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SHAAREY ZEDE IVES
PURIM SKIT MARCH 14

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By Hearing

Mrs. Louis Robinson is a mem-
ber of the cast of the Purim skit
to be presented at the Shaarey
Zedek meeting, Monday, March
14, at 2:15 p. m., in the social hall
of the synagogue. Other members

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MRS. LOUIS ROBINSON

who will participate in the skit
are the Mesdames Herman August,
Saul Jacob, Maurice Landau, Her-
man Schmier, Sidney Stone, Max
Keidan, Frank Wetsman and Miss
Hattie Gittleman.
Mrs. Sidney Allen will render
the "Songs of Esther" by Handel,
accompanied by Mrs. Burton Clam-
age.

DRAMATIC EFFORTS
ON PROGRAM OF 'Y'

Purim Celebrations Are Also
Planned by Local
Y. W. H. A.

A delegation from the Detroit
Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin
left on a cruise of the West Indies chapter of Hadassah attended a
and will be gone for three weeks. meeting in Toledo of the Toledo
chapter of liadassah on Monday
.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Golden- evening, March 7, and partici-
berg were hosts at a buffet supper paled in a symposium. The mem-
at their home on Wellesley Drive bers who delivered addresses in-
last Sunday evening. eluded Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, Mrs.
Herbert Warner, Mrs. M. Landau,
Elizebeth Finley and Jeanette
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbaten
Steinberg.
entertained some friends at din-
ner last Saturday night at their
Zeta Alpha Rho Fraternity of
home on Burlington Drive.
the Detroit Institute of Technology
heard Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, super-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker of intendent of the Jewish Children's
Sherwood Forest spent the week- Home, at the open meeting held on
end in Chicago as guests of Dr. Thursday evening, March 10, at
and Mrs. Benjamin Brealcstone of the Baelum Hotel. Dr. Hirsch
Sheridan Road.
spoke on the subject "Fraternal-
ism" before a large attendance. The
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hamburg of arrangement were in charge of
369 Richton avenue announce the Eugene F. Weiss, assisted by L.
marriage of their daughter, Ernes- Silverfarb. The meeting was fol.
tine, to Samuel Trunsky of De- lowed by a luncheon and bridge.
troit, on Jan. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seppen of
Miss Retta Tannenholz of the 2676 Calvert avenue celebrated
Wilshire is visiting in Cleveland their twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
with her sister and brother-in-law, sary with a family dinner for 36
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rosenbloom. guests on Sunday evening, March
6. The tables were covered with
Sidney Stone and Maurice silver leaves, with silver predomi-
Aronsson are visiting at Hot noting the color scheme. Two of
Springs, the guests, Morris Dinner and
Harry Dinner, attended the wed-
--
ding 25 years ago, and were
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Moss of Mt. again with the couple to help cele-
Clemens announce the marriage brate this occasion. Following the
of their daughter, • Gertrude, to catered dinner, the guests played
Herbert Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs. b ridge.
Lester M. Moss, last December.

Among the many affairs given
Miss Phyllis Simon, daughter of inthe past few weeks in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Simon of Chi-

cago boulevard, left Saturday to was a miscellaneous shower at the
spend the remainder of the winter Chinese Tea Gardens, given by her
months in Miami Beach, Fla.
sisters, the Misses Faye and Belle
—
Cohen; a green kitchen shower

Mrs. Jacob Mazer of Atkinson given by Miss Esther Levine; a
avenue has returned from a visit linen shower given by Mrs. A.
with relatives in New York. Swatlo, and a personal shower
given by the girls of the Eta Rho
Mrs. Louis N. Halbstein will Sorority, of which Miss Cohen has
speak on "Life in Africa" at the been an active member for the
next meeting of the Ilaskalah So. past three years.
ciety, which will be at the home
' of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Fish-
Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya Kleiman
baine, 3318 Sturtevant avenue, on of Webb avenue entertained a
Sunday evening.
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MRS. BENJAMIN J. SAFIR
(Miss Sophia Radom)

