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To Be Held on March 9; Charnisho
Osor b'Shvat Celebration
This Saturday Night.

CHILD HEALTH
INSTITUTE

Jan. 24—Miss Harriet Levy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Lester Levy of Highland Park, to Sidney Harold Marwil, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Marwil, at the home of the bride's uncle, David A.
Brown, 60 East Boston boulevard. The wedding will be followed by
a reception from 8:30 to 10:30. No cards.

HUDSON'S

Feb. 14—Miss Miriam Kamin, daughter of Sir. and Sirs. A. M.
Kamin of 1303 Seward avenue, to Alfred E. Lakin, son of Mrs. Ida
Lakin and the late Sam Lakin.

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Entertainment
Galore!

brate the thirtieth anniversary of
the Jewish National Fund, on
W ednesday, March 9, at the Stet-
ter hotel. Sirs. II. Kraft is chair-
man of the luncheon, with Mrs. S.
Cabot, Mrs. M. Fruman and Sirs.
S. Levin as co-chairmen. Mrs. L.
Miller is in charge of punch cards.
She is assisted by Sirs. S. New-
, man. Mrs. Si. Hayman, Mrs. H.
Milkovsky and Mrs. W. Silver are
at the head of the ways and means
committee. All those desiring to
assist this committee should call
Garfield 9335 or Arlington
9026-M. Mrs. A. Markson, Sirs.
I A. Smilo and Mrs. S. Weiner are
at the head of the ads committee.
Mrs. J. Fidler is the luncheon
treasurer. Sirs. II. Lippitt is
darling ad chairman.
Organizations are requested to
keep the date of the luncheon,
March 9, open. It also appeals to
all ladies' organizations in the city
as well as to all individuals to
do honor to the Jewish National
Fund's celebration of its thirtieth
anniversary and to be strongly
I represented at the luncheon. More
detalis of the luncheon will be an-
nounced in the next issue of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
The last board meeting was held
Wednesday, Jan. 13, at the home
of Sirs. Si. Fruman. Final ar-
rangements wer ecompleted for
the Chamisho Osor b'Shvat party
to take place Saturday night, Jan.
23, at the Taylor and Wilson syna-
gogue. An elaborate program
has been prepared with Philip
Slomovitz, Leon Kay and Mrs. E.
Sachs° as speakers of the evening.
Aaron Murkson will greet the af-
fair in the name of the Kvutzah
Ivrith. Sirs. B. Milkovsky-Becker,
well known soprano; L. Green-
blat, tenor of the Detroit Halevy-
Roza Mamlin will render violin
solos. They will all be accom-
panied at the piano by Ruth Sher-
man. Refreshments will be
served. Sirs. L F idler and Mrs.
B. Lehrman will be in charge of
the refreshments. Sirs. II. Mil-
kovsky, president of the organiza-
tion, will preside. Admission is
free. The public is invited.
This party marks the close of
the membership drive and trees
will be planted in the names of
those who brought in the greatest
number of members.

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CHORD OF JUDEA
BANQUET JAN. 28

Hershel Leib Guest Conductor at
Last Recital.

The Chord of Judea Smyphony
Orchestra has not only established
a name for itself, with the last
successful annual concert held re-
cently at the :Masonic Temple, but
has also drawn the attention of
prominent Jewish music artists to
the fact that such an organization
should be supported.
Last Sunday, the Chord of .ludea
had Hershel Leib, musical director
of the Fox Theater, as its guest
conductor at its usual rehearsal.
Mr. Leib conducted the first and
fourth movements of The Caucas-
ian Sketches. Much encourage-
ment and enthusaism has
•
been cre-
ated among members, by the won-
derful technique and constructive
criticism of Mrs. Leib.
Dr. Mark Guszburg, noted piano
teacher, is to he the guest conduc-
tor at the coming rehearsal.
The Chord of Judea is to hold
a hanguet and dance at the Chil-
dren's Theater of the Sholem Ale -
hem Folk Shute, 539 KKenilworth
on Thursday evening, Jan. 28, 8:30
p. m., for members, patrons and
distinguished guests. William Klein,
president, believes that this cele-
braton of the success of last an-
nual concert, mil serve as a splen-
did opportunity to create a better
relationship between its members
and stimulate the organization to
further its ambition.

