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has been engaged for the occasion.
Admission to the dance is by
invitation only, and no arrage-
ments can be made for admission
at the door. Invitations have al-
ready been sent to members and
their friends. and all those who in-
advertently did not receive invita-
tions are requested to apply for
them from Miss Naomi Goldstein,
2512 Boston boulevard, telephone
Longfellow 3280.
The social committee is under
the chairmanship of Miss Goldstein,
who is assisted by Miss Gussie
Meyers and Miss Mildred Schechter.
The committee plans to carry out
everything in a manner as absurd
as possible. The decorative scheme
is one which is entirely new and
promises to be an innovation for
such an affair.
The next meeting of the society
will be held on Dec. 11, at the
synagogue, and will be open to
members only. Professor Roberts
of the Detroit College of Law will
display films which he took in
Africa, and will deliver a lecture.
Miss Miriam Edwards, pianist. will
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gayety for all who attend. For
reservations call the secretary.
Selma Rosenblatt, Euclid 7536W,
or the worthy matron, Ann Paul,
Garfield 6928. Hannah liarvith is
the general co-chairman for the
New Year's party.
On Monday, Dee. 12, at 4:30
p. m., Purity Chapter will conduct
at its meeting hall, 80 West Alex.
andrine, an installation elan. Din-
ner will be served at 6:30 p. m.,
to be followed at 7:46 p. m. by
an exhibition ■ and entertainment
for the pleasure of the Purity
Entire Proceeds of Event at
Statler To Go for
Charity.
On Sunday evening, Dec. 11, the
Home Relief Society will conduct
its annual carnival, bridge and
On Thursday afternoon, Dec.
The Young Peoples' Society of dance. The entire ballroom floor
15, Dr. Leo M. Franklin will speak Temple Beth El met at a pleasant of llotel Statler has been reserved
at the Utley Library to the Detroit afternoon of games in the social
Principals and Teachers Associa- hall of the Temple Beth El on
tion on the subject "Correlation Sunday. Bridge was played, fol-
of School and Library as a Com- lowed by refreshments. T h e
munity Function."
Misses Natalie Arden, Virginia
Gage and Lois Meyers were the
On Sunday morning, Dec. 18, committee in charge. The next
Rabbi Leon Fram will occupy the social affair of the club will be
pulpit of the Holy Blossom Con- an informal dance to be held
gregation, the Reform Jewish Monday, Dec. 26, in the social
Congregation of Toronto. De will I hall of the Temple.
also address the annual dinner
meeting of the congregation on
The Business and Professional
the subject "The Union of Amer- Girls' Club of the Young Women's
ican Hebrew Congregations in Hebrew Association will feature
Canada,"
Dr. Edith Hale Swift, who will
B'nai B'rith'
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RELIEF SOCIETY
CARNIVAL SUNDAY
Will Be Held at the Tuller;
Spinoza Debate at
Last Meeting.
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, B'nai
B'rith, will hold its annual New
Year's Eve party at the Ever-
glades Club of the Tuller
Hotel on Saturday evening, Dec.
31. Reservations are now being
received by Elias Goldberg, chair-
man of the committee, who can
be reached during the day at
Townsend 6-1500, and in the eve-
ning at University 2.3518. At the
meeting last Monday night sev-
eral reservations were received
and the committee advises that
reservations be mad early in order
to procure a choice table. A full
course dinner will be served. Fur-
ther details will appear in The
Chronicle next week.
The bi-weekly meeting of Pis-
gah Lodge last Monday night was
featured by a debate on the sub-
ject "Was the Amsterdam Kehil-
lab right In placing the Ban (Cher-
em) on Spinoza?" Aaron Rosen-
berg, third vice-president and
chairman of the intellectual ad-
vancement committee, was chair-
man of the debate and, in intro-
ducing the topic, gave a brief his-
torical summary of the period as
well as the life of Spinoza. Ben
F. Goldman spoke for the affirma-
tive while Henry M. Abramovitz
spoke for the negative side. Fol-
lowing the debate, a discussion of
the subject among the members
prevailed for more than an hour.
Julius Deutelbaum, in behalf of
Pisgah Lodge, bid Daddy Adolph
Freund "God speed" on his an-
nual journey to Florida for the
winter. Dave Diamond of the
Dave Diamond-Jules Klien Orches-
tra rendered several violin solos,
accompanied by J. S. Stevens.
Tommy Evans also entertained
with three well chosen vocal selec-
tions.
Jacob Miller, a past president
of Pisgah Lodge, wan delegated
with the task of presenting Elias
Goldberg with a ravel as • token
of appreciation for the splendid
work he did during his two terms
as president. Mr. Goldberg re-
sponded.
