PIEVEntorr,/aasit di RON ICU m•lwaS ■ wWwwreamwmte and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE - • - C HEY! HEY! WHAT AN AFFAIR! B'NAI MOSHE DINNER I TO HONOR OFFICERS A Bride of Oct. 301 The banquet in honor of the in-I itallation of officers of Congrega-1 ion B'nai Moshe, will be held Sun- day evening, Nov. 13, at 6:301 JOLLY ELITE CLUB I Announces Their Autumn DANCE Iii m el — Suede Jackets Only E L GoFEIC Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Temple Beth El has been invited to con- tribute a series of articles to a new encyclopedia of Michigan his- tory which' is to be published un- der the editorship of Dr. George N. Fuller, and under the super- vision of leading educational auth- orities of the state. GRAYSTONE Thursday Evening, Nov. 17th OCiff • — featuring — HENRY BIAGINI The Business and Professional Girls' Club of the Young Women's Hebrew Association plans a thee- tre party for Thursday evening,1 Nov. 17. The group will attend the Detroit Playhouse, at which time they will see "Precedent,"1 a play based on the Tom Mooney episode. Dinner will be served at the clubhouse at 6 o'clock. 10.00 Gloye•soft suede leather, lined with soft wool kasha cloth, is a practical ideal Belt and wrist-bands fasten snugly with ad. justable ring closings. Dark or bright colors. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlesin- Gamma Eta Mu Sorority met ger were hosts • to a group of friends at dinner last Saturday at the home of Anne Bachrach of , West Vcrnor Highway and made night at their home at the Park TICKETS 50c PER PERSON final plans for a house party and Lane Hotel. installation of officers to be held Mrs. Harry L. Becker of Sher- at the home of Bess Freidman. , —Sporn, 2nd floor --- wood Forest, en route from New Many affairs were given for the ■1■ 1106.13 York, was the house guest of Mrs. 1 1ZILIKILIIINK IDOM. i\ ■ 11SIMIIKVIVIKWINKIMMILIL Ira Percy Smith at Worcester, pleasure of Miss Pauline Kalish, — Photo by C. M. Herr. studio. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mass. SAM GUNSBERG MRS. SAMUEL ROHER Kalish, whose marriage to Dr. (Miss Ethel Salasnek) Mrs. Hugo A. Freund and daugh- Reuben Mendelssohn, son of Mr. o'clock, in the banquet hall of the ................................................. The marriage of Miss Ethel Sa- ter, Lisette, of 62 Chicago boule- and Mrs. Henry Mendelssohn, will synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence MOISTURE lasnek, daughter of Mrs. Samuel vard, returned from a motor jour- be an event of Nov. 24. Miss Sirs. Jacob Farkas is chairman!, YOU'LL. HAVE A GOOD TIME AT THE Salasnek, to Samuel Roher, son of ney last Monday, after a week's Theresa Rosenman was hostess at of this affair, assisted by Mrs. i 0 Mrs. Dora Rohrer of Toronto, wa s absence. They spent a few days a personal shower at her home on Manuel Engel and by the en- 1 e solemnized at the Salasnek hom in New York and then motored to Webb avenue. The members of !tertainment committee. A home- I A on Gladstone avenue Oct. 30. Providence, R. I., where Richard the Eta Beta Sorority compliment- cooked Hungarian dinner will be Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky of Pitts- A. Freund, son of Dr. and Mrs. ed her at a miscellaneous shower — given by the t burgh - read the marriage service Freund, is a student at Brown at the home of Miss Avis Rise. Miss LOOK young! It at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, af- University. Kalish and Dr. Mendelssohn were j ter which dinner was served to the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George , pays. We special ize in members of the immediate family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer of Jackson at dinner, after which I Miss Salasnek wore a white the Park Lane Hotel entertained they attended t h e theater. hats that, when you put frock of tear drop satin, made with a group of friends at breakfast Miss Shirley Mendelssohn gave a I A 'ern on, take years off a cowl neck embroidered in bugle last Sunday. personal and hosiery shower in '/, beads, and which came to a point honor of Miss Kalish at her home, at the waistline. Over this she Mrs. Max Finkelston of Long- on Lawrence avenue Nov. 3. Mrs.I Dancing-9 P. M. to 1 A. M. A ; your age. Brim up or a fellow avenue entertaioed a group Reuben Kravitz was hostess at al I s ' wore a hip-length cape with under the Rhythmic Tunes of Brantley collar, and long white kid of women at her home on election bridge-luncheon and linen shower brim down, we show THE VENETIAN TROUBADORS gloves. Her bouquet consisted of at the Detroit-Leland Hotel in night. 