Junior Pioneers' Bridge and
Dance Jan. 24.

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4—Miss Marilyn Chisel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Glasel
of 1996 Gladstone avenue, to Leonard Schwartzman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Schwartzman of St. Louis.

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Jam 3I—Miss Frieda Dworkin, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Alfred
Dworkin of 9303 Pinehurst avenue, to David Meth, son of Mr, and
Sirs. Frank Meth of 3710 Richton avenue, at Wilshire hotel.

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Engagements

U. H. S. AUXILIARY
TEA AND MUSICALE
TO BE HELD JAN. 27

. A tea and musicale will be spon-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bloom of Commonwealth avenue announce sored by the Woman's Auxiliary
the
engagement
of
their
daughter,
Lydia,
to
William
L
Ehrlichman
of
of
the United Hebrew Schools onl
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 27, at
Jewish National Fund held a board Philadelphia, Pa.
2:15
o'clock, in the ballroom of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Israel announce the engagement of their sister,
meeting at the home of Mrs. J.'
Miss Ruth Kronenberg of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Lewis IL Allender, the Detroit-Leland Hotel, Cass and
Fidler.
Bagley
avenues. An interesting
Arrangements were completed son of Mrs. Anna Allender of Detroit.
for the $5 donor luncheon to cele-1
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Ilalperin of Detroit announce the engage-
' ment of their sister, Tillie, to Samuel J. London, son of Mr. and
, Mrs. Jacob I. London of this city.

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Bertha Glazer, secretary of the
Junior Pioneers, 2725 Pasadena,,
Longfellow 6363, is in charge of
tickets for the bridge-dansant to,
be held at the Chinese Tea Gar-
dens at 8 p. m., on Sunday, Jan.
24. There will he dancing and re-
freshments.

Doctors' Care for Inmates of
Jewish Old Folks' Home.

Dr. Agnelly, city physician, is
vi iting the inmates of the home
since last summer twice a week.
The inmates are provided with
••••me free medicine furnished from
the Receiving Hospital by Dr. Ag-
n ell y.
Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs,
East
Grand River, is contributing for
several years his free service as
chiropodist to the inmates of the
home.
A vote of thanks was expressed
at the last regular monthly meet-
ing of the board of the home to
Dr. Agnelly and Dr. Joseph J. Ja-
cobs for their benevolent labors'
in behalf of the inmates of the:
home .

Feb. 14—Molly Strossky, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Aaron Stross•
—Phut° by Spellman Studio.
ky of Linwood avenue, to Dr. S. E. Levitt, son of Sir, and Mrs. Julius
MRS. WOLF KAPLAN
Levitt of Fullerton avenue.
in i ng program w I b e
March 6—Miss Ida S. II ex er, daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Louis an enterta
presented.
Wexler, to Murray J. Minus, son of Mr. and Sirs. Meyer Minus,
Mrs. Spencer S. Fishbaine will
be the speaker of the afternoon.
A fine program of music has been
arranged by Sirs. Leo Weissman,
a member of the music committee
of which Sirs. Robert Marwil is
chairman. This program will in-
Weingarten
of
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Monica
dude
Mrs. Lillian Shimberg Freed.
Jan. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
man, pianist; Leo Schoenbrun, vio-
a son, Charles Jerome.
linist and radio entertainer; Miss
Dec. 31—To Sir. and Sirs. Benja min L. Smith of Leslie avenue, a Florence Zatkin, accompanist; Mrs.
daughter, Dolores.
Herbert II. Metz, reader.
The social committee, of which
Mrs. Esther Goldberg is chairman,
includes Mesdames A. B. Stralser,
A. Si. I'regerson, Isaac Shetzer,
Charles Brody, Harry Cohen,
Julius
Berman, Mary Gordon,
FOX—TOBAS
David Friedman and Saul Saulson,
The marriage of Ida Tubas to
who will act as hostesses.
William Fox was solemnized Sun-
The meeting is to serve as a
day, Jan. 10, at Congregation Hour Changed to 5:15 to get-together of former and new
B'nai Zion, at 6 o'clock. Rabbi
5:45 on Sunday over
members of the organization. Mrs.
Si. 'Lager officiated.
Wolf Kaplan, chairman of the
WJBK.
The bride wore a white satin
membership committee, her co-
gown and carried a bouquet of
chairman,
Mrs. Julius Berman,
Dr. Noah E. Aronstam, physician,
lilies of the valley and white tea
scholar and student of Jewish his- and other members of this com-
roses, trimmed with a white tulle
mittee
will
welcome
new members
tory, who has recently been ap-
shower. her veil was made of
pointed chairman of the Detroit who are desirous of joining on this
white tulle with cap of Irish lace
committee for the celebration of the occasion.
and pearls.
Mrs. Maurice II. Zackheim is
three hundredth anniversary of
Bessie Fox, the maid of honor, Spinoza's birth, will be the princi- president of the auxiliary.
wore a gown of pale green satin pal speaker on the Jewish Radio
and carried a bouquet of roses Forum, next Sunday, Jan. 24, over
with a shower to match.
s tation WJBK, from 5:15 to 5:45