The nominating committee, un-
der the chairmanship of Morris
Shatzen, placed the following in
nomination: President, Nathan D.
Metzger; first vice-president, Na-
than D. Rosin; second vice-presi-
dent, Aaron Rosenberg; secretary,
Rudolph Meyersohn; treasurer,
Jacob Scholnick; monitor, Elias
Goldberg; assistant monitor, Jos-
eph Staub; warden, Dr. Nathan J.
Reisman; guardian, Allen Blondy;
trustees, Adolph Freund, Rabbi
Harry Z. Gordon and Louis James
Rosenberg.
All members are urged to at-
tend the A. Z. A. Day program
at the Jewish Center on Sunday,
Dec. 18, at the Jewish Center.
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth
El will talk on "The Jewish Re-
vival" and dancing will follow.
Next Monday night the general
committee of Pisgah Lodge will
hold its regular meeting.
ZEDAKAH'S BRIDGE
PARTY ON DEC. 18
On Sunday evening, Dec. 18, Ze-
dakah Club will give a bridge
party at the home of Mrs. Milton
Bernstein. Refreshments will be
ceded and prizes offered.
Mrs. Jack Greenberg, chairman
of this affair , is assisted by her co-
chairman, Mrs. Harry Tyner.
Sirs. Jas. 1. Ellman was 7.ndak-
ah's guest at the social meeting last
Monday. She rare an inspiring
deliver her second lecture, "Being
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Levin a Sweetheart," in the course for
spent last week-end in Chicago.
women and girls on "Men-Women
Relationships," Thursday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Simons of Dec. 15, 8 o'clock, at the club-
Chicago boulevard are planning house, 89 Rowena street. Dr.
some interesting affairs for the Swift is affiliated with the Ameri
entertainment of their daughter, can Social Hygiene Association
Phyllis, and her room-mate, Miss and the course, which is free, is
Rena Sloznick of Washington, under the auspices of the Tuber-
D. C. Both girls are students at culosis and Health Society of De-
Highland Park Manor, Tarrytown- troit and Wayne County. Pre-
on-the-Hudson, and will spend the ceding the lecture, at 6 o'clock,
there will be a dinner for mem-
Christmas holidays in Detroit.
bers.
Mrs. Jack Uhr returned to her
home in New York City after a
Miss Lois Miller, a February
visit with her parents, Mr. and bride-elect, was entertained at a
Mrs. Joseph Wetsman.
lovely dinner party and shower
given by Miss Rose Ilonigman at
Mrs. Ben Jacob of Boston the Wilshire Ilotel, Tuesday,
boulevard and Mrs. Alvin Traxel Nov, 29.
of Edison avenue spent last week-
end in Grand Rapids, being the
Nu Beta Nu Sorority will hold
guests of Mrs. Lena Deutsch.
its second annual bridge dansant
Mrs. A. L. Bernstein of Pingree
avenue has returned to the city
after a visit to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Mary Cordon left for
Florida where she will remain
over the winter.
Mrs. Louis Robinson spent the
past week-end in Cleveland where
I she visited with relatives.
Mrs. Oswald Gilroy of Monte
Vista avenue opened her home
last Wednesday afternoon for a
Hadassah membership tea.
Elkan Buchbalter of Glynn
Court sailed on the S.S. Bremen
last week to make his future home
in Palestine.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landau
and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Zemon
returned from a trip to New York.
With Mrs. Ilerman Lewis in
charge of arrangements, and as-
sisted by a corps of able workers,
plans are progressing for the char-
ity bridge to be held in the social
hall of Temple Beth El on Tues.
day, Dec. 13. Coffee -and cake
will be served at 1:30 and table
prizes have been selected. Among
those contributing prizes are:
Mrs. Sol Sallan, Mrs. Abner Wolf,
Mrs. Eva Yalomstein, Mrs. J. L.
Freud, Mrs. Emil Eckhouse, Mrs.
Abe Finsterwald, Mrs. David Coo-
per, Mrs. Si. Silverstein and Mrs.
Sol Gittleman. The affair is spon-
sored by the welfare committee
of the Temple Sisterhood and pro-
ceeds will be used for needy hos-
pital cases and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman
of Lawrence avenue were hosts
at a dinner party last Saturday
evening, this affair being one of
a series.
Mrs. C. Levy of Cleveland, who
has been visiting with her chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Max Elkin of
Boston boulevard, returned to her
home. Many lovely affairs were
given for the pleasure of Mrs.
Levy during her stay in Detroit.
Miss Ruth Gorbowski of Grand
Rapids is the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Simons of Chicago boulevard.
