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Annual Event at the
Opening Rally.

by the Jewish people during the past
year. We hope always to hold your
confidence and to merit your support.
Accept this as a warm hand-clasp
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Originality and artistry marked
the opening tea of Detroit chapter
of Hadassah, held at the Phoenix
Mrs. Ivan Lloyd Frankel of Club Wednesday afternoon, Sept.
Miss Pauline Kahn, who is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Boston boulevard will leave for 28. This event constituted the
Kahn, left Monday for Vassar to New York Oct. 11 and will sai l formal launching of the campaign
on Oct. 12 for Germany, where
continue her studies,
she will visit with her mother for
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Welt of two months.
Buffalo were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Freeman of
Miss Anna Raskas, who has
Chicago boulevard.
been identified with Iladassah
work in Palestine for many years,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Rosen- is visiting in this city and is the
thal of Boston boulevard are guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.
spending a week in Washington, Jackson. Miss Raskas is associ-
D. C.
ated with the International Travel
Bureau, Inc.
Mrs. David Kratze, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel Kaplan
Finsterwald, left for Grand Rapids and family of Palmer avenue re-
and Milwaukee before returning turned from Muskoko Lake where
to her home in Virginia, Minne- they spent a month.
sota.

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II, 1932.
IFE IN•
IOLUM-
dortgaget•

Pisgah Lodge No. 34, B'nai
B'rith, will hold a pep meeting
next Monday night, Oct. 3, at its
quarters in the Maccabee Build-
ing, to open its Diamond Jubilee
program. The officers urge every
member to be present. An un-
usual program is being planned
for the evening.
Milton NI Alexander, promin-
ent in civic affairs and chairman
of Pisgah's anti-defamation com-
mittee, will be the principal speak-
er of the meeting. Mr. Alexander
has a timely message of interest
to all members. The program will
include several surprises, as well
as smokes, sandwiches and refresh-
ments.

"Buy with

"Detroit's Fur

Confidence"

Headquarters"

TEMPLE BETH EL'S
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Statement Issued by Edmund
M. Sloman, Committee's
Chairman.

IN APPRECIATION OF YOUR
PAST GOOD WILL AND WITH
A HIGH HOPE FOR EVEN
HAPPIER RELATIONS IN THE
FUTURE, WE FELICITATE
YOU ON YOUR NEW YEAR.
M A Y UNBOUNDED HAPPI-
NESS AND PROSPERITY BE
YOURS FOR THE NEW YEAR.