Dr. Leo M. Franklin officiated at
a beautiful ceremony in the Men's
Club Room at the Temple Beth El
on Sunday afternoon, Starch 6,
when he joined in matrimony Miss
Sophie Radom, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Radom, and Benjamin
J. Safir.
The bride looked lovely in a Le-
long eggshell lace gown and a tur-
ban to match, and wore ivory color-
ed shoes. She carried a sheath of
calla lillies. The bride was given
away in marriage by her father.
Her sister, bliss Celia Radom, at-
tended her as maid of honor. She
wore an Agnes pink lace gown and
a large pink picture hat trimmed in
blue, with shoes to match. She
carried a shower bouquet of pink
roses and blue delphiniums. The
bride's mother wore a lovely black
gown and hat to match, wearing a
corsage of tea roses.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Alvin Safir, and by John
Sklar.
During the processioti, Miss Rose
Waxman sang "0 Promise Me," ac-
companied by Al Wolgin on the
violin.
Following the ceremony, the bri-
dal couple left for Chicago. They
will be at home to their friends
after March 20, at 2745 Cortland
avenue.

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The Boulevard Store is open every Monday
M
The drama tea, at the Young
Evening 'till nine.
Women's Hebrew Association, on
Sunday afternoon, March 12, at
4 o'clock, will present the classes
TWO STORES
of Jacob Ben-Ami, who is now
in dramatic art in scenes from
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Morrell playing at the Civic Theater.
the following modern American
Plays: "Craig's Wife," "Liliom," of 318 Josephine avenue an-
The East Room of the Alamac Will Address Jewish Forum
"Aren't We All?;" "Children of nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
2990 W. Grand Blvd. app. Fisher Bldg. and 431 Grade Ave.
the Moon," and "Finders, Keep- son, Saul, on Saturday morning, Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., was
This Sunday Afternoon,
ers." Members and friends of March 12, at Congregaiton Beth the scene of a gala farewell party
at 5, Over WJBK.
Mpses, 586 Owen. Reception at Feb. 23 when Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
the "Y" are invited.
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home Sunday evening, March 13, Fishman and daughter, Geraldine ,
The theater party to the open- from 7 to 10. No cards.
Milton
M. Alexander, Detroit
of 2984 Burlingame avenue, ended
ing performance of "Mourning
their winter vacation. Honoring Jewish communal leader and ad-
Becomes Electra,"%on Monday eve-
ArtvAdN^i;va Pe% . AAIAAAMIN A-k4AAMIVAI
Ira Mandelstaum of 736 South their departure a formal dance vertising expert, will address the
ning, March 14, will have the
. no magic formulas .. . . just a
From my hat .
Park avenue, Saginaw, Mich., has was held • on the Roof Garden. Jewish Radio Forum from 5 to
largest attendance of "Y" mem-
conscientious crew of trained mechanics who know
5:30
this
Sunday
afternoon,
over
just• returned from an extended Music was furnished by Bernie
bers this season.
how to put your car in shape.
trip through South Africa.
White and his Alamaniacs. At station WJBK. An interesting
PAUL J. WEYER
"Only Me," a three-act comedy,
midnight Mr. and Mrs. Fishman mitered program will supplement
will be given by the advanced
of the
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kopman and were presented with numerous his address. Louis Sorts, violinist,
drama classes on Tuesday and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Bernie prizes they had won during their will be accompanied by his brother,
Thursday evenings, March 15 and of Detroit were guests at Olympia stay.' Presentation was made by Samuel Sorin. Aaron Kurland, at-
17, in the Little Theater of the Hotel in Mt. Clemens. "Pa" Jacobs.
torney, is in charge of this forum.
"Y." The performance, beginning
