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PHI SIGMA LAMBDA
CONVENTION HERE

Engagements

Phi Sigma Lambda, national
law fraternity, will hold its annual
convention in Detroit on March 19
lair. and Mrs. Sans Gitlin of 3732 Wager avenue announce th
and 20. Grand Chancellor Benja-
min D. Burdick of Detroit will engagement of their daughter, Betty, to Benjamin M. Eder.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cohen of 3728 Chicago boulevard announce
preside. The delegates of the
Detroit chapter are Benjamin the engagement of their daughter, Frances Helaine, to Carl Mintz, son
of Morris Mintz of Ohio avenue.

PURITY NOVEL PURIM
CABARET THIS SUNDAY

"Yes! This Rug Looks
as NEW as the Day
I Bought It."

Purity Chapter No, 359, 0. E.
S., is sponsoring an interesting
event, a I'urim cabaret party, Sun-
day night, March 20, at 9 o'clock.
a the. Detroit Leland Hotel.
Leo Gottfurcht, patron and Dr.
I arry C. Metzger, associate pa-

. remarked a Leader cus-
tomer! Old rugs cleaned
thoroughly by Leader DO
look like new ! A Leader
cleaned rug is really clean-
ed, through and through—
original brilliance being
restored !

Wedding Calendar

"Happy Medium"
Himel•ose

March 20—Miss Anne Lacow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lacow, to Abe Cherrin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cherrin.
March 20—Miss Beatrice Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Cohen of 3038 Elmhurst avenue, to William Banks of Detroit.
March 27—Grace Ruth Magnus, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward II. Magnus of 11719 East Jefferson avenue, to Marvin II. Ress-
ler, son of Mrs. G. Ressler.
March 27—Miss Anna Mitock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mitock
of 578 Leicester Court, to Albert Michalowsky, son of Rev. and Mrs.
S. Michalowaky of this city.
April 3—Miss Ruth Berman, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Berman,
to Julius Olenikoff, son of Mrs. Anna Olenikoff.
April 3—Miss Mazie Rosen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wal-
dow, to N. Alan Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown.
April 10—Miss Fay Mitnick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Mitnick of 3233 Elmhurst avenue, to Al Glassman.
DR. HARRY C. METZGER
April 10—Miss Sadie Waldorff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wal-
BENJAMIN D. BURDICK
dortf of 1918 Pingree avenue, to Louis Ii. Rothschild, formerly of tron, are the general chairmen,
Gantz, Henry Thumin and Irwin Detroit, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rothschild of Long Island, N. Y.
assisted by Theresa Rosenman,
Klan The convention will open
April 10—Miss Belle R. Shnurowitz, daughter of Mrs. Celia chairman of the program. The re-
with a meeting on March 19 at the Shnurowitz, to Benjamin A. GOIdenberg, son of Aaron Goldenberg.
sponse has been gratifying and a
Barium Hotel. This will be fol-
record crowd is anticipated.
lowed by a formal dinner-dance.
Professional entertainment will
At this affair Herman A. August
be rendered throughout the eve-
will be presented with the scroll
ning.. Dancing of the tunes of
of honorary membership. On
The Commanders will last until
March 20, election of officers will
1 a. m.
be held, and this will be followed
Table reservations should be
by a stag for the men, and a
March 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis James Krupkin (Ora Ruth Git made by calling Leo Gottfurcht,
bridge for the ladies. The con- tleman) of 6461 Trumbull avenue, a son, Stewart Kolman.
Cherry 1844; Dr. Harry Metzger,
vention will officially close Sunday
March 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thal of 2903 Elmhurs Euclid 0053, or Theresa Rosen-
evening.
man, Arlington 2585. The capac-
Judge Charles Rubiner of the avenue, a son, Norman Roy, Jr.
ity is limited.
March 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mendelsohn (Celia Kowal), a
Common Pleas Court will be the
