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IPURIM MEETING OF
S. Z. SISTERHOOD

New Merchandise Is Arriving
Every Day!

A meeting of the Shaarey Zedek
; Sisterhood will be held in the so-
cial hall of the synagogue Monday,
March 14, at 2:15 p. m. This
meeting will be symbolic of Purim.
A skit with members of the Sister.

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DETROIT-LELAND HOTEL
Sunday, March 20, at 9 p. m.

Mrs. David De Sole Poole of
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
New York is the house guest of El will hold its monthly meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich. on Monday, March 14, at 2:30
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o'clock. The program for the af-
Albert Kahn, accompanied by ternoon will be presented by a
his son, Dr. Edgar Kahn, left for trio from the Detroit Symphony
New York, and from there will Orchestra and a social hour will
sail on the Ile de France for Mos_ follow. This date also marks the
cow, Russia, opening of the "Sisterhood Ex-1'
change," at which time members
Judge end Mrs. Charles C. Si- who find it necessary to increase
mons are, on a two weeks' visit in the family budget may display
samples of articles for which they
Cincinnati.
are prepared to take orders. Fur-1
ther particulars regarding this'
Mr. and Mrs. Max Finkelston of project may be had by calling Mrs.
Longfellow avenue have returned Irving Hirschman, chairman, Long-
from a month's visit to Florida.
fellow 3987. Membership cards
should be presented at the door.
Mrs. Albert Ginzberg and small
son have returned from Germany Mrs. Max Solomon of 2227
and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone avenue, and his sister,
MRS. H. H. WARNER
Morris Schwenger of Webb avenue. Mrs. Max Lebster of 3216 Pingree
avenue, have just returned to their
hood taking part is being prepared.
MRS. FRIEDA S. ULLIAN
Mrs. Mile, Finsterwald and Mrs. homes after spending the winter
Musical numbers appropriate for
tein
inlef
left for
10 days' months at Miami Beach, Fla., and ment to incoming member, and all
the holiday are on the program. ! S am Eps
Havana, Cuba.
visit
to
Springs.
are urged to come and greet those
There will be the traditional re-
who have recently joined. Mrs.
freshments. The complete pro-
Mr. and Mrs. N. Fishman and Harry L. Jackson, president, will
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer of
gram will be announced next
daughter, Geraldine, of 2984 Bur-
the
Park
Lane
were
hosts
at
a
give a short speech of welcome.
week.
lingame avenue, returned Satur-
Mrs. Herbert H. Warner is breakfast party last Sunday, this
Mrs. Frieda S. Ullian of Ann
day from a two months' vacation
being one of a series.
president of the Sisterhood.
Arbor will review Maurice Sam-
in Miami Beach, Fla.
uel's latest book, "Jews on Ap-
M. D. Wittelshofer left last
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ginsberg proval." Mrs. Ullian was formerly
piroir.1,tklovhere
and son, Daniel, of Webb avenue, president of National Junior Ha-
have returned from a month's stay dassah and is now a member of
the national board of Senior Ha-
in Miami Beach, Fla.
The Detroit section, National
dassah. The book she will review
.Mrs. Fred Klein of Covington
Council of Jewish Women, will Drive entertained 45 guests at
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Horrell Is the latest from the pen of Mau-
hold its last lecture meeting of luncheon and bridge last Saturday
of 318 Josephine avenue an- rice Samuel, one of the foremost
the season at Temple Beth El on at the Book-Cadillac.
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their writers on Jewish subjects, who
March 7, 2 p. m.
son, Saul, on Saturday morning, became popular through his "Rim
On account of the triennial
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Schles- March 12, at Congregaiton Beth of the Wilderness" and "You, Gen-
convention meeting late in March, inger of Boston boulevard mo-
Moses, 686 Owen. Reception at tiles."
there will be no April meeting.
tored to Lawrence, Kans., to visit home Sunday evening, March 13,
An extraordinary musical pro-
Prof. Joseph Remenyi, the lec- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
gram will also be a feature on this
from 7 to 10. No cards.
turer of the afternoon, will talk Sol Marks,
occasion, presenting Edward Bred-
on "The European Conception of
Miss Sady Storch of Monterey shall, one of the most promising
