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Junior Home Relief Annual
Dance Saturday.

The Junior Home Relief Society
has been making extensive Prepara-
tions for its annual dance which
is to be held Saturday evening,
May 21, in the Colonial Parlor of
the Masonic Temple.
Dick Wolfe's popular Wolver-
ines, the committee announces, have
been secured and will furnish the

music. There will be bridge tables
available for those not caring to
dance. Besides this, refreshments
will be served.
Clubs and organizations wishing!
to come in groups may call either
Miss Sybil Weisman, Garfield 8129,
or Miss Esther Robins, Longfellow
5392, and arrangements will be
made for their convenience. In-
dividuals desiring tickets may also
call this number.

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YESHIVA MAY 21-28

Engagements

One of the two medals awarded
by the American Medical Associa-
tion at its recent convention in
New Orleans for scientific exhibits
Mr. and Mrs. I. Feldman of Belmont street announce the engage
Ask Hebrew Theological went to two Detroiters, Dr. Max ment of their daughter, Lillian G., to Michael R. Bagdade, son of Mr I
Seminry be Aided to re- '
and Mrs. J. Bagdade of Fullerton avenue.
vent Closing.
Mrs. Louis J. Sell of Webb avenue announces the engagement o
her daughter, Charlotte H., to Benjamin A. Schiff, son of Mr. and Mrs
Simon Schiff of Grand avenue,
Detroit rabbis and leading lay- ■
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman of Troy, N. Y., announce th
0 men have formed a committee to I :
aid the Hebrew Theological Semi:
engagement of their daughter, Helen Gwen, to William Luria, son
nary of Chicago, which now finds !
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lurie of Reading, Pa. The wedding will tak
itself in dire financial straits.
place in the fall in Troy, N. Y.
Addresses will be delivered in
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berman of 9749 Broadstreet announce th
local synagogues on the Saturdays
engagement of their daughter, Jean Beverly, to Edward J. Weiner
of May 21 and May 28, and pleas
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weiner of 2451 West Grand avenue.
will be sounded to congregants to1
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Leavitt of Brookline, Mass., announce th
save the Yeshiva from destruction. I
engagement of their daughter Edith Janice, to Milton Leonard Grahm
Among the visiting rabbis who
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Grahm of Detroit. Miss Leavitt wa
will speak on these Saturdays will
graduated from Smith College in 1929. Mr. Grahm studied at th
be Rabbi Boas Cahn of Congrega-
University of Michigan and Harvard.
tion B'nai Israel of Chicago and
Rabbi Elijah Rogensberg, also of
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n faculty. Local rabbis will also
5 speak in behalf of the Yeshiva.

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Himelhoch's

The annual dance of Kappa Nu
Fraternity, which took place last
Friday at the fraternity house at
Ann Arbor, was a lovely affair. A
special feature of the decorations
was an illuminated fountain net
up for this occasion in the parlor
of the fraternity house. The
dance was attended by about 50
couples. Mrs. Michaelson, wife of
Professor Michaelson, and Mrs.
Adolph Deutsch of 168 Winona
avenue, Highland Park, acted as
chaperones for this occasion.

Mesdames Agnes Yarrows, gel-
ma Rosenblatt and Rose Ruben
served as hostesses at a bridge-
luncheon given at the Detroit-
Leland Hotel on Thursday, May
19, in honor of the retiring ma-
tron of Purity Chapter, Sirs, Han-
nah liarvith, and her corps of offi-
cers. Miss Loretta Cohn and her
fiance, Leo Gottfurcht, retiring
worthy patron of the chapter,
were also honored guests. Cov-
en were laid for 28 guests.

