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A H' NDSOME, USEFUL GIFT!

For Christmas--one of the most appreciated Gifts Is a u•
se
fug, handsome Carafon Set—the newest and smartest thin g

crystal glasses with black base to match the black glass

.topper. Bright enamel colors contract with gleaming

A splendid

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Pint Canton Sets, with 10-Ihch tray and one crystal and

black glass, in many shades of polished enamel—$1330 to $15.

Mrs. Milton Kuttnaur of Chi-
cago boulevard, returned from a
visit to Philadelphia and Pitts-
burgh.

MRS. JULIUS PLISKOW
(Evelyn Grafman)

L. B. KING & CO.

The marriage of Miss Evelyn
Grafman, daughter of Mr. and
MI. and Mrs. Harold Schlesinger
Mrs. Abraham Grafman, to Julius
'BUILDING
I'liskow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char-, of the Whittier, entertained at a
family
dinner last Wednesday.
Ilea J. Pliskow, was solemnized at
Hotel Statler on Nov. 22.
Dr. Hugo A. Freund celebrated
his fiftieth birthday last Sunday,
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
Dec. 6. Sixteen of the family partic-
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CARNIVAL ON SUNDAY ipated in an elaborate birthday re-
The home Relief Society is past. A large group of friends
sponsoring its annuel carnival, railed at the residence, 52 Chicago
with Mrs. Charles Marienthal as boulevard, during the Afternoon and
Detroit's Oldest Manufacturing Jeweler
general chairman, at Hotel Stotler evening, to extend felicitations to
the celebrants. Mrs. D. 11eingarden
this Sunday evenime
Dancing, bridge and other novel of New York, aunt of Mrs. Freund,
came
here to take part in the joyful
attractions will be featured. Dave
Diamond will appear in person occasion. The day was augmented
PPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL
by
the
additional celebration of the
conducting his famous orchestra.
Al Turner, tenor, formerly with birthday of Richard, son of Dr. and
Now Offering Direct to the Public
Mrs.
Freund,
who reached
17 on
It. K. 0., will entertain. Delicious,
FINE JEWELRY & DIAMONDS
home-cooked foods will be served Dec. 2. Richard is a student at
(franbrook
and
he
and
sister,
Li-
a la cafeteria.
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The entire proceeds are used for sette, student at the University of
Michigan,
came
home
for
the
day
to
charitable purposes only. Organ-
izations are asked to take notice complete the happy family circle.

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of this affair. Clubs desiring to
attend in groups, phone for tickets
to Mrs. Chas. Marienthal, Longfel-
low 5761.
The Home Relief Society has
been operating in the city of De-
troit for the past ten years and
never before in its history has
there been such a demand for help
among the poor and sick.

FREDDIE
HORNSTEIN

NOW ONE OF

"BUD'S" BOYS

ISA KREMER COMES
HERE JANUARY 17

"Bud" Streng is happy to announce
the addition of Freddie to his sales
staff. The facilities of the Streng
organization are at the disposal of
his friends and clients. Call Freddie
at anytime and he'll be glad to dem-
onstrate the new 1932 Chevrolet.

Will Appear in Concert at Orchea.
tra Hall for First Time in
Three Years •

Streng Chevrolet Co.

Madison 3670

For the first time in three years,
Ira Kremer, internationally famed
singer of folk songs, will make an
appearance in Detroit, on Sunday
evening, Jan. 17, at Orchestra Hall.
Organizations are asked to reserve
this date and not to sponsor con-
flicting events.

Wyvern, honorary society for ju-
nior women at the University of
Michigan,. has initiated Miss Elsie
Feldman of l'ingree avenue. Miss
Jane Fecheimer of Montery avenue
was elected to the society last
spring. League activity points and
scholastic standing are taken into
consideration when choosing mem-
bers, Both girls are graduates of
the 1929 class of Highland Park
lligh School. Miss Feldman was
managing editor of the high school
paper and is now a reporter on the
Michigan Daily.

Adolph Freund intends to leave
on his usual annual journey to
Florida next Sunday. IIis plan is
to return home next June and to
spend most of his time in Nliami,

The Detroit Leland Hotel will
be-a lively place on New Year's
Eve when the Great Lakes Club,
the Excelsior Club and the Knoll-
wood Country Club will all gather
to usher in the new year. They
will have as their host, Otto
Schulz.

Miss Ruth Finsterwald returned
from a two week's visit with her
Mrs. D. Weingarten of New-
aunt, Mrs. Rachel Raphael, in Dav-
York, who came here to participate
enport, Iowa, and from a week's
stay in Chicago, where she was in the celebration of Dr. Hugo A.
Freund's fiftieth birthday anniver-
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Rozen
sary, was honored at a number of
(Dorothy Camin).
dinners and parties by relatives and
Mrs. Mildred G. Cohen of Eu- friends. Detroit nieces are Mrs.
clid avenue, was surprised by 25 Hugo A. Freund, Mrs. Harold E.
friends with a dinner party on Schlesinger and Sirs. Joseph Si.
Welt, Mrs. Weingarten is a guest
Dec. 3.
of Dr. and Mrs. Freund at 52
Sirs. Monroe Rosenfield compli- Chicago boulevard during her so-
journ
here,
mented Mrs. David Weingarten of

Hudson's Contract
Bridge Expert

Many of this group of listeners lunch
in the dining rooms and play bridge till
the time of the lecture, which is 3
o'clock, in the Georgian Room. Try
it yourself next Tyesday !

