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DRESSES—Fourth Floor
INTERESTING AFFAIR
OF PURITY CHAPTER
PURITY
CHAPTER'S
No. 359, 0. E. S.
the Rainbow for Girls, under Miss
Mary Silver, worthy advisor, to
perform an exhibition initiation.
This will be presented at a regu-
lar meeting of the Eastern Star
on Monday, Dec. 28, at the East-
ern Star Temple 80 West Alexan-
drine, at 8 p. m.
A class of candidates, including
Geraldine Wagner, Pearl Pernik,
Florence Kutzen, Betty Kutzen
and Elsie Fischer, will receive the
degrees. This will be the first
time in which the Order of the
Rainbow will perform its work
formally for the benefit of the
Eastern Star. All Rainbow girls
are invited to attend. Mrs. Ann
Dec. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. John Abel (Ruth Alpert) of 2282 Tay Weinbeck, mother advisor, desires
to have all Eastern Stars as well
for avenue a son, Gordon Maxwell.
Dec. , 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Karp (Betty Ruth Ostrow), as Masons be present. She states
that this occasion will be especially
a son, Norman Mitchell.
a interesting to those who have
To Mr. and Mrs. B. Lerman of Chicago, formerly of Detroit,
never witnessed the ceremonies
daughter.
and confirming of degrees by the
Order of the Rainbow for Giirls.
Refreshments will be served.
New Year's Eve
Dinner Dance
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SARAH FIXLER, Euclid 4879
HANNAH HARVITH, Longfellow 5725
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ANNA ROSENBAUM, Hemlock 9224-W.
MORTON HACK, D. S. C.
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS
OFFICES FOR THE PRACTICE OF
CHIROPODY
501 STROH BLDG., 28 ADAMS WEST
RANDOLPII 7790
Make Your Reservations Now for the
DINNER DANCE
to be sponsored by the
Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization
NEW YEAR'S EVE
$2.25 per plate.
Century Moss Ballroom — 11 Moss Avenue
Includes Kosher Dinner catered by Mrs. Mack B. Weiss,
Dancing, Entertainment, Favors and 6 o'Clock Breakfast.
Make reservations at once as capacity is limited. Cali Mrs.
Le Vey, Garfield 0533.
THE AVRUNIN
DAY NURSERY SCHOOL
Under the Supervision of
MRS. CLARA AVRUNIN,
Director of Avrunin Camp
children are in charge of teachers specially trained
foe 'hie work.
The nursery is homelike 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 mid.ce at the nursery
can be made for • limited Dumber of children.
The
2754 COLUMBUS AVE.
Euclid 6684 or Hemlock 0998-W
NEW YEAR ACTIVITIES
PLANNED BY Y. W. H. A.
DONORS TO BRANDEIS
GOLDEN BOOK FUND
Enrollment in all classes at the
Additional donations to the Bran-
Y. W. II. A. are now taking place deis Golden Book Fund, in honor of
in preparation for the new term the seventy-fifth birthday of Su-
that will begin during the week of preme Court Justice Louis D. Bran-
Jan. 4. The courses given in the deis, were received from the follow.
charm class and the class in voice ing:
and speech will be repeated for
Morris Scharer, Morris Shatzen,
the new groups that enroll and Samuel N. Ileyman, Anna Landau,
those who have completed these and David S. Friedman.
courses during the first part of
A donation was received by the
the year will proceed to discussion Jewish National Fund Committee
course in "Culture Through the from Mrs. William Shostak in
Fine Arts." The bridge class, honor of her mother.
which is free for members, is ac-
The committee announces that it
cepting new registrations. ' The is considerably short of its quota
drama classes and the classes in or the Brandeis Golden Book Fund,
fencing both conducted by Mrs. and urges immediate remittance by
Claire Wickersham, are open for all who have received a direct ap-
new enrollments at this time. The t mat by mail.
class in gymnastics and basket-
ball, in conjunction with the clam
ZEDAKAH CLUB
in tap dancing, held a package
party at the close of their term on
The luncheon sponsored by the
Dec. 22, and sessions will be held
again after the brief New Year in- Sugar Loaf people for the Zedakah
chair-
termission. The new class in legal
stenography will have its opening men, Mrs. Marie Hyman and Mrs.