1 t them all, and they're all Tickets 50 Cents 0 gardenias and lilies of the valley, honor of the bride-elect at which 0 All Kinds of Refreshments and a satin turban with a nose Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt were covers were laid for 75 guests • VW IL ; very moderately priced. 1 1 ■■ /■■■ veil completed her costume. at home to their family on elec- Nov. 5. Miss Sally Abraham Miss Doris Salasnek was her tio`ts night. entertained at a miscellaneous VA shower, dinner and evening party. FA sister's only attendant. She wore DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND Ya' a gray gown of rough crepe and Mr. and Mrs. John Ginsburg of 3 .50 Boston boulevard complimented g a corsage of orchids. Miss Mollie Chatman, a Decem-1 The couple left on the S. S. Aqui- some friends at dinner Friday ber bride-elect, was feted at a tams m on Nov. 4 for Paris, South- night, at one of a series of dinner luncheon and shower at which Sirs, You'll appreciate our Custom Tailored Shiets--all • to be given by UP 0 ern France and Switzerland and parties. Charles Canvasser, Mrs. Paul . $1.50 / sizes, plain whites or colors are expected to return about Dec. Hoffman and Mrs. Israel Rosin 15, then going to I. lorida for the Mr. and Mrs. harry Farbsten were hostesses. A miniature bridal I winter. After March 15 they will of Burlington drive were at home their home in Toronto, Ont. to some friends last Tuesday night. party in a bower of green smilax I and white bebe mums centered the MRS. BERNARD KLEIN 0 I make table. — at the -- Mrs. J. Lincoln Freud of the 0 CHAPTER'S served and dancing will follow, Park Lane Hotel was hostess at Miss Sarah Gitlin, daughter of music to be furnished by Leonard 25TH ANNIVERSARY 9038 Twelfth St. at Clairmount t i a dinner party last Thursday. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Si. Gitlin of 628 Rosner and his orchestra. Cass at Temple — •—• Joseph Hirschfield will be the I \\\.,\ .OPEN EVENINGS—SUNDAYS TILL 610006\\\1 On Monday, Boulevard, Bayonne, N. J., is the Nov. 14, Purity MUSIC BY TILE WELL KNOWN :qrs. Minerva Marks of Chicago house guests of Dr. and Mrs. toastmaster for the evning. The CLaptcr, Order of the Eastern boulevard has returned from a Zang Garber's Union Double Orchestra Charles Gitlin of 2750 Elmhurst. officers to be installed are as fol. Star, will celebrate its twenty-fifth visit in Cleveland. Miss Gitlin has been entertained at lows: Admission 40e Person anniversary at the chapter's hall, The congregation re-elected the VALUABLE PRIZE TO LUCKY PERSON 80 West Alexandrine street. The E. A. Bernie returned from several dinners given in her honor following: Sam Gunsberg, presi- during her visit here. She will first class will be at 4, dinner will Chicago where he spent the early visit various points of interest en- dent; Maurice Seligman, vice-presi- Do thew s nappy mornings find your car hard to start? An be at 6:30, and the evening class part of the week. route home and will stop off at dent; Barry Meer, treasurer; Jos- adjustment of your carbsiretor and cleaning of points will wil foow at 8 p. m. Stroudsburg, Pa., where she will eph Grossman, secrtary. The chapter wil sponsor a fash- BETROTHED Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Levine visit with Mr. and Mrs. David do wonders. Drive in today. Sisterhood officers: Mrs. Bernard ion show-bridge-tea, on Wednes- of Brooklyn were the guests for Klein, president; Mrs. Izidor Katz, day afternoon, Nov. 30, 2:30 p. rn., 10 days of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Freed. vice-president; Mrs. Samuel Simon, at the Eastern Star Temple. Pro- Schaflander of Webb avenue. Mrs. Adolph Rudolf of Chatta- recording secretary; Mrs. Henry ceeds will he given to charity. Mrs. Popper, financial secretary; Sirs. l'auline Sandler is the chairman Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Becker nooga, Tenn., is here visiting with It it but neural (hot I of the affair, assisted by a capable of Ligonier, Ind., formerly of De- her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Jacob Farkas, treasurer. Tickets will be on sale at y the the art which creates the committee. troit, spent a few days in this apsd Mrs. Louis Glacier of 2996 door the evening of