America's t fewisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE PlEVEITWIT 16WINI RONICLE I PURITY PLANNING FOR NEW YEAR EVE PARTY, Man, Oh, Man! Engagements The grand ball room of Hotel Plans for the Chord of Judea Stotler has been selected for the Symphony Concert to be held at fourth annual New Year's Eve din- the Masonic Temple, Sunday eve- ner-dance by Purity Chapter No. Mr. and Mrs. M. Abramowitz announce the engagement of the Dec. 20. are nearing comple- 359. 0. E. S. daughter, Esther, to Abraham 1Veckstein, son of Mrs. A. Weckstein ning, An able committee, headed by of Englewood avenue. Mrs. Sara Fixler and Mrs. Ann Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Ruth Specter, daughter of Mrs. J. Specter of Shady avenue, Pittsburgh, l'a., to Mr. Reuben Scholnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Scholnick of Detroit. Himelhoch's BRIDGE AND DANCE Given by the Equality Club Admission 50c. K. OF P. HALL, 3153 CASS AVENUE :P-RIZES—GOOD MUSIC—REFRESHMENTS munszustoononnixnuocomaannormommonamommissimmoniumszlia NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER DANCE Sponsored by $10 per Purity Chapter Couple No. 359 0. E. S. Hotel Statler Favors Unexcelled Cuisine — Entertainment for the Music by Ladies I DAVE DIAMOND'S ORCHESTRA DANCING UNTIL 4:30 A. M. For reservations call Euclid 4879, Hemlock 9224-W. Han- nah Harvith, Worthy Matron, Longfellow 5725. Everybody's Going to the DANCE Sponsored By Young Israel of Detroit as a Feature of its Mid-West Convention on Saturday Evening DECEMBER 26th STATLER HOTEL Are You? Admission 75c MANYA SCHOCHET HERE FOR 3 DAYS SHAAREY ZEDEK SINGING GROUP was dedicated to Chanukah, and the program arranged by the commit- tee was in keeping with the spirit of the festival. The guest of the evening was J. H. Ehrlich, who originally spon- s-ired this singing movement in De- troit, and who was called upon and gave an interesting talk in conne•- tion with the inauguration of the singing of traditional hymns, and who also gave n number of timely suggestions to the committee in charge of this activity. After the usual hour of singing, refreshments were served by the ladies' committee, following which a short period of folk singing was held. The next meeting will be held Saturday evening, Dec. 12, in the Shaarey Zedek synagogue, at 8:15 p. m. sharp. The public is invited. Sisters of Zion Mizrachi will give a Channukeh party which will in- clude refreshments, entertainment, and speakers, Wednesday evening, Dec. 18, at 8 o'clock, at Congrega- tional Emanuel, Taylor and 1Vood- rlw Wilson. Each member is urged to bring her husband and friends. • 4a 3153 Cass Avenue Catered by " Supper Club A La Russ* Full Course Kosher Di nn er—Dancing—Entertainment—Favors ions 53.50 Per Plate—Phone Glendule 9592 for R M6'it4i2 ''''''' ''''''''' 0 ' ----------------- The Old WANT A LIVE "Peppy" ORCHESTRA for NEW YEAR'S Eve? PHONE Cherry 8030 ... or Hemlock 5530-W CHARLEVOIX BLDG. Sweetest Dance Music in the City et Lowest Prices 65c & 75c ADOLPH TRAVERS 1 BUNGALOW RESTAURANT Orchestra Enterprises 1207 First National Bank Bldg. 2035-37 Park Avenue Now Feature a Full Course Dinrer I A dinner you would pay $1.50 for at any Downtown Hotel. Six Years in Business. Same Locution. Highest Quality Foods Our Motto Every customer ■ Satisfied Patron. )1: 4151 1111111MBIIMIMMUM 111111M , ■ Chronicle Want Ads Pay ALL FOR SEVEN-FIFTY PER PLATE Now get your gang together and mak. R once by Phoning Mt. Clemens 790 62 COLUMBIA EAST Just a Step from Woodward full Course Sunday Dinner $150 Convert 51.00 after 10 p. m. Andre Taloff::.Orchestra FOR DANCING Also ANDRE TALOFF In interpretation of Russian folk , songs twice nightly, 7:45 and 11:45. Make Reservations Now for Detroit's Gayest New Year's Eve Party SPECIAL RY'SSIAN ENTER- TAINMENT, RUSSIAN FA- VORS. FUN GALORE!! $15.00 Per Couple Phone Cadillac 9822-9823 speaker; Sunday, April 3, movie night, feature picture comedy and Shaarey Zedek news reel; Thurs- day, April 28, final meeting, stag smoker with many surprises. I The last meeting held in the so- cial hall of the congregation drew a crowd of 200 men who enjoyed a program of short addresses and talking motion pictures. One of the latter was a Palestinian travelogue. A social hour followed the meeting during which refreshments were served. Chanukah Party at Jewish Children's Home. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hack of St. Clair Shores were entertained by Dr. E. M. Sorock of Clairmount avenue, on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Davidson of . 1983 Edison avenue entertained Tuesday evening, Dec. 19, in honor of their grandparents, Mr. . and Mrs. Ilyman J. Bachrach, on the occasion of Mrs. Bachrach's eigth- tieth birthday. There were 40 guests present, all being relatives of the aged couple. , Mrs. Mitchell Kaplan of Palmer !avenue returned from Montreal, All preparations made for the where she visited with relatives. complete success of the Chanukah parties were justified by the results Alfred J. Ruby of Chicago spent of the affairs held in the home, a few days in this city last week. Saturday and Sunday evenings, Dec. 5 and 6. Mr. . and Mrs. Samuel Segal of The joy of the occasion was , igan avenue were honored at heightened by the presence of many their twenttieth wedding anniver- guests and the pleasure was sub- sary, with a surprise party given stantially accentuated by the gifts by their daughter, Frances, Nov. distributed among the children by 30. A buffet supper and bridge noble donors. Among hose present was enjoyed by 40 guests. were Samuel B. Kahn, president of the home; Mr. and Mds. Isaac Shot- Mrs. A. J. Levin and Mrs. Doug- zer, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz las Brown will be joint hostesses at and their son, Gabriel, Mr. and is luncheon for a few friends on Mrs. Maurice Safir and daughter. Dec. 16, at the Levin home at Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franklin, Michigan. Clark, members of Theta Mu So- roritv, members of the Babett Ntr. and Mrs. Earl Englander of Girls. ' Club, sponsored by Miss Ger- Sturtevant avenue returned from trade Rosenthal. a motor trip in the East. The home gratefully acknowl- edges the receipt of 45 boxes of Air, and Mrs. A. Weinstein of chocolate candies as donations of, Euclid avenue left for a motor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark of 3200 • trip to Cincinnati. Boston boulevard, 10 pounds of chocolates as a donation of Theta Miss Cecile Sacks of Chicago i. Mu Sorority, hooks and games from visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr. the Babett Girls' Club, and three and Mrs. Harry Cohen of Glynn boxes of Hershey bars from the Steele-Wedeles Co. of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller (Mit- zie Winkelman) left for Los An- Philosophical Society Hears geles. where they are making their home. Emery McLaughlin. Court. At the monthly meeting of the Detroit Philosophical Society Em- (Ty McLaughlin spoke on "The Life of Frances Bacon." At the next monthly meeting, which will take place at the home of Dr. R. Draws, 2950 Boston boulevard, Ralph G. Aronstam will talk on "Voltaire," Samuel Shoargel in Concert at Institute of Arts. --- Friday evening, Dec. Di, Samuel -Et THE AVRUNIN DAY NURSERY SCHOOL a Under the Supervision of MRS. CLARA AVRUNIN, Director of Avrunin Camp The children are in charge of teachers specially trained for this work. BRANDEIS GOLDEN BOOK QUOTA NOT The y is home-like and comfortable, with • large yard where the children enjoy the sun and air. Lunches prepared carefully, under direction of • dietician. Afternoon naps in airy, sunny rooms. Arrangements for permanent residence at the nursery can be made for • limited number of children, YET SUBSCRIBED Appeal for Contributions Renewed by Chairman of Local Committee. 