American Literature."
Mrs. Benjamin Fink of Winona
younger American concert pianists
Prof. Remenyi is co-author with avenue returned from a visit to avenue has returned from a and composers. Mr. Bredshall
Prof. Henry Pratt Fairchild of the Pittsburgh, New York and Atlan- month's vacation spent in New studied in this country with Ru-
York together with Miss Marty
book entitled " Immigrant Back- tic City.
Pallitz of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. They dolph Ganz and Olga Samaroff
grounds," besides being a regular
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave and in Paris with Phillipp and
contributor to European and
with outstanding musicians in Ger-
E. A. Bernie of Chicago boule-
American literary and sociological vard returned from a short visit Miller of the Bronx, New York.
many.
periodicals of note.
to Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Benjamin Wilk, who is
Mrs. Jack Dunn entertained
with a bridge-luncheon last Thurs- chairman of the program commit-
YOUNG ISRAEL ADULT
tee,
arranged this function.
Miss Mildred Fink returned day at her home at the Dryden
EDUCATION IS LAUDED from a visit to Cleveland, Pitts- Court Apartments, on Rochester
Membership Tea.
burgh and New York.
The last of a series of member-
avenue.
In a statement issued by Bernard
ship teas was given at the Detroit
Isaacs, superintendent of the Uni-
Miss Lillian Cohen of Broad- Leland Tuesday afternoon. There
Jewish students who graduated
ted Hebrew Schools of Detroit, the from the Detroit Central High street boulevard is sponsoring a was a large attendance and Ha-
educational system organized by School with high distinction are: welcome bridge Saturday, honor- dassah gained many new mem-
Young Israel and supervised by the Emanuel Feinberg, editor-in-chief ing Miss Sady Storch, who has just bersfl
United Hebrew Schools was highly of Ole school annual, the Central- returned from a trip in the East.
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich spoke and
recommended to the Jewish adult ite; Esther Mildred Fenster, Net- Covers will be laid for 20 guests. Mrs. David Kaltman sang to the
population in Detroit.
piano accompaniment of Miss Alice
Blanche R. Levine, news editor of
Mr. Isaacs stated, "For the past the school paper, the Central Stu-
Miss Conalee Rosenthal of 659 Richman of the Netzorg School of
several decades adult Jewish edu- dent; Doris Sherr, activities edi- East Boston bouluFard was enter- Music.
cation has been unfortunately ne- tor of the school annual, the Cen- tained Sunday, Feb. 21, at a sur-
This entertainment was ar-
glected. The establishment of tralite," and Belle Muriel Taylor. prise party in honor of her birth- ranged by Mrs. David Diamond.
lasses in Hebrew, Yiddish, History
day. Covers were laid for six
nd Bible provides the necessary
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kurland cpuples.
m eans for training both young and and sons are now in their new
Id In the most essential fields of
Miss Betty Zilitsky of 12629 Old
home at 3242 Burlingame avenue.
ewish studies."
Mill street, Russel Woods, gave a
The attedance of these classes on
dinner party honoring the nine-
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Lakin
Monday evenings, from 8:30 to
teenth birthday of Miss Joyce Sa-
Goldie Meyersohn, promminent
10:30, at the Philadelphia-Byron (Miriam Kamin) have returned bre of Detroit. Covers were laid
woman labor leader of Palestine,
T almud Torah, is increasing with from their honeymoon trip and are for 32 guests.
residing
at
13505
La
Salle
boule-
now in this country as a member of
every session. Registration mopes
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to every sincere indivkdual desiring vard.
Phi Sigma Kappa Sorority in- the labor delegation, will be honor-
t o obtain a thorough Jewish educe-
stalled newly elected members at ed in Detroit during a three-day
Mrs. R. Allender and Mrs. I. a social gathering on Feb. 24, at stay in this city.
ion. Classes range from beginning
On Sunday night, March 20, at
Allender were hostesses to 36 the home of Miss Ann Newman,
to highly advanced groups.
the Philadelphia-Byron Hall, Miss
The Young Israel educational guests at a bridge-luncheon and 313 Harmon avenue.
Meyersohn will address a mass-
committee is headed by Irving W. linen shower at the L'Aiglon,
Schlussel, who is assisted by Dr. March 2, honoring Miss Ruth
Miss Flo Gross of Tuxedo ave- meeting under the auspices of the