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Beret

A select private camp for Jewish boys and girls from 4
through 14—following the traditions of the most exclusive
thro
Eastern camps in grounds and equipment—yet reasonable and
O accessible. '
The Seminary.
Occupying an 80-acre wooded tract among the hills of upper
Founded in 1922, the college at
O Oakland County—one-half mile frontage on beautiful Perry
once met with a wide response be-
June 5—Miss Esther M. Feldstein of 9600 Dexter boulevard. t
Lake—insuring complete privacy and seclusion.
cause it tilled a long-felt need. To-
Benjamin Rich.
Campus consisting of central administration building, social Jday it occupies a modernly equip-
—0
June 5—Miss Maxine Dorothy Steinberg, daughter of Mr. and
—Photo by C. M Ita. es Studio.
hall, dining hall, modern kitchen, electric lights, modern sans- 0 ped, three-story building, besides
Honoring their mothers, Lambda
Mrs. Lewis L. Steinberg, to Darvin M. Fielding, son of Mr. and Mrs.
DR. MAX BALLIN
Individual sleeping cabins accommodating n the library building, Its aim is to
tary facilities.
Gamma
Phi
Sorority
gave a lunch-
Joseph Fielding of Louisville, Ky. Reception at 3726 Boston boule-
—to match all your sports
serve the Jewish communities of
seven children and one counsellor.
eon on Sunday, May 8, at the
the Central, Southern and West.' Bailin and Dr. Plinn F. Morse, vard from 7 to 12. No cards.
costumes! 13 colors!
home
of
Miss
Esther
Handler of
Offering a co-ordinated program of activities—under super.
June
5—Miss
Loretta
Louise
Cohn,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
pathologist
of
harper
Hospital.
, ern states.
Wildemere avenue. Each mother
vision of experienced counsellors—fostering and developing
1 The college is a thoroughly mod- This medal went to the Detroiters Isaac Cohn to Leo Gottfurcht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gottfurcht. was presented with a gift. On
initiative and self-reliance.
June 7—Miss Anne Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gor- May 13, Miss Irene Huron enter-
ern institution of higher Jewish for the best exhibit of clinical
Conscientious medical supervision—complete examination
'learning. What high schools and studies. Their exhibit concerned don of Taylor avenue, to Walter Erich Becher, son of Mrs. Gisela tained the girls. Charles Rubin of
Made of the 'finest Soutache
of each child on arrival. Doctor and nurse in attendance.
universities are to the grammar a clinical method of differentiat- Becher, ceremony to take place at Temple Beth El, with Rabbi Leo Newark, N. J., was a guest. The
Braid — all hand chocheted,
Registration limited to 40--open for inspection week-ends 0 1 schools, the Beth Madrash L'Torah ing parathyroulism from Paget's
M. Franklin officiating.
sorority is again contributing to
• June
in the important sport colors.
until
.
disease and several other diseases
is to the Hebrew schools.
June 16—Miss Inez Bachrach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles the allied Jewish Campaign.
Directions—U. S.10 (Woodward Ave.) through Pontiac—
Advanced Methods of Instruction. having similar characteristics and McCabe Duff, to Maurice Arthur Schlafer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
turn right on M-15—go through Clarkston—turn right first
, It combines in its courses of results. Parathyroidism is a dis- Schlafer.
On Sunday evening, June 12, a
is gravel road two miles past Clarkston—follow signs eight miles
I study, Jewish tradition and ideals ease of the parathyroid glands
Pauline Bogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myer strawberry festival and card
Millinery—Third Flour.
June 19 -,
111 to camp.
together with advanced methods of which results in brittle and crumb- Beget
of 3212 Clements avenue, to Philip A. Eisner, son of Mr. and party will be given by the Hebrew
instruction. It trains American ling bones, much as does Paget's Mrs. Albert Eisner of this city, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio.
Ladies' Aid Society at the Law-
Directors:
young men efficiently and thor- disease and others.
rence-Dexter Hall. Tickets may
June 26—Miss Ada Morritz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Mor-
Detroit Phone:
oughly to become rabbis, teachers,
Me and Mrs. Ehiel Lesowoder
be obtained from any member or
ritz, to Dr. Manual A. Klinger, son of Sirs. Sarah Klinger.
0 and leaders in American Jewry,
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by calling Garfield 6454-R. As this
Arlington 8884-W
Dr. and Mrs. Louis S. Lipshutz