principal speaker. At the first daughter, Cyrille Lois.
meeting on Saturday, Judge Ru-
March 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Ily Cantor (Mildred Rosenberg) of Chi-
biner will formally open the con- cago boulevard, a son, Harvey James.
GIVEN BY THE
vention.
March 7—To Mr. and Mrs. S. Dater of 2951 Gldastone, a daugh-
ter, Renee.
March 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaufman of 2070 Pingree, a
daughter, Dorothy Sydell.
March 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Greenberg (Sophie Charlip) Zevi Yehudah, Founder of
Daganiah and Nahalal,
of 524 Holbrook avenue, a son, Elliott.
Represents "Yakhin."
Feb. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Abe E, Robinson (Lillian Weisman of
in the main ballroom of
Zevi Yehudah, founder of the
Cincinnati, Ohio) of 3218 Calvert, a daughter, Dianne Lois.
Palestinian colonies Daganiah and
Michal Michalesko and Anna
Nahalal, for more than a quarter
of a century a pioneer in the up-
Tabak Featured in "The SHAAREY ZEDEK PURIM
2705 Joy Road, Near Linwood
building of Palestine, arrived in De-
Damaged Man."
PARTY SUNDAY NIGHT
troit on Thursday in the interests
Musk by Harold B. Moldawaky and His Orchestra
of the "Yakhin," Agricultural Co-
MATRICK—SHATZEN
Michel Michalesko and Anna
The Purim party sponsored by
Operative
Contracting Association
Tabak' two noted stars, remain at the affiliated organizations of Con-
Miss Gertrude Shatzen, daugh-
Littman 's Yiddish People's Thee- gregation Shaarey Zedek will be ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Freden- of Palestine, Inc.
A Combination of 12 Musical Artist.
Zevi
Yehudah
will remain in De-
ter, Twelfth and Seward, and are held Sunday evening, March 20, at thal, was wedded Saturday eve- troit for a few days in an effort to
Admission 50 Cents
Dancing 8-30 Till 7
being starred this week-end in
ning, March 12, to Leonard Mat-
interest Detroiters in developing
"The Damaged Man."
rick of Atlantic City, N. J.
This play is being presented
The marriage ceremony took orange plantations. He can be
Friday evening, Saturday and Sun-
place in the home of Mrs. J. Slo- reached through Joseph Haggai,
ry
day matinees and evenings.
bin, sister of the bride, at 2360 3024 Elmhurst.
Zevi Yehudah, with his wife and
Highland avenue.
Nisi, Esther Nichamin, cousin of A. M. Koller, constitute the Ameri-
•Qxtx
can
delegation of the Yakhin.
UNITED SYNAGOGUE
the bride, was the maid of honor
The "Yakhin" is a subsidiary of
,414.1 ,
and only attendant of the bride.
APPOINTS PARZEN
the
Jewish
Labor Organization of
Al. Shatzen, brother of the bride,
AS •FIELD DIRECTOR
attended the bridegroom as best Palestine "Ilistadruth," and has
been
functioning
very successfully
man.
Rabbi Herbert Parzen, formerly
The bride wore a long bias-cut for the last six years. It is equip-
ped
to
assume
the
full responsi-
of Detroit and Portland, Ore., has
crepe white gown with a bouquet
been appointed field director of
of white roses and streamers of bility for planting and caring for
new orange plantations during the
the New Jersey branch of the
f
lily of the valley.
United Synagogue of America, ac-
Miss Nichamin was dressed in a initial period of five years, after
which the proprietor may receive
cording to an announcement issued
r
p
o
inks.
se
lace
dress
and
carried
pink
1
the full-grown, fruit-bearing plan-
by Dr. Charles I. Hoffman of New-
With Latest White Gold Mountings
ark, president of the New Jersey
Arlene Irma Slobin, dressed in aation.
The "Yakhin" is also instrumen-
Direct connection with • large Diamond
branch.
an orchid dress, attended her aunt
v
Import..enables us to offer this great
tal in organizing Jewish groups in
Rabbi Platen immediately corn-
as flower girl.
menced a tour of Jewish communi-
Wholemle prices on all diamonds, jewelry
Herbert Daniel Slobin was the America and other countries inter-
and w•tches.
ested in establishing plantation
ties throughout New Jersey with
ring bearer.
the object of making a thorough