Esther Davis, are grateful to the
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durine
the
first
wee
meetin g, t
hostesses who co-operated.
of the new year. The Book Chat
Mrs. J. I. Ellman and Mrs. West
Club and the Child Study Club
will both continue following the gave a food shower for the Ze-
dakah
Club, and many needy
programs on which they have been
engaged. The speed shorthand families have been provided for
through
their noble deeds.
and typing classes will also start
The Zedakah Club is sponsoring
a new semester of work in pre-
a
get-together
party on Jan. 24,
serving their stenographic effici-
the place to be announced in the
ency.
next issue of The Chronicle.
The usual week-end social
Mrs. Rose Agree and Mrs. Ida
events at the "Y" continue with a Levin are giving a food shower
"Collegiate Night" on Saturday for the Zedakah Club to be held
evening, Dec. 26, planned and ar- at the Agree Talmud Torah, 121
ranged by the Babette Girls. This Rosedale, on Wednesday after-
is the last entry in the Saturday noon. Jan. 13, at 1:30 o'clock.
night party contest that has been Admission is a package of food.
in progress among the clubs dur- All organizations and interested
ing the months of November and individuals are invited.
Nadember. A prize of a buffet
Zedakah Club acknowledges do-
supper will be awarded to the club nations from Goodwill Club, K. of
whose party has been adjudged the P. Minnie Goodman Club, Rose
best by the staff of the "Y."
Greenbaum, Maurice Aronson
The fourth drama tea on Sun- and Moe Shapero.
day afternoon, Dec. 27, will bring
Mrs. Esther Davis of 2009 Ha-
to the guests three one-act plays, zelwood will be the next hostess
performed by the classes in dra- to the Zedakah Club, on Monday
matic art. The plays are "Living afternoon, Dec. 28, 1:30 o'clock.
Hours," by Arthur Schnitzler; Meetings will start promptly as
"Mannikin and Minnikin," by Al- specified.
fred Kreymborg, and "Two Slat-
terns and a King," by Edna St.
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
Vincent Millay. These teas may
be attended by members and non-
The Mother's Club committee of
members of the "Y."
the Music Study Club will present
The members of the classes in two programs on Saturday, Jan. 2,
dramatic art will be the hostesses and Wednesday, Jan. 6, before the
at the dance that will be held at Oakland Mother's Club and the
the "Y" on Sunday evening, Dec. West Warren Mothers Club.
27.
On Jan. 2, the program will be
Registrations for the class in presented by the following: Mrs.
golf are almost complete. This 11. Salzenstein, vocalist, with Mrs.
class made up of both young men Leo Weissman as accompanist;
and women, will meet on Thursday Miss Dorothy Fleisher, dancer, aac-
night at a professional golf school companied by Miss Maryan Fleish-
that supplies golf clubs and golf er.
balls to its pupils.
On Jan. 6, this program will be
The first games of the ping pong repeated, with the addition of read-
tournament will be played on Sun- ings by Mrs. Herbert Metz.
day afternoon, Jan. 3, in the recre-
Mrs. Louis Oppenheim is chair-
ation rooms of the "Y."
man of both programs.
In a clans in parliamentary pro-
cedure that is now being formed,
common errors and common prob. lems frequently met in conducing
meetings will be taken up.
The debating committee is now
engaged in drawing up rules for
the inter-club debating tourna-
ment that will be held late in Jan-
listen In This
uary.
The membership drive commit-,
tee on Wednesday evening, Dec.
23, in anticipation of the opening
of the drive on Jan. 1, will com-
plete plans for a New Year's pep
(at 2:15 P. M.)
party to be held on Saturday eve-
ning, Jan. 2.
Coast-to-Coast Broadcast
The next meeting of the House
Council will be Monday evening,
Dec. 28, at 8:30 o'clock.
Sunday, Dec. 27
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INVESTORS'
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Program Dedicated to
DETROIT
ALBERT COHEN
State Manager
JAZZ
A cocktail shaker,
Mixing our crazy emotions,
Our mad desires, our
Insane thoughts, into a
Wild and rhythmic beat.
—Edith Hartman.
JOE WEYER
I'urity Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, has invited the oft)-
cers of Purity Assembly, Order of
Births
The Snappiest Party of the Year
$7.94
Cantons
Solk Crepes
Paisley
Prints
Velvets*
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SUNDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17
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(and other important holiday occasions)
Wedding Calendar
ORCHESTRA HALL
Bet. Grand River and Clifford
For New Year's Eve
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adler of 10 West Parkhurst avenue announc
the engagement of their niece, Hilda Silverberg, to William R. Small '
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Small of 9617 McQuade avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dworkin announce the engagement of thei
R daughter, Frieda, to David Meth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meth.
