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Pontiac Naito
confi
9 n 0ervice• will be conducted
by Rabbi red. rIc Doppelt .t Temple
. Beth El on Sunday afternoon. June IL
Ti,. following children ere to he eonfIrrn-
ed: Ella Jmehart. Vireint• ktihn• Miriam
Roamer. Emily Seitner and Miriam Wein-
, berg.
—
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krohn (Henri-
etta Seitner) are recei•Ing congratula.
upon the recent birth of • sow
Robert All.
Nine girls and boys will be con-
efirmed by Dr. Leo M. Franklin at
Temple Beth Jacob in Pontiac, on
Sunday, June 12. A cordial in-
vitation is extended to relatives
and friends of the confirmants, who
are as follows: Lucille Kollin, Cipa
Solomon, Edythe Zlotnick, Martin
Eller, David Katchka, Belmont
Ketehel, Jack Kirskenbaum, Harold
Orman and David Schlyfestone.
Mr. and Mrs. Morry Kollin had
as their guests on Memorial Day,
the former's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Edel-
stein of Detroit.
Mrs. Henry S. Jacobson has
opened her home on Franklin boule-
vard, after having spent the win-
ter months in Ann Arbor, with her
son, Jay, who is • student at the
University of Michigan.
Mimi Lillian Barnett has returned'
home, having spent the pas tfort-
night motoring throughout the
E ast visiting New York, Atlantic
City. Philadelphia, and Washington,
A C.
Isuc Oppenhebn. Mb. Lillie Lenholf
and Mt. Ernelie hei apent tie
pa•t week-end withr. Alelnder Levin
In Cleveland
Adolph Selmer and femilymotored to
Jackson to •Islt Mrs. Meyer Levy aver
the holiday.
Miss Beatrice Kolar ha• been enjoying
,• several week. vi.it In Chicago.
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After att•nding the annual convention
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"Vfnike'r"s itra
ec.1
I nn n for the week, as the Tl 'e guest
of rel•ti.es
t here.
Mr. end Mr.. tool. Ihnnhin.k• hear
returned after a week-end spent with their
children. Mr. •nd Mr.. Earl Srleabereer
of Jackson.
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VI•itIng Mrs. Res Rosenberg is her •is-
ter. Me.. Loren Ranmet•ond her two
children. of College C Ohio .
Mr. and Km Gerald Goldfarb have re-
cently left by motor for Boetoa.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Epstein,
of Fullerton avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sarah, to Dr. A. S. Rogotf, of De-
troit. Dr. Rogoff is a graduate of
the Medical College and College of
Literature, Science and Arts of
the University of Michigan. He is
also a graduate of the Vilna
Yeshiva.
A reception will lie held on June
12, at 8 p. m., at 710 Berkshire
Road, Grosse Pointe Park.
MAX CHOMSKY WINS
ORATORY CONTEST
Declared Winner in Milford
Stern Memorial Contest.
Max Chomsky, City College stu-
dent and member of the Philo-
mathic Debating Society, was de-
clared the victor of the fifth an-
nual senior oratorical contest,
which was named the Milford Stern
Memorial Oratorical Contest, in
memory of Milford Stern, the
originator of the contest and donor
of the cup. The contest was held
at the Center, 31 Melbourne ave-
nue.
Adolph Goldberg was awarded
second place honors. Other ora-
tions were presented by Joe Aron-
son, George Kratchman and Max
Weil.
The five contestants were the
survivors of two eliminations in
which over 30 Center members
participated. All participants are
students at City College.
Max Chomsky's oration, en-
titled "The New Tomorrow," pre-
sented the problem of the attempts
of the Jew to adjust himself in the
Gentile world. lie declared that
the Jew in America must adjust
himself to a new life.
The winner of the contest is to
receive a gold medal and a cup
presented by a member of the fam-
ily of the late Milford Stern. The
second place orator will receive a
silver medal.
