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OCTOBER

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TRADE-1N MONTH

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. I. Tanenbaum of G61 Alger avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Freda, to Abe Scher, son of Mr. and
I. Scher of New York City.

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Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Winkelman of 2278 Blaine avenue announce!
the engagement of their slaughter, hlitsie, to Harry Miller of Los
Angeles, Ca
Cal.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Selasnek of Gladstone avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ethel June, to Samuel Roher, son of
Mrs. Dora Roher of Toronto, Ont.

.... During this month we
will make unusually large
allowance for your used
furniture taken in trade!

Mrs. J. Berghoff announces the betrothal of her daughter, Laura,
to Lewis E. Kirsch, son of Mr, and Mrs. S. Levy of Detroit.

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.... In most cases trade-in
allowance will be adequate
to cover the down payment!

.... Trade-in month is just
another reason why it will
pay you to buy furniture now!

Pohinson

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Washington Blvd. at 1420 - Near Grand River Ave.

Oct. 11—Miss Elinor Hershaft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Her-
shaft, to Philip G, Katzowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Katzowitz.

Oct. 11—Miss Mary Metier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Metier,
to Harry Cohen, son of Rev. and Mrs. Cohen of Baltimore, Md., at
Beth David Synagogue.

For Tickets Call Trinity 2-3488

Evening

The Entire Company Will Appear in William Sieges
Sensational Melodrama

"Children of the Underworld"

A Play in Three Acts with a Prologue and Epilogue

SPECIAL NOTICE! For Saturday matinee only,
Tickets at half price.

Gunzburg Music School

Now In Our New Location

477 WEST KIRBY AVENUE

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All Piano Classes Under Direct Supervision of

DR. MARK GUNZBURG

Telephone Columbia 4474

Now In Our New Location

EXHIBITION OPENS
WITH A RECEPTION

Jewish Center Art Display at
Temple Beth El.

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The Detroit Jewish artists cell'-
hition under the auspices of the
Day and Night Repair Service
Jewish Centers Association's art
Remodeling—Contracts—Alterations
committee opened with a reception
last Tuesday evening at Temple
Our Workmanship Guaranteed
Beth El, Wordward at Gladstone,
where the exhibition is taking place.
The exhibit will be open to the pub-
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cl•sing day is Sunday, Oct. IN
Works of the following artists are
, being shown at the exhibit: Ruth
Abrams,
Meyer Greenberg, Frank
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Leo Kelmur. Joseph l'ike and l'hilip
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artists. students of the Jewish
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hihit are: Mrs. David Werbe, chair-
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Alexander. Mrs. Walter Fuchs.
Fred M. Butsel, Walter M. Blu-
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Oct. 18—Miss Anna Schane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monnis
Schane of 2419 Ferris avenue, to Theodore M. Kertesz, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Mitchel Kertesz of 570 Ilarbough avenue.

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Oct. 25—Miss Shurlie Harris of 3200 Cortland avenue to Ben
Milan, eon of Mr. and Mrs. William Milansky.

Nov. 1—Lillian Rabinowitz, daughter of Mrs. Ida Rabinowitz of
2283 Taylor avenue, to Saul Same, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sarnoff
of Detroit.

Births

Oct. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simon of La Salle boulevard
a son.

Oct. 6—To Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Klein of Dexter boulevard, a son
David Elias.

Oct. 6—To Dr. and Mrs. George Waldbott of Yorkshire Road, a
daughter.

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SORORITY GIVES
BRIDGE-DANSANT

The second annual bridge-dan-
sant to be given by Tau Sigma
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg (Bella Ritten) of 14007 Gamma Sorority will be held at the
Robson avenue, a daughter, Eleanor Jean.
Eastern Star Cafe, 6516 Grand
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davidoff (Ida Leppen), a daugh- River, at West Grand boulevard, on
ter, Shirley Anne.

Oct. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Berson of Grand avenue, a son.

YIDDISH THEATER

'Children of the Underworld'
the Feature This
Birthday Celebration in Jew-
Week-End.
, iah Children's Home; Youths
Build Own Succah.