Mr. Alexander's topic will be
Woodward at Eleven and a Half Mile Road
at 8:30, will include the follow-
"The American Attitude towards
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Silverman of
yt
Mrs. W. Abraham Goldberg
ing cast: The Misses Celia Lewin, the Belcrest returned from a visit (Ruth
Hitler."
NOW SERVING
Cohen) and son Joel of
Myra
Potashnik,
Goldie
Weinstein,
The
address
during
this
hour
iently
Located
at
to
New
York
and
Atlantic
City.
Now C
Chicago, III., is visiting her par-
Thelma Davis, Gladys Goldenberg-
last Sunday was delivered by Mrs.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Cohen
er, and Messrs Isadore Pastor,
Fred Ginsburg, president of the
The Misses Constance Sidder,
Sam Charfoos, Lewis Davidson and Sylvia and Wilma Glazer and of 1482 Glynn Court,
Detroit section of the National
to yaws experience is
Between Cortland and Sturtevant
ef
SUNDAY DANCING: 5:30 P. M. TO CLOSING .
,
Sam
Himmel.
This
is
the
first
Council
of Jewish Women.
the Auto &mines,
Mrs. Samuel Silver motored to
Mrs. Samuel Stahl of 3231 Elm-
three-act play to be produced this Chicago for a brief visit.
. Dine and Dance to RAY "PETE" PRETORIUS and i
, burst entertained 42 ladies at a
4,
.
season by this group.
His Band of Many Melodies
.
' brid g e-lunch eon at the De troit BETH EL SISTERHOOD
■ 111 ■ 1•1,
Costumes and masks will gain
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hertzberg ' Lelan d Hotel last Tuesday noon,
Private Dining ROOMS and Special Prim, for Portico
TO
MEET
THIS
MONDAY
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admission to the Purim masque and family, who have been making, honoring her sister, Miss Fay Mit-
I
e
THE SEASON'S FINEST EVENT!
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which will be held on Saturday
ea s t the pas t', nick, whose marriage to Al Glass
eir home i n
?
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth ,
■
evening, March 19, at the club- few years, are visiting with Mr. man will be an event of April 10.
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El will hold its monthly meeting .eISVSSMISV4JVSVISWSIS!e%'Ve!SasWSISISVCWIMISN.W
house, for the entire membership. and Mrs. I. Horowitz of Hazel-
—
on Monday, March 14, at 2:30 p.
Prizes will be awarded for the wood avenue.
I Miss Zelda Smith of 194 West m. The program of the afternoon
Sponsored by
HEBREW SCHOOLS ARE
SUN
most original, prettiest and fun-
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Kaplan of Margaret avenue was hostess at will be rendered by a trio comprised
niest costumes.
TO CELEBRATE PURIM Eye examination and glasses
t
of Karl Chase, Raymond Hall and
MAR.
prescribed by our DOCTOR of
A program of skits and humor- 1996 Calvert avenue announce thehe last meeting of Tri Sigma So- Valbert Coffee, members of the
Bar
Mitzvah
of
their
son,
Louis
11.
Optometry. Registered and cer-
ous Purim entertainment is sched-
at the
20th
Detroit Symphony Orchestra. A Children to Give Shalach Mono.
tified by State of Michigan... A
uled for the inter-club Purim so- Sable, on Saturday, March 12, at I The Rodin Club met at the social hour will follow.
to Pledged Funds.
guaranteed service at surpris-
cial, to take place on Sunday aft- Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Chi- home of the president, Mrs. Fanny
Widespread interest has been
ingly low prices.
ernoon, March 20, at 3 o'clock. cago and Lawton avenues.
Rodin, March 2. A midnight sup- aroused by the anouneement that
Purim, which falls this year on
-
MAMMOTH - ENTERTAINMENT - PROGRAM
Invitations to this party are ex-
per was served. The next meet- the Sisterhood exchange will have Tuesday, March 22, will be cele-
tended to members of all clubs
Mrs. Samuel Caplan and Miss ing will be held at the home of its opening at this time. Through brated in the various branches of '