June 26—Miss Belle Prisc61, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Joseph affair is the last before the season
11 1 imparting to them complete know1-
Priscol of 4004 Pingree avenue, to Joseph Si. Marston, son of Mr. and closes, a large attendance is ex-
0=011=101:10=0=01=1012110 1===g0 1 edge of Jewish traditions, learn-
Mrs. Alter Marston.
ing and lore, and instilling in - them
pected.
iXinestseststs00eleitS
Miss Margaret Moulin is chair-
50 of Fine Quality $4
a reverence for God, through
June 26—Miss Shirlee Virginia Kopitz, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
man of the Junior Hadassah dinner- Meyer Kopitz of Clairniount avenue, to harry Sitner, son of Mr. and
On Sunday, June 5, at 6:30 is
Torah and a love of Israel.
Velum, Paneled, Text,
The faculty is composed of 201dance to be given at the Chalet Inn Mrs. Max Sitner of this city.
m. a second anniversary charity
Shaded or Script
instructors and professors, among ion Sunday June 5.
dinner-dance will be given by the
them internationally recognized I Junior liadassah's work includes
original Ladies' Auxiliary of the
(No Cover Chary. ■ t Any Time)
leaders in Hebrew learning and the maintenance of a modern chil-
El Moshe at Twenty-ninth street
Announcing—Beginning Monday, May 16, all
pedagogy. Eight of these are in l dren's community at Meier Shfeyah,
and Michigan avenue.
PRICES will be REDUCED to as low as those of
the preparatory department, four . where over 100 children are living
41 EAST CONGRESS ST.
in the teachers' college and eight I under the support of Junior Ha-
MAIM FLOOR PIR•7 NATION•L ••141, •L
Gamma Eta Mu Sorority, at a
20 years ago. You needn't fear of high prices
in the rabbinical college. dassah; the Nurses Training
meeting on May 17, made plans
here.
for
the
moonlight
to
be
held
on
The seminary library, which School, which provides trained nur-
May 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weisman of 2713 Calvert a
JUST LOOK AT THESE LOW PRICES where
Friday, June 24, to Sugar Island.
houses many rare volumes of Ju- ses for liadassah hospitals, school
son.
you can DINE and DANCE to your
deice, at present possesses a col- inspection and infant welfare; and
May 14—To Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Schwartz of Scranton, Pa. (Rose
raising a specific sum for the Jew-
lection of nearly 15,000 volumes,
The Alpha Tau Zeta Sorority
heart's content:
ish National Fund through the dis- Busker of Detroit), a daughter, Karea Joy.
many of them of great rarity.
attended a hike through Belle Isle
tribution of J. N. F. boxes.
May 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell II. Elgot of 2750 Sturtevant, a .
40c
SPECIAL PLATE LUNCHEON
Sunday, May 12. It was followed
Enchanting!
Miss Ada Morritz is co-chairman daughter, Myrna Gilds.
by tennis, swimming and lunch.
50c
CHOW MEIN LUNCHEONS
of the dinner-dance. Music for
Romantic!
-
SCHOLARSHIP HONORS
May 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shapiro of 3385 Richton avenue,
65c & 85c
DAILY DINNERS, 5 to 8.30
dancing
will
he
furnished
by
Ruby
A Musical Triumph!
WON BY EIGHT JEWS
Lloyd Rosenberg of Atkinson
a daughter, Beverly Lee.
and his orchestra.
75c Bean Sprout Chop Suey 60c
May
3—To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Y.
Chatlin
(Matilda
Lieberman)
of
avenue
on
Thursday
left
for
New
Plain Chow Mein
Call Miss Morena at Hemlock
Of the 14 seniors named to the 3095-W. for further information 2677 Grand avenue, a daughter, Lida Corinne,
50c American Chop Suey..40c
Egg Foyoung
York City and from there will em-
Scholarship Honor Society of the
30c
50c Yetcamein
Chinese Roast Pork
bark on the S. S. Lafayette on
relative to the dinner-dance.
Colleges
of
the
City
of
Detroit,
at
May 21 for a tour of European
with
15e
Fresh Strawberry Shortcake, whipped Cream
the annual swingout ceremonies,
15e
A FAREWELL FUNCTION countries. During his European
Chocolate Malted Milk, Whipped Cream
Flower Fund of Jewish Old
LILLIAN HARVEY
held Tuesday, May 17, eight were
stay Sir. Rosenberg will take a
Tribute to Simons
FOR ESTEHR ROBINSON course in designing in Vienna and
Folks Home.
PARFAITS, 20c
ICE CREAMS, 10c SUNDAES, 15c
Jewish students. These eight,
of "Congress Dances" fame
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By Rabbi S. S. Wise
chosen on a pure scholastic basis
Paris.
A New Orchestra Will Be Here Sat., May 21st.
Social Event Given in
Charming
and WILLY FRITSCH
from among more than 500 mem- The Misses R. Rismann and Leah
—
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Honor of Detroiter Who Is
Among the numerous tributes
