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PIErkrBordelosit aiRoxictm
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
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AFFAIR AT KNOLLWOOD
BY WELFARE SOCIETY
The North Woodward branch of
the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will start
the season with its annual lunch-
eon-bridge, at the Knollwood
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AVRUNIN CAMP
After Labor Day
—An Adult Camp
And now the Grown-Ups can tak e advantag e of the excellent
facilities of Ayrunin Camp.
SPECIAL LABOR DAY PROGRAM
A day chuck full of activity and fun, and the feature will be
a children's pageant. Sunday eve., Sept. 4 (night before
Labor Day) there will be a dance, with music furnished by an
excellent orchestra.
Special Feature—Horseback Riding
Under Supervision of a Guide
Special accommodations have been arranged for the enter-
tainment of adults until September 3. From then until
October 1 th e camp will be used exclusively for adults.
SESLESNYS TO LEAVE
FOR PALESTINE; GET
FAREWELL ON SAT.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Selesny of
329 Englewood, for a number of
years active in synagogue! and
Palestinian activities in Detroit,
will leave next Monday with their
daughters, Drora and Sarah, to
settle in Palestine.
Congregation Etz Chaim, of 329
Englewood, of which Mr. Selesny
was treasurer, and its Ladies'
Auxiliary arranged or a farewell
gathering at the synagogue this
Saturday night. The Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council, with which
Mr. Selesny was affiliated for a
number of years, will join in this
farewell party.
On Sunday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Selesny will be honored at a
banquet being arranged in their
honor by the organization of for-
mer residents of Palestine.
Excellent Meals
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Sleeping Room.
This is the most pleasant time of the year for rest
and recreation.
For Reservations, call Detroit: Hemlock 0998-W.
Camp Gras. Lake 8103.
Purity Assembly No. 12 of the
Rainbow for Girls will hold the
first dance of the season on Tues-
day, Sept. 6, at Eastern Star Tem-
ple, 80 West Alexandrine.
Members and friends are in-
vited at a nominal charge. Belle
June Silverstein is chairman.
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now vacationing in Mt. Clemens.
Mrs. Josephson three years ago ap-
peared over Mr. Altman's hour
and by popular request was retain-
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The latest Jewish news of the
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The semi-annual picnic of the
season of the Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe, will be held
(iinillsSuInndnay, TTiee ptc.ha4,
chairman Nankin
picnic is Mrs. Harry Tanner and
assisting her are Mrs. Leo Schina-
gel and Mrs. Harry Meer. There
will be dancing, swimming, boating
and refreshments. The public is
invited. Directions to Nankin Mills
Inn are: Take West Warren to
Middlebelt, turn right on Middle-
belt Road until you reach the Ann
Arbor Trail, turn left and 254
miles on the trail, until you cross
the bridge, right between the two
wind mills.
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Talmud Torah:
Sturdily built of Combination Walnut—full
web construction—spring seat—antique nail
trim—roomy and comfortable—in a variety
of cover fabrics and colors, unusually law
priced at $18.00.
Daily Hebrew classes are held
from 12:30 until 2 p. m. under the
direction of Rev. Joseph Lowey.
Enrollments for the winter season
can be made now.
Choir:
The first rehearsal of Congrega-
tion B'nai Moshe choir was held
on Monday evening, Aug. 22, in the
clubroom of the synagogue. Those
boys that are interested in the choir
are asked to come Wednesday eve-
ning, Aug. 31, at 8 o'clock. The
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coggan choir is under the supervision of
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Rand are
spending the summer at Hubbard have just returned from Chicago Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld.
where they spent several days.
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Mr. and Mrs, Ivor Kahn will be
at home on Sunday, Sept. 4, in
honor of their parents, Mr. and
51r, B. D. Marx of Long Beach,
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marks of
The Bar Mitzvah services for
Parkside avenue left by motor on David Wm, Skapp will be held on
Thursday for Chicago, Ill.
