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Mr. and Mrs. David Si. Sidder of Calvert avenue announce th
to Dr. David Seligson
Annual January
Sale of Lingerie
begins.
Saturday, January 2
Biggest and Best yet!
Values you can't afford to miss in fine
lingerie of pure dye French crepes and
satins. See the negligees values, too!
Lingerie and Negligees Main Ebner.
engagement of their daughter, Constance Ruth,
son of Abraham Seligson of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evalk of 209 Connecticut avenue, Ilighlam
l'ark, announce the betrothal of their slaughter, Constance, to Sidney •
Weinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weinberg of 2275 Culvert avenue.'
Sir. and Mrs. Henry Greenberg, of 9052 Cascade avenue an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Rose, to Sam hampner,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. David Kammer of Pontiac, Mich.
Wedding Calendar
Jan. 3.—Miss Rebecca Miller, to Albert Schwartz.
Jan. 3—Miss Mabel Botvinick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Potvinick of 546 Hague avenue, to Morris Cohn, son of Mr. and Sirs.
liseph Cohn of 219 Hague avenue.
Jan. 10—Miss Jean Yvonne Boesky, daughter of Mrs. Bella ,
Boesky of Brush street, to Herman Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli!
Miller, of Crystal Falls, Mich., at Detroit, Leland llotel.
A New Year
and a New Place to Eat
Boesky Bros.' most modern and beautiful restaurant,
located in the heart of the downtown district, has won
the approval of ■ all Detroit. The excellent food the
cheery, comfortable atmosphere, has attracted the atten-
tion of the most particular epicurean and it is already
established as Detroit's favorite dining rendezvous. In.
elude a visit to Boesky's among your New Year's reso•
lotions.
son.
Dec. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. John Surath (Sylvia Stolarsky) of 2953
Leslie avenue, a son, Arnold Mitchell,
Dec. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Casper C. Cutler (Shirley Friedman)
of Calvert avenue, a daughter, Margery Thelma.
THE GRILL ROOM—on the main
floor — table service day and night.. De-
troit's Smartest Dining Room.
THE PINE ROOM—on the lower floor
table service until 1 in the morning.. Beau-
tiful Atmosphere!
THE CAFETERIA—on the lower floor
—self-serve—equipped for speedy service
and comfort!
THE DELICATESSEN counter—on the
main floor—Finest delicatessens, our own-
baked pastres, and home-made salads to
take out!
BOEIKVS
DELICATffIEN.RESTAURANT • CAFETERIA
1130 GRIP VOLD
Between State and Michigan
LITTMAN'S pEOPLE'S THEATRE
Edwin Relkin and Z. Weintraub Present for
FRIDAY NIGHT—SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
'
Matinee and Evening, Jan. 1-2-3.
The Well-Known, Genial Artist
MAX GABEL
Postively the last five performances
In His Great Success
NOBLE INSTINCTS
Littman
Company will assist our guest artist.
New prices now in effect—Matinees 75c,
GOOD NEWS!
50e, 25.; Ni.r•hts $1, 75e, 50c.
Don't Forget Tuesday Night Jan. 5
Testimonial
evenin0
for our beloved hlislia Fisbson
The Father of Buenos Aires
by Karalenko will be played
SEMET-SOLVAY COKE
Yields Extra
heat value at no extra cost
Extra abundant Heat
Extra Clean Heat
Extra Ease in Firing
Extra Ease in Regulating
Extra Clean to Handle
Extra Satisfaction
Extra High Value per Dollar
Spent for Fuel.
Phone us that order today or ask
for one of our salesmen to call
PHONE: WHITTIER 9200
of Junior Hadassah, young wo-
men's Zionist organization, at the
Ilotel New Yorker. A committee
from the convention, headed by
Miss Sibyl Soroker of Boston, as-
sociate editor of the Jewish Ad-
vocate, met him at the pier. Ile
was welcomed at the hotel by Miss
Frances Day Lesser. national presi-
MAX GABEI HERE
FOR 6 MORE DAYS
tration. The following officers
were elected:
President, Sulamith Schwartz.
Brookly; vice-presidents, Esther
Brill, Chicago; Dorothy Finkel.
stein, Columbus; Mary Frank,
Chattanooga, and Edith Schad,
Brooklyn; treasurer, Esther Levy,
New York; secretarp, Teka Flax,
Brooklyn,
Purity's Past Matron's Club
Holds Bridge-Tea.