Mrs. Dora Garnet, who has been
in Pittsburgh for some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Sol Vats, re-
turned to her home in Detroit in
the company of her daughter.
Mrs. Vets returned to Pittsburgh
on Thursday.
Miss Ann Sylvia Gordon, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Louis Gor-
don of LaSalle boulevard, enter-
tained 24 of her friends on Satur-
day evening, Dec. 3, in honor of
her birthday.
The Sigma Beta Kappa Sorority
will hold a charity bridge on Sun-
day afternoon, Dec. 18. at 2
o'clock, at Assembly Hall, Twelfth
near Clairmount. A nominal
charge will be made plus a food
package. There will be prizes and
entertainment.
Arrangements have been com-
pleted for the pre-holiday dance to
be given by Lambda Tau Aloha
Fraternity on Sunday evening.
Dec. 18, at Jericho Temple. The
Lombardians will furnish the mu-
sic.
Rev. Elie.. Zaludkowski, for-
merly of introit, now of New
York, was the guest of Mr. and
Mr.. M. II. Zackheim of 3224
Webb avenue during his Detroit'
visit_ A reception in his honor
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JR. RELIEF GROUP
, 1 Phi Sigma Kappa Sorority will
sponsor a Chanukah charity so-
cial on Sunday, Dec. 18, at 2:30
p. m., in the Little Theater of
the Y. W. II. A. at 89 Rowena.
A play will be presented by the
sorority and will be followed by
entertainment, bridge and danc-
ing The admission fee will be
• food package. Proceeds will be
distributed under the supervision
of the Y staff to needy Jewish
families.
Mrs. Arthur S. Purdy of 1215
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Goodman
Atkinson will give a luncheon and of 2512 Blaine avenue celebrated
Dr. and Mrs. Bernhard Fried-
laender were guests at Che meeting
of Theta Delta Omega Sorority.
held at the home of Miss Florence
Gross, 3200 Webb avenue. Dr.
Friedlaender addressed the sor-
ority.
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for that evening so that there will
be plenty of room for everyone.
I Dave Diamond, in person, and his
' group of entertainers will provide
the music for the dancing. Many
radio stars will also be there. Mrs.
David Kallman, accompanied by
on Sunday evening, Dec. 11, at Mrs. Edith Goldman Mendelsohn,
the Chinese Tea Gardens.
I will be one of the soloists. For
those who enjoy bridge, there wilt
Rose Goldstein of 15839 La- he special rooms for that purpose.
Salle was hostess at the Dec. 6 As a special feature, a chicken
meeting of Gamma Eta Mu Sor- dinner will be served complete with
ority. Plans were started for a dessert for only 50 cents, from 5:30
charity bridge tea. Mrs. Marion to 8 o'clock. After 9 o'clock the
Goldman entertained the girls of dining room will be open for A-La-
the sorority at a bridge given at Carte lunches. This food will be
all home-cooked by the various
her home on Gladstone avenue.
members.
The work of the Home Relief
Miss Bessye Kosak entertained Society has been endorsed by the
at a handkerchief and hosiery leading men and women of Detroit,
shower on Thursday, Dec. 8, in who are active in civic affairs, and
honor of Miss Ann Fuller, who by means of this annual carnival
has chosen Dec. 18 as her wedding enough money is expected to be
date to Dr. Morrie Behrent.
raised to carry on the relief work
for the ensuing year.
All organizations, bridge clubs,
Miss Ethel Standler, teacher of
piano, formerly of 71 Harper, is and individuals are asked to keep
Dec. 11 open and come to the Home
residing at 2432 Ford avenue.
Relief Carnival at the Hotel Stat-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ii. Eisler of ler so that the work of the organ-
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8740 Arcadia announce the Bar ization can continue.
Mrs. Charles Mariedthal is gen- ,
Mitzvah of their son, Norman
eral chairman, Mrs. Harry B. Shul-
Edgar. Reception at home Sun-
man, Sirs. Ira Friedenberg, Mrs.
day, Dec. 11, from 2 to 5 and 7
Jerome Kanter, co-chairman. Sirs.
to 9 m. No cards.
Al Weisman is president of the
Home Relief Society.
Miss Goldye Ittigson of 3750
Mrs. Weismann will talk about
Wager was hostess at a bridge the carnival Sunday at 12:30, Dec.
supper for 20 guests on Wednes- , 11, over Altman 's Charity flour,
day, Nov. 30, in honor of the I on Station WMBC.
bridal party of Miss Lucille
Schreiber, a bride-elect of Dec.