the affair. The ultimate in motor ox 'dins Glendale avenue. during the past week. public is invited. rent should offer es iiserss Gift to Eva Prenzlauer city Now Conveniently Located at Plan Chanukah Ball. o hostel's of exceptional Many lovely affairs have been A Sunday night card party will ,t Dr. Charles Gitlin has returned Service Croup. comfort and luxury. The Eva Prenalauer Group have l from Rochester, Minn., where he given for Miss Mollie Weiner, be held by the Sisterhood on Sun- ,Detrod boosts the and Sturtevant ABE MAX Between Cortland received a donation from Mrs. Ida took a special course at the Mayo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob day evening, Nov. 27, in the assem- Detrotteloret Weiner of West Philadelphia av- bly hall of the synagogue, Dexter Schultz, in memory of her cousin, Clinic. PHONE HEMLOCK 9656 truly bostni..mth lobby enue, whose marriage to Benjamin at Lawrence. Mrs. Henry Popper arren, and uncle, Abraham Warren, foyers. dove( rooms and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gladwin (Rhea Bagdade, son of Mr. and Mrs. is the chairman, assisted by Sister I Cohen. general interior of match. Cashman) returned from their Joseph Bagdade, will take place Mrs. Izidor Katz. There will be kit becuty...•InT homes. honeymoon trip in Europe, arriv- on Nov. 24. Miss Tillie Weiner refreshments and prizes. :sus morn arrangement and Sirs. Harry Meer is actively en- ing on the S. S. Rex in New York sister of the bride-elect, was host soft sleePesorre beds.. with fresh clean cur in the on Nov. 7 and will return to De- ens to 50 guests at the Masonic gaged with preparations for the Temple on Oct. 29, at a bridge- annual Chanukah ball to be given 12. 4.C1 roan)eabiav coded troit on Nov. luncheon and miscellaneous show- under the auspices of the Sister- and pushed This Lose .. this comfort...nova... 1o* Mrs. Charles Alpern returned er. 5tiss Frances Bagdade, sister hood of Congregation B'nai Moshe to you in 800aultick moos from a week's visit to Cleveland of the groom-elect, complimented on Sunday evening, Dec. 18, in the her at a linen and personal shower banquet hall of the synagogue. nth both at no more than and Pittsburgh. at the Wilshire Hotel on Nov. 6. Music will be furnished by a popu- the cost of on ortkncey hotel -- orchestra. Mr. and Sirs. R. LoPatin of Covers were laid for 50 guests Inc local RATES fRCVA The Sisterhood of Congregation followed by was saw SINGLE Miss for dinner and West Grand avenue, and planning a 10-course t3. DOUBLE MISS CELIA GOLDSMITH Irene Feldman of Monterey av- bridge. Mrs. N. Alan Brown, Mrs. B'nai Moshe is Harold Shultz and Mrs. Jacob dinner at its annual New Year's enue spent the last week-end in will at the ayna- The betrothal was recently an- Chicago, where they attended the Benjamin gave a kitchen shower Eve party to be honor of Miss Weiner at the Bogue. There will be professional nounced of Miss Celia Goldsmith, Feldman-Listick wedding held at in home of Mrs. Shultz on LaSalle entertainers, noisemakers, souven- all daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran k the Belton-Stratford Hotel. Two orchestras will pla y Goldsmith, to Samuel P. Chase. boulevard. Luncheon was served irk . Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Solomon and was followed by bridge. The night. Sirs. of Jacob Farkas, who is in charge the affair, is assisted in their honor was of (Esther Traub), whose marriage Misses Sarah and Malty Falick by Mrs. James Sobel and a comps- Tr reception held last Sunday evening at On was an event of Oct. 30, have re- and Miss Lillian Papernick will tent committee' Beth Abraham Synagogue, Lin s, turned from their honeymoon and entertain Miss Weiner at a tea ry • fount NW s are residing at 3265 Boston boule- on Sunday a e fternoGla og r wood and Fullerton. o on, Nov. 13 ' e A op sepsecial um r ,,,f t e h aeb, Y doun x,tie m tr yg , • "illin i " y A • • le' Auxilia EL HOTEL Gladstone ay. p l at their home vard. Sunday afternoon, Nov. 13, at 3 KVUTZAH IVRITH -- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Segal were o'clock, in the clubroom of the syna- Men MEWED IS DIVIDED INTO hosts at a musicale which was held Lambda Tau Alpha Fraternity gegee, O. M. HARRISON. Rigs The „Young Peoples' Auxiliary of at the Wilshire Hotel on Monday will hold a dance Sunday evening, WIT CIMWATIN =MO AT PARTMENTS TWO DE 4T6S 040 b ■ Olrf AvtralL5 evening, Nov. 7. Among the ar- Dec. 