,T. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Silver of 3260 Hazelwood avenue announce
1 the engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Joseph l'il, Sister, son
E of Mrs. I). Sisler.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Goldener of Cortland avenue announce the
.,:. engagement of their daughter, Sarah Ruth, to Ben Dorf, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Dorf of this city. Reception Sunday, Dec. 27, from 2
to 5 p. in. and 7 to 10 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Horowitz announce the engagement of
p ' their daughter, Elsie to Sam Feldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Feldman.
Dec. 27.—Miss Dorothy Garelick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Garelick of Glendale avenue, to Dr. Louis J. Stillman, son of Mr
and Mrs. I. Stillman of this city.
Dec. 27.—Miss Babs Hurwitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hurwitz, formerly of Rochester, N. Y., now of this city, to Ben-
jamin M. Cohen, son of Mrs. Lena Cohen of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dec. 27.—Miss Lillian Elizabeth Katz, daughter of Mr. and
a Mrs. Chaim Katz of 306 East Euclid avenue, to Chester Raymond
Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Ilarris of 2527 Blaine avenue.
H Reception at the Fort Wayne Hotel at 9 p. tn. No Cards.
Dec. 27—Miss Dorothy Florman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
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asiatinumiiivammatatininsimmarattiommitamthimmarimiuminonaisairaiiiiiaiannattatiR Florman of 2969 Sturtevant avenue, to Aaron A. Surgal of Chicago.
Ceremony y at 5:30. Reception at 8 p. m. in Italian Gardens of Book-
Cadillac Hotel. No cards.
Jan. 3—Miss Rose Steinberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Steinberg of 2994 Richton avenue, to Jacob Miller of 9511 Dexter
boulevard.
Jan. 3—Miss Kate Simons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Simons
of Clairmount avenue, to Irving Altman son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
The International Balladist
Altman of Duane avenue, at Congregation Mishkan Israel.
Jan. 3.—Miss Rebecca Miller, to Albert Schwartz.
Jan. 3—Miss Mabel Botvinick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Botvinick of 546 Hague avenue, to Morris Cohn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Cohn of 219 Ilague avenue.
Jan. 3—Miss Florence Coppersmith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .J.1
Coppersmith of 542 Woodland avenue, to Rubin Bagleman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Bagleman of 300 Kenilworth avenue.
FIRST DETROIT APPEARANCE IN THREE YEARS
Popular Prices
Jan. 10—Miss Jean Yvonne Boesky, daughter of Mrs. Bella
$75c, $1.00, $1.50
Boesky of Brush street, to Herman Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli .
Tickets Now at Boo Office
Columbia 4870
Miller, of Crystal Falls, Mich., at Detroit, Leland Hotel.
1413-47 WOODWARD AVE.
FRANK AND SEDER
Engagements
BEN BEY A. C. GIVES
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
The Ben Bey A. C. will hold a
New Year's Eve dinner-dance at
Webster Hall, Cass and Putnam,
in the main ballroom. There will
be noisemakers, favors for the la-
dies, a seven-course dinner, and
dancing until 7 a. m. Make your
reservations between now and Dec.
:to by calling Charles Wolok, Medi-
Ion 0643, or Sam Dubrinsky, Cad-
illac 4174.
ALTMAN'S RADIO HOUR
formerly of
EASTWOOD INN
announces the opening of
The Chi-
DIRECTLY IN BACK OF OLD EASTWOOD INN
EIGIIT MILE ROAD, NEAR GRATIOT
Saturday, December 26th
Serving those Delicious
Fish - Frog - Chicken - Steak
Dinners $1 5°
Broadcast From 1 to 1:30 p. m.
Every Sunday Over WMBC.
Hyman Altman, sponsor of the
Jewish radio hours on Thursday
night and Sunday afternoon, last
Sunday presented during his
btoadcast over station WMBC,
Judge Leonard Schemansky as
guest speaker.
Through the courtesy of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, David
Bernstein broadcast the latest
news of the week.
Next Sunday, from 1 to 1:30 p.
m., over station W61BC, during
Mr. Altman's Jewish Charity
Hour, Mandell Bernstein will
broadcast the news through The
Chronicle's courtesy.
