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Miss Edith Shetzer is one of the
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levey,
entertained for 60 guests at an
evening of "Olde Musicke" in
honor of their fifteenth wedding'
anniversary at their home on Boy.
ton boulevard, Wednesday night,.
Feb. 3. Gladys Luloff-llyde gave,
a program of Bach's prelude in 1
fugue on the clavichord, and selec
tions on the virginal and piano.
Leonard Braun assisted with eigh-
teenth century songs.

MISS EDITH SHETZER

Zedek, Saturday evening, March 5.
The dunce will be held in the Ital-
ian Gardena Ballroom of the Book
Cadillac Hotel. This dance is ex-
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pected to be one of the outstanding
events of the year, as committees
have been working on this affair
for the past few months arrang-
• ing every detail.

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The music committee has engaged
one of Seymour SiM011 . 9 popular
orchestras, and is arranging sev-
eral features fiir this dance, and a
varied program of entertainment.
Tickets are being sold only by
invitation and attendance is limit-
ed to 125 couples. The invitations
have already been issued. Anyone
desiring an invitation is urged to
make an application to the social
committtee at once.

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DETROIT SEMINARY
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Two Detroit graduates from the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
New York were visitors in the city
this week.

Don't Fail to c4ttend
The Eleventh Anniversary

DINNER DANCE

to be given by

TIIE ZEDAKAH CLUB

Sunday Evening, February 14

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Friday - Saturday - Sunday, Feb. 12-13.14

A complete line of Russian Linens, Novelties, Candy, Honey
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Good Food-Special Dinner on Sunday from 2 to 7 p. tn.

MUSIC - ENTERTAINMENT
Do Not Fail to Attend

LEAP YEAR DANCE

Given by the Northwestern Branch of the

JEWISH OLD FOLKS HOME

Music by the Carolina Cavaliers

STATLER BALLROOM

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH

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Admission 50 Cents Per Person

Gifts to Unemployment
Emergency Council

employment Emergency Council in
memory of the late Mrs. Belle
Mayer from Mr. and Men. Henry
Wireman, and in memory of Mrs.
The Jewish Social Service 1111-1 Sarah Berger from Mr. and Mrs.
reau wishes to acknowledge receipt Henry Wineman and Mrs. and Mra.
of contributions to the Jewish Un-' Harry Farbstein,

GOOD FURNITURE IS NOT EXPENSIVE

The membership committee of

ville, Pa., the occasion of thei r give a luncheon for the board
visit being the first birthday o f members and workers and cap-
their grandchild, Mary Frieda Fin - tains at 1'2:30 Wednesday, Feb.
stein. Dr. Franklin returned ti • 17, at the Phoenix Club.
Detroit on Monday morning, Mrs
Franklin remaining a few days
Fur the benefit of the building
longer.
fund of the new Jewish Children's
home, Purity Chapter No. 359, 0.
Dr. John Slawson will address E. S., will sponsor an evening
the Ilaskalah Society at the meet- bridge party Sunday evening,
ing to be held at the home of April 3, at the new home, Petos.
I Prof. and Mrs. Samuel L. Levin,' key and Burlingame avenues. In
12515 Brondstreet, this Sunday addition to aiding a most worthy
night, Feb. 14.
and deserving, cause, those attend-
ing will have the pleasure of see-
Mrs. J. Lincoln Freud has in- ing the beautiful new home. I'rizes
vited some friends to luncheon will be supplied for each table and
next Thursday at her home at the refreshments will be
served.
Park Lane.

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Miss Esther Sapiro, who has
been visiting with her sister, M Ps.
Joseph Friedman of London, F ng.
land, for the past six week
turned on the Deutschland on Feb.
5. She also spent some time in
Paris and Berlin.