MRS. SOL WOLFT

sketches entitled
Song and Story."

Mosaic of

Miss Vincent, who has been ac-
claimed by critics throughout the
country, is a true diseuse—an ar-
tist who tells a story through song,
employing voice, music, pantornine
and costume, but always empha
sizing the story. Miss Vincent,
private life Sirs Cyrenius A. New- j
comb III., has studied voice cul-
ture and dramatic art since her
childhood, and later, opera also,
She has given unique recitals
throughout the East and since her
first appearance in Detroit two
years ago has been highly ac
claimed here. Critics compare her
favorably with Miss Raquel Mel-
len Her performance is especial.
ly considerable because she writes
, many of her own sketches. •

--• R.EMOVAL.

Miss Adelaide Nicolai will ac-
company Miss Vincent on the
piano. Tea will be served in the
social hall following the program:
Emend() Espero, the Little Red
Shoes, Flor de Te (Tea Blossom),
Nursery Rhymes, Clair de Lune
Miss Nicolai, The Penny That
Beauty Spent, Verduronette, Car-
lotta Maria Antonio Dirritto.
Sirs, Sol Wolfe is president of
the Sisterhood.

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ORCHESTRA HALL
Friday Evening, December 18

Victor
Chenkin

The Great
Singing Actor

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The theater performance spon-
sored by the Woman's Auxiliary
at Littman's I'eople's Theater Dec.
Hrs. finery Miller (Staab( Wink-
1, was successful. It attracted a
elman) a bride of Nov. It, was en-
, very fine and large audience. The
tertained
with the following: Oct.
Mr. 1111,1 Mrs. E. A. Bernstein of
program which was arranged by
Chicago boulevard entertained 14 17, SirsHerman Winkelman and Mrs. I. Margolis and her committee
guests with a buffet supper last Lillian Greenbaum were hostesses added to the interest of the eve-
at a hosiery shower; Oct. 21, Sirs,
Sunday.
ning. Mrs. Eva Pollack took charge
Henry Ostrow was hostess at a
of the "darling complimentaries."
Ruth C. Braman was a guest of linen shower; Oct. 24, the Misses
Robert It. Marwil, president of
Fannie Hurst, Jewish novelist, at Ruth Klugman and Ida Epstein the United Hebrew Schools, gave
were hostesses at a handkerchief
the Statler Hotel, December 7.
a timely address. lie encouraged
shower; Oct. 25, Slim Betty Graff
the women to continue their good
was hostess at a personal shower;
work and explained the purpose
Nov. 4, Miss Billie Winkelman
of the Woman's Auxiliary for the
was hostess at A personal shower;
maintenance of the buses of the
Nov. 22, Mr. and Mrs. Weisner
Hebrew schools and exhorted the
gave a dinner; Nov. 14, Miss Edith
patrons to join the auxiliary.
Lewis was hostess at a ,theater
The auxiliary thanks the general
party and Nov. 26, Sirs. II. Ostrow
was hostess at a dinner and theater public for its patronage, and ex-
presses
thanks to the ticket-com-
party.
mittee chairman, Mrs. Wolf Kap-
lan
and
her co-chairmen, Mrs. A.
Lambda Gamma Phi Sorority was
entertained by Miss Kay Lesser of I). Markson. Other members on
this
committee
were Mesdames S.'
Elmhurst avenue Dec. 4. The sor-
ority will give a bridge party at Jacobson, Julius Berman, Charles
Brody,
Harry
Cohen,
Abe Kasle, E.
the Taylor Manor on Dec. 18.
II. Lippitt, S. Munch, A. Preger-
Miss Mollie Ulanoff, daughter of son, A. Smilo, I. Shetzer, David
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulanoff of Friedman, Jacob Lattin, Robert'
2717 Glendale avenue, is sojourn- Nlarwil, E. Baron, I. Rosenthal, S.
ing in New York during the winter Schmidt, Mary Gordon, A. Knop-
, pow, Saul Saulson, J. IL Ehrlich,
season.
Esther Goldberg, Esther Solomon,
at the
Sirs. Dorothy Fuldheim, who A
is. B. Strasler and Maurice II.
to attend the Hadassah Zackheim, ex-officio Mrs. NI. II.
donor luncheon, will he the guest Zackheim is president of the auxi-
liary. Mrs. A. B. Strasler, public-
of Mrs. Louis Robinson.
ity chairman. The other members
• Sidney Si. Shevitz, son of Mr. on the program committee were:
Music by Jack Diamond and his Orchestra
land Mrs. .1. Shevitz, of 2220 At- Mesdames Louis Fineman, Max
DANCING—BRIDGE—OTHER NOVEL FEATURES
kinson, was among the recently Hayman and Abe Kook
Food will be served Cafeteria Style
I announced recipients of scholarship
awards for the current year at the
Admission 50c Per Person
L. A. S. AUXILIARY
Harvard Law School, where he
completing his legal studies. Upon
graduation next June, he plans to
return to Detroit to take the Mich-
The Detroit Auxiliary of the Los , —..—
igan Bar Examination.
• Angeles Sanatorium is undertaking
—
, its major affair of the year in the I
Showers are being given for Miss 'i, form of a bazaar.
i
Jean Dolensky, bride-elect of Dec.' oC
luonmt,m
,rittev,
(t- ,$)rka appointed
,, pespo
sincerely.
20. Mrs. Anna Rietsberg of Kip- „

New York with a family dinner
last Tuesday.