"Children of the Underworld,"
William Siegel's melodrama, in
three acts and a prologue, with
music by B. Blank, is the feature
at Littman's Yiddish People's
Theater, Twelfth and Seward, this
Friday evening, Saturday and
Sunday matinees and evenings.

As a special attraction, the price
of admission for Saturday mati-
nee has been cut in half.
. Starring in this play are Betty
Frank, Misha Fishson, Pesachke
Burstein, Rose Wa!let:stein Ana-
tol Winogradoff, Reuben Wendorf,
Chaim Tauber, Clara Gold, Aaron
Sofie, Frieda Tauber, Oscar Ost-
roff and Vera Zaslayska.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gordon of
2925 Monterey avenue celebrated
'he first birthday of their little
daughter by providing an abun•
of ice cream, cookies. candies
and lolly pops for the children of
'he Jewish Children's Home r,
quelingame ■ and Petoskey. The
selebration took place on Oct. 3. the
last day of the Feast of Taber-
nacle. (Succoth), and the childree
, •nshined their observance with a
natty a' the special "Succah" built
y the child-en themselves.
The Swab was used throughout
she per, the
^.^.'e
chanted over the "Lulav" and "Es-
rog" in a traditional way •

Fountain Pens, Pencils, Pencil
Boxes, Loose Leaf Note Books, Crayons,
Portfolios, Tablets.

A FULL LINE OF GREETING CARDS-3rd. Fl.

Booksellers Since 1876

PHI GAMMA ETA SORORITY

Press:nts its

FOURTH ANNUAL DANCE

to be given at

Hotel Tuller Balloon Room
SUNDAY, OCT. 11

Dancing 9 to 1
Admission 50 Coots
MUSIC BY DEEP HARLEM SYNCOPATORS

U. H. S. AUXILIARY
TO HAVE THEATER
PARTY ON DEC. 1

MISS ROSE GREENBERG

Wednesday evening, Oct. 14. The
dance music will be furnished by
the Eastern Star Cafe's well-known
Chicago orchestra. As an added
feature, the diminutive blue singer
and radio entertainer, Miss Jeanie
(3, Mere will entertain with a few
of her inimitable renditions. There
will lie refreshments and prizes.

Miss Moe Greenberg is chairman
of this affair and assisting her in
the arrangements are the Mes-
dames lien Richman, Leonard Si-
mons and Paul Lowingx.r and the
Misses Elaine Novitz, Dorothy Sis-
nick,
Eistein, Miriam Cooper,
Sonia Gedrich and Sadie Gruskin.,
All sororities, clubs and fraterni-
ties are invited to attend. Tickets!
may be secured at the door.

PEARL GERT WINS
CONTEST OF D. A. R.

PHI GAMMA ETA'S
DANCE ON SUNDAY

ganization was held Monday at the
home of Mrs. Joe Ruiner, presi-1
dent. There were paid out the
On the motion of Saul Sarnoff, regular monthly allowances for
, t•-rm y, Judge Harry B. Keidan
private board of orphans brought
of the Circuit Court Monday after- over by this organization to De-
noon admitted to the Bar of M ichi-
troit, for support to nine Euro- I
fan the following five Detroit Jew-
peas families and temporary aid,
b-ys who passed the stets. bar in $5 checks to three new Euro-
examinations two weeks ago:
pean families asking for support.
Arthur L. Robbins, Nathan C.
A report was heard in regard
Zack, Samuel P. Chase, Meyer It. tq the success of the tag day held
Rubin, Jack L. Greenberg.
before the holidays, and regarding
All the newly-admitted lawyers the success of the home-bake sale ,
sre members of Rho Kappa Delta held before Yom Kippur.
Fraternity.
Arrangements were made for
Judge Keidan, in addressing the the twelfth annual ball to be held
eys, compared conditions of today Sunday, Nov. I, at the Fort Wayne
vith these of 27 years ago, when Hotel. Mrs. J. Schwartz is the
he was admitted to the liar. He chairman, assisted by
Miss
Y.
urged them to be ethical in their Keef. Mrs. Agnes Levin is secrel
nractice and to work hard. He tary-reasurer of the ball.
leclared hard work and conscien-
The next board of directors'
loos devotion to duty will bring meeting will be held Monday eve-I
hem success in their practice, and sing, Oct. 12, at the residence of ,
also encouraged them to strive for : the ex-president, Mrs. J. Zucker-1
leadership in the community.
man, 3018 Elmhurst.