2754 COLUMBUS AVE. Euclid 6684 or Hemlock 0998-W With the local quota for the I Justice Louis D. Brandeis Golden 'Book inscriptions not yet reached by Thursday, Mrs. I'hilip Slomo- vitz, 3272 Monterey, chairman of 1111111111144311113111111111:1111111111111111111=18111111111 the local committee, urges those who desire to be included in the Brandeis Honor Roll to mail their checks at once. The following have thus far B joined the Brandeis Honor Roll: ' Max Lieberman, D. W. Simons,: E Mrs. D. W. Simons, Harry Cohen, Judge Charles C. Simons, Ilimon Kaplan, Aaron Kurland, Mrs. Aaron Kurland, Mr. and Mrs. Sol B., Lifsitz, Leon Kay, Moe F. Good- man, M. Michlin, Robert Marwd, William Hoffman, Dr. David Selig- Son, Abraham Jacobs, Eva Pollack, Mrs. I. Margolis, Simon Shetzer, Philip Slomovitz, Mrs.• Philip Slomovitz, Meyer Beckman, Maur- ice Landau, A. 111, I'regerson, Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Jeanettte Si. Steinberg, Morris Griborn, Rabbi ,p R. Hurvitz, Bernard Isaacs. Level Headed People Buy y s. FURNITURE g ABRAMSON'S B SOCIETIES CALLED BY YIDDISH THEATER TO CONFER MONDAY Gifts to Jewish Social Serv- ice Bureau Honoring Anniversaries. IS The Jewish Social Service Bu- reau wishes to acknowledge receipt of a contribution from Alr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman and Mr. and Airs. ef . ' Andrew Wineman to the Jewish Unemployment Emergency Council in honor of the fiftieth wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Airs. Adolph Sloman. It also acknowledges receint of a contribution to the Jewish l'nom. pleyment Emergency Council from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman in honor of the birthday of 1)r. Hugo 0 Freund. Why? 1. Furniture of unquestionable quality has always been sold in this store. 2.. No sensational advertising of inferior :t merchandise has ever been attempted. N 3.. Savings are always assured at no sac- rifice to quality. Abraham I.ittman, manager of l.ittman's Yiddish People's Thea- ter, has called all Detroit Jewish organizations to attend a confer- ence at Littman's hall, Twelfth and Seward, at 9:30 p. rn. this Mon- day. Mr. Littman states that organ- LI izations atttending this conference will find means of benefiting their groups and at the same time aiding the theater, and he makes an ur- hi gent plea that all societies send P delegates. The proof of our statements is simple and within the grasp of all—carefully compare the quality and values offered with that obtainable at any recognized Quality store. The result will be enlightening. Your effort in many instances surprising. See Us Before You Buy OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS S. O. Abramson Furniture Co. 9316.22 OAKLAND AVENUE FOI11ilail IM1111i E:11111E01151091 11111114131111iS.i11111'111;11T ,11 ■ 1111i1rMICIO E IIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111 11111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111E FRANK & SEDER r) .1.!•' I -=- 41111111• ■ • Friday evening, Dec. 25, has been chosen as the date for the annual winter formal of the Gam- ma Epsilon Stu, at the Everglad e Club. SPECIAL SALE r Mrs. Katie Sacks returned to he home in Chicago, after a ‘1 , :t with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of = Glynn Court. 7-2 Samuel Kellman, vice-presid of Young Israt•of Jamaica. L. and field secretary of the Mizrachi Youth 5"ement America, is r Shpargel, official accompanist of guest in the city. the Detroit lialevy-liazomir Sing- ing Society, will participate in the weekly concert given at the Detroit Samuel Sorin Recital Sunday Institute of Arts. As an active member of the De- Aft ernoon. E. - -. troit Halevy-Hazomir anci as an in- dividual performer, Mr. Shpargel Dr. Mark Gunzburg will present =— shown himself to be one of the Samuel Sorts in a piano recital at • (7- - outstanding pianists in the city. in his studio, 477 West Kirby avenue. this Friday's concert he will appear . Sunday. Dec. 13, at 4 p. m. - -Z in company with the following other His program, the same as pm- = well known artists: Mr. and Mrs. pared for the auditions given by — .