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Mrs. Louis Surath and her
daughter, Mrs. Ben Edgar Berlin,
gave a miscellaneous shower and
Ibridge honoring Miss Gertrude Su-
rath on Saturday, Feb. 6. Covers
were laid for 25 guests. At her
home on Moy avenue, Windsor,
Mrs. Isadore Irechkin entertained
for Miss Surath with a linen
Mrs. Fred Ginsberg gave a tea shower and bridge on Wednesday,
for the captains of the member- Feb. 10.
ship committee of the Council of
Jewish Women last Monday after-
Among the many affairs given
noon, at her home on Longfellow in the past few weeks in honor of
avenue,
Miss Miriam Kamin, a bride-elect,
were two showers given by Miss
Mrs. Manuel Arden of Cortland Ida Rosenthal and Miss Ruth
avenue was at home to the work- Lakin.
ers of the membership committee
of the Council of Jewish Women
Mrs. E. J. Hartman of 170G At-
at tea last Tuesday, and Sirs. J.
Burnstein of La Salle boulevard 1kinson avenue recently enter-
tained
her niece, Miss Jane Sell-
entertained the workers Wednes-
ing, who is a bride-elect of Febru-
day, Feb. 10.
ary, at a linen shower at the East-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hartman will ern Star Cafe, Covers were laid
for 50 guests.
be hosts at a dinner party Monday
evening, Feb. 15, at their home on I
Mr. and Mrs. George Edloff of
Blaine avenue, this being one of a
Virginia Park are wintering at the
series of similar events.
Sanger Hotel in Dallas, Teit
Mrs. Elmer Zuckerman and son where they have many friends and
James of Chicago boulevard left relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bing enter-
tained with a dinner party in
h onor of Mr. Bing 's seventieth
birthday, Friday evening, Feb. 12,
at the home of their children, Mr.
and Sirs. Fred Ginsburg of Long-
fellow avenue.

Itabbi Herbert Parzen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parzen of
Michigan avenue, delivered the ser-
mon at the Shaarey Zedek Satur-
day morning, on the invitation of
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, who is also
an alumnus of the Seminary. Mrs.
Parzen, the former Sylvia Gold-
smith of Detroit, who accompanied
Rabbi Parzen, remains in Detroit,
while Rabbi Parzen will leave for
a brief stay in New York on Mon- for Miami Beach, where they will
day.
Miss Myla Bornstein of 171 7
day. Rabbi Parzen just resigned be guests at the Blackstone Hotel.
Taylor entertained at bridge fo
his pulpit in Portland, Oregon,
Mrs. Rosalie Gates of the Bel- the pleasure of her week-en
where he officiated the past four
crest is spending a few days in guest, Miss Ethel Levine of Si
years.
Chicago,
Clemens, Mich.
Rabbi Max Weine, graduate of
the United Hebrew Schools of De-
Mrs. Max Cohn of the Belcrest
troit and well known here, came left on a business trip to New m Mr. and Mrs. S. Glassman, for-
orly of the Malverne Apart.
from New York for a brief visit York.
ants, are now residing at 2511
and officiated at the marriage of
C alvert avenue.
his sister, Mildred, to Jacob Gel-
Mr. and Sirs. H. C. Allen have
fand, on Sunday. Rabbi Weine, taken an apartment at the Bel-
who is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Sir. and Sirs. Louis Tabashnik
crest after spending their honey-
Morris Weine of 588 King avenue, moon at the Honey Plaza Hotel, of Webb avenue entertained a
continues his studies at the Semin- Miami, Fla. Mrs. Allen is the for- group of friends at their home last
Tuesday evening.
ary, from which he graduated with mer Adelaide Klein.'
the dew•ee of Rabbi last June , and
where he expects to earn his doe-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Siallgy
Mr. and Mrs. I. Sayre Levine
!
tiirate at the end of the present and baby daughter are now mak- flounce the Bar Mitzvah of their )
scholastic year.
s on, Milton H., on Saturday, Feb.
ing their home in Windsor.
133, at the Synagogue Mogen
Miss Florence Silverman of Abraham on Farnsworth street.
Aat
home Sunday, Feb. 14.
Gladstone avenue entertained with

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Mrs. Isaac Berkovitz and daugh-
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Blaine avenue are now residing at
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DANCE FOR OLD FOLKS'
HOME ON FEBRUARY 28