18, at Jericho Temple, feat- Congregation B'nai Moshe will pre- sent a Thanksgiving Day dance on tists who entertained were Henry I uring the Lombardians. The Kvutzah Ivrith, at its an- Thursday evening, Nov. 24, in the Siegl, violinist, graduate of the — banquet hall of the synagogue. The, oust meeting, decided to divide Curtis Institute; Joachim Chess- man. violinist, formerly conductor I Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority music will be furnished by a well the group into two departments, of the Russian Symphony Dreher I will give its annual bridge at the known orchestra. Tickets can be one for strictly Hebrew discus- f∎ci had at the door at the night of the sions and another for general ac- tra of New York; Ilugo Segal, Chinese Tea b Gardens Sunday , 20. A on varied pro- dance, from members of the or- tivities. to n evening, Nov. -= violinist, and his wife Anna, • am has been arranged which - ganization, or by calling Fairmont Every Saturday evening, • He- I rendere d som e of her ovin piano wi ll include dancing and enter 5707. Theodore Kertesz is the brew meeting will be held for lie- and violin compositions; Jacids tainment. chairman of the arrangement com- brew studies, discussions and spe- Becker, cellist, graduate of the cial programs, at the Philadelphia- mittee. 1Moscow conservatory of music; PARK The Young Peoples' Bible Class Byron Hall. M. Michlin is chair- The Rodin Club met at the home AVE. •1 _ ! Sidney Rosen, violist; Mischa Spread St. Kottler, pianist, graduate of the of Mrs. Harry Goodman at 1707 will hold its next meeting Tuesday man and Dave Panush co-chairman Plans were made for evening, Nov. 15, at 9, in the vestry of this portion of the program. 7. B. Perry, Men. 1 - I - • — • — • Moscow Conservatory of f Music Burlingame. VISIT TILE rooms of the synagogue. The sub- All who are interested in Hebrew and who has often played with the a bridge party to be given at the ject of this week's discussion will conversational meetings are urged Pent House Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and Dexter Club Exchange, on Wed- be the book entitled "The inner to attend these meetings. "Atop the Town' vocalist, native nesday, Nov. 16. The next meet- Miss Agnes Naivi, %Vooli•Elad Night Club The general meetings will be ' will be at Mrs. Minnie Hut- Sancutary" by Aimee Palliere, un- Saturday Nloht only of Hawaii and graduate of the ton's home at 11425 Ohio street. der the leadership of Rabbi Moses in charge of Aaron Rosenberg and Berlin School of Music. Fischer. Jack Allweil, chairman Sgerlil Mom S1.50- $2 will be open to the public at large. . — T ISN'T necessary to install a complete, new heating unit to enjoy the 7 to 910 In compliment to Miss Shirley of the religious committee, invites Several such meetings will be held Mr. and Mrs. Bernard II. Dosie bride- all to attend these meetings. during the year. Sltl NEIL 9:31 110 I aid daughter, Thelma Delphine, Bernice Katt, a January comfort and convenience of gas home heating. Cover Char ge, 81 Couple Ladies' Social ,„On Sunday evening, Dec. 25, the Once s month, a general meet- RUSS WEAV ER formerly of 15110 Greenlawn av- elect, the Hebrew ung Peoples' Bible Class will ing of the entire society will be lio and Hie Now Yorkers enue, are now residing at 4216 Fund entertained members and present a religious rally day pro- Floor Show 10 and 11 held. friends at a linen shower and We can install gas burners in your present furnace or heater—use Clements. bridge of lovely appointment, at gram. The pubic choir is invited. A permanent for the year Members of the staffs of all the home of Mrs. Moritz Schmidt is being organized by Cantor A. A. DR . HERSHMAN GREETED your present equipmont to secure auto- affiliated agencies of the Jewish of Sturtevant avenue on Oct. 25. Rosenfeld o f Congregation Wnal BY CANTORS' SOCIETY Molly Seigel J. C. It S. Aux- Welfare Federation of Detroit On Sunday afternoon, Nov. 6, Moshe. for the Friday night and matic gas home heating. joined at a tea last Sunday after• Mrs. Charles Wolfgang and her Saturday morning services. Any Cohen, were At a meeting of the Detroit Can- iliary Gives Theater Party. noon, at the Jewish Children's daughter, Mrs. Max 1 joint hostesses at • personal boy desiring to loin should get in touch with Cantor Rosenfeld, tors' Association held last Wednes- Home, in welcoming to this city The Molly Seigel Auxiliary of 7-0169, 3272 