• .. G. Beaume, John Wummer, Walter the Detroit Symphony Society, will Poole. include the Caprice Burlesque by!- Mr. Shpargel and Ossip Gahrilowitsch, me will play Mendetssohn's Con- certo for violin by G I ions at ES' ==•— Zifil 11111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111110111111/1111111111111MMIIR Bella, PLANNING EVENTS NEW YEAR'S EVE HARRY KALETSKY avenue, to Midnight Dinner, a Night's Lodg- ing, a Mineral Bath, Breakfast, Danc- ing, Entertainment, Favors and Noise- makers. Barrels of Fun. Births KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL Secretary and Steward at Knights of Pithias Max and Joe Elkin have prepared an event that wi!! remain one of your most cherished memories—just take a glance at this program: Dec. 20—Miss Jean Dolinsky, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Siorri Dolinsky of Holbrook avenue to Sidney Freed, son of Mr. and Mrs Jacob Freed of Blaine avenue, at Congregation Ahavath Zion. Dec. 27—Miss Dorothy Florman, daughter of Mr. and Ntrs. Sam Florman of 2969 Sturtevant avenue, to Aaron A. Surgal of Chicago. Ceremony at 5:30. Reception at 8 p. at. in Italian Gardens of Book- Cadillac Hotel. No cards. Jan. 3—Miss Mabel Botvinick, daughter of hi r. and Mrs. David EMMA LAZAROFF SCHAVER Botvinick of 546 Hague avenue, to Morris Cohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. lion. The Chord of Judea, the Joseph Cohn of 219 Hague avenue. only musical organization of its Jan. 3—Miss Florence Coppersmith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. kind, has contributed, on ninny or- Coppersmith of 642 Woodland Rubin Bagleman, son of casions, proof of its ability and Mr. and Mrs. David Bagleman of 300 Kenilworth avenue. has gained favorable criticism in helping many other organizations. Jan. 10—bliss Jean Yvonne Boesky, daughter of Mrs. William Klein is president of the I Boesky of Brush street, to Herman Miller, son of Mr. and Airs. Eli organization. Miller, of Crystal Falls, Mich., at Detroit, Leland Hotel. To add color to the program, vocal quartet will be featured. The Shubert Serenade, one of the Selec- tions they will sing, features Miss Emma Lazaroff Scheyer, soprano, who is well known through her concert appearances. I Make plans now to attend the DINNER at the DANCE MT. CLEMENS, MICH. eph Newman, arranged for dance music by Dave Diamond's Orches- tra. Other essentials of a success- ful New Year's Eve party, includ- ing favors for the ladies, enter- tainment, noisemakers and a splen- did dinner are included. Reserva- tions are now being taken by Mrs. Selina Rosenblolt, Longfellow, 2258, or any of the officers. Friends are invited to attend. On Monday evening, Dec. 14, there will be an old-fashioned hard time party at the 0. E. S. Temple. Dec. 7—To Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Levin (Dorothy Krolikt Members and friends are invited. a son. Dancing, games and cards will be Dec. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rhinefeld of Whitmore Road pr ovided. Prizes will be given for a daughter, Carol Jean. the most original costumes. Re- freshments will be served and bridge prizes supplied for every table. A short business meeting will be held Monday evening, Dec. 28, following which the Purity's Rain- bow Assembly will exemplify de- grees for the benefit of Eastern Stars and Master Masons, Numerous Affairs are An- The Coterie Club will entertain nounccd by Entertainment with a food shower and bridge on Committee. Wednesday evening, Dec. 16, at the home of Miss Shirley Katt, 1533 An interesting program of events Atkinson avenue. Baskets of food for the coming year is planned by will be distributed among needy Nlanya Sehochet, noted Palestine the Men's Club of Congregation families. labor leader, will arrive in Detroit Shaarey Zedek. for a three-day stay on Tuesday, The social and entertainment Mrs. C. Dunsky of Elmhurst ave- Dec. 15, and will address the Chat- committee is composed of Charles nue entertained at a dinner in utzos at the Farband Folkshule. Agree, chaiiman, Alex Schreiber, The Chalutzos report that the co-chairman, Max Keidan, II. H. honor of Miss Ruth Rapport of Buffalo, fiancee of Michiel Fein. dance last Sunday was a success. Prince, Morris Robinson, Carl Sha- berg. litt, Barney Smith and I. E. Wein- garden, and the chairman has an- Rabbi and Mrs. Si. 