Edmund 81. Sloman, chairman
Mrs. Maurice Landau and fam-
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
of a special membership committee
who spent the past summer
Simon of Chicago boulevard was ily,
of
Temple Beth El, made the fol-
at Camp Modin in Maine, visited
a scene of radiance and happiness
lowing statement:
with relatives in New York during
last Wednesday evening, when a
"Our
membership campaign is
surprise farewell dinner was given the month of September and spent
progressing splendidly. Never
for their daughter, Phyllis, who sonic time in Cleveland prior to
since the building of our present
is leaving for New York to attend their return home.
temple has such a fine spirit of
MRS. SIDNEY ALLEN
Highland Manor, Tarrytown on
loyalty and helpfulness evidenced
Phi Sigma Kappa Sorority cele-
the Hudson.
brated its first anniversary with for the fifth annual donor lunch- itself among our members. Every
eon, which will take place in De- organization, to stimulate its ac-
a
•
pajama,
dinner
and
theater
Mrs. Arthur Victor of Buffalo,
tivities and increase its usefulness
party. The affair began Saturday cember.
N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and
pajama
In an artistic background paint- to the community, needs new blood
Mrs. Harry Farbsten of Burling- evening, Sept. 24, with the
and new faces. The loyalty and
party at the Tuller Hotel, followed ed by Mrs. David B. Werbe, Ha-
ton road.
by an early dinner and theater dassah was represented as a tree unselfish service of our older mem-
whose branches portrayed its var• bers infused with the optimism
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Welt spent party on Sunday. The anniver-
sous problems and hopes. The and enthusiasm of youth will find
last week-end with Mr. and Mrs . sary terminated with a gathering
branches, entitled Depression, Re- no task too great a burden, nor
at
the
home
of
Miss
Gertrude
Andrew Wineman at Secaw Lodge
problem too difficult to solve. It
Brown, Sunday evening. The fol- sponsibility, Worry, Trouble, Con-
fusion, Initiative, Effort, Sacrifice, is indeed a pleasure to hold the
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolf of Mc- lowing were installed in their re-
reins with such thoroughbreds in
Lean avenue were guests in Cleve- spective offices at the dinner Sun- Experience, Co-operation, Propa- the harness. These are my team
day: Miss Rose Siegel, president; ganda, Pep, Discipline, Confidence
land during the past week-end.
captains:
Miss Rose Baruch, vice-president; and Success, gave their messages
"Morton Ashner, Sidney Alex-
verses
Mrs. harry Z. Brown and fam- Miss Sara Brilliant, secretary; Miss allegorically in a series of
ander, John Heavenrich, Jr., Leon-
composed
by
Miss
Hattie
Gittle•
ily of Boston boulevard have re- Bessie Gottlieb, treasurer; Miss
ard Lewis, Joseph Alexander, Ed-
turned from Charlevoix, where Gertrude Brown, social functions; man and directed by Mrs. Harry win A. Wolf, William Isenberg,
Miss Rose Gruskin, publicity man- L. Jackson, with musical gitrOM• Sol Rose, Ilarry Raden, Joseph
they spent the past two months.
paniment by Mrs. S. Q. Kesler.
ager.
Mesdames Sidney Stone a n d Magidson.
Miss Lillian Stern is visiting
"Each of these captains has
Harold Allen augmented the cant
The
entertainment
committee
with friends in New York.
selected his own team and, from
of the Knollwood Country Club in previously published. •
latest reports, each team is well
A feature of the afternoon was under way. In addition to these
Fred Neisner, who has made his Birmingham held its annual
home in this city for the past six "Havana Night" last Saturday. the presentation of a new theme cohorts, numerous teams are be-
months, is visiting with his par- Many members and their friends song, "The Spirit of Hadassah," ing formed within the ranks of
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neisner were present to enjoy the dinner, written by Mrs. Sidney Allen and thl Temple Sisterhood, each cap-
dancing and cabaret.
Mrs. Henry Levitt, and sung by tained by a member of the board,
of Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Allen.
to work under the inspiring lead-
Alwyn Vernon Freeman, son of
Mrs. David S. Diamond, presi- ership of Mrs. Osmun Fisher and
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Freeman, dent of Hadassah, introduced Mrs, Mrs. Morton Ashner. With such
returned to Cambridge, Mass., to Louis Robinson as the chairman an army, can you blame me for
resume his studies at Harvard Uni- of the fifth donor luncheon. The being an optimist? We have set
versity. Mr. Freeman is a senior following luncheon officers will as- our goal of 200 new members.
law student and one of the young- sist Mrs. Robinson: bliss Hattie We will better that unless I miss
est members of his class, taking Gittleman, co-chairman; Mesdames my guess."
at present time his seventh year Joseph Ehrlich, Charles Hambur-
of college at the age of 21 years. ger, Harry L. Jackson, Henry Le-
"And if thy brother be waxen
vitt, Joseph Magidsohn, Henry N. poor, and his means fail with thee;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker of Weinstein and Ilenry Wineman, then thou shalt supply him, as a
Sherwood Forest returned from a vice-presidents; Mrs. Ralph David- stranger and as a settler shall he
week's fishing trip at Honey Har- son, financial secretary; Mrs. Sey- live with thee."—Leviticus 25:35.
bor, Georgian Bay.
mour Frank, corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. M. L. Prentis,
Bliss Toba Berman, daughter of treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berman of . Announcements on behalf of
Burlingame avenue, will leave on their committees were made by
Oct. 2 for Boston, where she will Mrs. A. H. Brodie,.chairman of
enter her senior year at the Em- the Hadassah classified telephone
erson College of Oratory.
directory, and Mrs. Abraham
Srere, chairman of savings boxes.
The many friends of Mrs. A. C. Mrs. Harry Shulman, chairman of
Lappin will be pleased to hear of rummage, reported that ten
her return to the city after an ex- women have already earned their
tensive period of study abroad. luncheon money through her
In her honor, Mrs. David B. Werbe committee, with encouraging pros-
of 2950 Webb avenue will receive pects for future groups.
on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 5,
All arrangements for the tea
from 2 until 5 o'clock. No cards. were in charge of Mrs. J. M.
Berris, assisted by Mrs. Norman
Mrs. Burton Clapiage is spend- Schwartz.
ing a month in Denver with rela-
tives and friends,

5693 - 1932

NEWTON ANNIS FURS-

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Rosh Hashonah Greetings

Something New
and Better in
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Eliminates finger waving—
just comb your hair—the
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Mr. Rudolph, Sr., super-
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Theodore Oppenhe im of Chin-
go boulevard has returned to Har-
vard University, where he is a
member of the senior class in the
school of business administration.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown
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Cleveland over the holiday week-
end.