Saturday, Sept. 3, at the Ahavath
Zion, 446 Holbrook, The Bar
Mrs. Sam Galanty of the Bel- Mitzvah will conduct the Sabbath
crest is in the East visiting New services himself. After the Maf-
York, Washington and Cleveland• tir, he will speak in Hebrew and
Jewish, Mr. Lawton and delegates
Mrs. Saul Kopman and children, of the Hebrew National School
Joseph and Fay Barbara, of At- Club will be present to honor him.
kinson avenue, left for St. Louis,
Mo., and will remain there until
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cohen
after the wedding of Miss Bobbie (Bertha Richmond) announce the
Kopman to Sidney Dubinsky, Bar Mitzvah of their son, E. Wal-
which will take place on Sept. 11 lace, on Saturday morning, Sept.
10, at the Congregation Emanuel,
at the Chase Hotel.
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gaylord and
Honoring Miss Birdie Williams,
family have returned to their
home at the Belcrest from their whose marriage to Sam Talbert
will be an autumn event, Sirs.
vacation.
Clarence C. Naumann, 5242 Gray-
On Aug. 23, Dr. Leo M. Frank- ton avenue, was hostess to 32
guests
Wednesday evening, Aug.
lin addressed a large gathering at
Greensburg, Pa., on the topic "The 17, at a dinner and kitchen shower
given on the lawn adjoining her
America of Tomorrow."
home.
The pulpit of Temple Beth El
Mrs. Eva Frankel and nephew,
will be occupied on the Sabbath
of Sept. 3 by Rev. Dr. Leo M. Master James Kapp Danziger,
were
the guests last week at the
Franklin. His theme will be "Work
home of Mrs, Frankel's sister,
and the Worker."
Mrs. Julius Desenberg, in Lawton.
Sir. and Mrs. Samuel T. Gilbert
Sire Jennie Stein of 3353 Bos•
are at their summer home in
Charlevoix, With them are Mrs. ton boulevard was hostess to 10
Gilbert's mother, Mrs. Flora Good- ladies last Thursday at Put-in-Bay.
man, and their son and daughter- After a picnic luncheon, bridge
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. was played and prizes awarded
the winners.
Gilbert.
Country Club, West Maple Ridge
road, Birmingham, Mich., on Sept.
13, at 12 o'clock noon, instead of
with a bridge-tea which was
planned for the Aztec Tower.
Mrs. Libbie Robins, who Is the
chairman of this affair, is being
assisted by Mrs. J. Cohen, Mrs.
Morris Fishman, Mrs. Nettie New.
man, Mrs. Celia Modell, Mrs. Nelle
Bookstein and Mrs. R. B. Newman.
For reservations call either
Longfellow 5392 or Arlington
87204.
The orgAnization will also hold
its annual diner-dance of the sea-
son on Oct. 23, at the Chalet. All
other organizations are asked to
co-operate by keeping this date
open.
of New
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Congregation B'nai Moshe an-
nounces that prices on seats for
the coming holidays have been re-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil
were among the guests who visited
the Young Women's Hebrew As-
sociation Camp at Jeddo, Mich.,
last Sunday. Their daughter,
Rabbi Leon Fram was the guest Nathalie Marwil, is one of the
of honor and principal speaker at campers.
the banquet of the Y's Men's In-
ternational Convention at the
Mr. and Sirs. Israel Davidson
Book Cadillac Hotel Wednesday and family
are spending the sum-
night, Aug. 24.
mer months at Pine Lake.
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Semi-Annual Picnic of Sisterhood
To Be field Sept. 4.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin,
who have been spending several
weeks in Blairsville, Pa., where
they have visited Mr. and Mrs. R.
Einstein and their little grand-
child, Mary Frieda Einstein, will
return to Detroit on Sept : 1. They
were accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Franklin, who
will return with them.