The contest was judged by Re-
gene Freund Cohsne, public speak-
ing enthusiast and attorney; Hugh
S. Maloney, intercollegiate ora-
torical champion for the past year,
and Milton Ross, dramatic and
public speaking instructor. Mor-
ris Garvetl, long associated with
Milford Stern, presided.
The contest was arranged by
the senior council's intellectual ad-
vancement committee, headed by
David Goldberg.
Intermediate Content.
Julian Kaplan of the Stage Club
was awarded first place honors in
the intermediate oratorical con-
test sponsored by the intermedi-
ate council of the Jewish Center.
His club mate, Louis Elkind, was
adjudged the second best speaker
of the evening. Others who took
part in the finals were Alfred
Brooks of the Orioles and Harold
Weiss of the Judeans. Hannah
Ferman judged the contest. Philip
Danzig presided.
Harry Green of the Pilot Club
won the junior-senior oratorical
contest, which was judged by Na-
than R Berke, Hannah Ferman
and George Kratchman.
AARON ROSENBERG
TO ADDRESS J. N. F.
AUXILIARY JUNE 5
The I.adies' Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund will hold its
last meeting of the season Wed-
nesday evening, June 9, at 8:30
o'clock, at Congregation Emanuel,
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson ave-
nues.
Aaron Rosenberg, prominent at-
torney, will address the meeting.
Irving Kohler will recite and Irv-
ing Panush will render several
violin selections.
Refreshments will be served.
At the last board meeting, held
at the home of Mrs. S. Jacobson
on Hazelwood avenue, many com-
mittees volunteered to assist in the
Flower Day which will take place
June 5.
A lawn card party was also
planned by the auxiliary, to take
place Sunday, June 26, on the
lawn at the home of Mra. Max
Weksler of Normandy avenue.
June 5—Miss Gertrude Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
A. Lewis, to Donald S. Wexler. Reception at 3322 Leslie avenue
from 7 to 10. oN cards.
June 5—Miss Esther M. Feldstein of 9600 Dexter boulevard, t
Benjamin 11$46.
June 5=Miss Maxine Dorothy Steinberg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis L. Steinberg, to Darvin M. Fielding, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Fielding of Louisville, Ky. Reception at 3726 Boston boule-
vard from 7 to 12. No cards.
June 6—Miss Loretta Louise Cohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Cohn to Leo Gottfurcht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gottfurcht.
June 7—Miss Anne Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gor-
don of Taylor avenue, to Walter Erich •Becher, son of Mrs. Gisela
Becher, ceremony to take place at Temple Beth El, with Rabbi Leo
M. Franklin officiating.
June 12—Miss Edith Gallow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore
Gallow of 2223 Calvert avenue, to Benjamin Nathaniel Other, son of
Mrs. Fannie Osher of Elmhurst avenue.
June 12—Miss Rose Freedman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Freedman, to Julius Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Goldberg.
Ceremony and reception to take place at Congregation Emanuel, with
Rabbi Rabinowitz officiating.
June 12—Miss Molly Berman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Berman, to Max Englander, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Englander.
June 16 Miss Inez Bachrach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McCabe Duff, to Maurice Arthur Schlafer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schlafer.
June 19—Miss Pauline Fishman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Fishman, to Morris Berman, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
June 19—Miss Pauline Bogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myer
Bogel of 3212 Clements avenue, to l'hilip A. Eisner, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Eisner of this city, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio.
June 26—Miss Evelyn Schubiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Schubiner of 3759 Carter, to Nathan Weinstein, son of Morris Wein-
stein.
June 26—Miss Dorothy Eakay to Dr. Sidney Berk, at the Belcrest.
Ceremony and reception from 2 to 4.
June 26—Miss Ada Morritz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Mor-
ritz, to Dr. Manual A. Klinger, son of Mrs. Sarah Klinger.
June 26—Miss Belle Priscol, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Priscol of 4004 Pingree avenue, to Joseph M. Marston, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alter Marston.