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fredenthal, settlements in Palestine. In be-
survey of their financial, spiritual
parents of the bride, gave away half of such groups the "Yakhin"
and religious resources and ren-
MRS. CHARLES SMITH
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon is in a position to acquire suitable
dering aid to the individual com-
Oshenoff of Pittsburgh gave away tracts of land and to undertake
901 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
8:30, in the social hall of the the bridegroom.
every phase of the necessary ac-
munities wherever possible.
CADILLAC 3255
synagogue.
Sixty people witnessed the cere- tivities, including installation of
An enjoyable program has been mony, which was given by Cantor proper irrigation works.
MOOS CHITIM HELP BY
for the evening. A dance Sam Mogilevsky, a member of the
The American office of the "Yak-
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY arranged
orchestra has been engaged. Old- Halevy-liazomir Singing Society,I hin" is located in New York City
—
fashioned dances will be part of of which Gertrude Shatzen was at 1133Broadway, room 1024, tele-
On
Friday,
March
11,
Mrs.
Ar-
Before Placing Your Order for That
p hone, Chelsea 3-4714, with ■
thur Ginsburg of Cherrylawn ave. the program and several radio ar- secretary.
nue was hostess to the board of fists will entertain the guests.
New Ford SEE—
Mr. and Mrs. Matrick are honey- b ranch in Chicago at the address
The
The Sisterhood, with Mrs. Sid- mooning in Pittsburgh. They will of Mrs. Nadia Yehudah, care of L.
directors of the Home Relief So-
Stone and Mrs. Charles Smith make their home in Atlantic City, I. Antanow, 4112 Douglas boule-
ciety. In view of the approaching of in charge,
vard, Chicago, Ill.
Passover, the most important sub- freshments. is preparing Purim re- N. J.
jecr was Moos Chitim, or the an-
YOUNG ISRAEL PURIM
•
ROSEN—ASHINSKY
nual distribution of Matzos and
Now Associated With
other foodstuffs to the poor, so that EVA PRENZLAUER
Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Ashinsky, CELEBRATION MONDAY
every Jewish family will have
formerly of Detroit, announce the
enough to eat during the Passover
SERVICE GROUP marriage of their daughter, Ju- The annual Purim celebration
week. There have been several
dith, to Nathan Rosen of Pitts- sponsored by Young Israel will
contributions made already and any
The third fashion show and burgh on Sunday, March 13. take place on Monday evening,
12535 Gratiot Ave.
Pingree 6400; Res. University 2.3504
member wising to contribute for bridge-tea of the Eva Prenzlauer Among the Detroiters who at- March 21, at 8 o'clock, in the Mish-
tlisi. eaAu. seFesrhaoruli21 9f5o9rwc•aired. esnaz to Service Group, given at the Slat- tended the wedding were Mrs. kan Israel Synagogue hall, Blaine
let Hotel Feb. 29, was an outstand. Rose Goodman, Mrs. Eva Gilbert near Linwood. The committee
headed by Hyman R. Cohen has
There is a shortage of wearing ing feature of the season. Much and Philip Ash.
arranged an interesting program
apparel and shoes among the poor praise is due the chairman, Mrs.
for the evening, which will com-
families and while the members of Ray Cohen, and the hostesses for
mence with the reading of the Me-
Given by the the Home Relief Society have gath- their co-operation. The group UNFINISHED SPEECH
gilah, and will be followed by a
ered many hundred of garments thanks Russeks for its display of
BY MILFORD STERN dance for which a five-piece or-
and outfitted many families, there fashions. It also thanks Mrs. J.
are still many who need clothing. II. Ehrlich and Fred M. Butzel for Eva Prenzlauer Service Group chestra has been procured. Mem.
bers and friends are invited.
The society would appreciate it if their talks in memory of the he-
Public Part of Prepared
those who have anything in the line loved late president, Mrs. liarry Make.
Address His Planned to Deliver.
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
