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PLAN FOR CARNIVAL
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
REPORTED COMPLETE

With all plans complete for the
annual carnival and bazaar, the
Sisterhood of Congregation Shea-
rey Zedek is prepared to accom-
modate and entertain a huge crowd
of merrymakers in the social hall

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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free-
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from a 10-day motor trip, spending
several days with their son, Al-
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and Rochester, N. Y.

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Rabbi Leon Fram is the editor

Council of Jewish Women with
of the Community Fund Speakers

MRS. SIDNEY STONE

of the synagogue on Saturday eve-

ning, Nov. 5, and Sunday after-
noon and evening, Nov. 6.
The Japanese carnival decora-
tion scheme will be carried out
even to the costumes of the booth
attendants. The hall will repre-
sent a Japanese market place dur-
ing a carnival celebration, and
dancing will be held in a Japanese
pavillion especially constructed
for the occasion. Dave Diamond
and his orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion.
There will be no charge for ad-
mission, and the general public
is invited. Adequate checking
facilities will be provided. Free
parking space for several hundred
care is available in the parking
lot adjoining the building.
Mrs. David Lichtig is chairman
of the general committee, and
Mrs. Sidney Stone is co-chairman
The chairmen of the various sub
sidiary committees are: Mrs. A. J
Copeland, Mrs. Harry Z. Brown
Mrs. Sam Rubiner, Mrs. Morri
Blumberg, Mrs. Mary Gordon
Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. Moe Lei
ter, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. A •
Cooper, Mrs. Max Keidan, Mis
Elizabeth Finley and Mrs. Sam
Kavanau.

Mrs. Maurice Klein, chairman of
the committee for the hard of hear-
ing is sponsoring a free course in
lip reading every Wednesday night,
at 7:30 at 89 Rowena street. The
plans for social activities will also
be made at this meeting of the
group on Oct. 26, and it is hoped
that a large group will attend. The
nominating committee of the coun-
cil announces the following, names
to fill vacancies on the Council's
board of directors: Mrs. Leo M.
Butzel, Mrs. Henry Meyers and
Mrs. Andrew Wineman.

Miss Gertrude C. Lapides en-
tertained 36 guests at a linen
shower honoring her sister, Miss
Cecile .1. Lapides, whose marriage
to Frederick Bartholomew will be
an event of Nov. 19. The affair
Mrs. Herbert Well returned to was given at the home of Mr.
after
a
Bartholomew's sister, Mrs. Andrew
her home in New York
Stefani, on East Grand Boule-
visit with relatives and friends.
vard.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville S. Welt
entertained a group of friends at
The Young Peoples' Auxiliary of
dinner Friday evening, Oct. 28, at Congregation Bnai Moshe will hold
their home on Balmoral drive.
a Hallowe'en social on Sunday eve-
ning, Oct. 30, at 9 o'clock in the
Dr. and Mrs. George Waldbott assembly hall of the synagogue,
of Yorkshire road entertained a Dexter boulevard and Lawrence
group of friends at dinner last avenue. This affair is sponsored
Wednesday,
by the social committee 14 the
organization, under the chairman-
Mrs. Eugene Sloman returned to ship of Miss Mollie Freedman.
her home on Chicago boulevard
after an extended visit in Califor-
To observe the wedding anni-
nia.
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

GOOD FURNITURE

BE SURE THAT YOU GET IT

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Rosen-
thal celebrated Mr. Rosenthal's
birthday with a family dinner at
their home on Boston boulevard,
last Monday evening.

Mrs. J. B. Gaylord and daughter,
Mrs. M. Gutman, of the Belcrest,
have been guests at the St. Moritz
Hotel in New York City, for the
past two weeks. J. E. Gaylord left
Wednesday by motor to join them
and they will all return this week.