Phylis Simon left for Miami to Mrs. J. Schiller, 2485 Pingree, Sat..
MUSIC BY A FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
that meet at the "Y."
the exchange members may display the United Hebrew Schools in the
Fun Galore
Kosher Food
Noisemakers
The membership drive, which remain until spring. urday evening, March 12, at 8::30 samples of articles for which they traditional manner. In some schools
For Reservations: Therein Rosenman, Arlington 2585;
has been in progress during Jan-
are prepared to take orders, it be- Purim plays will be presented on a
Mr. and Mrs. David King of the o'clock.
Leo Gottfurcht, Cherry 1844; Dr. Harry Metzger, Euclid 0053.
uary and February, will officially
ing understood of course that the larger scale to which also parents
Wilshire spent last week-end in
Dress Optional
Dancing 8:30 to 7.
Admission $1.50.
come to a close on Tuesday, Columbus with their children, Mr.
Sisterhood cannot he responsible and guests will be invited. In
March 15, at which time awards
for unsold goods. Also no article other schools the Purim story con-
and Mrs. Newton King.
M. JACKMAN, OPT./
will be made to the individuals
may be brought which wit interfere tained in the Book of Esther will
who have secured the largest
with the sewing departments, at be dramatized by the children and
Max Annenberg of the Belcrest
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth the Temple.
presented in the classrooms for the
number of new members.
Near Kineel's
entertained 10 guests at luncheon El of Pontiac is planning a hard
Open Eveang• Until s tided.
Mrs. Irving Hirschman, chair- entertainment of their classmates.
The Ben Bey Athletic Club and last Thursday.
Prominent Woman Labor Leader of Palestine
time
Purim
dance
to
be
held
at
A
unique
feature
of
these
Purim
man of this project, must be com-
an all-star independent basketball
the community center on Orchard municated with at once by anyone entertainments will be Shalach
team are holding intense prac-
Miss Leila Sonaiko of Madison,
Monne or exchange of gifts. In
tice periods in preparation for the Wis., is the guest of her sister and Lake avenue on Tuesday evening, interested.
championship games which will be brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max March 22.
Membership cards are requested accordance with tradition, Purim
Sunday Evening, March 20, Philadelphia-Byron Hall
The
ballroom
is
to
be
attractive-
is the day on which people exchange
on admittance.
held on March 26, when the "Y" Keidan of Calvert avenue.
ly decorated depicting the old-
Miss Meyersohn will be a guest at • $10 donor receptions.
gifts.
Athletic League will sponsor •
time dance hall, and a great deal
luncheon March 23, Hotel Statler.
dance in conjunction with these
This charity is given not as alms-
Miss Eunice Slossby of Boston, of effort is being put forth to JACOB KELLMAN WINS
games.
For further information call Euclid 2777.W.
who is a student at the University
CURRENT EVENT PRIZE giving, but in the form of gifts. The
The first round of inter-club of Michigan, is visiting with her make this affair the outstanding
children will carry out these two
one of the season. Prizes will be
debates has left the following three parents in Florida.
Jacob Kellman, son of Mr. and fine traditional customs in the fol-
awarded for the funniest and most
teams victorious: The Havuros
lowing manner. All children will
original costumes. A splendid or- Mn. A. T. Kellman of 2005 West
I Fraternity, the Ganymedians and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stone Ice theatre has been engaged. Re- Philadelphia, junior student at the arrange for gifts to be exchanged
I an independent team composed of leaving for tics,. e e
so that every child in the school
Y freshments will be served during University of Michigan, is the win-