y of wearing apparel would call Mrs. ("Mother") Klein; and Mrs. Dore-
AT THE HOTEL TULLER
S. Schwartz, Longfellow 8461, orlthy Collins for her vocal selections,
The Eva Prenzlauer Service TO HEAR MARKWARDT
SUNDAY, MARCH 20th, 1932
Mrs. Joseph Modell, Longfellow accompanied by Miss Eva Gold- Group
made public this week an
at 8:00 p. m. 8039
I stine.
Prof. Otto C. Marckwardt of
unfinished address which the late
Mrs. Rose Lipson of the Jewish
ALL PROCEEDS FOR CHARITY
Milford
Stern prepared for de- Detroit City College will speak on
Social Service Bureau was the "Y" STUNT NIGHT
"Manchuria:
A Reminder," at the
livery
at
the
fashion
show
and
Refreshments—Prizes
Admission 50 Cents
guest speaker for the afternoon.
TO BE ON APRIL 10 bridge of the group held at Hotel next meeting of the Young Peo-
She spoke on the desperate need in
ple's
Society
of Congregation
Statler
on
Feb.
29,
eight
days
af-
The annual stunt night spon.
Detroit of a convalescent home.
his death. The portion of the Shaarey Zedek, Sunday, March 20,
On Sunday , March 20, the Home sored by the clubs of the Y. W. H. ter
at
3
o'clock,
in
room 202 of the
incomplete speech reads:
FOR RENT
Relief Society, under the chairman- A. will take place on Sunday eve
"It is needless to tell you how synagogue, Chicago and Lawton.
ning, April 10. Twenty clubs are
ship
of
Mrs.
Ira
Danto
and
Miss
This
talk
will
be a survey of
ART CENTER
happy I am to be in fashion
Edna Lewis, will give a Purim entering this competition with a very
with all of you at this luxurious Japanese present-day literature
Studios Ior full er part time, also with
party to the inmates of the Old variety of short entertaining skits. exhibit.
for
the
purpose
of
developing the
happy because be-
residence. C lent for ambitious
Folk's Home. Each inmate will be A silver trophy will be awarded to fore me I I am
see a group of women idea that the common people In
music teachers. Very Reasonable.
given some little gift, goodies will the group which presents the best devoted to a worthy cause; women Japan apparently do not want
Columbia 4474
be served and entertainment will stunt. Rubin Losh, chairman of
war any more than do most com-
stunt night committee, is assisted who are making it possible for the
follow.
less financially fortunate of Israel's mon people anywhere else in the
On Monday, March 21, Mrs. P. by William Ginsburg, Miss Flor- children to be born in health and world. Miss Esther Miller, well-
Roth, 3205 Leslie, will be hostess ence Terris and Dave Goldman.
Purim will bk celebrated at the strength; women who are removing known concert pianist and radio
to the regular meeting and all mem-
the fears and terrors from mothers' performer, will close the program
bers are urged to be present as clubhouse by a Turim masque on hearts
by providing for them the at- with several classical selections.
Saturday
evening, March 20. for
many important questions will be
members,: by an inter-club Purim tention and care which they de- This is a closed meeting, open only
up for discussion.
serve.
There is no worthier cause; to members in good standing.
American Service to
party on Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, and by a masquerade ball and all of you who are engaged in
RICO Downtown Theater.
on Sunday evening, when prizes it are blessed in the lives of those YOUNG ISRAEL JUNIOR
"Explorers of the World" came will be awarded for costumes.
you serve.
GROUPS ARE PLANNED
to the RK0 Downtown Friday.
The Business and Professional
It was fitting that one of the
to the sensational music of
Sunday, March 20, marks the in-
Thousands of travelers say Harold Noice, will lecture here with Girl's Supper Club will receive in- finest mothers of Israel should head
struction in contract bridge at the your Eva Prenzlauer organization. troduction of Young Israel Junior
"It is much better to travel on the production.
meeting
on
March
24
from
Dr.
"Mother"
Klein
was
a
woman
of
and
Intermediate groups in Detroit.