Jacobs of 2202 Elmhurst avenue,
the Mesdames R. Fogel, A. E.
West, William Schwartz, H. Col-
lins and R. LoPatin gave a sur-
prise dinner at the Everglades Inn
on Thursday, Oct. 20,

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Passing her state board nurse's
examination with "A" grade, Miss
Celia Berlin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Berlin, received one of
the highest averages in the state
of Michigan. She is a recent grad-
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolf and daugh- uate of the Highland Park Gen-
ters, Carmen and Mildred, motored eral Hospital.
to Indiana during the past week-
Ervin Greenbaum is now resid-
end.
Now Conveniently Located at
ing at the Adolphus, Dallas, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rosenblum
Mrs. Emil W. Zolla will be at
of Cleveland, accompanied by their
ABE MAX
Between Cortland and Sturtevant
sister, Retha Tanneholz, who has home Sunday afternoon and eve-
just reurned from Europe, spent ning, Oct. 30, in honor of the Bar
last week-end in this city and at- Mitzvah of her son, Charles.
ENGLISH overstuffed suite, separate
tended the Michigan-Illinois foot-
Noted Minister To Lecture at ball game at Ann Arbor.
spring cushion bask, feather spring
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blumberg
uat cushion, antique nail trim, up-
Meeting at Temple
(Edith Brown), whose marriage
holstery beautiful shade mulberry
rust frieze tapestry, small el 1
Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Epstein of was an event of July, have re-
on Nov. 7.
figure design, 2 pieces... Ail AM
Bayonne, N. J., were extensively turned after a European trip and
The Detroit section of the Na- entertained by members of the fam- have taken up their residence at
ily in Detroit during the past eight the Whittier.
SEMI-KIDNEY shape suite. band
tional Council of Jewish Women
carved solid Mahogany Louis XV
Tel.
TRinity
2-3488
days. While in Detroit they were
invites' its members and the gen-
12th and Seward
legs, antique nail trim—high grade
With the recent arrival of beautiful living
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Honoring the confirmation of
rust and antique gold cotton damask
tlemen of their households to an
room suites and upholstered pieces the
of Monterey avenue.
their
son,
Herbert
Manuel,
Mr.
and
uphotstry—vary som-
Slomovitz
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 28, SATURDAY AND
evening meeting Nov. 7, at Tem-
fortable-2
glee.
PRINGLE showing is unexcelled. As en illus•
Mrs. Charles Leiter of Cortland
SUNDAY (Matinee and Evening) OCT. 29 . 30
ple Beth El, at which time Dr.
Mrs. Zeldah Demont, Mrs. I. H. avenue were hosts to 400 relatives
tration of values, we are quoting some excep-
Reinhold Niebuhr will deliver an Tumpeer of Chicago and Mrs.
and friends at a dinner-dance at the
ENGLISH overstutTed suite, separate
Tho entire personnel of our new company in
tional prices on quality living room pieces.
address on "How Will the Fallen Harry Srere of California spent
springunit backs, antique nail trim
B'riai Moshe synagogue, Sunday,
Wm. Siegel'. Sensational Melodrama Thrae•Act Success
Giant Rise," with the history of the holidays with their mother,
—upholstered in green niece tapes-
Shown here is a two-piece suite, semi-kidney
Oct. 23. The tables were effect-
try
with
small
floral
rust
and
gold
America's past and the problems Mrs. Louis Smith of 2431 Blaine
ively decorated with autumn leaves
construction, solid mahogany carved frame
pattern—
of her future as a sub-title.
and bebe mums. Dr. Joseph J.
avenue.
a pietes
with pierced carvings on sofa and chair frames
Dr. Niebuhr is a professor of
Jacobs acted as master of eere-
—separate feather spring unit backs and seat
ethics at the Union Theologica l
The regular month) y musicale monies. Entertainment was fur-