25. Disposals of roses and bebe
mums were used in decoration of
the rooms. The supper table was
centered with American Beauty
The Junior Home Relief Girls
Roses.
met Saturday, Dec. 3, at the home
of Miss Rosalie Kanners. The two
The members of the Tuesday guest speakers were Sirs. Al Weis-
Bridge Club, consisting of Mes- man, president of the Senior Home
dames E. Ancell, R. Bennett, F. Relief, and Mrs. II. Shulman, hon-
Calfin, B. Cohen, E. Jacobs, A. orary president of the Home Relief
Miller, L. Scott and R. Wolfe, are Society.
Plans were made and positions
sponsoring a charity food shower,
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 20, at assigned to the girls attending the
annual
carnival of the Home Re-
8 p. m., at Congregation Beth
Abraham.. Linwood, between Ful- lief Society, which is to be held Sun-
day
evening,
Dec. 11, 5:30 to 12
lerton and Sturtevant. Proceeds
will be used for Chanukah baskets o'clock, at Hotel Statler.
For
tickets
call
Esther Robbins,
for the poor. Admission fee is
Longfellow 5392, or Rosalie Kan-
food.
ners, Ilogarth 3371.
The Home Relief Juniors are
On Sunday evening, Dec. 4, Mr. sponsoring a Chanukah party for
and Mrs. Sam Simon of Tuxedo the inmates at Northville, enter-
avenue entertained in honor of Itaining them with a program and
the latter's parents, Mr. and Sirs. distributing goodies.
David Ecker, the occasion being
The open meeting of the Juniors
their thirty-third wedding anni- will take place Dec. 17, at 10 a. m.
versary. This surprise party was All girls between the ages of 15
:featured by bridge and a buffet and 18 years are invited to attend.
supper. Twenty-five relatives and Call Esther Robbins for further
I friends were present.
information.
Mrs. Adrian D. Rosen enter.:
tained at a bridge-tea on Friday,
A shower in honor of Miss Anne
Dec. 2, in her home at 325 Merton Fuller was given at the home of
road, in honor of her sister, Mrs. Sirs. S. Miller last Wednesday
M. M. Phillips of Chicago, Ill.
night.
bridge at her home on Friday.
Dec. 16, at 12:15 p. m. The pro-
ceeds of the luncheon will be
donated to lladassah.
Home Comforts and Pleasures
Combine
their golden wedding anniversary
on Thanksgiving day at the Wil-
shire Hotel. The immediate fam-
ily attending the celebration in-
cluded 40 children and grand-
children. Among the gifts of
remembrance was an unique il-
luminated and golden parchment
scrod on which all inscribed their
names. All the children and grand-
children of Mr. and Mrs. Goodman
were at the dinner and included
Mr. end Mrs. Ben Singer of Grand
Rapids.
FORM NEW CHALUTZOS
BRANCH IN DETROIT
I. First English-Speaking Group
of Organisation; Ball at Book-
Cadillac on Dec. 18.
An English-speaking senior group
of the Chalutzos, the PioneerWo-
men's Organization for Palestine,
was formed here.
The first meeting was held Tues-
day night, Dec. 6, at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Haggai, 3024 Tuxedo.
Sirs. Dora Glass of 1670 Calvert
avenue, telephone Longfellow 7810,
was chosen recording secretary.
Plans were made for the donor
luncheon to be held in the near fut-
ure.
Arrangements were also made at
this meeting to assist the other
Chalutzos branches in the forth -
coming ball, to be held at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel on Dec. 18.
The group was inspired by the
reading of several chapters from
"The Plough Woman," and it was
decided to have future readings at
other meetings.
The next meeting of the group
will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 13, at
the home of Mrs. Glass, 1670 Cal.
vert. Anyone interest d is asked
to call Sirs. Glass at Longfellow
7810.
A dance, sponsored by Mrs. A.
Max Kohn, Sirs. Samuel Green-
NEW YEAR EVE PARTY
berg, Sire. Harry Kohn and Mrs.
OF FARBAND SCHOOL
B. Kay, will be held on Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 14, at Temple
The Farband Folk School an-
Beth El, for the benefit of the
nounces the completion of plans
liadassah quota.
for a New Year's Eve party to be
held
at the Byron-Philadelphia
The Bar Mitzvah of Isidore
Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hall, Saturday, Dec. 31.
A
popular
orchestra has been ar-
Stein of 252 Longwood, was oh-
••rved on Nov. 19 at the Six-Mile gaged for the occasion and an in-
teresting
program
has been arrang.
Road Talmud Torah.
ed. A home-made chicken supper
will
be
served.
Mr. and Sirs. A. Biskin and
daughter arrived in this city from
Poland last week and were enter-
.eined at • reception on Saturday
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Panush, 1410 Clairmount Mrs.
Riskin is the sister of Mrs. D.
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