Mrs. G. Cam, chairman, and her
assistants, Mrs. N. Blatnikoff and
Sirs. J. Freedman, as well as the
president of the Northwestern
branch of the Jewish Old Folks'

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

lOPENED BY COUNCIL

The membership committee of
the Detroit Section, National Coun-
•il of Jewish Women, officially
opened its drive for new members
with a tea at the home of Sirs.
Fred A. Ginsburg, president, last
Monday,

O T TO SCH U LZ

The council for the first time in
its local history is to be host to the
national triennial convention next
month and members joining now
can participate in this momentous
occasion.

SHAAREY ZEDEK TROOP
ADVANCEMENT IS HIGH

a

AN IDEAL PLACE
TO ENTERTAIN

Priraie Dining Rooms for
Luncheons, Dinners, Bridge-
Tens, Ete.

Sirs. Glogo•er gave is examples
the industrial workshop which
gives work to unemployed women,
the scholarship fund which helps
girls complete their educational
courses who would otherwise have
to leave school, and the summer
playschool which takes care of
• bout 75 under.privileged children
select ed
the Board of Education
A luncheon rally of all workers
will be held Wednesday, Feb, 17
at the Phoenix Club, with a pro-
gram appropriate for the occasion.
Sirs. Harold Smiley, chairman of
the committee, announced Miss
Augusta Brown as co-chairman
Sirs.Milford Stern and Mrs. Irving
Ilittiker as vice-chairmen, and the
following captains of units each
representing 10 workers: Mes-
dames Emanuel Arden, Arthur
Schiller, David Werbe, Edward
Robbins. finery Becker, Jay Alvin,
Oscar Blumberg, Harold Van Ban-
len, Fred Rauch, Nathan Simons,
and Bernard Bernstein.

Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs of 115 East
accompany Sirs, Hoexter. Mr.
Miss Maxine Rosenthal has re. Cr and River avenue, president
Hoexter will accompany Mrs. Cla-
of
turned from a visit to Hollywood, th e Michigan Chiropodists' Asso-
mage.
Fla,
cut tom, gave a lecture and demon-
MRS. BESSIE SARASOHN
The Music Study Club will pre-
str ation on verrucae plantaris at
sent its regular monthly broad-
Miss Carolyn Epstein is visiting th e annual convention of the Indi- Home, Sirs. Bessie Sarasohn, are,
cast over WJR on Tuesday, Feb. in New York. an
sparing no efforts to make a suc-
a Chiropodists' Association, Feb.
16, at 4 p, m. Lillian Gordon Al-
7 , 8 and 9, at Hotel Lincoln, In- cess of the dance sponsored by the
pern, contralto, and Sara Teitle-
organization, at Hotel Stetter, on
Sam Galanty retutned to his dia napolis, Ind.
baum, pianist, will participate in home at the Belcrest after a trip
Feb. 25. There will be dancing,
the program.
bridge for those who do not dance
through the South.
A meeting of the Rodin Club and entertainments. Organization,
wa a held at the home of Mrs. H. are asked to
co-operate by pur-
ALPHA OMEGA ALUMNI
Mrs. S. Morse of Gladstone ave. L. Rodin nn Wednesday evening,
tickets and by reserving
HOLD INAUGURATION nue was pleasantly surprised by a Fe h. 3. After the usual business chasing
this date.
groan of her friends at the home me eting the members played card-
The inaugural and initiation ban- of Mrs. Berke of Calvert avenue an d a late lunch was served. The
quet of the Michigan Alumni Chap- on Feb. 3, honoring her birthday. ne xt meeting will be held at the
ter of Alpha Omega Fraternity Bridge was the diversion of the ho me of Sirs. Harry Rodin, 3239
was held at the Cadillac Athletic afternoon. Ca lvert. on Wednesday evening,
Club on Jan. 311. The official part
:Fe b. 17, at 8 o'clock.
of the program was followed by
Mrs. Eli Robinson and her sis-
Troop 104 of Shaarey Zwick
dance. Those who took the oath ter, Miss Julia Zuieback, are en-I
Gamma Eta Mu Sorority will Congregation, always a leader
of office were:
joying a winter's sojourn in' en tertain members and their
es- among Jewish scout troops of the
President, Dr. II. Sidlow; vice- Miami, Fia. ror ta with a Valentine narty at Detroit council, kept up its good
president, Dr. A. Friedman; secre-
the home of Miss Rose Goldstein record by the advancement of
tary, Dr. M. Pike; treasurer, Dr.
nearly all of the scouts at the La'
Maurice Marcus motored to Los of La Salle avenue.
Ilymati Altman, sponsor of the
I. Hershon; praetor, Dr. L. Katzin. Angeles, where he will remain in-
' Salle District Court of Honor held .1
swish radio hours, announced
Drs. B. Mallin, S. Kesler, A. definitely.
, at Ceetrril ilieh School on Feb. T
Mr.. Charles Hyman and Sirs.
hursday night that his Thursday
Ginsburg, N. Galin and E. E.
16. Those receiving awards were: n
Adolph Jacoby entertained the of-
fight hour will henceforth lie given
Bobys were formerly initiated.
Second Class-Malcolm„, Levin. u It and that he will, instead, sponsor
Slim Eve Leder entertained firers of Purity Assembly No. 12,
On Thursday, Feb. 18. at 8:30 Lambda Gamma Phi Sorority at Order of the Rainbow for Girls, on son, Charles Zalla, Joe Espar. a complete hour from 1 to 2 on Sun-
o'clock at the Statler Hotel, Dr. her home, 1700 Lee Place.
The Saturday evening. Feb. 6. Or Sam Schwartz.
ups.
II. Miller of Flint will speak on sorority is to entertain at a Leap Sunday, Feb. 7, the officers spent
First Class--Lawrence Silver-
This Sunday, from I to 2 p. m.,
"Dental Economics." Dr. Miller is Year Valentine party on Feb. 13. a pleasant afternoon at the home man.
ver Station W BC, will commence
a well-known authority in this
of Pearl Pernick.
Star- -Ben Frank, Dave Good- t he first full hour Altman radio
field.
Ile has recently presented
Sirs. S.. B. Wax of Wilmette,
man, Lawrence Silverman.
rogram. Through the courtesy of
this paper before the Mid-West Ill., was a recent visitor here and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Si. Eaton
Merit Badges-Sid Dunitz, 2; T he Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Man-
Dental Convention in Chicago. His during her stay was the guest of
announce the Bar Mitzvah of their Ben Frank, 3; Sherman Fisher, I; d dl Bernstein will broadcast the
topic is a vital and pertinent one honor at several bridge-luncheon, son,
Robert E.. on Saturday. Feb. Al Fisher, 3; Edwin Finsil•er, 2; I otest and most important Jewish
to every dentist. The fraternity and dinners given by her nieces, 13, at
the liolmur and Tuxedo Tal- Maurice Greenbaum, 10; Joe Lip.-
invites all dentists who may tie in. Mrs. Morris Klanman and Miss
•itz, 4: Lawrence Silverman,
mud Torah. At home Sunday,
I.ast Thursday night, guest wr-
fi;
terested to hear this lecture.
Betty Holtzman of 2003 Blaine Feb. 14,
Elmer Weingarden I; Felix Win- t ists on Sir. Altman's hour was the
The fraternity is at present se- avenue.
sen, 3.
omplete
cast of Littman's Yiddish
curing authorities to present papers
The Tuesday Bridge Club is
Bronze Palm-Sid Dunitz, Felix People's Theater, including the two
each month on the various phases
Sel %Inas Girls will give a .nonsoring a food shower and Winaen.
star
visiting
actors, Isidore and
of dentistry, and already has sev-
dance at Jericho Temple March 13. bridge on Tuesday. Feb. 16, at
The Bronze Palm is awarded to Hannah Hellander.
eral nationally-known men sched-
The dance committae consists of Club Exchange,
10216
Dexter Eagle Scouts who have earned five
uled to appear here.
the following: Belle Wasserman, boulevard. The admission fee will merit badges in
addition to the 21
Jerry Stark and Sally Miller.
be groceries to he distributed required for the highest rank in
among Jewish needy. Home-made scouting.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Dann of 3030 cake and coffee will be served and
Troop 104 recently won a rally
The Philomathic Debating Club
Calvert avenue announce the Bar nrizes will he awarded at each of all the Jewish troops in Detroit,
will hold the first meeting of its
The annual bazaar of Detroit Mitzvah of their son, Alvin table. Further information may
and took second place in the dis-
branch of Icor, the society for the Archie, Saturday. Feb. 13, at the be secured he calling Mrs. H.
new
term on Feb. II, at the
trict rally.
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. The
settlement of Jews in Bira-Bidjan. Tuxedo and Helmut Talmud Lewis. Longfellow 0310. or Mrs.
Russia. will take place Feb. 12. 11 Torah. At home Sunday. Feb. 14. S. Alexander, Longfellow 0321.
program scheduled for the evening
n elutles a debate on "Itesol•Sed
and 14, at Jericho Hall, Linwood between 7 and 10. No cards.
and Jay Road. On Sunday festivi-
that the United States Should
On Tuesday, Feb 9. Miss Syl-
Adopt Socialism as a Means of
ties will commence at 2 p. m. • and
Miss Mollie Scheftel of Prairie via Rothenberg of Gladstone ave.
Final plans have been made for Eliminating Economic Depression."
until 7 p. m., a rich musical and en- avenue has returned from a two rine entertained 16
of her friends
tertainment program will be months' sojourn in Breckenridge. with a bridge and buffet luncheon. the Valentine dance to be held on The affirmative will be upheld by
Feb. 14, at tan Elkin Hotel, being Oscar Cotten and Jack Rem; at-
staged, and from 2 to 7 a specially Texas, a- here she was the guest of
given b • the B. T. W. Junior Sis - tacking the question will
prepared dinner will be served. A her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
be George
Mrs. Ethel Sapiro and daugh- terhood Various committees
tine assortment of merchandise Samuel ',twin While in T
Schr2iber and Adolph Goldberg.
ter. Mi... Esther Sapiro. of 2491, have been selected, the most im-
will be on sale, including linens,
Since it is the beginning of • new
spent some time at Mineral Blaine avenue, are
now residing atl portant one being that for decors- term, new members are invited to
candies and novelties.
Wells, Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Icor Bazaar at Jericho Tem-
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Mrs. Samuel Glogower addressed
the group. She stressed the favor-
able conditions which should make
this drive successful.