Semler of 1723 Gladstone avenue
WE DELIVER CHOP SUEY FREE—Phone Clifford 2184
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steinberger
bers of their class, were:
It's Charming—
Leavinz
for
Bombay,
India.
paid
to
the
memory
of
David
W.
Robert I. Birenbaum, Oscar A. and Miss Rebecca Glaser of 2517
of 2003 West Philadelphia avenue
You'll Love
Simons, who died last Saturday,
Colten, Jeanette Cutler, Dorothy Atkinson avenue made contribu-
were pleasantly surprised on Sun-
One
of
the
most
charming
social
is the following from Dr. Ste-
Iii
Feinn, Clarisse Fineman, Joseph dons to the Jewish Old Folks' Home
day, May 15, at an event arranged
functions of last week was a fare- by their daughter, Mrs, Robert 351 0%1%44
Opp. Grinnell Bros.
phen S. Wise, received by
1516 Woodward Avenue
J. Katz, Elsie B. Stolar and Mot.- in lieu of flowers in memory of the
well dinner given Saturday in Klee of 1754 West Euclid avenue,
late Mrs. Bertha Lipsitz.
Philip Slomovitz, editor of The
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honor of Miss Esthek Robinson, on the occasion of their forty-fifth
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, on
head of the history department of wedding anniversary.
Thursday:
. Fifteen
the Jackson Intermediate School,
"I am grateful to you for
who is leaving for Bombay, India, relatives
couples were
present, In Inc
u ins
the opportunity which The De-
and friends.
attend-
to become the bride of David Ra- once were Mr. 'and Mrs. Stein-
troit Jewish Chronicle gives me
coosin, culminating a romance that berger's four daughters and seven
to offer my tribute to the mem.
Thursday, May 19
started on the University of Michi- grandchildren.
ory of my friend and fellow-
' gen campus. The gathering was
Zionist, David W. Simons.
held at the Wilshire hotel, and the
"In relation to Zionism I
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kallin and
table was decorated with spring daughter are now residing at 262G
have known Mr. Simons for
greens and clusters of roses and Webb avenue.
many years, known of his deep
interspersed with
snapdragons
sympathy with and u nderstand•
lighted tapers.
ing of Zionism. That under-
Mr. and Sirs. Nahum Schor of
st•nding and sympathy in hi.
Miss Lillian Ilerstein of Chi- Victoria, Brazil, will arrive in De-
Case took the form of earnest
cago attended the event, and Dr. troit next week to visit Mr. Schor's
and generous co-operation in
Sarah Marcus came for it by air- brother-in-law, J. S. Abramson of
the upbuilding of Palestine. We
plane from Cleveland. Dr. Mar- Kenilworth avenue. They will re-
hi. ken
Fl.h.
not Walt .
who were the atisociates of Mr.
cus will accompany Miss Robinson main in Detroit for about six
Simons thought of him not only
to". '1.50
as far as Genoa.
weeks.
an an understanding man but as
Several speeches of tribute were
a wise counsellor and a really
IZZ„`1.75
Mrs. Joseph Sanders of 2944
given to Miss Robinson. Maurice
sage an in all that made
Sugar woo toastmaster. Mayor Burlingame avenue is sponsorin gss
Dancing & Entertainment
for the Jewish resettlement of
Frank Murphy was among the an informal card party in the ball- I
Palestine. David Simons will
room of the Fort Wayne Hotel,
speakers.
NO COVER CHARGE
have his imperishable monu-
Open 8.days .d
Miss Robinson chose a delft blue Cam and Temple avenues, on Sat-
ment not only in the love of his
V.! Noon. Meek Ilay• a P. M.
flowered chiffon ruffled gown with urday evening, May 21, at 5:30 p.
own but above all in the Jew-
round neck and short puffy sleeves, m., the proceeds to be turned over
ish National Home rebuilt by
e yd. eleM
orts.e
drs Disemthoecraatiticernpaatrt
tot the
caught at the wrist with bandsiof san
the effort end devotion of Its
pastel satin ribbons artistically
children, among whom• he will
combined and terminating in a of the Fifteenth Congressional
abidingly and gratefully be re-
District to the national Democratic
huge bow , for this occasion.
membered.
A resolution, embodying the convention, which will be held at
Management
I
M. B. Lloyd & Son, Prop.
good wishes of the audience, Chicago, commencing June 26 .
was
pre-
For
a
number
of
years
she
was
J. G. Lando. • Steward
esent,
signed by all
treasurer of the Federation of Wo
sentcd to Miss Robinson.
COOL WASHED AIR
150 YOUNGSTERS IN
men's Clubs of Michigan, and has
VENTILATING SYSTEM
also served as vice-president of
PERFORMANCE MAY 24 SISTERHOOD TO HOLD
the old Sixth Congressional Dis-
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Banquet Room
Phone
trict of Michigan.
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$200,000