Births

fliarriagre

Lillian Rotenberg, a bridesmaid,
wore a flesh satin gown with green
velvet and carried roses with a
shower to match her gown. Gladys
Millman, the other bridesmaid,
wore a gown of turquoise blue
and pink chiffon, and carried roses
with a shower of blue tulle.

The best man was Isadore Bel-
kin. The ushers were Manuel
Rotenberg and Aaron Sandweiss.
The flower girl was Shirley Da-
vison. Donald Davison, brother to
the flower girl, was ring-bearer.

ARONSTAM TO SPEAK
OVER RADIO FORUM

NUMEROUS EVENTS
OF Y. W. H. A. GROUPS

P. nt. Dr. Aronstam will speak on
the "Life and Philosophy of Bar-
The Detroit Urban League will
uch Spinoza."
Others of the program will in- bring to the Y. W. 11. A. on Sat-
dude Miss Sadie Cooper, noted New urday evening, Jan. 23, a dramatic
York violinist, Miss Ida Cogan, program which will include a per-
pianist, and Israel M. Hertz, bad- forrnance of Eugene O'Neill's
tone. The program will also tea- "The Dreamy Kid."
Mrs. Lea Damsky Lichtenfeld
Lure Jewish songs by the Jewihh
recently organized will give dramatic readings at the
by
a quartet,
group prominent
of 4 o'clock
Forum
Detroit tea program that will be
held at the "Y" on Sunday after-
artists.
Last Sunday's Radio Forum was pnr000gnr,..Jawn.ill2.46,oviepnreasoomteuds.ical

addressed by Milford Stern, presi- A choral club, at which instruc-
After the ceremony dinner was dent of the Detroit Jewish Welfare tion in group singing will be
served for 50 couples.
Federation, who discussed the sub- given, is now being organized.
Sir. and Mrs. Fox left for a jest " \%' hat the Depression is Doing Folk songs, ballads and light
honeymoon and will make their to the Jew." operetta music are included in the
home Detroit.
The Jewish Radio Forum is being 10-week program that has been
cporno d i eTttedwtithhis !,A . eoarroins K
a ocrolm
onmdunoasl arranged. The meeting will be
ROBINSON—ROSMAN
held at 2 :30 on Sunday a f ter-
Sir. and Sirs. Emanuel Rosman chairman of the forum committee. noons.