School Supplies

School Bags,

1550 WOODWARD AVENUE

Miss Pearl Gert, daughter of
On Sunday, Oct. 4, at a meeting
Mrs. Sarah Gert of 2308 Blaine
attended by both alumni and under_
COLEMAN—WIESEN
avenue, won first prize in an essay
graduates of Xi chapter of Alphi
Miss Dorothy Wiesen, formerly contest conducted among Michi-
Epsilon Pi Fraternity, Louis A. of Detroit and now living in Jack- gan college students by the Daugh-
Malls was formally installed as sonville, Ha., was married to R. ters of the American Revolution.
master, along with the fall wing Lester Coleman of Savannah, Ga.,
At the session of the D. A. R.
officers: Solomon C. Danner, lien. on Sept. 10. The ceremony was convention held Wednesday morn-
t^ennt-muster; A theft J. Nagler, performed by Dr. Solomon of Sa- ing, Miss Gert was awarded a
scribe; Nathan Baiter, historian: vannah. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman prize of $25 for her essay on the
chequer; Nathan Baiter, historian; sailed on the steamer Balieze for a enbiect "Democracy, Child of
Jack Rodman, sentinel.
trip to Nassau.
Yorktown."
The meeting was held at the re-
Miss Gert was previously a win-
cently established A. E. I'i House
ner of prizes in essay contests.
at 15803 Stoepel avenue, close to
the University of Detroit campus.
Cosmo Club Resumes
Mr. Malls welcomed the house as a
Activi
.urther step in the progress of Al-
The fourth annual dance of Phi
pha Epsilon l'ias
h e s a me, 1 th
,
th
eG
G amma F. to Sorority will take
Election of officers featured the
distinction for his fraternity of place this Sunday evening, Oct. 11,
opening meeting of the present
tieing the first Jewish fraternity at at Hotel Taller. Music will be soo-
the University of Detroit to go plied by the Deep Harlem Synco- term of the Cosmo Club, which
was
held at the home of Mr. and
"national," and the first to estab- pators.
Mrs. .ToR.ph Levine, 3813 Pasa-
fish a chapter house. Dr. Maurice
Miss Sophie Alpiner is the chair- 1 dena avenue, on Tuesday evening,,
I. Pike. president of the Detr-it
man of the committee in charge, Sept. 29.
A. E. Pi Alumni Club, congratu-
and bliss Jean Paransky is the as-
Those elected are Myron Schiff-
lated the undergraduates for their
sociate chairman. A number of , man, president; Rose Golumbia,
aggressiveness and courage evi-
clubs have pledged their support vice-president; Mrs. Samuel R.
denced by their latest achievement to this dance.
Greenbaum, secretary; Celia Ra-
and as
them of the support
dom, corresponding secretary;
of the Alumni Association.
Ball
of
J.
W.
E.
W.
0.
Sun-
Louis Bloomberg, treasurer.
Saturday, Oct. 10, A. E. Pi house
The newly elected officers will
clay, Nov. 1.
will be the scene of a house-warns-
be installed at a banquet to be
Mg. Albert J. Nagler is house man-
given
at the Everglades Club on
ager.
A special meeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Or- Sunday evening, Oct. 11.

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Oct. 16—Miss Maxine Jeanne Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jule Fisher of Cadillac boulevard to Sidney Rosen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. Rosen of Brooklyn, N. Y.