Harry Portnoy, Sol King and San- Kronenberg, a bride-elect of nue was hostess at a bridge-tea Chalutzos Jewish Women's Pioneer
April 3.
der Kolitch.
Feb. 27 for Theta Delta Omega Organization for Palestine.
On Wednesday, March 23, at Ho-
Sorority, honoring their president,
The Philosophical Society of Miss Pearl Caplan of Tennyson tel Statler, Miss Meyersohn will be
guest
at a 910 donors reception-
Detroit met at the home of Dr. avenue, who left Feb. 28 for a
and Mrs. Shmarya Kleiman. Dr. month's motor trip and vacation at luncheon. Interested sympathizers
may
obtain
additional information
Ezra Lipids presented a paper on Miami Beach, Fla.
regarding the luncheon by calling
"Hegel." An interesting discus..
Mizrachi Ilatzoir met on Tues-
the
committee
on ways and means,
sion followed. The next meeting
day, March I. Plans for the bridge-
Euclid 2777-W.
will be held at the home of Mrs. S.
dansant to be held at the Chinese Sharm.
Tea Gardens on Sunday, April 10 ,
are progressing rapidly. Posters
The Music Study Club held its
A concert and dance of the Sis-
and tickets will be distributed at second annual evening bridge
Mrs. L. Cam thanks her com-
the next meeting. Plans for kosher party on Wednesday, March 2, at ters of Zion Mizrachi will be held
refreshments to be served have the Highland Park branch of the this Saturday night, March 5, at the mittees for their co-operation in
Philadelphia-Byron
Talmud
Torah.
helping to make the bridge-dance
been made.
Y. W. C. A. Mrs. J. M. Berri,
Participating in this concert will a success, socially and financially.
The Mizrachi Ilitzoir is aiding and Mrs. Benjamin Pearlman were
the Women's Mizrachi, which is chairman and vice-chairman of be the Chord of Judea Symphony Special thanks go to Mrs. J. Weis-
sponsoring a concert-dance this this successful affair. Their com- Orchestra, under the direction of man and Mrs. II. Wei:warden for
Saturday evening at the Philadel- mittee workers included Mesdames William P. Bliznick, and soloists bringing in the most ads, also to
from the Detroit Halevy-liazomir the Franklin Printing Co.
phia and Byron Hebrew School.
Morris Blumberg, David Fauman, Singing Society.
A special meeting will be held
At the Friday evening group on William Isenberg, Louis Franken-
The proceeds of this concert will Monday, March 7, 1:30 p. m., at
March 4, Mr. Novak will deliver a stein, Edward Stein, Henry Wein-
short talk. March 11, Mr. Markson berg, Harry Coggan, Aaron Fell- be used for the completion and the Club Exchange, 10216 Dexter
will be the speaker of the evening. man, Bernard Laths, Ralph Paul, maintenance of the Mizrachi Wo- boulevard. Members are urgently
All persons are urged to attend Louis Oppenheim, Arthur Pollak, men's Techinal Home and Cultur- requested to attend and settle for
these evenings which are both edu- David Diamond, Sol Benyas and al ('enter for Orthodox Girls in the tickets they have outstanding.
Jerusalem.
cational and s^-cial and are con- Myron Jacoby.
We. Sophie Shaw is the general Accounting Fraternity to
ducted in the true spirit of the tra-
chairman in charge of the concert
ditional Sabbath.
Hear Dr. Otto A. Hirsch.
hers. Dora Garvett is visiting and dance. The ,following com-
A special meeting of the organ- with her children, Mr. and Mrs.
mittees are assisting Mrs. Shaw:
ization devoted to the bridge-den- Sol Vatz, in Pittsburgh.
Zeta Alpha Rho Fraternity of
Publicity, Mrs. R. Singer and Miss
mint has been called for Tuesday,
R. Schecter; tickets, Mrs. B. Le- the Detroit Institute of Technology
March 8, at 8:30 o'clock. The club-
Israel Brodie of New York vine, Mrs. A. Wilenkin and Mrs. will hear Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, su-
room are located at 9109 Twelfth, spent last week-end in this city.
E. Rosenzwieg; refreshments, Mrs. perintendent of the Jewish Chil-
and are open on any of the evenings
M. Shulman, Mrs. K. Spivak and dren's Home, at their open meeting
mentioned above.
The third meeting of the study Mrs. A. Rubenstein.
which will he held at the Barium
group of the Young People's So-
Tickets may be obtained from Hotel, Thursday evening, March 10.
ciety of Congregation Shaarey Mrs. Levine or Mrs. E. Rosen- Dr. Hirsch will speak on the sub-
FRANKLIN TO ADDRESS Zedek will be held Sunday, March
ject "Fraternalism." Solna of the
BEN BEY ON MARCH 12 13, in the synagogue at Chicago zwieg, 2309 Taylor, any of the students from the commerce and
committee members or at the door.