SOFA, solid Mahogany carved frame,
cushions—upholstery is smart combination of
Seminary, in New York, and one held at the Ganapol Studios of niched by many celebrities of radio
built with new low arms and pull- ,
TICKETS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE
over back, upholstered fine grade
of the editors of Christian Cen- Musical Art, last Wednesday, fea- fame and Seymour Simons' orches-
frieze tapestry with figured material on seat
rust color figured taustrY -
Evenings: $1.00 - 75c - 50c - 35c
tury and The World Tomorrow. tured Sara Gorman and Ruth Cas- tra the dance music.
custom built
cushions and back in association with plain
Matinee: 75c - 50c - 35c . 25c
Ile is a frequent contributor to ter Dayer, pianists, ingroups from
throughout
colored frieze to harmonize. PRINGLE con-
the Atlantic Monthly, author of the romantic and modern schools.
At a social meeting of Xi Kappa
struction of full 4-row springs in bases of both
several widely read books, among Hans Hagen, violinist of the facul- Sorority, Oct. 20, at the home of
S
SOFA, hand-rnaderepraluctIon of
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 31"THE GYPSY RABBI"
ty,
was
present
on
Wednesday
eve-
Miss Belle Burstein on Buena
which are "Does the World Need
pieaps—full webbed bottoms—finest materials
the famous McIntire Chippendale
ufa made in Salem about the n
Religion" and "Notebook of a ning, Ethel Goldman Mendelson Vista avenue, plans were made for
and workmanship throughout—guaranteed by
1500, upholstered In exquisite 15th
a Halloween party to be held Oct.
Tamed Cynic,7 A former De- accompanying.
Century pattern saan damuk, gen-
and espe-
PRINGLE and the manufacturer ■
29, at the home of Miss Rose Or-
uine hand-carved frame and tine
troiter, he was for many years
down •nd hair
cially feature) during this showing of new uP•
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Schna- low on Clairmount avenue.
pastor of the Beth El Evangelical
Oiled
bel
of
Cleveland,
formerly
of
De-
holstered pieces—may be selected separate,
Church here, is considered one of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Tushman of
the ablest ministers of his genera- troit, were the guests of
sofa $110, chair $55.
This new beautiful store Is cont•
tion in Detroit, and has always son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Sturtevant avenue entertained 20
ninygs 23, on Sunday, Oct.
e turcia
guests
dinner
e a a
rfw
. CohL at
pletely stocked with the finest
been deeply interested in all civic Mr Louis
followed
by
a
bridge
in
the
Before
movements, particularly industrial last week.
quality shoes at present day mod-
even i ng. Members of the imme-
sociology. He is at present sec- home they will visit with Mr. and
erate prices. This foot-aid store
retary of the Norman Thomas for Mrs. Jacob Kahn, another son- diate family only were present.
fits you scientifically and is con-
in-law
and
daughter,
in
Saginaw.
President Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Copeland left
veniently located to serve you
Dr. Niebuhr has travelled ex-
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Polozker spent Monday for New York, whence
tensively in Russia, and has writ-
quickly and economically.
they sailed Thursday for • six
ten many articles based on his last week-end in Hamilton, Ont.
weeks visit in Paris, France.
experiences there. Ile has always
An election party is to be given
been active in liberal movemnts,
Mrs. Philip Frost of Toledo spent
by
Mrs.
L.
N.
Eaton
at
1420
Wash-
and has for many years been a
last week.
11812 DEXTER BOULEVARD, Next to Dexter Theater
prsonal friend of Rabbis Leo M. ington boulevard, the proceeds to a day in this city
Franklin, Leon Fram and A. M. be used for the Haddassah donor
Mrs. Clara Rogers returned to
luncheon.
There
will
be
cards
and
Hershman,
her home in Cleveland after an ex-