Mrs. Herbert 11. Warner, presi-
ROZEN—CAMIN
Me and Mrs. Harry Cohen, for- dent of the Sisterhood of Congre- '
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
merly of I'ingree avenue, are now gation Shaarey Zedek, will preside
at the first meeting of the year to Gamin, daughter 'of Mrs. David
domiciled at 3007 Webb avenue.
Gamin, to Dr. Joseph Rozen, son
f Mr. and Mrs. Soil Rosen of
As a result of the semi-annual
Cedar Rapists, Ia., was solemnized
election, Miss Bessye London was
on Oct. 6, with Dr. Leo M. Frank-
elected president and Miss Antoi-
lin officiating, at hotel Stotler.
nette Sego, secretary-treasurer, of
Miss Dorothy Bloomgarden as-
Beta Gamma Nu Sorority.
sisted the bride as maid of honor,
and Dr. Milton Rozen, the groom's
Charles Ivan Stolarsky, son of
brother, was best man. The wed-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stolarsky of
ding march was played by Miss
2953 Leslie avenue, is now attend-
Josephine Stern.
ing the Northern Illinois College
Dr. and Mrs. Rozen left for a
of Optometry in Chicago.
wedding trip to Cleveland, Chi-
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cago and other cities in the West.
Delta Omicron Sorority is plan-
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
ning a charity bridge to be held on
ding were Mr. and Mrs. Soli Ro-
Dec. -1.
zen of Cedar Rapids, la.; Mrs. I.
Rosen of Pueblo, Colo.; Mr. and
A farewell party in honor of
Mrs. Ralph Rozen of Buffalo, N.
Bertha Blum, who is leaving for a
Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rosen of
trip to the East, was held at the
Cleveland; Milton Rozen of Lan-
home of Renee Silverman, 1503
sing; Mr. and Mrs. L. Graff and
Taylor. Tau Meta Mu Sorority
Leonard Weiner of Ann Arbor;
• members and many of her friends
Mrs.
A. Goldberg, Mrs. S. Simon,
attended.
Dr. It. Cohen and Dr. M. Edel-
stein
of Chicago; Mrs. I. Oppen-
A Sinichas Torah Kiddush was
MRS. H. H. WARNER
heim and son, Maurice, of Do-
bold on Sunday, Oct. 4, at the
ni
w
agc,
Mich.; Mrs. Emma Oppen-
home of Rabbi and Mrs. M. 'Lager be held at 2 p. m. this Monday
of 3026 West Grand avenue. n the soviet hall of the new syna- heim and Mrs. David Glickman of
members of Congregations Atereth • Toe en Chicago boulevard and South Bend, Ind.
Zvi and Adas Yeshurun as well as Lawton avenue.
Rabbi A. M.
many friends were present. Ap- Hershman will be the speaker. Mrs.
FRIEDMAN—GOLDSTICK
proximately 150 guests attended. I. H. Schakne will render a group
Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldstick of
if songs and Zbigniew Gniadowski 2605 Elmhurst avenue, announce
Nu Beta Nu Sorority held a will he heard at the piano.
the marriage of their daughter,
weinie roast at Belle Isle on Wed-
Rosalie, to Martin L. Friedman,
nesday, followed by a social Sun-
son of Dr. and Mrs. S. Friedman
day afternoon, at the home of
of Chicago, Ill., on Sept. 6. Mr.
Miss Dora Joskovitz of Philadel-
and Mrs. Friedman are now resid-
phia avenue.
ing in Chicago.

FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 9
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, OCT. 10-11

STIM SON
HOTEL

Oct. 11—Miss Thelma Friedman, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Friedman, to Dr. Samuel J. Silverstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Silverstein.

TO PRESIDE AT FIRST
SISTERHOOD MEETING

ABRAHAM LITTMAN, Manager

710 PETERBORO ST.

Oct. 11—Miss Clara Katz, daughter of Mm. Anna Katz, to Emery
Weiss, son of Mrs. Bertha Weiss of Toledo, Ohio, at Congregation
EITIacincutel 1 S
I-
"ag occ
Mis s g El 'orence Horwitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Horwitz of 2932 Sturtevant avenue, to Sidney Lerner of Bay-
onne, N. J.

Aug. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. S. 13. Collier (Helen Ettinger) of 18280
Indiana, a son, Barry Stuart.