boulevard and Lawton avenues. A t
finance department were invited.
, Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Temple this meeting Miss Guasie Meyer s
Eugene F. Weiss is in charge of
o
Beth El will speak at the fourth and Milton Goodman will discuss ZEDAKAH CO-OPERATES the arrangements, assisted by L.
WITH RELIEF COUNCIL Silverfarb. The meeting will be fol-
open forum social sponsored by "Russia."
the Ben Bey Club, Saturday eve-
lowed by luncheon and bridge. The
ning, March 12, at Beth David
The Zedakah Club, in co-opera- officers are: David II. Shook, chan-
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Kaplan of
Synagogue, Elmhurst and Four- 1996 Calvert avenue announce the tion with the Unemployment cellor; Nathan Horwitz, vice-chan-
teenth.
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Louis H. Emergency Relief Council, aside cellor; Louis Schwartz, scribe; I.
Rabbi Franklin will discuss the Sable, on Saturday, March 12, at from sewing and furnishing lay- L. Hartenherg, questor; J. Abel,
subject, "To Be a Jew."
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Chi- ettes for poor families, has taken marshal!.
The lecture will be preceded by cago and Lawton avenues.
on the work of caring for the
a program of musical selections
needy aged whom it Is necessary Flower Fund of the Jewish
rendered by members of the Musk
Miss Dorothy Dorice Lieberman to institutionalize. Mrs. Sonia
Welfare Federation.
Study Club. Dancing will con- has returned to her home on Chi- Shaffer has charge of the layette
clude the program.
cago boulevard, having spent the work and may be reached by call-
The
flower fund of the Jewish
ing
Longfellow
5155
.
past seven weeks in Dayton, Ohio,
The Zedakah Club announces a Welfare Federation acknowledges
as the guest of her fiancee's par-
M ents.
NT
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party to be held at Congregation receipt of contributions from the
T EA M
JEW ISH
B'nai Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence, following in memory of Mrs. B. G.
Rudolph Rem Szekely, Detroit on Sunday evening, March 13, at Morris: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.
, The Philomathic Debating Club baritone, has again been engaged 8 o'clock. Admission will be free, Find and Mrs. F. Goodman. Con-
fogr
orenaom
n.4Seucinstany dwxatisen with the - as artist soloist on the Canadian and there will be prizes and re- tributions were received in memory
Pacific program to be broadcast 1freshments. Mrs. Esther Davis of of Milford Stern from Mr. and Mrs.
tJewish Center team. Oscar Colton March 11 from Toronto, Ont.
12215 Hazelwood avenue is chair- Clarence H. Enggase, Mu Chapter
$ and Max Chomsky upheld the affir
of Kappa Nu and Mr. and Mrs.
man of the affair.
native of the question "Reaolved ,
The Misses Jean Weinberg and
Mrs. Rose Lipson-of 2671 Glen. Harm Weisman.
11 the privately owned public utilitie s Harriet Harris spent the week-end dale avenue will be the next host-
t are detrimental to the best finan in Ann Arbor as the guests of Miss ess to the Zedakah Club meeting, Perfection Lodge Dinner-
Ill cial interests of the country." rep - Freda Hertzberg.
on Monday afternoon, March 7,
Dance Sunday.
!ti resenting the Philomathic. Arthu
11:30 o'clock.
Somers and Nathan Berke, reprisa-
Dr and Mrs. S. Glassman en-
Perfection
Lodge No. 486, F. &
1 enting the Jewish Center, comprised tertained s group of friends with
PERFECTION LODGE
A. M., will hold an informal Jin.
the negative.
• buffet dinner and bridge at their
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & ner-dance on Wednesday evening.
Elections for the thirtieth annua 11 home on Calvert avenue last Sat- A. M., will not hold a communi-
arch 9, at 7:30 p. m., at the
model meeting resulted in the selee - orday nigJd.
cation on Wednesday, March 9, Chalet. There will be dancing and
(ion of the following: ()war Colten
due to the dinner-dance which will entertainment. Mason s, their
Alex Baruch, Abe Davis, George , Mr. "Aid Mrs. Prince were hosts be held at the Chalet.
wives and friends are invited. Res-
Schreiber, Sam Finkelstein and at dinner and bridge last Wednes.
C. K. SANDORF, Sec.
creations may be made by writing
Laois Koretz. The model meeting I day at their home on Calvert aye-
By order of
or calling Henry Levett. 320 Dime
-t will probably be held early in May . DUP.
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NOISEMAKERS—ENTERTAINMENT—CONFETTI