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Miss Bess Steinberg returned to
New York after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. R. Steinberg of Edi-
son avenue.

Miss Dorothy Levens of San
Francisco is the guest of Mrs.
Frances Wolin of the Whittier.

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We extend sincere good wishes for a
New Year filled with happiness and
blessed with full measure of prosperity
and may those wishes continue to find
fulfillment into the many years beyond.

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JUNIOR HADASSAH
OCTOBER MEETING

AT GREAT
REDUCTION PRICE

Only
Eighty-three
of these in-
struments in
stock and we
are closing
them out at

The regular monthly meeting of
the Detroit unit of Junior Hadas-
sah will take place at the Statler
Hotel on Tuesday evening, Oct. 4,
at 8 o'clock.
Bernard Silverstein will render
violin selections and Miss Florence
Krell will review "The Fountain"
by Charles Morgan.
Members are urged to bring
prospective members to the meet-
ing as every effort is being made
to increase the membership.
Sixty members of Junoir Ila-
dassah participated in the treas-
ure hunt at Belle Isle on Sunday,
Sept. 25. After the hidden treas-
ure was found there was a wienie
roast, games and songs. The girls
responsible for the success of this
outing are Pearl Wartell, Dorothy
Kollenberg, Ann Siegel, Ruth
Greenberg, Ann Milstein and Jean
Dworkin.
The treasure hunt was one of a
series of events to be sponsored
by the membership committee for
the purpose of interesting prospec-
tive members in the work of Jun-
ior Hadassah,

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of Oak Drive have returned from
a motor trip to Chicago and Mil-
waukee.

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L LIFE IN•

Mrs. Ben Simons and daughter,
Phyllis, are leaving for New York
the early part of the week, where
Phyllis will enter Highland Manor
School for Girls, Tarrytown on
the Hudson. Many lovely affairs
have been given in honor of Miss
Simons prior to her departure.

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TO TALK TO PISGAH
THIS MONDAY NIGHT

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Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Klein of
Atkinson avenue issued invitations
to 100 guests for a dinner-dance
to be given Monday, Oct. 3, at
Northwood Inn, the occasion be-
At a regular meeting of the
ing their tenth wedding anniver- Junior Pioneers held Thursday,
Sept.
15, it was decided to send •
sary.
delegate to the convention ofthe
Women
Pioneer Organization to
Mrs. H. B. Broder of Lawrence
avenue spent a few days in New be held in Toronto, Oct 27-30.
Plans are being made to carry
York last week, attending the
Hadassah convention and visiting through a Palestinian evening, to
be featured by special films. The
with relatives.
affair is scheduled for the latter
Miss Ruth Rhodes, who has been par tof October or early in Novem-
making her home in Chicago, will ber.
The Junior Pioneers meet every
spend the holidays with her sis-
ters, Mrs. J. Souls, and Mrs. S. other Thursday at the clubrooms,
8679 Twelfth street. All girls in-
Berman of Taylor avenue.
terested are rert uested to attend
Mrs. Dorothy Silver of Berkeley, the meetings. For detailed infor-
in touch with the secre-
Calif., who has been visiting with mation get
Anne Margolis, Lafayette
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lach- tary,
1870, or call Townsend 8-0707.
man, left for Sioux City, lows.

Miss Ruth Friedman of the Wil-
shire returned to Chicago to re-
sume her studies at the Univer-
sity of Illinois.

Mn, and Mrs. Ernest Goodman
(Freda Kesler) have returned from
an extended honeymoon in the
West.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leavitt and
daughter, Jean, returned from •
trip to New York.

Mrs. S. Kleiman was the guest
speaker for the Hadassah Chapter
in Flint last week.

Eva Prenzlauer Service
Group's Card Party Nov. 6

Eva Prenzlauer Service Group
announces its next bridge party,
to be held Sunday evening, Nov.
6, at Boesky's, 1130 Griswold
street The group again solicits
the co-operation shown by friends
and other organisations in the
past.
The next meeting of the organi-
zation will be held at the home
of Mrs. IL Rose, 2082 Clairmount
avenue, on Wednesday, Oct. 12.
All members are urged to attend.

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