Littman's Peoples Theatre

Matinee and

Wedding Calendar

Oct. 11—Miss Leah Levin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levin
of Detroit, to Dr. Bert G. Levin of St. Paul, Minn.

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a good description of the
furniture you desire to
trade to aid us in establish-
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EIYINI@ROXICIM

E. Prenzlaurer

Service Group
Plans Bridge-Tea.

Eva Prenzlaurer Service Group

An enthusiastic group marked
the attendance of the first heard
alerting of the season, of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary of the United He-
brew Schools (formerly the North-
western Women's League of U
II. S.), held at the home of Mrs.
I. Shetzer, 2071 Longfellow avenue,
on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Plans were
then formulated for the coming
year's activities.

A theater party to be hold at
Littman's Peoples Theater, Twelfth
at Seward, in Dec. 1, will be the
first ...wail affair of the season. Mrs.
Max Weksler was chosen chairman
of this affair, with Mrs. A. Mark-
son and Sirs. Wolf Kaplan as co-
chairmen. Mrs. 1. Margolis is
cheirman of programs, with Eva
Pollack and Mrs. Max Hayman as
co-chairmen.

A special meeting of the hoard
was held Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. A. Kasle, 2280 Atkinson, to
appoint committees to assist with
the theater performance. The fol-
lowing eflicers and board members
will serve on the two committees:
Mrs. Si. II. Zackheim, president,
and the Mesdames A. B. Stralser,
I. Rosenthal. It. hlarwil, E. Solo-
mon, .1. II. Ehrlich, Saul Saulson,
A. Knoppow, A. Emile, J. Berman.
!ferry Cohn, Charles Brody, David
Veeedman, Esther Goldberg, L
Fineman, II. E. Lippitt, A. M.
Pregerson, A. Smilo and I. Shetzer.
The first regular meeting will be
held on Wednesday afternoon, Oct.
21, at the Philadelphia and Byron
Auditorium.

The president, Mrs. Zackheim,
asks that all friendly organizations
refrain from arranging affairs on
Tuesday, Dec. 1, so as not to con-
flict with the theater party. Any-
, ne desiring tickets should call Mrs.
R"rkslsr at University 2-0715.

SHAAREY ZEDEK GROUP
PLANS YEAR'S EFFORTS

The Junior Young People's So-
ciety of the Shaarey Zedek will
hold its first open meeting of the
season Sunday afternoon in the
social hall of the synagogue at Chi-
cago and Lawton. Fillip Rosen-
thal, superintendent of the re-
ligious school, will speak on "Bulls
and Fighters." An orchestra will
play for dancing following the
meeting.

An ambitious program of activi-

met Oct. 5, at the home of Mao. II.
ties is planned by the Juniors this

H. Prenzlauer, at the lieler•st
aneetment Hotel, with Mrs. Harry
(Mother) Klein, president, presid-
ing. It was decided 4 e a
bridge-tea in connection with a
fashion show sponsored by Mrs. Ir.
"ire of the Irving Shelf on Weeh-
ington boulevard. en Nee. 2. at 1.30
n m. at the Statler Hotel. Mrs.
George (..!' hen and Mrs. .1. Gold-
berg are the chairmen with Mrs.
Yudkoff as 'secretary and treat-
erer The nreceeds e-
tho
Old Folks Home building fund and
foe charity. Orgseizatiens are
a'k-d to keep this date -pen. For
information call Longfellow 8187.
The next meeting will take place
Nov. 12. at 1:70 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. A. Williams 101 Mt. Ver-
non, corner John R.

year. The first of a series of open
dances will be given Saturday
evening, Oct. 31, in the social hall.
The society has undertaken to
provide all necessary shrubbery ,
and trees for the grounds of the:
new building as its contribution to
the synagogue. More active par-I
ticipation in the other activities of
the synagogue is planned.
Among innovations introduced
this season is a dramatic commit.
tee whic h will off p o yr-
tions during the year. Plans call
for a one-act play in November.
Committee chairmen announced
by the president, Albert Gordon,
are: Program, Jacob Keidan; mem-
bership, Hanson Buchner; social,
Morton Weinberg; dramatic, Lil-
lian Weisman.

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