GOLDIE MYERSON

Prominent Woman Labor Leader of Palestine

WILL ADDRESS A MASS MEETING

Sunday Evening, March 20, Philadelphia-Byron Hall

hn will be a guest at • $10 donor reception .
Miss M e
luncheon March 23, Hotel Statism.

For further information call Euclid 2777-W.

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THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE

JEWISH NATIONAL FUND

will sponsor •

DONORS LUNCHEON

Wednesday, March 9—Book-Cadillac Hotel

MRS. JENNIE K. ZWICK

Teacher. Lecturer, Relief Worker, Will B• Principal Speaker

Big musical program will feature vocal selections by Mrs.
3. H. Sehakne, accompanied by We. Sal Q. Kesler; selections
by the Hershel Leib Fox Theater String Quarter, and many
others.

Fee reservations communicate with Mrs. S. H. Kraft, 3221
CoMogwood.

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price reductions in furniture finds
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LADIES' MIZRACHI
CONCERT SATURDAY

J. S. BACHE & COMPANY •

Randolph 3530

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This month's meeting of Hades-
sah will be held on Tuesday,
March 8, at 2:30, at Hotel Stotler!
This affair is arranged in comVi-1

REMENYI TO SPEAK e eu zdpref m oa r inHfootr y
TO COUNCIL MONDAY T

WOODWARD AND 11 1/2 MILE ROAD

12316 DEXTER BLVD.

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MRS. ULLIAN TO TALK
- ON 'JEWS ON APPROVAL'

Maybe you think we're making a lot of fuss about our wing line. Well,
well admit that we are—BUT when you know what we know, you'll agree
that we've got something to make • fuss about. Me the USUAL thing
for STANDARD to do the UNUSUAL. Hut,now we've go. beyond your
expactations. We've had our minds and our hands working to make the
STANDARD line for Spring 1932, the best and biggest line that STAN.
DARD has ever shown—in fart, the most important millinery fashion
presentation ever made in Detroit—a 51,15 to our showr.ms will con-
vince you that when STANDARD makes • Issas — THERE'S A REASON!

STANDARD HAT SHOP

M•nufacturern

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SOLOIST OF TEMPLE BETH EL

Available for Concert Engagements, Banquets and Radio
Programs

Will Accept Serious Pupil. in Voice Culture and Coaching

STUDIO: 4744 SECOND BOULEVARD

Phone Columbia 2943

PURITY CHAPTER
EVENT MARCH 16

The Washington Bi-Centennial
celebration of Purity Chapter of
the Order of Eastern Star will take
the form of a bridge-tea on Wed-
nesday, March 16, at the Statler
Hotel.
, The patrons of Purity Chapter,
Leo Gottfurcht and Dr. Harry
Metzger, are the chairmen in charge I
of the Purim cabaret dance which'
wil be held Sunday evening, March
20, at the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
This will be a novel affair, with a
real cabaret of professional enter-
tainers, splendid music and refresh-
ments. Miss Theresa Rosenman is
chairman of the program for the
evening.
On Sunday evening, April 3, Pur-
ity Chapter will sponsor a card
party for the benefit of the build-
Mg fund of the Jewish Home for
Children at the new home, 11ur-
lingame and Petosky. The chair-
men for this affair are Mesdame
Ann Paul, Rose Ruben and Agnes
Yarrows, assisted by captains from
the various Jewish charitable or-
ganizations, including Mrs. Rose
Greenwald of, the Zedakah Society,
Irs. Sylvia Stone representing Ila-
assah and Mrs. Dorothy Light-
tone of the Eva Prenzlauer Serv-
ice Group.

SAVE YOUR EYES!

Eye examination and glasses
prescribed by our DOCTOR of
Optometry. Registered and cer-
tified by State of Michigan. A
guaranteed service at surpris-
ingly low prices.

MURRAY'S

(DR. M. JACKMAN, OPT.)

1119 GRISWOLD ST.

Near Kinsers
Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock.

Joseff Bros.

RESTAURANT &
DELICATESSEN

2038 Woodward at Elizabeth

Have Added ■ Delicatessen
Department Better to
Serve You

Regular Meal ...65c
Business Men's
Lunch
40c

We cater to banquets,
weddings, parties and other
privat• functions.

Phone Clifford 3974

Chas. Lesser

III Years in the Meat

B.111.6.

Announces the Opening of .1rothe
Market at
11510 Dexter at La wrenc.

Hemlock 1.0017

for the convenience of a Zvi
many patrons. lie will also tv
tain his present store at

13830 LINWOOD
Hemlock 9665

We else carry
FRESH FISH DAILY