FRANK AND SEDER
1 - 113 TO 1.117 WOODWARD AVE.
Between Grand River and Clifford
Spend $13.94—Look Your Loveliest!
Appears in 'Noble Instincts;'
Yiddish Playhouse Re-
duces Prices.
Dresses
As NEW as the
New Year!
43694
"Selo Liebeslied" at Little
Cinema Theater.
"Sein Liebeslied" ("His Love
Song") a new German screen
operetta, which is to open at the
Little Cinema Theater Saturday,
was made by the same creators of
the sensationally successful first
German screen operetta, "Zwei
Herzen in Ys Takt" ("Two Ilearts
in Waltz Time") in the Tobis Stu- ,
chits in Berlin.
"Rein Liebeslied" is a musical
romance of gay Munich against
the colorful background of Ba-
varian music halls and beer gar-
dens.
It was directed by the distin-
guished German-llungarian mega-
phoner, Gems von Bolvary. The
music was written by the famous
Viennese composer, Robert Stolz.
port of four Palistinian projects
and $15,000 will be for adminis-
he continued, "I would say with
all resnect to the Red Cross that
it is greater, because wherever the
Purity's Past Matrons Club will
Red Cross is mentioned, there is
some association with the idea of holds bridge-tea on Jan. 6 at the
war. 'lint with Hadassah, there is Detroit-Leland llotel. There will
only the idea of peace.
be refreshments and prizes. Mrs.
The convention, which closed R. B. Stralser is president. For
Tuesday night, approved a budget reservations call Mrs. S. Rosen-
of $90,000 for 1932. Of the to- blatt, Longfellow 2258.
Births
Dec. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Elson of 9321 Detxer boulevard,'
a daughter, Leah Nora.
Nov. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Margolis of 2014 Blaine ave.,
Lae, a daughter, Roselyn.
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Mr. Sokolow congratulated the
delegates, who represent more
than 150 cities, in their "great
Tells Convention Work is Vi- achievements" and encouraged
tal to Zionism; Approve
them to "greater achievements."
From the "bunion non-sectarian,
$90,000 Budget.
universal point of view," he said,
Hadassah performed one of the
NEW YORK.—Less than half
"greatest works of all time."
an hour after leaving the S. S. Ma-
•
"n we comp
Tuesday, Nahum Sokolov known institution, the Red Cross,"
addressed the annual convention
tat, $75,000 will go for the sup-
'dent of Junior Hadassah, and in-
troduced by Emanuel Neumann,
American member of the World
Zionist Executive.
Max Gabel, nationally known
Feb. 14—Miss Miriam Ellen Kamin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Jewish star, will appear here in
Si. Kamin of 1303 Seward, to Alfred E. Lakin, son of Mrs. Ida Lakin'
tive more performances, this Fri-
and the late Sam Lakin. •
day night, Saturday and Sunday
matinee and evening, in "Noble
Instincts." The entire cast will
. assist him in this production at
Littman's Yiddish People's Thea-
ter Twelfth and Seward.
I Abraham Littinan manager of
, the theater, announces reductions
Dec. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pollock (Laura Chesluk), a in prices of seats of from 25 to 50
son, Maynard Leon.
cents, to het pmeet the present
Dec. 21—To Sir. and Mrs. I. Ernest Sachs (Anne Fogelson), a emergency.
Dec. 17—To Sir. and Mrs. Edgar Brandin' (Winona Karpp) a
daughter, Mary Frances.
Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Goldsmith (Kitty Wexler) of
3200 Boston boulevard, a daughter, Roberta llelene.
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Mrs. Ida Greenberg, of Buffalo,
N. Y., formerly of Detroit, is
spending the week of New Year
with her family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Blatnikoff en-
Ieel Oiled over t 10 guests at the
Club Exchange on Saturday, Dec.
