-end
in
Detroit.
selections, the second part of the
Miss Gertrude Sherman, a brid
eight guests were present.
program • included Si. Gelbart's
elect of June, was entertained o
atilt confined t o
Saturday afternoon, May 23, wit h the Central Honpital. where she is eon• "Mir Schmiden," L. Low's "Ahin,
The Misses Dinah Selzer and a miscellaneous shower at the Tu
Ahin," with Si. S. Shane tenor, as
Frances Wollen were joint host- ler Hotel, given by her sister, Mi
soloist, M. Posner's "Stai Lied,"
ss
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Goldin of Detroit,
esses at a boxing party held in the Jean Sherman. Covers were se !sent
p
and
Lewandowski "Hallelujah."
nevem! day. in h
cy
it
an the
g uests
gymnasium of Miss Selzer's home, for 75 people.
cot Mr. and Mr.. I G orge L. K•hn.
e
The third part featured P.
1981 Chicago boulevard, Tuesday
Brounoff's "Zu Stein Folk," Birn-
Wedding Invi ationa and evening, May 19. Basket and vol-
baum's "Bameh Madlikin," with
Mr. and Sirs. Meyer Zack o
Announcements
leyball were also part of the eve- 12 1 Josephine avenue announce
Anna Warren, Rose Schechter and
ninis's entertainment. A luncheon th e Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ben
L. Greenblatt as soloists; M. Pos-
,
fin irraveal in the correct
n ner
was served for 16 guests.
ner's
"Ich Bin a Balagola," and
Special Announcement,
BOX
ja min Louis, to be observed Sat
Engraved Script
Hayden's "Die Schoepfung," with
ur day, June 6, at the Ahavath Zio
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
P.
Weller
of
100 for
Synagogue. Reception Sunday
569 Chandler avenue have re- June 7, at 7:30 p, m.
Detroit Halevy . Hazomir
Belle Isle Concert .
turned from a four months' so-
At the First National Night,
Singing Society.
journ in Loa Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orem an . Editor Detroit Jewish Chronicle: during the Belle Isle concerts, on
no once the Bar Mitzvah of thei
In behalf of the Detroit Halevy- June 29, the two Detroit Halevy-
At the meeting of the West Side son , Edwin J. which was ob- liazomir Singing Society, we wish liazomir groups will divide the
Physicians' Association in the ser ved on Saturday morning, Ma to thank you for the splendid sup- time between them, accsrding to
Book Seller for Over 50 learn
➢
Fisher Y. St. C. A., held on Thurs-
an announcement made this week.
1550 WOODWARD AVENUE. o day evening, the following officers 23, at Congregation Emanuel port and co-operation accorded us
Mr. Cayman this week received
Ta ylor and Wilson. Reception in your paper, thus contributing a
, were elected for the ensuing year: wa s held at their home Sunday great deal to make our sixth an- a letter from Mayor Murphy in
President, Dr. David Israel Sugar; ev ening, May 24, at 3800 Cortland nual concert at the Detroit Insti- which he wrote:
vice-president, Dr. J. C. Kenning; ay enue. Tables were set for 5 tute of Arts, the most successful
"Your help in making the Spring
0
Festival the splendid success that
secretary-treasurer, Dr. S. A. Flab. gu este.
one in our six years of existence.
it was, is deeply appreciated. It
erty. The West Side Physicians'
Sincerely your',
•
was an inspiring and beautiful
Association is one of the three ma-
,4 not( nee,
Charles Oram of Scranton, Pa.
EUGENE FRANZBLAU, Prea.
production and all who were re-
jor divisions of the Wayne County spe nt several days with his chil
JOSHUA JOYRICH, treas.
sponsible for its fine presentation
the removal of its Offices
Medical Association. Its member- dre n, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Orem and
and Workrooms to
ship comprises the doctors west of Mr . and Mrs. Ruby Cohen and Chord of Judea Concert at deserve the highest commendation.
Woodward avenue.
I want you to know how sincerely
Fa mily.
301.302 Metropolitan Bldg.,
Beele Isle Shell June 14.
I extend my thanks and personal
33 John R. Street
regards."
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber of
The Misses Helen and Ruth Ros-
BUTTONS COVERED
LOS Angeles are visiting with their
The Chord of Judea, important
ner of Hazelwood avenue are
HEMSTITCHING
children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paul spending Decoration Day and the Detroit Jewish musical group, with
Unveiling of Monwnent.
PICOT EDGING
a membershiup of 45 able musici-
of Hazelwood avenue.
PLEATING
week-end with friends in Cleve- ans, has been granted the right to
TUCKING
An
unveiling of a monument in
land, Ohio.
present s special concert at the
Mrs. Edith Shere and children,
memory of Bessie Harris will take
Telephone Clifford 1553
Belle Isle Shell on Sunday, June place en Sunday, May 31 at 2 p.
Helen and Milton, of Engelwood
Louis Katiski of Calvert avenue
Th is group is the only one in m., at Cloverhill Park Cemetery,
avenue, are visiting in Chicago.
spent the past week in Pittsburgh • the ity
c us
thus to be honored.
Woodward and Fourteen Mile road. I
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Much interest attaches to the an-
, nual luncheon of the League of
I Jewish Womens' Organiations,
which is to be held at the Phoenix
Club on Monday, June 1, at 12:30
The program, a symposium on the
The lion. and Mrs. Henry Butzel
of Edison avenue entertained with
a family dinner last Sunday in
honor of Mr. Butzel's sixtieth birth-
day. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fried-
man and Miss Kate Friedman of
Chicago were guests.
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Mrs. Sol Wolff was re-elected
president of the Sisterhood of Tern-
. ple Beth El at a luncheon of the
board of directors held Monday,
May 25, at the Phoenix Club. Other
officers elected are:
Mrs. Sidney Silberman and Mrs.
Samuel VanNoorden, first and sec.
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8726 Twelfth, near Gladstone
Madison 4919
FURS
At a great saving because of
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customers is your assurance of
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& REPAIRS
Your furs will be safe in
our
vaults and our experts will put
them in excellent shape for next
season,
Particular attention given.t °
all repairs. Charges reasonab le .
BERKOWERS
FUR SHOPPE
Formerly of
Zimmer A Berkower
11551 DEXTER BLVD.
Hogarth 1460