Madolyn King

FURNITURE DISPOSAL SALE

Extended for a Limited Period

Schor's entire stock consisting of furniture, rugs, carpets, lamps,
etc. is included in this great sale. Our reputation for carrying
furniture from the world's finest makers, is well known
to Detroiters. Rarely, if ever before, have our show.
ings been so vast and attractive. Don't miss this
once in a lifetime opportunity!

20 Years of Honest
Business Dealing

Thousands of Detroiters whom
Schor's have served in the past 20
years have the utmost confidence in
every statement—in every promise
we have ever made. This c onfidence
we have never violated, and when
we tell you this is the greatest sale
in the 20 years of our business ca-
reer you can readily believe it.

To Our
Out-of-town
Clientele

We will make de-
liveries within 150
miles of Detroit in
our own trucks at
no additional
charge.

THE REASON FOR
THIS SALE

Sha ■ rey Zedek Group to Elect
ears on Monday.

Off,.

Sirs. James I. Ellmann will ad-
dress the Haskalah Society at its
A group of more than 160 young I
next
meeting at 8:30 p. m. on
boys and girls who have displayed ; The annual meeting of the Sister- Sunday
evening, May 22, at 55
talents as dancers, musicians, sing- 'hood of Congregation Shaarey Connecticut, on "Counter Cullen
ers, comedians, will be presented in Zedek will be held at 2:30 p. rn. in Contemporary Negro Poetry,'
an unusual "revue" Tuesday eve- on Monday, May 23, in the social
hall of the synagogue, Chicago
Mrs. Sam Weinberg of Calvert
ning May 24, at the Masonic Tem- ' boulevard and La Ion
avenue entertained '75 guests at a
Sirs. H. II. Warner, president, beautifully appointed luncheon
ple.
The "revue" is being staged by announces that election of officers and bridge on Saturday, May 14,
Charles Roth of the School of Stage will take place at this meeting and honoring Miss Constance Fealk,
I that installation of the newly elect-
Dancing at 4464 Cass avenue, in ; ed officers will follow. Annual re- whose marriage to Sydney Wein-
Convention Hall, and many society ports of officers will be presented berg will be an event of June 12.
Among the out-of-town guests
matrons are taking an active in- at this meeting. A social hour will were Mesdames M. Sussman
of
terest in the event. Assisting Mr. follow the program.
Roth in the arrangements are
The meeting will also be featured Tacoma, Wash, and F. Pupluck of
Seattle,
Wash.;
Mrs.
L.
Hirschfield
Shirley Krell, Cecil Berdun and by the following program: "The
Floral Shop," a dramatic presenta- of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Mrs. D.
Homer Babb.
Goldberg and Slim Anne Wiener
"Stars of Tomorrow" is the gen- ' tion by Mrs. Welter Lichtenfeld;
of Lansing, Mich., and Miss Sylvia
era l theme of the "revue." The vocal selections by Mrs. II. Salzen- Weinberg of Midland, Mich.
ages of young folks participating stein, accompanied by Mrs. Emory
Monash.
will range from 5 and older •

We are not going out of busi-
ness or tearing down our build-
ing, but just merely attempting
to readjust and reduce our stocks
to meet today's existing condi-
tions. To do this requires dras-
tice price cutting—despite the
inevitable loss of profit!

OPEN EVERY EVENING 'TILL 10 O'CLOCK2

Schor Furniture Co.

Exhibition at Masonic Temple.

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CONFIRMATION NOTICE

Confirmation "At Home" announcements will
appear in the issues of The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle on Friday, May 27, and Friday, June
3. These notices will be published in the fol-
lowing form, thus avoiding the necessity of
sending cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Israel. of
22222 Woodward avenue will be at
borne to their relatives and friends
on Sunday, June 5, from 2 to S
and 7 to 9. in honor of the coefir•
motion of their daughter, Judith.
No

There will be a charge of SI for each inser-
tion. Mail your notices AT ONCE to

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
525 Woodward Avenue

Junior-Senior Oratorical Con-
test at Center Saturday.

The junior-senior oratorical eon.
test of the Jewish Centers Asso-
ciation will be held at the Center,
31 Melbourne, on Saturday, May
21, at 8 p. m.
The contest, to date, has been
featured by a large number of
entries and excellent compositions.
Five speakers will take part in
the finals. Twenty-five entries par.
ticipated in the manuscript and
presentation eliminations.
The preliminary judges were
Harry Seligson and Morris Still-
man.
This contest is the first in the
history of the Council, which is
presenting • medal and cup to the
victor.
Admission is free. The public
is invited.

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Special Parties
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For your health—for nour-
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Milk must be pure to be health-
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Equality Club's Mother and
Daughter Banquet Saturday.

The Equality Club will hold its
first annual Mother and Daughter
banquet Saturday afternoon, May
21, at I o'clock, at Marshall's Res
taurant, Dexter and Collingweod•
Mrs. Sadie Fisher, chairman for
entertainment, has arranged a de-
Knowledge is of two kinds. We lightful program. Anybody wish-
know ■ subject ourselves, or we ing
to make reservations should
know where he can find informa- call Mrs. Sylvia Berkowitz, Univer-
tion upon it—Johnson.
sity 2-8070.