'Fischer an- nounced the following planned nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their events: youngest son, Bernard Doh, at the Sunday, Dec. 27, midnight lunch; The regular weekly meeting of Thursday, Jan. 21, dinner meeting, morning services on Saturday, Dec. the congregational singing group, catered dinner, entertainment, in- 19, at Congregation B'nai Moshe. was held in the social hall of Shaa- teresting prominent speake r; At the last meeting of the Michi- rey Zedek Dec. 5, in charge of M. Thursday, Feb. 11, father and son H. Zackheim, chairman of the com- banquet, dinner, entertainment, gan Chiropodists Association Phys- mittee. Owing to the indisposition speaker; Thursday, Feb. 25, regu- ical Therapy conference, Tuesday of Rev. F. Zaludko•ski, harry lar meeting, talkies, buffet lunch; evening, Dec. 10, in the Book Cad- Cohen was in charge of the singing Sunday, March 13, dinner-dance, illac hotel, Drs. Otto and Louis of traditional zmirtdhs, and he floor show; Thursday, March 24, Weiss were the lecturers. Their proved to be an able assistant. dinner meeting, catered dinner, en- subject was "Sinusoidal Tech- This meeting of the singing group tertainment, interesting prominent nique." Sisters of Zion Mizrachi Cha- nukah Party Dec. 16. at the Olympia Hotel Dec. 16—Miss Esther Ruth Plotkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Plotkin of Yorba Linda I'ark, Birmingham, Mich., to Adria! David Rosen, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Rosen. MRS. JOSEPH NEWMAN ----. AT THE 1 Wedding Caiendar Fil L111011111111111111111InniP11111P1111111111111111!1111111:11[11111:1111111111:1111111111111111111111111!1[111n: gormilinl i1111'11 111:1111:111:111111111:111111111111 ,11:101111111111111111111111119111111 Rosenbaum, assisted by Mrs. Jos- ANNUAL ell a ke Whoopee Will, Us! EVE Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman of 2252 Gladstone avenue announce engagement of their daughter, Pauline, to Morris H. Berman, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Berman of 1974 Grand avenue. The wedding date has been net for June 1, 1932. Hundreds of hand-picked gifts for women are displayed in one convenient booth, just inside the Washington Boulevard entrance. And the prices make little budgets BIG! Quick service smart wrappings . . . Come in today. FOURTH -- 7 - = Mr. and Mrs. S. Ginsberg, of 3944 Tuxedo avenue announce the engagement of Mrs. Ginsberg's brother, Michel Feinberg, to Miss Auth Rapport, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Rapport of Buf- falo, N. Y. Men's Buying Booth at Himelhoch's Saturday Eve. Dec. 12 =_41IIIINIIImmiiiilimminimmullillmIlimlillumn: • . NEW YEAR'S It's time to take that Christmas List to the-- , I I QUARTET FEATURED IN JUDEA CONCERT of has a- 1,500 Men's High Quality Mufflers $ 19 Nothing So Fine in the City at The beautiful silks, brocades and rayons in these mufflers Are from practically every country in Europe and the best mills of this country. At $1.19 they FAR, FAR BELOW their usual prices. are "Hansen's" Imported Capeskin Gloves $1 94 , A wonderful fine quality.. Wool lined capeskin., of $2.50 and $3 value, wrist strap or gasp button styles. Black, tan or shadow colors. --. P-_ — Madame Beau- and Passayu.,g MEN'S STORE—Entire Second Floor lia Op Dohna y , and the and piano. I Concer to . 6 by abriel Pi er e. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 _ 1111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIQ -2.