June 26—Miss Shirlee Virginia Kopitz, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Meyer Kopitz of Clairmount avenue, to Harry Sitner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Sitner of this city.
June 26—Miss Anne Fogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Fogel of 2932 Hazelwood avenue, to Cam Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Brown of Troy, N. Y.
June 29—Miss Esther H. Rosenthal, daughter of Mrs. Lena Rosen-
thal, to Morton J. Newlander, son of Mrs. G. Newlander.
Births
May 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beswick (Rae Lampert) of
2966 Waverly avenue, a daughter, Flora Gale.
May 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Varon (Mary Yoskowitz) of
2727 Doris, a son, Sheldon Jerome.
May 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Friedman (Velma Kahn), a
daughter, Sally Barrett.
May 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Israel Schneider of 2091 Seward, a
daughter, Rhoda.
May 18—To Mr. and Mrs. William Lutchansky of 2719 Clements
a daughter, Roslyn.
May 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beitner of 10254 Goodwin avenue,
a son, Marvin Seymour.
MRS. HARVITH NEW
ZEDAKAH CLUB HEAD
Election of officers of the Ze-
dakah Club took place at a meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Rose
Mrs. Louis Zeff and daughter Bernstein on Tuesday evening,
Nita, are sailing for Palestine June May 31, with the following results:
President, Mrs. Hannah liar-
22 on the S. S. Vulcania to visi
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo vith; first vice-president, Mrs.
seph Friedman, formerly of Dc Sarah Eisler; second vice-presi-
troit.
Miss Gussie M. Glick of 2o22
Waverly entertained in honor of
her cousin, Lillian M. Bussell, who
was recently admitted to the bar.
She was a student at Detroit City
College and was graduated from
Detroit City Law School, where
she was formerly the law librar-
ian.
The Beth Jacob Sisterhood of
Pontiac held its annual meeting
at the Knollwood Country Club
last Wednesday. Mrs. Herman
Hoexter was soloist for the occa-
sion, and was accompanied by Mrs.
Burton Clamage.
Mrs. A. Victor of Buffalo is the
guest of her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Wineman of Hamilton Drive.
YOUNG CIRCLE CLUBS
PLAN RALLY JUNE 19
MRS. HANNAH HARVITH
dent, Mrs. Ann Rosenbaum; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Sylvia
Rosenberg; financial and come-
monding secretary, Mrs. Blanche
Greenblatt; treasurer, Ida Levin;
reporter, Mrs. Rose Greenbaum.
Installation of officers of the
Zedakah Club is to take place on
Wednesday afternoon, June 8, at
the Lee Plaza Hotel. Mrs. Lee
Levensohn will be in charge of
the ceremonies.
The last dinner-dance of the
season of the Zedakah Club will
take place on Sunday evening,
June 12, at the Chalet Roadhouse,
Eight-Mile road at Gratiot. An
excellent orchestra has been se-
cured.
A youth rally will be given by
all the Young Circle clubs of De-
troit (seniors, Youth of Today. and
Chavarim), on Sunday, June 19,
at Riverside Park. It will be an
all-day affair, with free transpor-
tation to and from the park, can
and trucks leaving corner of Wa-
verly and Linwood promptly at
10:30 a. m.
An interesting program, to last
until 10 p. en., has been arranged,
including a baseball game, swim -
National Jewish Rook Week o•• oh-
ming, marshmallow roast, races, served lostweek. In connection with
relays and humorous skits. Bring this ob aaaaa nee. Rabbi Jerome Folkin•n.
Preachect
a sermon entitled' "Ain lia•e-
The Washington bi-centennial bathing suits and lunches. All fer—The Penple
of the Ronk.• Friday
celebration in Detroit is scheduled from 15 to 24 are invited. Every- evening, •t Temple Ileth Dra•l.
thing is free.
for Monday, July 4.