28, in honor of their twentieth
Mr. and Mrs. I. Finkelstone announce the engagement of their.
wedding anniversary. Vocal solos
daughter, Ida, to Arthur Gilbert, Son of Sirs. S. Gilbert.
were sung by Mrs. B. Lachs, who
was accompanied by Mrs. S. Mey-
ers. Saul Rose was toastmaster.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. Katz of 98 Wi-
nona avenue, Highland Park, went
by airplane to Cleveland to spend
the week-end and while there at-
Jan, 3—Miss Rose Steinberg, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Abruhap tended the wedding of their
Steinberg of 2994 Richton avenue, to Jacob Miller of 9511 Dexte
cousin, Andrew Gantz, of Detroit,
boulevard.
to Miss Julia Schwartzenfeld of
Jan. 3--Miss Kate Simons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. Simon. •('tevelund.
of Clairmount avenue, to Irving Altman son of Sir. and Mrs. E
Altman of Duane avenue, at Congregation Mishkan Israel.
Jan. 3—Miss Florence Coppersmith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. •
Coppersmith of 542 Woodland avenue, to Rubin Bagleman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Bagleman of 300 Kenilworth avenue.
Him e l h o c h's
Played for 40 weeks in New York. The entire
SOKOLOW PRAISES
JUNIOR HADASSAH
Priced in accordance with our
famous underselling policy!
LOVELY PRINTS , . . enchanting in
either light or dark backgrounds.
TAILORED SILK CREPES . . . that
have caught the dazzling newness of
the Spring mode!
Sir. and Mrs. Jake Brown, Miss
Harriett Brown, Mr. and Sirs. John
Freilich and daughter Janyce, all
of Chicago; Harris Cohn of Buf-
POTASHN ICK—COOP ER
falo, Sir. and Mrs. William Gott-
Mr and Mrs. harry Cooper an- lieb of Milwaukee, and Ben Edel-
nounce the marriage of their stein of Sit. Clemens.
daughter, Freda Edith, to Dr. Ben-
jamin R. Potashnick, son of Mr.
FREED—DOLINSKY
and Sirs. Simon Potashnick, which
The marriage of Miss Jean Do- Zedakah Club to Form Jun-
took place at the home of their
linskv, daughter of Sir. and Mrs.
ior Group.
son and daughter-in-law, Mr and
Morris Dolinsky, and Sidney
Mrs. Grace Zellman of 1935
Mrs. David Cooper, Dec. 23.
F reed, son o r. and rs. Jaco b Clairmount is sponsoring a Junior
The marriage service was read Freed, was solemnized at Congre-
Zedakah Club for girls ranging in
at 4:30 in the afternoon and was gation Ahavath Zion, Dec. 20.
ages from 14 to 18. For informa-
followed by a dinner for 50 guests.
Miss Rae Dolinaky attended her
An arch of smilax with palms and sister and Mark Friedman per- tion call Euclid 8611-Al.
Sirs. Rose Agree, Sirs. Ida Levin
ferns banked at the sides and back, formed the duties of best man.
DRESSES—Fourth Floor
W and Sirs Gertrude Gordon are
and tall candelabra with ivory
Dinner and dancing for 125 giving a food show for the Zeda-
tapers formed a lovely setting for guests followed the ceremony, af-
the ceremony. Dr. Leo Si. Frank. ter which Mr. and Sirs. Freed left kah Club on Wednesday after-
, noon Jan. 13, at the Rose Agree
lin officiated.
for a trip to Montreal.
Talmud Torah, 121 Rosedale
Miss Cooper wore a frock of
Court. Admission will be a pack-
white coca) lace and a large pie.
LIEBERWITZ—MALTZMAN
' age of food.
ture hat of horsehair, with a nar-
Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Saltzman
The Zedakah Club acknowledges
row band of turquoise blue vel- announce the marriage of their donations from Moe Shapero, Rose
vet. Her corsage was fashioned of daughter, Ida, to Maxwell D. Lich. Greenbaum, the weekly donation
calla lilies. Sirs. Harry Cooper erwitz, son of Sir. Samuel Lieber- from the Goodwill Bridge Club
and Mrs. Simon Potashnick were wits. The wedding ceremony
and the Knights of Pythias.
attired in black, wearing gar- took place Sunday, Dec. 20, at
Sirs. Sylvia Shapero of 3230
denias.
Temple Beth El. A reception was Calvert will be the next hostess to
Miss Jean Blair was her only held at the home of Sir. and Sirs. the Zedakah Club, meeting on
attendant, dressed in Persian David Lieberwitz of Tuxedo ave- Monday afternoon, Jan. 4, 1:30
green crepe with brown fox and nue. Sir. and Mrs. Lieberwitz are
'clock ,
brown accessories. Joseph G. spending their honeymoon in Chi-
Aller performed the duties of best cago. Upon their return they will Gift to Brandeis Golden Book
he at home to their friends as 2745
man.