American ships."
Ed-
ward Lyons. This program will noble spirit and gentle demeanor. At the get-acquainted meeting in
BOSTON
The Ship
follow the 6 o'clock supper.
I ask all of you now to rise, and the Philadelphia-Byron Center at
and his
TEA & COFFEE CO.
The athletic league of the "Y," give • moment's thought and prayer 3 p. m., which has been arranged
Della Robbia Orchestra
boys' division, will sopnsor two for her whose life and ideals may by the committee in charge of Jun-
announce
ior work, preliminary arrangements
America's Fastest Boat
basketball games and a dance on serve as inspiration to all of us.
Now Playing Daily at the
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
Saturday. March 26, at the Y. W.
"To Mrs. Rose Goldberg and Mrs. will be made for the organization
April 27-May 17-June 7
are now in effect on our com- C. A., Witherell and Montcalm. George Cohen, I extend my eon- of literary, music, athletics, arts
plete line of fruits, vegetables, The first game will begin at 7:30 gratulations for the very obvious and crafts, social, philanthropic and
to
groceries, canned goods, etc.
p. m. In the second game. at success of this gala affair. Mrs. other groups.
Plymouth — Cherburg
Do your shopping here for all R:30, Ben By A. C. will meet Klein, whose management and di-
These groups are open to all boys
—Bremen
your Purim requirements. Our Camaraderie. The games will be rection have made possible the of ages 12-17 inclusive. Young B-
OTIS IC HARRISON, Urr .
central location is • big con- followed by dancing, to the music physical embodiement of their real invites every boy in Detroit
Inquire from our agents
Luncheon
- 12 to 2 P. M.
venience to you.
of Max Berlin and his orchestra. plans and arrangements is to be to join a club and urges parents
Dinner-Dancing 6:30 to 8:30
WE DELIVER •
A spelling bee will take place commended on her enthusiastic co- to send their children to the first
Luncheon 75e . Dinner $1.25
March 2 7 , at 2:10 p. m. . operation. May the good work all meeting on Sunday.
BOSTON
Registrations are now being of you are doing grow and pros-
The committee in charge of jun-
Supper Dancing Saturday
ior work, who will also act as spon-
TEA & COFFEE CO. taken for a new culture circle, a Per."
Evenings Only
ROOSEVELT 3. 3. CO. Inc.
class conducted by Mrs. Claire D.
sors of clubs, is headed by Chaim
ISAACS
BROS.,
Props.
10 P. M. to 2 A. M.
Gamma Agents
Wickersham, which concerns it.
lie who love, you will make you Miller, assisted by Sender Kolitch,
9829 Dexter Blvd., at Bostea
No Cover Charge
self with the appreciation of fine weep, who hates you may make Mrs. Isadore Cohen, Morris Berri'
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Euclid 5984
arta
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CITY-WIDE BASKETBALL '
TOURNAMENT FORMED

For the first time in the history
of athletics in Detroit, • city-wide
basketball tournament to decide
the best senior Jewish basketball
team in this city is now being
planned by the athletic department
of the Jewish Center. The follow-
ing clubs representing the differ-
ent leagues which have partici-
pated in basketball during the past
at the Jewish Center: Camarad•
erie, representing the Jewish In-
dependent League; Ben Bey, rep-
resenting Y. W. H. A. League;
Alpha Tan, representing the Jew-
ish Inter-Fraternal League; Stran-
gers A. C., representing Jewish I
Centers Association.
These teams are the probable
winners of their respective leagues,
and it was unanimously decided;
that a tournament at the end of
the regular season of each leagued
be held to determine the champion
Jewish basketball team
' All games will be played at Tem-
ple Beth El, the first on Thurs-
day, March 31, at 8 p. m. A two-
game knockout will be the pro-
cedure of determining the cham-
pionship. • Thereafter, the games
will be played on Mondays and
Thursdays at Temple Beth El,
until the championship Is decided.!

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