Miss Gertrude Brown and Reu- part of next week.
ner of the first prize of $150 in will be the recipient of some gift.
the evening.
ben Halperin. The semi-final de-
They will also make an effort to
—
the
U.
of
M.
preliminaries
of
the
The general chairman is Mrs.
bate of the tournament will be
Miss Lillian Morowitz of Hazel-
seventh annual New York Times contribute an much as possible to
Telephone Trinity 2.3488
held on Wednesday evening, March wood avenue was hostess at a , George Weiss. Mrs. Ben Elbling
the Children's Fund, known as
current
events
contest,
it
is
an-
ck in charge of ti ets, and Mrs.
is
bridge party last Wednesday eve-1
nounced by Prof. Everett S. Brown Keren Boneinu, the fund which
FRIDAY NIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
p
takes
care of their pledges to the
Sidney Markle and Charles ning, complimenting Miss Leila Morris Kallin of ublicity.
of the political science depart-
Matinee and Evening, March 11-12-13
Malin, representing A. Z. A. 63, Sonaiko of Madison, Wis.
ment, chairman of the contest at Federation, the National Fund and
victorious
team
in
other
causes.
comprise
the
HERE'S GOOD NEWS!
SHAAREY ZEDEK MEN'S Ann Arbor. Jacob Kellman had
the inter-club bridge tournament
Mrs. Sol Kopman of Atkinson
CLUB DINNER MEETING won the freshman-sophomore prize
that was held recently at the "Y." avenue entertained in celebration
of $75 in 1931. He will have his
JR. PIONEERS TO HEAR
of the tenth birthday of her son,
In Hi. Great Success
The next affair of the Men's paper sent to New York to com-
Joseph, for 10 boys last Wednes-
GOLDIE MEYERSOHN
pete in the national inter-collegi-
OBSERVE B'NAI MOSHE
day. Luncheon was served and Club of Congregation Shaarey ate contest, the winner of which
Zedek will be a dinner meeting,
SUCCESS WITH DINNER games featured the afternoon.
Goldie Meyeraohn, prominent la-
Will
be
a
warded
a
prize
of
$500.
which will be held in the social
"You'll find me at
bor leader of Palestine, visiting De-
Mrs Benjamin Fishman of hall of the congregation on Thum
In recognition of the splendid
Arranged by M. Mickalmko
troit, March 20-23, will be a guest
1280 Griswold, corner
day evening, March 17, corn-
17239
Omira
avenue
is
expected
work done in connection with their
speaker at a meeting of the Junior'
Assisted by Anna Tabak, the beautiful Jewish prima donniti
ni (set
Grand River...
recent bazaar, which proved an home on Sunday after having m eTn
.red the Entire Company of Actors
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Davie Pioneer Auxiliary, Monday, March .
0%151as been arranged
Th is g
exceptionally good financial sue- spent the winter in Long Beach,
21. This meeting is especially ar-
Matinee-25c, 35c 500, 75c. Evenings-35c, 50, 75, $1..00
Observe 60th Anni-
in the nature of an open forum
F int e x Clothes, of
cm, the Sisterhood of Congrega- Cal.
ranged for the Jewish youth, and
for members of the club, at which
TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE
versary Sunday.
tion B'nai Moshe will tender a vie-
course .... Boy,
young people are urged to attend.
time matters of interest to the
March
14
will
be
an
important
tory Purim dinner-dance Sunday,
The meeting place will be an.
have they got 'Eye-
Sir. and Mrs. Israel Davis
March 27. The event will take day for members of Purity Chap- congregation will be presented
nounced
in
next
week's
issue
of
and the members will be requested
will be at home to their rela-
Appeal.'
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place in the banquet hall of the ter No. 359, 0. E. S. In the aft-
The
Chronicle.
SHAAREY ZEDEK PURIM congregation, Dexter boulevard ernoon, at 4 o'clock, the officers to express themselves in the gen- tives and friends on Sunday,!
The Junior Pioneers are partici-