Fund.
Dr. and Sirs. Potashnick are Cortland avenue.
spending their honeymoon in
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Jew-
SCHOLNICK—SPECTER
Cleveland, where they will attend
ish National Fund this week made
Announcement is made of the a contribution to the Brandeis Gel-
the l'hi Delta Epsilon medical fra-
ternity convention. They will be marriage of Miss Ruth Specter, ' don Book Fund.
• t home 637 Leicester Court, after daughter of Mrs. J. Specter of
Shady avenue' Pittsburgh, Pa., to
Dec 30.
Michigan Theater.
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Reuben Scholnick, son of Sir. and
"Ladies of the Big House " with
Sirs. Jacob Scholnick of 3325
SURGAL—FLORMAN
Sylvia
Sidney, charming star of
Amid a bower of palms in the Webb avenue, Detroit.
"Street Scene" and "An Ameri-
The bride wore a suit of rust
Italian Gardens of the Book-Cad-
can
Tragedy"
in the leading role,
illac Hotel, on Sunday, Dec, 27, cloth, trimmed with white lynx. is the powerful dramatic screen at-
Rabbi Leon From read the nup- Her accessories were of brown and traction now showing at the
tials that united in marriage she were a corsage of white gar- Michigan Theater during its New
Dorothy II. Florman, daughter of denias.
Mr. and Sirs. Scholnick sailed on Year's program.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Florman of
I
Sturtevant avenue and Aaron 'A. the Empress of Australia on a
Fisher Theater.
cruise of the West Indies, and
Surgal of Chicago, ill.
upon their return will make their .
A giant stage show revue, one
The bride wore a Paton gown
home in Pittsburgh.
• of the motion picture surprises of
of white satin and carried a bou-
the season, and a lavish orchestra
quet of gardenias and lilies-of-the
BETTER—BERNSTEIN
production, comprise the three big
valley. Mrs. Dan Mendelson, of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernstein of hits of the program new showing
Chicago, who was matron of
Collingwood avenue announce the at the Fisher Theater, "This Reck-
honor, wore a blue satin gown and
marriage of their daughter, Rae, less Age," with a great all-star
carried pink roses. The brides-
to Samuel Better of LOS Angeles. cast of players, is the special New
maids were Miss Eleanor Florman,
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Year's screen attraction.
sister of the bride, and Miss liar-
MARCUSE—WEINBERG
rittt Brown of Chicago, niece of
Mr. and Sirs. A. S. Weinberg of
R-K-0 Downtown.
the groom. Miss Florman's gown Hague avenue announce the mar-,
Having brought "big time" vau-
was chartreuse crepe and she car- riage of their daughter, Sylvia, to
ried yellow talisman roses. Miss Philip Robert Marcuse, son of Sirs. deville hack to Detroit last week in
brown wore a pink satin gown and Julia Niarcuse of Burlingame ave. a successful manner, the It-K-0
Downtown Theater is offering an-
she carried a bouquet of pink nue, on Friday. Dec. 25.
other superb show on the stage this
. ■■ •••,111
roses.
week, with Bill Robinson, world - fa-
• Mrs. Sam Harman, mother of
mous dancer, as the featured head-
the bride wore a black satin gown
encrusts,' with rhinestones and
liner. Robinson is appearing ith
ESTABLISHED 1887
pearls. She wore a shoulder bou-
is "Hot From Harlem" revue, is
Mr. and Mr.. Norman Borkner of
quet of gardenias.
ssisted by 25 talented stars, and
Dwight street have as their Rom'. for
The ushers were Darwin Leve- the Wf•ell. Mr. Buckner's Mere., Miriam provides one of the most unusual
n= of Cleveland and Myron Alex- and Dorothy Weinher', daughter. Of Mr. 1 ills of variety.
and Mrs. Sam Weinberg of Saginaw
ander of Chicago. Babette, Sallie Slichitran.
and Shirley Marks attended Miss
Mr., Celia Illoommen and email datith-'
Florman as flower girls, all wear- ter. Barbara. loft recently to spend the
ing ping chiffon dresses and carry. winter in Miami. Florida.
ing baskets of rose petals.