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On Monday, Dec. 14, at 2:30 p.
xi., the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El will be entertained by Miss Vio-
let Vincent, presenting a series of

"George Bernard Shaw," a bi-
Mrs. Hugo Freund, Mrs. Harold ography by the late Frank Harris,
Schlesinger and Mrs. Joseph %Vett is to he discussed by Mrs. Dorothy
will be joint hostesses at a lunch- Fuldheim in the next lecture, Wed-
eon on Saturday, Dec. 12, in honor nesday, Dec. 16, at 2:30 p. m., at
of their aunts, Mrs. David Wein- the Women's City ('lub. This lec-
garten of New York and Mrs. I. ture is open to the public.
B. Strauss of Ligonier, Ind.

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WILL APPEAR BEFORE
BETH EL SISTERHOOD

Included in the annual Who's
Who of the American Hebrew are:
Professor Moses Gomberg of Ann
Arbor, Milford Stern and Albert
Kahn of Detroit. Those listed in
Sirs. Estelle Sternberger of New this annual honor roll have either
York, speaker for the Council of distinguished themselves in their
Jewish Women last Monday, was professions or have received ap-
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph pointment and honors of merit.
Welt of Boston boulevard.

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
were hosts to a family dinner last
Thursday in honor of Mrs. David
Weingarten of New York.

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ling avenue entertained 30 guests put forth their best efforts to make
at a bridge linen shower, Dec. 1. this affair a suceess.
A midnight luncheon was served.
Unlike any other year this
this ha- '
1
Mr. and Sirs. J. II. Stiller, for- , , zaar will he interesting as some
merly of Detroit, have ken spend- novel and unusual features have
the
last
two
months
with
Mrs.
been
suggested
and
should
prove
I
ing
S. L. Miller's parents in Montgom- an incentive for the public to at-
cry, Alabama, and intend to re- fend'
, main in the South throughout the '
Properly credentialed commit-
1 winter, Mr. Miller will be remem- tees are now out collecting mer,
bereft by his many friends in De- chandise for this forthcoming ba-
I troit as having been active in many zaar and merchants are asked not
' club and social affairs. to turn them away empty handed.
A package at this time may help
A surprise birthday party was with one day's treatment and care'
given by Miss Bernice Jacob km- to those that need it. For detailed.
' wring Miss Lucille Schreiber on information call merchandise cap-
Saturday, Dee. 5. Bridge was the tains, Harry Rosenthal, 2951 West
diversion of the evening. A mid- Warren, 1Valnut 2219-W, or John
' night supper was served for 12 Skins. 2502 West Buena Vista,
couples. Arlington 3316-J.

The Haskalah Society met on
Sunday evening, Nov. 29, at the
, time of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H.
Zackheim. An instructive and in-
teresting talk, with demonstrations
, was given by Samuel Cashwan. ,
the sculptor. His topic was "Faces
in
Judge and Mrs. J. I.
ifflIm
Cany.
la- were welcomed as new
Imembers of the organization.

LODGE NO. 55 K. OF P

TO INSTALL OFFICERS

Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights
(if Pythias, will held its annual in-
stallation of officers at the lodge
rooms, 3153 Cass avenue, corner
Teterboro, at 8:30 p. m. on Sunday,
Dec. 20.
The installation cere-
monies will be followed by enter-

, Purity's Past Matrons' Club will tainment and (lancing. The public
sponsor a bridge-tea on Wednesday, and members are invited, and ad-
Jan. 6, at the Detroit-Leland Hotel. mission will he free.

Honoring the engagement of
Gift to U. H. S. Auxiliary.
their daughter, Miss Pauline Fish-
man, to Morris H. Berman, son of
A generous donation to the Wo.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Berman of 1971 man's Auxiliary of the United He-
r Grand avenue, Sir. and Mrs. Sinr- brew Schools is announced by Mr.
' ris Fishman of 2252 Gladstone and Mrs. Gerson Cass in memory
! avenue entertained CO people at an of the late Sirs. Herman Warren. ,
engagement party. Thanksgiving —
decorations were used throughout.

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Mrs. Srlomon Kreinson
Buf-
falo, N. Y., is the guest of her chil-
dren, Sir. and Sirs. Maurice II.
Zackheim of Calvert avenue.

Miss Ruth Rapport of Buffalo
skid the week-end at the home of ,
Sirs. Sam Cutler of Elmhurst ave.,
nue.

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