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REDUCE PRICES ON
B'NAI MOSHE SEATS
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Miss Lena Glick of Huntington,
Mr. and Mrs. Maier Finsterwald,
accompanied by the latter's moth- W. Va., is visiting her cousins,
Mr.
and Sirs. B. Harrison of 3747
er, Mrs. Sigmund Pappenheimer.
of Atlanta, Ga., who is their guest, Wager avenue.
have returned after a month's
Cantor 0. Lind, with his three
visit in Charlevoix.
sons, who arc engaged at Congre-
Mrs. M. London of Pittsburgh, gation B'nai David, Elmhurst
Pa., formerly of Detroit, spent the and Fourteenth, left the city on
past two weeks as the guest of a business tour and will be back
in time to perform High Holy Day
Mrs. J. Modell of Edison avenue.
and Sukkoth services at the B'nai
Mrs. Hugo Brand of New York, David.
who has been visiting Mr. and
Miss Rose Charmer of Audubon
Sirs, Sylvan Grosner, has returned
avenue left for a two weeks' va-
to her home.
cation in Toronto where she will
Miss Alice Newman has re- be the guest of friends.
turned from Charlevoix where she
was vacationing.
Mr. and Sirs. Maurice Schwartz,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schreiber and
Joe Burak and Sylvan Grosner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Agree have
have returned from a trip east.
returned after a boat trip to Mack-
inac Island.
Miss Gertrude Jean Leve, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Leve of ' Saul II. Modell of Edison av-
1635 Hazelwood avenue, returned enue, having just completed a
from a five weeks' sojourn with summer school course at Ann Ar-
relatives and friends in Pittsburgh, bor, left immediately for a motor
McKeesport, Franklin and Ali- trip to New York City where he
quippa, Pa., where she was ex- will spend a few weeks.
tensively entertained. Miss Leve
gave several private piano recitals
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Freed-
while in Pittsburgh.
man, who motored here recently
to join their small daughter,
Me and Sirs, J. Applebaum, Mr. Debbie Joliet, who was the house
and Sirs. Harry Harris and Sirs. guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
Ida Goodman returned from a mo- and Mrs. Louis Freedman of La-
tor trip through Pennsylvania. Salle boulevard, and visited their
While in Pittsburgh, friends and parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fried-
relatives entertained for them ex- mas of Taylor avenue, have left
tensively.
for their home in New York City,
via Toronto, Montreal, Quebec and
Seymour Leve of Chicago is vis- the Thousand Islands.
iting at the home of his cousins,
Mr. and Mre. S. J. Leve and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Becsky enter-
and Mrs. J. Applebaum.
day, Aug. 21, at their cottage in
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Selker and tained 12 guests at dinner on Sun-
children of Calvert avenue have Woodland Beach. They had as
returned from their vacation In their guests Dr. and Mrs. S.
Braun and their three sons from
northern Michigan.
Cleveland, Leona Goodman of
Miss Barbara Love of 3776 Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Co-
hen
and daughter, Rhoda, and Joe
Waverly has returned from Or-
chard Lake where she was the Steinberger of Detroit.
guest for several weeks of her
aunt, Miss Mildred Goldman.
Mrs. Jacob F. Schulman and
Mrs. Samuel Weinberg left for
Cedar Point where they will re-
main for two weeks.
Russell S. and Leonard F. Davis,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis
of Chicago boulevard, have re-
turned to their home from a seven
months' stay at Ilallandale, Fla.
Miss B. London entertained 22
guests, last Saturday evening, in
honor of Miss Gertrude Epstein
of Farrell, Pa., who is visiting in
the city.
Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg of 16579
LaSalle boulevard entertained on
Saturday at tea for 30, in honor
of her guests, Mrs. S. B. Wein-
berg of Saginaw and Miss Ger-
trude Werbelow of Bay City. Mrs.
Samuel Bloomberg and Mrs. Sam-
uel Fenster poured tea.
Mr. and Sirs. Harry Coggan.
formerly of 2232 Gladstone av-
enue, are residing in their new
home at 2033 Atkinson.
Miss Dahlia Beckler of Roches-
ter, N. Y. is the the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Coggan of Atkin-
son avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Glosser
of Johnstown, Pa., and St. Clair
Shores, Mich., have opened their
summer home at 29104 Jefferson
avenue, St. Clair Shores, Their
children, Freda and Gerald, ac-
companied them here.
Miss Irene Becsky entertained
eight couples at her cottage at
Woodland Beach, Sunday, Aug.
21, in honor of her guest, Miss
Leona Goodman of Cleveland.
David J. Cohen motored to Flor-
ida with a group of friends.