Mrs. Franees Le•y of Detroit Is viall•
The committee in charge has in-
Int relative. In the city.
vited the outstanding civic organ-
Mr. S•itner and family of Saginaw
BRITH SHOLEM PICNIC event
izations, the veterans, military and
the week-end with Mr end Mrs.
Y. Levy.
fraternal organizations, as well as
B'rith Sholom of Detroit an-
the leading merchants and religi-
Two week. aro Fridyr. Mr.. Goid•mIth
ous groups to participate in this nounces that its fourteenth an- of Cbicarro died, and Mat twoweek. to
nual picnic is ito be held at the the day her only daughter.
celebration.
errlIr.• Cj rineirer.
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sou
The chairman of the Jewish Detroit Creamery farms, Gratiot MOHrf
of the decn•ed. attended the inners!
group is Bud Blum, who will Co- avenue near Mt. Clemens. on Sun- PO.
Hurl.l of mother anddaughter wa• of
day,
July
3.
There
will
be
prizes
operate with the Julius Rosenwald
Roo. 1101 Cemetery.
Mr. Simons Is the
Post of the American Legion in in all contests and 1[31Des• and lattees survivor.
an effort to assemble the various many amusements. The public Is
of Korostishever Aux-
Jewish organizations for the ac- invited. There will be a nominal
admission fee.
iliary, Sunday.
tivities that are planned.
BUD BLUM SELECTED
JEWISH GROUP HEAD
I FOR BI-CENTENNIAL
JACKSON NOTES
Dance
MRS. STERN ELECTED
TO CENTERS BOARD
Mrs. Mollie Stern was elected to
the board of directors of the Jew-
ish Centers Association at its last
meeting, Nate S. Shapero, presi-
dent of the association. announced.
ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR
Through the courtesy of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, the latest
Jewish news of the week will be
broadcast during Altman's Jewish
Radio Hour, at noon Sunday, over
Station WMBC, by Mandell Bern-
stein. attorney,
at
CAMP
on Lake Perry,
The first annual dance of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kornsti-
shever Aid Society will be held
Sunday evening. June 5. A good
orchestra has been secured. It
will take place at Jericho audi-
torium, 2705 Joy road. The chair-
man of the dance is Rose Fried-
man.
AHELU
Orlon villa,
Conte this •.k.end to Calvin
—Photo by Coal. Studios.
MISS ADA MORRITZ
Miss Ntorritz is co-chairman of
the Junior Hadassah dinner-dance
to be held at the Chalet Inn, Sun-
day, June 5.
Miss Margaret Moranz, chairman
of the dinner-dance, may be reached
at Hemlock 3095-W., for reserve
lions.
The proceeds of this dinner-dance
will go to Palestine to carry on the
work of Junior Hadassah,
Nahelu—and see for yourself
what a glorious vacation your
child can have here.
Camp Nahelu is a select, private
camp for Jewish boys and girls
from 4 through 14 years of age.
Modelled after the most exclus-
ive Eastern camps, yet surpris-
ingly reasonable in price.
Located on Lake Perry, in the
most beautiful woodlands of low-
er Michigan. All modern facili-
ties. Expert directors and coun-
sellas. Physician always in at-
tendance. Land and water sports.
Horseback riding for those who
wish It. Loads of healthful fun.
BARUCH ZUCKERMAN
HERE FOR CONGRESS
Baruch Zuckerman, nationally
prominent Jewish leader, was
here for a few days' visit last
week, in the course of which he
addressed the local Poste Zion.
He came here in the interests of
the American Jewish Congress,
whose annual convention will take
place in Washington, D. C., June
25 to 27.
J. C. R. S. Auxiliary Banquet
I on Sunday Evening, June 5.
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SECOND ANNIVERSARY
Dinner Dance
GIVEN BY THE
First Galician Society
of Detroit
SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1932
6:30 P. M. SHARP
in the Manificent Ballroom
B'nai Moshe Synagogue
DEXTER AT LAWRENCE
Tickets $1.00 Per Plate
Gifts to Hadassah Infant Ma ttathias Tent Repeats 'De-
Welf are Fund.
pression Dance.'