This is the same Joe Weyer who was at one time manager
of the Phoenix Club and who as host of Eastwood Inn
served for many years a discriminating and appreciative
Jewish clientele those inimitably famous roadhouse
dinners. Those same dinners, together with the typical
Joe Weyer hospitality, will be available at The CHALET.
Your enjoyment of dinner here will be further intensified
by dancing to the music of a marvelous orchestra in a set-
ting of glamorous beauty.
DANCING :-: NO COVER CHARGE
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
The Young People's Society of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek en-
joyed one of its finest programs
at the meeting last Sunday. Ed-
win Moss, a member of the staff of
the Detroit Conservatory of
Music, furnished a musical illus-
tration of a talk given by George
1 A'eiswasser on "Tschaikowsky
and the Five," a group of Russian
composers. Mr. Weiswasser has
been music critic of the college
paper issued by the University of
Wisconsin. He handled the topic
in an interesting manner. Mr.
Moss rendered his selections,
among which was the "Andante
Cantabile." with rare technique
and skill.
An announcement was made
that future meetings would be
closed to all but members. Any-
one whose parents are members
of the synagogue are eligible to
membership in the association. It
is urged that anyone desirous of
becoming a member communicate
with either Miss Florence Levin
or Abe Satovsky before the next
meeting.
Among the events scheduled for
the coming meetings are talks by
two prominent Detroit men, • play
to be produced by the dramatic
group and presented the end of
January, "lie Picture Showe " •
novelty entertainment scheduled
JOE WEYER — GEO. IIUND
Proprietors
TELEPHONE
PINGREE 3559
TELEPHONE . . . . ROSEVILLE 113
New Year's Reservations
$5 PER PLATE
WINEMAN PLEADS
FOR PAYMENT OF
U. J. C. PLEDGES
"Urgent necessity for payments
on pledges due to the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign compels me to place
the situation squarely before our
contributuors," declared Henry
Wineman, chairman of the board
of governors of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, in a statement
to The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
"There is $60,211.33 outstand-
ing on pledges and due at the
present time. Our social agencies
are clamoring for their budgetary
allotments in order that they may
continue their work of succor and
mercy. We cannot continue to
provide for the hungry and the
sick the aged and the destitute
for Jan. 9, and several musical unless additional payments on
programs. pledges are forthcoming.
"At this time, since we are ap-
Theater Benefit for Con- proaching the end of the calendar
it might be well to point out
sumptive Relief Society 1 year,
that all payments on pledges to
on Jan. 6.
the Allied Jewish Campaign which
are paid before Jan. 1 are deduct-
The Detroit branch of the Jew- I ible from the federal income tax
Consumptive Relief Society of for 1931. Payments made after
Denver, Colo., will give a theatre Jan. 1 may not be deducted from
party at Littman, Peoples' Thea-1 the income tax for this year."
tre on Wednesday evening, Jan. 6.
Among the local agencies re-
The proceeds will be sent to Den- ceiving support from the Allied
ver to furnish a bed at the hospi-
Jewish Campaign are the Jewish
tal. Every large city is represent- Unemployment Emergency Coun-
ed, and the Detroit branch is mak- cil, the Jewish Old Folks Home,
ing an effort also to be represent-
Howe of Shelter, Mothers'
ed. There are several needy cases the
the North End Clinic (hos-
awaiting the help of the Detroit Clinic.
pitalization), and the United He-
branch.
brew Schools.
All those wishing to obtain tick-
ets should call Mrs. Canie Cohen,
chairman of the ticket committee,
Short is the road that leads from
Euclid 3020.
fear to hate.
Tickets may also be obtained at ,
the theater on the night of the i We cannot learn our lessons at
performance.
lour companion's expense. ,
The Sisterhood of Cong. B'nai Moshe
invite you to attend their annual
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
To be Held at their Hall
DEXTER AND LAWRENCE
10 COURSE HUNGARIAN DINNER
Professional entertainers, souvenirs, noise-makers. Music
all night by ■ Gypsy Jana Orchestra. $3.50 Per Person.
•
Detroit Free Burial Association
announce their
First Masquerade Ball
to be held at the
MASONIC TEMPLE
Saturday Evening, December 26
DOUBLE INDIAN ORCHESTRA
Tickers 150 Cents
PRIZES FOR THE BEST COSTUMES
An earnest appeal is made to the entire Jewish com-
munity to help the association by attending this affair.
Admission tickets are extremely nominal and each ticket
bought will aid us greatly In completing the extensive
charity work which we are called upon to do on actottot
of present conditions.
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