Mrs. A. J. Levin is chairman of refreshments and entertainment
tended visit in this city.
the program committee which ar- will feature the evening.
ranged the meeting, assisted by
Mrs. J. Reissman of
Mr.
and
the following: Mrs. Harry New-
Sturtevant avenue entertained last
given by the
JUNIORS
man, vice-chairman, Miss Sarah
at a dinner in ZEDAKAH
Selminski, Mrs. Morris D. Silver, Sunday evening
PARTY ON OCT. 29
60c QUART — $2.00 A GALLON
r a
honor of their daughter, Margaret,
Mrs. Abraham Srere, Mrs. Mel-
MOLDS $1.80 PER DOZEN
FANCY
F
Zedakah's social Hallowe'en party
whose engagement to Joseph A.
f a
ville Welt, Mrs. David Wilkue.
Packed in Dry Ice ■ and Delivered
The Zedakah Juniors are spon- to be held Sunday evening, Oct.
Sklar, son of Rev. and Mrs. J.
25
A nominal admission fee of
Sklar of Hazelwood avenue was Boring an invitational Hallowe'en 30, at Elks Temple, Lafayette and 0
cents will be charged to unaffili-
Melrose 5894
7231 Mack Aye.
party on Saturday evening, at San
recently anounced.
ated guests who wish to attend the
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Min Palace. The chairmen have
lecture. The meeting will open
Gamma Chapter of Deta Omega p rovided an excellent orchestra
Dexter Blvd. at Lawrence
promptly at 8:15 p. m.
Iota Sorority plans the celebration for the evening, and the hostesses
The list of board members pre-
BAY CITY HADASSAHS
its fourth anniversary in the are sparing no efforts to make
TODAY
viously published has been aug- of
party unique.
HOLD JOINT MEETING
MATINI
mented by the following: Mrs. An- form
of • formal dinner party, to this
-
Florence
Shevin will be the
. given Nov. 12, at the Chalet.
a NIGIII
Wineman, M r s. Henry e
drew
by DAVE DIAMOND Orchestra
Meyers, Mrs. Leo Butzel and Mrs. i ne sorority is also making plans next hostess at the Zedekah Jun-
A joint meeting of the Junior and
The Smart Comedy 01 M • 1 ""
for a bridge dance to be given Dec. fora' meeting on Sunday after-
M•noere
Senior Hadassah of Bay City was
Harry L. Jackson.
ADMISSION: 35c PER PERSON
12, at the Chinese Tea Gardens.
Nov. 6, at 1:30 p. m.
noon,
bed
Monday evening, in the parlor
Political Discussion.
—
rooms of the Shaarey Zedek gyms-
The Detroit section of the Na-
Mrs. Minerva Marks of Chicago
, gogue.
k s
tional Council of Jaw is h W omen
•
OPENING SUN. EVE., OCT. 30
The two presidents, Mrs. L. B.
opened the season with an all way boulevard
is spending • few week
in Cleveland.
Calendar of Events of the
Harrison of the Seniors and Miss
session of " Pertinent Political
of
Jewish
Wom-
League
Mary
Koffman
of
the
Juniors,
each
Clamage
returned
24,
at
Pointers," Monday, Oct.
Mrs. Burton
presided at their own business
Temple Beth El.
en's Organizations.
from a month's visit with relatives
meeting. Miss Koffman later intro-
Miss Ida Lippman, chairman of in Denver, Colo.
given by the
duced Mrs. Harrison, who attend-
the legislative committee, presided
Oct. 30—Zionist State Confer-
cc! the eighteenth annual convex-
at the forum which opened at Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn
Broadway's Sparkling Laugh Sm.-
ence (all day).
Lion of Hadassah, which was held
lion
are visiting in Plattsburg, N. Y.,
10 :30.
Oct. 30—Zedakah Club Dance.
in New York City on Sept. 18, 19
John Lovett, ex-secretary of where they are attending the birth-
On the see of hl• wedding. • Vt" ,
Nov.
1—Music
Study
Club.
and 20, who gave a report on the 1
man learng of his fatherhoosd That
the Detroit Citizen's League, who day celebration of Mr. Mendel,-
Nov. 5-6—Shaarey Zedek Ba-
proceedings of the convention. j
series of rnstri-
starts • h ilarious
il
was the first speaker, explained sohn'a father.
rnonl complications.
zaar.
Leon Kay, president of the De-1
the proposed amendments, to
Nov. 6 — Eva Prenzlauer Ser-
featuring
given
troit Council of the Jewish Na-