DINNER ON MARCH 20 and Lawrence avenue, at 6 p. m. will initiate a class of candidates, seal discussion which will follow. March 13, at 2520 West Euclid' pating in the $10 luncheon, spon-
avenue, in honor of their six-
A full course chicken dinner will to be known as the "Mother Klein The entertainment committee,
sored by the Women's Pioneer Aux-
— .
Class" This will be followed by headed by Charles N. Agree, an-
tieth wedding anniversary.
iliary, in honor of Goldie Meyer-
The affiliated organizations of be served. Entertainment of high
interesting
Among their children, Aaron
Kosher Restaurant and
a
6
o'clock
dinner,
for
which
res.
nnunces
.
an
caliber will be provided, details of
sohn.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek are which will appear in coming issues creations are now being taken by gram 15 be i ng arranged in con-
E. Davis, postmaster of Grand
Delicatessen
Rapids; Mrs Frank Robinson
sponsoring a buffet dinner on Sun. of The Chronicle. Dancing to the the secretary, at Longfellow 2258. junction with this open forum dm-
Finest Full Course Dinner in
to
of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Na-
day evening, March 20, in the so- tune' of the Co-Eds Orchestra will At 8 p. m., "Advanced Officers russion, and all those desiring
Detroit at 50 Cents
Night" will be celebrated, with attend this dinner meeting are
than H. Present of Lansing,
continue until 1 a. m.•
cial hall of the eynagegue.
Anything from • Sandwich to ■
Mich., will be their guests at
Judging by past experience, at- Mrs. Ann Paul occupying the Ma- urged to e,•nd in their reservations
The organization will hold Its
This affair will be • social gath- tendance at this affair is expect- tron's chair. The bi-centennial promptly.
Full Course Meal
J. W. E. W. 0. in New Head-
this time. Mr. and Mrs Davis
regular meeting in Hebrew Setur-i
ering for members of the various ed to be large, and the public is bridge-tea will be held IS ednes-
Hot Cereed Beef—Salami
were married in the first Shaa-
quarters.
day
evening, March 12, at 8:30, at
clubs to bring their families and urged to make immediate reserva- day, March 16, at the Stotler
.
•
. •
rey Zedek Synagogue. at which
Pa l est i ne i n time Mr. Davis was the secre- the Byron-Philadelphia Hall. tier -
friend' to celebrate Purim. An tions by calling Mrs. Manuel Ur- Hotel. The chairmen in charge , tree Plante d
Stop In After the She. )
.
The
Jewish
Women's European
card
lea's.,
superintendent
of
the'
excellent orchestra has been en- bach, chairman, Hemlock 6724-R; are Mesdames Ida Canvasser, Jea-
Stern's Memory.
tary of the congregation.
United Hebrew Schools, will lee- Welfare Organization announces
gaged to furnish the music for a Mrs. Leo Sehinagel co-chairman, nette Ash, Betty Weinberger and
Their children who reside in
that beginning Monday, March 14.
ture on "Jewish Education."
few hours of dancing.
The Jewish National Fund C0011-
10346 - 50 Dexter Blvd.
Detroit are Mrs. Rae Philipp,
Longfellow 8283; Mrs. Adolph Esther Oppenheim.
The Kvutzah Irrith is planning and thereafter, headquarters will
ell of Detroit announce, the plant-
The Sisterhood is in charge of the Deutsch. publicity chairman, Arl-
At Collinrwood
Mrs. A. J. Edwards, Mrs. Oscar
a Purim affair with an interesting be at 9125 Twelfth street, near
arrangements for the buffet-dinner ington 2228. Mrs. Manuel Engel
The Alpha Tau Zeta Sorority In( of a tree in Palestine by Mr.
llagenlos. Mrs.. Isaac Dreifoss,
and entertaining program. More Clairmount, formerly the branch
Hemstitch 0544
L which will be in keeping with the will be In charge of dinner prepa- held a social meeting at the home and Mrs. Maurice H. Zackheim in land Edith Ella Davis.
of Shaarey Zedek congregation.
details in the next issues.
# holiday.
of Rose Ysleck, March 2. memory of Milford Stern.
rations.

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