Ientpletart4E1
Notes
Ti,. Temple Moonlight:
The tint •ncial event of the.
be The T•mpl• Moonlight whir% will tak•
place lInncl•T evening. June SO.at a..
A rare npportunity for young and old to
•Pend a delightful e•ening. Tine mu•k
for the dance
•
right first gravel road two miles
past Clarkaton--continue tie miles
—turn right Ci ign—then three-
quarters of a mile to tamp en•
trance.
And you can do it without inconveniencing your-
self or without any deprivation. A five minute
interview will convince you that It's the greatest
money-saving plan over devised.
The Infant Welfare Fund of Ila-
dassah has received the following
contributions:
In honor of Seymour Lowenberg's
Bar Mitzvah, from Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Ehrlich.
In honor .f Henry Ehrlich's Bar
Mitzvah, from Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Robinson, Mr. and Mra. Charles
Confirmation Services:
Hamburger, Mr, d Mrs. Charl es
Confirmation ..,vices will be held Sun.
m
d.orning,
June 6, •t 11:40. The doom Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
of th e lower •uditorium will be closed Wetaman, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
promptly at 10 o'clock.
Shulman.
ln e
Sabbath Smelt...
honor r of the recovery of Rabbi
r • Ws tont nue wit out
Hershman,
from Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
inrerruption throuehout the summer. On
June 4. Rabbi Leon From will occupy bert Loewenberg and Mr. and Mrs.
the pulpit.
David Zemon.
In memory of Charles Russek of
Sh•vomb Sortrkm,
She.unth ser•icea will be ennducted s
C to
Chicago,
hine o, father of Mrs. Joseph
Felder. June 10. •t 10 riclock. The
rs Sidney
...mon will be fietillecl by Dr. Len N. Frank, from Mt. and M.
Franklin. Hi+ subject will be "What
After Congrmation•'•
•
Take Woodward arena. (U.S.-10/
;11-r;v_th , Anrtolu a h r 8. 7k Litt tIo nr tg
"Here is a great
opportunity to build
up your estate"
Many Workers to Solicit for
Important Land Redemp-
tion Fund.
The annual Flower Day of the
Jewish National Fund will be ob-
served this Sunday, June 6, by
communities throughout the coun-
try, and hundreds of volunteers
have been enrolled for the work in
Detroit.
The canvass will commence Sat-
urday night and will continue all
day Sunday. The work is under
the general direction of Leon Kay,
president of the Detroit Council of
the fund, and he has the support
of many organizations.
Headquarters for the canvass
will be at the National Fund club-
rooms, 8723 Twelfth street, tele-
phone Empire 9684.
Dexter headquarters will be at
Tuxedo-Holmur Talmud Torah,
telephone Ilogarth 5711. Head-
quarters for the Oakland section
will be at the National Hebrew
School, 627 Owen avenue, tele-
phone Empire 2537-M, Mrs. N.
Finkel of 15431 Linwood avenue,
telephone Universtiy 10067, will
be in charge of the Fenkell sec-
tion.
Captains of this year's Flower
Day will include I. Lawton of the
Agudath Herzl Club of the He-
brew National School, Abraham,
Lachover of the United Hebrew
Schools, Miss Naomi Shapiro and
Miss Esther Elconan of Junior
Iladassah, Miss Belle Pickman of
the Junior Paole Zion, Mrs. M.
Michlin of the Chalutzos, Mrs.
Max Hayman, Mrs. II. Kraft and
Mrs. II. Milkovsky of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund; Mrs. N. Finkel, Mrs. Weis-
berg of the Junior Home Relief,
Miss ht. Newman of the Junior
National Fund, Mr. Ticktin of
Ilashomer Hatzoir, Abraham Ro-
senshine, Isbee and Bressler of
Young Israel, Mrs. A. D. Mark-
son.