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announce the marriage of their
A married couples' club will
daughter, Irma, to Harry Robin-
meet bi-monthly for social attic'.
son, son of Sirs. Yetta Robinson,
ties beginning Thursday evening,
whic htook place at the Rosman
JaThe28,13(ant i8Aotoilei
' o .
home on Cortland avenue Jan. 10.
cck Club was the
The marriage service was rend at
winner of the inter-club Saturday
5:30 o'clock by Rabbi Moses
night party contest and will be
Fischer and was followed by a
tendered a buffet supper at the
Albert Rappaport, tenor of the
dinner for members of the immedi-
"Y" as a reward.
Chicago Civic Opera Company,
ate family.
Theta IS Omega Fraternity, all-
will give a recital, "A Jew in
Miss Rosman wore a long Song," before the Detroit section college student organization, has
announced an informal musicale
fitted frock of ivory satin. A
of the National Council of Jewish
to be held on Sunday afternoon,
rose pointe lace cap, with clusters
Women on Monday, Feb. 1, at
Jan. 24, at 6 p. m., in the Little
of orange blossoms at the sides, 2:30, at Temple Beth El.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTOR
Theater of o thhiei o I's. iVi
held her long tulle veil. She car-
o v ' .i t f o Id.. A., to
M . pi aport analyzes the which
Member Detroit Symphony Orchestra
of p
ried a sheaf of bridal roses and
musical
characteristics
of
the
Jew
The
basketball
games
of
the
gardenias.
Miss Ro
Bertha Rosman, who was as they are found in the chant of "Ii" Athletic League will take
2635 CORTLAND AVE.
HEMLOCK 6452 - M
synagogue, as they are found place as follows during the coming
her sister's only attendant, wore a the
in the music of Jewi sh composers w
Call Between 2 and 5 P. M.
eek:
ek : A
R.ho
Z
Z. A
F . r o6t3, rw
frock of chartreuse crepe with for the opera and concert
o
will
, lay
p
C. rd
Thi
Theta
field,
matching slippers. Her flowers
l
and as they are found in the fa- Athletic Club will play the Omega
were gardenias.
mous Jewis h folk songs.
e ocia s,
en Beys
Herman Busch of Lansing,' various phases of "The
team]] play an in-
Jew Thn
i
depende nt " Y" on ednes-
Mich., attended Mr. Robinson as
Song" are widely illustrated by, day evening, Jan. 27, at Central
best man.
Mr. and Sirs. Robinson left for Mr. Rappaport with the able as High School, starting at 9 o'clock•
Will Hold Their
of Sirs. Cecelia Roth Rap-' The girls' division will play two
a six weeks' motor trip to Florida sistanee
paport at the piano.
and will reside on La Salle boule-1
games on Thursday evening, Jan.
ward upon their return.
28, at the Hutchins Intermediate
MACCABEE BUILDING AUDITORIUM
For her going-away outfit, the Jewis h H umor,Folk -
Woodward at Putnam
Lore and ' School, when th e Y. W. II. A.
bride chose a navy blue wool
team will play the Combines and
Sunday, Jan. 24, 8:30 p. m.
Music at Farband Concert Delta Omicron Sorority will play
suit with touches of red, with blue
hat and shoes and a sable scarf.
Such noted artists as Victor Peker, Mischa Rappee and
the Variett Girls, starting at 9
Sunday Evening
Anna Stromberg will appear in a program of acts, Chassidic
lh rtl .
—
n inA g. n jan.27a
old-fashioned
t 8, spelling . bee
and Jewish folk songs, humorous sketches and recitations.
Of unusual interest will be the
appearance of the noted artists, I will be held on Wednesday eve-
Victor Peker, Misha Rappee and
, 'Common Problems and Corn-
Anna Stromberg, Sunday, Jan. 24, I
mon Errors in Conducting Meet
p. m., in Maccabee Build- ings" is the subject under discus-
The
..c Stu
is span at8:30
log Auditorium, Woodwardeve-
coring a bridge-tea to be held at n 110 and Putnam.
! sion at the class in parhamentar•
the home of Mrs. John S. New-
! on
which meets at the "V'
They will appear in
berry, 99 Lake Shore Drive, Grosse 0 f one-act plays, Chassidic
on I% ednesday evenings at 7
ANNOUNCES A
Pointe Farms, on Monday, Jan. 25, J Swish folk songs, humorous
and o'clock. A theater party to see
I "The
at 2 p. m. Proceeds of the affair s ketches andrec
itati ons.These Wils Chocolate Soldier" at th e
will be donated to the children's a