a tea at the L'Aiglon in honor of
Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Marks of
er sister, Pearl, a bride elect of
21. 1 3 272 Clairmount entertained at
11 erman 'Neater will lecture
th eir home with a dinner Sunday
before the Music Study Club at its
Mr . and Mrs. Robert Slayer of ev
IA ening in honor of Wynne Franz-
next regular meeting, to be held
au and Irving Wartell, whose
on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 16, at the Park Lane are entertaining m arriage is a coming event.
with a series of breakfasts, one of
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calm and Witherell streets. The which was held last Sunday.
Miss Edna Marks of 3272 Clair-
au ject of Mr. Hoexter's discourse
mount
has
returned
from a viait
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Victor
Weil
enter-
will be "Song." Illustrations will
be offered by Sirs. Herman Hoex. tained with a dinner last Friday to Milwaukee, AIR., where she was
e
house guest of Miss Janet
ter • (Margaret Schulling) and night at their home at the Whit.' t„h
ltzstein.
Mrs. Burton Clamage. Mrs. Cla- tier. This was one of a series of S .
mage will be a soloist and will also similar entertainments.

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MUSIC STUDY CLUB
TO HEAR HOEXTER

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Orchestra Hall

MONDAY EVE., FEB. IS, 8:30

HARALD

Kreutzberg

AND HIS

DANCING GROUP

21.50, $2.00, $230,