Michigan
Registration is limited to
40. Season begins June 24
and ends August 25.
Harry Himelstein Says:
J. N. F. FLOWER TAY
COLLECTION SUNDAY
At a meeting held at the home
of Miss Tillie Leibovitz on Sun-
day afternoon, May 29, all ar-
rangements were completed for
the annual dance frolic sponsored
by the Zedakah Club, to be held
Sunday evening, June 5, at Ever-
glades Club, Hotel Tuller. Ac-
cording to reports from the vari-
ous chairmen, this affair promises
to be a unique event. Music will
be furnished by Dick Wolfe's
Wolverines Orchestra.
Miss Louise Handelman and Lil-
lian Asher of Cleveland spent last
week-end in this city and were
guests at the Statler.
F
OPEN
HOUSE
DANCE FROLIC OF
ZEDAKAHS SUNDAY
Mrs. Phillip Stern of Montgom-
ery, Ala., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Mortimer Meyer.
Fathers
You are invited to
attend
Wedding Calendar
CARPET CLEANERS
Call GARFIELD 8400
IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS
Call RANDOLPH 0512
Mothers
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kahn announce the engagement of their dough
ter, Marilyn, to Garie II. Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. 'Wolfe. An-
nouncement of the engagement was made at the Edgewater Beach
Club May 29.
Naturally! Leader is a Sue ,
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knows the right process for e
each particular kind and type!
And . . . surprisingly . . . this
superior quality COSTS NO
MORE. Thousands of Detroit
homes served by Leader each
year! Why not have, YOUR
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DINNER-DANCE SUNDAY
OF JUNIOR HADASSAH I
In memory of D. W. Simons, from
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hamburger and the
Buchhalter
In memory of Samuel Buckner of
Pontiac, from Mr. and Mrs. I.
Kaufman of Pontiac, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fisher of Pontiac.
In memory of Mrs. Charles Marx
from Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berman
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cott.
Honoring confinnants Dorothy
Magidaohn, Edward Hartman,
Ethel Ruth Goldman, from Mr. and
Mrs. fiery C. Grosaman.
Honoring Henry Ehrlich'a Bar
Mitzvah, from Mr. and Mrs. J.
Lasky.
The Ladies' Auxuliary of the
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society
of Denver announces that it will
give a banquet at 6 p. m. on Sun-
day, June 5, at Jericho Temple,
Joy Road, near Linwood.
Organizations and friends are
appealed to on behalf of this wor.
To deserve mercy, practice mercy.
thy cause to remember the date
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and to receive committees In a
17110 thy best vase today; tomor-
friendly spirit.
row it may break.
"The Depression Blues Dance,"
given by htattathias Tent No. 1005
last month at the B'nai hloshe, is
' being repeated by popular request.
It will agan be held at the B'nai
I Moshe Synagogue on Monday eve-
' ning, June 6, beginning at 9 p.
m. The music will again be by
the 10 popular syncopators under
leadership of Leonard Rozner. An
invitation is extended to all, young
and old, to come Monday evening.
Admission 15 cents.
Cramer - Henselt Recital.
Saturday evening. at 8:30 sharp,
at the Gunzburg School of Music,
a recital will be given dedicated to
the performance of 60 etudes by
J. B. Cramer, with the second
piano accompaniment by Adolph
Ilenselt. Etudes by Cramer were
the favorites with Adolph Henselt
For the purpose of stimulating in.
terest in his students he used to
improvise a second piano part.
Franz Liszt auggested Henself to
write these improvisations down
and after Henselt died, the Ger-
man publisher Schlesinger made
an excellent edition of these
etudes.
The following artist students of
Dr. Mark Gunzberg will partici-
te at this performance: Miss
orate* Kitson, Miss Loretta Pe-
trosky, Mlle Zelda Sky. Samuel
Soria. The first 10 etudes will be
played by Mr. Gnitaburr himself.
The public is lavited.