Theater
on Tuesday eve-
and many other features will be sing, on
Jan
26
free concert fund, which is under p
, will be conducted by
resented at the tenth annual con- the Y. .
To Be Held in the Big Banquet Hall of the Synagogue
the auspices of the women's com- c ert
W. II . A.
of the Jewish National Work.' Dr. Myron Jacoby will speak on
mittee of the Detroit Symphony e e
Dexter and Lawrence
rs Alliance.
Society. Mrs. Maurice Benyas is
For those who love real art this the subject of "Public health" at
SAT., SUN. & MON., Feb. 20-21-22
chairman of the event, and her as- will be an unusual treat and an the Friday evening services on
sistants are Sirs. S. Q. Kesler, Sirs. outstanding entertainment. Jan. 29.
Attr•ctive Booths, Veriest, Numbers and Novelties
Louis Oppenheirn and Mrs. Benja-
Music Every Evening at the Bazaar
The Jewish National Workers
min Alpert. Mrs. Alpert is in A
Mance, which sponsors this eve-
charge of transportation facilities
n g of o entertainment, is a so-
Arrangements for transportation cial, fraternal, cultural and edu-
may be made by calling Arlington cational workers' order that in-
8904-W.
sures its members with educa-
concert at the Delray Firs:
The philanthropic committee of tional and cultural pleasures as Hungarian Synagogue will be
GIVEN BY TILE
the Music Study Club, in con- well as with actual life insurance, given by the Cantors' Association
junction with the Red Cross, will sick and old age benefits. In ad- of Detroit next Sunday, Jan. 24.
BERDICHEVER PROGRESSIVE AID SOCIETY
present a program at the Farm- dition to these, it closely identifies at 6 p. m., instead of Jan. 31, as
ington home for Convalescent itself with the movement to re-' was announced erroneously in last
FORT WAYNE
SUNDAY EVE., DELLA ROBBIA
Children on Saturday afternoon, build Palestine on the basis of week's issue.
HOTEL
JAN 31
Jan. 2:t. Those participating are: economic and social justice. Be-
Temple
and Cass ;
The program will consist of
ORCHESTRA
Mrs, Edmund Sloman, vocalist; sides co-operating in various un- liturgical numbers under the lead-
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Marjory Simon, Virginia Williams sponsors of the Gewerksehaften songs accompanied by the well-
and Carolina Simpson
ps n , dancers. campaign for the Jewish workers known pianist, S. Shpargel. .A Chalutzos Plan hake Sale for
Miss Bernice Edelstein will act as in Palestine.
banquet and card party given by
Jan. 28.
accompanist. Mrs. I.ouis 11/0s is
the Ladies' Auxiliary will follow
chairman of the occasion.
this concert.
Don't forget to include
The Pioneer Women's Organiza-
Found Guilty of libelling
The proceeds of this affair will tion is planning a bake sale for
PAUL ERNEST
go for 'tie Talmud Torah of the
Thursday,
Jan.
28
ir.
many
butcher
Denver Jewish Hospital.
Flower Fund of Jewish Wel-
congregation.
• h
s..ops in
.n th.
Members are p re-
Famous Marinated
fare Federation.
paring delicacies f. -1: this occasion.
After less than one hour's de-
Friends are invited to visit these
liberation the jury in the District
shops and help make that under-
The flower fund of the Jewisr C ourt in Denver, returned • ver-
A Delicious Produce
taking a success.
Welfare Federation acknowledges dict of guilty against Lazarus Bear-
That I. Sure to Plea..
contributions from Mrs. Bernard man for criminal libel, in circula-
The Chaluttos are also active
Sfiss Jeanette Kabaker has in- in different works to
Phone Madison 9250
Wurzburger in memory of Mrs. ting scurrilous pamphlets against
raise the
Sarah Berger; from Mrs. Amy K.' the National Jewish Hospital, Dr. , scribed her father, Jacob Kabaker , money for the $10 luncheon, with
125 CLAIRMOUNT AVE.
Brown in memory of Mrs. Laura I. D. Bronfin, its medical director of 2499 Edison avenue, in the! Golds Ileyersohn as sneaker to be
Formerly Manager Florentine
Gold". Book of the Jewish Na-I held on Wednesday,
Pflaum.
and other officers of the hospitaL '
March 24, in
Room, Addison Hotel
tional Fund at Jerusalem.
Hotel Steller.

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