(HALLOWE'EN NIGHT)
some of which he made recom- , Among the affairs being
vice Group Bazaar.
MRS. SONIA SHAFFER
tional F und, was one of the speak-
WM. POST . DORIS DALTON
mend•tions for balloting. Oakley in honor of Miss Mercella Grahm, I Nov. 7— Zedakah Regular
ers of the evening, and Mrs. Eli
Cans,
promises
to
be
an
outstand-
Distin, supervisor of Slection a November bride-elect, and her
s.PP.rtet be • New York OW
Meeting at Staler.
Sachse,
also
of
Detroit
and
vice-
Commission, explained how to fiance, Raymond Schreiber, was
ing event.
Nov. 8—Hadassah—m onthly
.d
2705 Joy Road
president of the Detroit J. N. F.
31.1 Nigkta
Mrs.
Sonia
Shaffer
and
her
co-
make the ballot and split the dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs.
meeting.
Mrs. Frederick Joseph Schwartz, at their home in
chairman, Mrs. Rose Lipson. and Council, also spoke to the organ).
ticket correctly.
DANCING TILL 1 P. M.
Nov.
9—United
Hebrew
Schools
REFRESHMENTS
their committee, Mesdames Law- zaztions.
M. Alger. president of the Worn- Pontiac. Miss Bernice Goldberg
Graduation (evening).
Refreshments were served, head-
ADMISSION: 35c PER PERSON
tence Jones, Minnie Kahn, Ann
en's Organization for National has issued cards for a bridge-
Nov. 13—Junior Hadassah Din-
in
luncheon
and
hosiery
shower
Reform,
spoke
for
re-
Karbel and ROSE. Benjamin, have ed by the chairman. Mrs. Julius
' Political
ner Dance at Chalet.
Ginsberg.
There was an attendance
honor of Miss Grahm, to be held
spared no efforts in making this
peal,
Nov. 14—Sisterhood of Shaa-
affair an enjoyable one. There of 75 members.
Former Judge William F. Con- Nov. 2.
s een
rey Zedek Meeting.
will be door prises, refreshments
• VIOILE
nolly outlined the Democratic
Nov. 15—Jewish Women's Eu-
ATTEND THE
AT
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Colman and
and music by Adolph Travers and
platform. Dr. W. G. Bergman,
ISSOat
ropean
Welfare
Organiza-
RODIN
CLUB
His Entertainers.
professor of education at Detroit sons, Arthur and Robert, of Mus-
tion Luncheon.
Penthouse
kegon,
Mich.,
spent
the
week-end
offered
Entertainment
is
being
Teachers College, explained the
roe r ass Ton•
Nov. 20—Zedakah Club Dance.
The Rodin Club met Wednesday,
through the courtesy of the Senate
Major Dent in this city.
Socialist viewpoint.
Dec. 11—Home Relief Society
sponsored by the
Oct. 19, at the home of Mrs. A.
Theater.
Atkinson, of :sew York, who spoke
—Carnival
(evening).
returned
Mrs., Josef Ronan has
Sarah Karbel will be hostess at Baer, 3032 Calvert avenue. After
in the absence of 'Toward A. Cof-
Dec. 14—Jewish 'Women's Wel.
Zedakah's next meeting, at 3301 the meeting bridge was enjoyed.
to her home in Lansing, after a
fin, the scheduled speaker, praised
fare Organizatioi—Bridge
gatargay, t le i
Prizes were awarded to high scor-
week's Visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Webb.
Hoover.
President
Tea.
ers at each table. Luncheon was
A buffet luncheon was served Maurice Schlaefer.
of
25—Women's
Auxiliary
Primrose
Benevolent
Jan.
served after the bridge game. The
1-111 MLAm••
at noon, and the meeting ad-
The Frio". .. Penevnlent Chi! net
Hebrew Schools, Donor
Mrs. Mathilda Welt and Mrs.
net. H. Forty menthe, attended. /1 next meeting will be at the home
Hallowe'en r.1 /
journed at 3:30 p. m.
Luncheon.
the Belcrest spent
party and tlene• will he spoatere4 of Mrs. Harry Goodman, 1707
FORT WAYNE HOTEL — Temple at Cass
Ralph
Fell
of
- —
Saturday. Oct 24
They
by the elts• ea Sundu. Nov. 4. at II Burlingame avenue, Wednesday,
Feb. 28—Zedakah Donor
YOU'LL HAVE THE TIME OF last week-end in Kalamazoo.
as, at the Jericho Hail. All reword.
,
I
Luncheon.
Mosic by ZANG GARBER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Nov. 2.
were the guests of Mrs. Joseph
YOUR LIFE at the
will Is to eharity.

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