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The first meeting of the Young
People's Auxiliary of Congregation
B'nai Moshe will be held Sunday,
Aug. 28, at 4. p. m. in the clubroom
of the synagogue, Dexter boule-
vard and Lawrence avenue. The
main purpose of this meeting is to
nominate and elect officers for the
ensuing term. In order to make
this a successful election,. it is
urged that all members be pres-
ent for this meeting.
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Young Peoples Bible Clam:
The Young People's Bible class
will meet next Tuesday, Aug. 30,
in the clubroom of the synagogue,
Dexter boulevard and Lawrence
avenue. The class is under the su-
pervision of Rabbi Moses - Fischer.
Boys and girls desiring to attend
these classes may come every Tues-
day evening at 9 o'clock.
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The spirit of the pioneer is beck-
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to leave this country for Pales-
tine. Among the pioneers who are
shortly to leave for Palestine will
be Elkan Buchhalter and Rachel
Sulkes of Detroit, both graduates
and for the past two years teachers
of the United Hebrew Schools.
The two Detroiters are at present
training for Palestine work on a
farm of the Hechalutz at Parkville,
Md. Writing to his aunt, Mrs. Jos-
eph H. Ehrlich, from this farm,
Elkan Buchhalter says:
, "Our farm is very much in the
experimental stage. The site we
use is ours owing to the bounty of
an individual. The project is not
self-supporting. The earnings of
the milk we sell always leaves a
deficit which is usually defrayed
by interested Jews in Baltimore.
We hope to become entirely self-
supporting when our chicken coop
is completed. Our advisor is Jos-
eph Ettinger, son of Dr. A. Ettin-
ger, well-known agriculturalist
connected with the Jewish National
Fund.
If our crops are successful our
fowl supply for the winter is as-
sured.
We are eight. Three leave for
Palestine in November. We shall
increase the number if conditions
Permit. The land we are now work-
ing is not particularly favorable.
We should like to have a group of
20 of 30.
"The Ilechalutz in America
wishes to organize such training
farms not only in this vicinity but
throughout the U. S. The eyes of
interested groups and individuals
are awainting the outcome of our
efforts.
"The University of Maryland
sends us extension course material
which proves very helpful. This
material we study in the evenings,
besides our study of Zionist his-
tory, Palestine geography, etc."
The twenty-third annual Yom
Kippur night dance of Bicur Chol-
em Jrs. will be held at the General
Motors Ballroom on Monday eve-
ning, Oct. 10. Arrangements are
being made to feature a nationally
known orchestra together with
other entertaining novelties. The
grand march is planned to be led
by Governor and Mrs. Wilbur M.
Snicker. Letters of acceptance to
the invitations forwarded to prom-
inent people of this city have been
received by the society. The names
of those who will participate in
the march will be disclosed in the
near future. Nothing is being
spared to make this the outstanding
affair of the year.
On the first Wednesday in Sep-
tember, an open forum is to take
place at the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
gogue. A prominent speaker will
be followed by refreshment; and
dancing. The sole purpose of this
open meeting is to get the young
people of Detroit acquainted with
the work of the Rican Cholem Jrs.
The Bicur Cholem Jrs. is a pure-
ly charitable organization which Sabbath Service.:
"The Cult of Progress" will be
has been in existence for the past
23 years. All receipts from its af- the subject of Leon Frame sermon
fairs are devoted to help the needy. Saturday morning, Aug. 27, at 10
At no time has money ever been o'clock.
taken from the treasury to promote
social affairs of its members. In Memorial Gift, :
A contribution to the Temple
order for this society to continue
its good work it must make a suc- Memorial Fund has been received
in memory of Mrs. Lulu Frankel
cess of this annual affair.
Those interested in charitable of Denver, Colo., from Mr, and
work and have attained the age of Mu. R. R. Abrahamson, The
21 are eligible for membership. Ap- Temple Student Loan Fund Is in
plication cards may be obtained receipt of a contribution in mem-
from the secretary, Miss Belle ory of Leopold D. Mayer and Elsa
Drapkin, 3052 Carter.
F. Welling from David M. Welling.
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