Monterey. day evening, at the home of Wil- i Kurt Peiser, executive director of l shower and bridge tea for the Townsend Ham Cayman, it was unanimously Detroit Jewish Consumptive Relief the Federation, and Mrs. Peiser. , pleasure of Miss Kalt, at the Club Society of Denver, started the sea- resolved to publicly congratulate ' Moe Williams. boys' worker of Exchange. Dr. A. M. Hershman, rabbi of Con- son with • plan to complete the — the Jewish Social Service Bureau, of Sheeny Zedek, on his was the master-of-ceremonies. The , Mrs. Morris Fryman gave a HASHOMER HATZOIR gregation buyOs: sent awhaicyh, t$O1N ee n se ' of w election for life, as the spiritual already S b "M program consisted of vocal solos farewell surprise party Sunday, PUBLISHES JOURNAL leader of his congregation. bed in the Colorado sanatorium in r 6, at Marshall's Restaurant, by Iby Mrs. David Kaltman, accom- , Nov. the name of the Detroit Group. The resolution, as in 1 named by Mrs. Ethel Goldman for 20 couples, on the occasion of liashomer Ilatzoir of Detroit Cantors A. A. Rosenfeld, pried- This would assure anyone in De- the first fi number dent of the society and S. Mogilev k is, . ued th ' Mendelsohn, who also gave piano' . ' her E husband's departure for • trip thi week gilev troit who Is in need of immediate songs by the "Wander- to of a journal which is to be known sky, recounts the numerous achieve- help not to be forced to wait hi' ing "Allijah," the Hebrew for "to moots of ing Four," a colored quartet from as Rabbi Hershman, the tee- turn for a bed, and he will be the Franklin Street Settlement; A 6 o'clock wedding anniver- rise up," used in connection with ogniti'in nationally of his acholar- 'taken care of by applying an the Gas home heating costs much less than you readings by Miss Sarah C. Hillel. in honor the new immigration movement ship and his contributions to De- Auxiliary.. In the hope of raising was given Mr. Peiser spoke briefly, thanking tare Sir. dinner think. Let us tell you more about it. Get the facts. trait Jewish life, and concludes , the needed sum, the auxiliary has and Mrs. Nathan Fishman to Pale'tine. at i ng: workers for arranging the re- of y stating: Members contrlbuting articles b undertaken N e p itens sell . etickets for L itt- the by Mr. and Mrs. Slyer Fishman. brief address was' ' - Be it resolved, that on this oc- man's People's fora ception. and • delivered by Morris D. Waldman. I The table decorations were car- to this journal sign them by their the first i In only. s- elision the Detroit Cantors' Assoc- formance on Tuesday evening, Nov. former executive director of the 1 tied out in blue and white. Bridge first names es lotion takes much pride and p leas. wishing to help this appear interesting articl was the diversion of the evening. ;tie tobienic tick- . A wo n rt yo h ne y cause bybuy ore in heartily congratulating both v I e S ry Detroit Federation. who was a , commenting on the aspirations of u — i Mrs. Morris guest in the city on that day. Fruman enter. 'he members to Pales Rabbi A. Si. Hershman and the eta for the show may have them . settle in h j '0, Sb aary d Zeek C and &livered by calling Longfellow hold , tained six couples at 2703 Starte- National Fund. a sprinkling of in hop i ng that their unfaltering en- , 7706, or may get them by coming The Sol Militas Gir ls ll leonact• vent avenue on Friday, Nov. 4. Clifford of Bagley Em of a ser- (Favors for th e ommon cense of to the meeting Monday at 2 p. Tn., at the wianuel held other fea to be Areal.. dance a her husband's trip to art and nddl• •..cave , ► 3 Wyondonr-30 prior to at Jericho Temple. Inane m arry osoo be cPerpetuated. " H all Taylor and W oodrow Wil- Europe- ions as well as in the lighter vein. Judaism llovlevord—C•enerol Melon ► 14. urope- Oearborn —.sup Muchigen Ave. soft, Saturday, Nov. 12. Msoneroonci—ndoi **oh tamper -FLOYD STEINBACK Also his Singing Sensation- , 0 MALLORY HAT S 0 "CRAVENETTE"-RESISTS p 0 Ol t t 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 24th ANNUAL BAL L 0 - David Horodoker Virein Sunday Evening, November 13th FORT WAYNE H OTEL $ 0 0 6th ANNUAL BALL 0 The Pinkser Progressive Aid Society MEN'S SHOP 01PURITY Saturday Evening, November 19, 1932 FORT WAYNE HOTEL TROUBLE IN STARTING? ABE MAX by ttj ati Auto Service Inc. 12316 DEXTER BLVD. IIDETIURELiNID DETROIT I NEW LOW RATES mean reduced costs. Ask for estimates on heating your home DETROIT CITY GAS COMPANY