Mr. and Mr.. Jerome J. Edeletein sod
Dinner was served to 70 guests children. Lloyd. Paul and Sandorf of De-
in the Crystal Ballroom, followed troit. *pent the week•end with Mr. and
Mm. M. Kollin of Dwitrht street. Mr.
by a reception for friends and rela- and Mrs. Ben Elhlime entertained armor
tives. After • honeymoon to of friend. at their home on Fast hemmed.
Road for the plea rare of Mr. and Mrs.
Miami Beach, Fla., Cuba and Ha- Edel.teln.
vana, Mr. and Mrs. Surgal will
tic. •nd Mr.. C,«,rge - s. Wei.. of Mo.
make their home in Chicago.
hawk Rom! entertained IS member. of
Among the out-of-town guests their family at Christina dinner.
present were Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Loveman, Darwin Loveman, Mr. I Mr. and Mr.. Ben Elhlinft of F.•• ■
to
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE
and Mrs. Merman Supnik, Mr. and o'n'''C'l?ri
sd de's"' flZ.t.• weer p'4:e*n"t
Mrs. Sydney D. Marks, Elmer Mc- fro t Lan•ing. Detroit and Pontiac. n
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS, FORMERLY
•
Nulty Mrs. Kitty Keleher, Mr.
Th• Beta Phi Tad FraternOy held •
SOLD UP TO $55, ARE INCLUDED IN THFSE
and Mrs. Sam Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Year's E•e party at the lintel B oo.,
•elts
Asher Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
TWO GROUPS. WE EARNESTLY URGE OUR
Florman, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Flor-
CUSTOMERS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
man, Miss Hortense Florman, Mr. Zviller Society Thanks Its
Patrons.
and Mrs. Joe (knits and daugh-
THIS UNUSUAL OFFER
ter Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Simon
The Zviller Ladies Aid Society
Green. Mr. and Mrs. Mee Saeh- thanks the chairman and co-work-
row, Mr. and Mrs. Moe Bachman, ers who participated in the annual
Miss Florence Berkowitz, Mr. and card Party riven at Jericho Tem- ,
Our Entire Stock of $1.50 and $2.00 Ties;
Our Entire Stick of $2.65 and $3.00 Dress Shirts
Mrs. Jnsenh Ehrlich. Mr. and Mrs. plc Der 19, which resulted in •
Ilandtai lured—silk lined resilio constructed neck- 95
A fine group of hand tailored shirts, in the newest
Harry Kohn. all of Cleveland; Mr. great success. The club also thanks
wear. This entire group of ties selected from our
styles, collars attached or to match,soft or starched. $2.15
and Mrs. Jake Alexander, Mr and patrons who contributed freely
regular stock of $1.50 and $2.00 qualities
Semi-Annual Clearance Price.
Mrs. Dan Mendelson, Myron Alex- with their donations as well RS ad-
antler, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Alex-, vertising in the nregram. A sne-
3 for $6.00
ender, Dr. and Mrs. Sam Lerner,' cis' word of gratitude is given the
1400 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
AT GRAND RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Samna. Mrs.! president. Mrs. M. Pevin, for her
Guasie Cohen, Mrs. Annie Cohen tireless efforts.
fliarriagre
5 O'CLOCK TYPES . . . adorably dif-
ferent . . . also svelte evening gowns
of satin and taffeta.
New Dress Successes $/.94
at Our Famous Price
I
Now In
Progress
Our Great
ANNUAL
FUR SALE
Every Price Reduced
CONVENIENT TERMS
Buy with Confidence
Annis Furs
Library at East Grand River
Pontiac Nntra
Scholnick's
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
3
BEGINS SATURDAY, JAN. 2nd
3
$
75
9.7 5
DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
"Abie's Martian Rose" Pre-
sented to U. H. S. Alumni.
The Alumni Association of the
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit
met on Dee. 22 at the Philadelphia-
Byron Talmud Torah. The dra-
matics committee, under the guid-
ante of S. Tilchin, presented a
humorous play, "Abie's Martian
Rose."
The social committee headed by
Harry Seligson has made prepara-
tions for another party to be held
on Saturday evening, Jan. 2. All
members of the alumni are invited
to attend.
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