741)ErRorri6w1snPIRONIME PAGE TWO and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE ALLY FOR ZEDAKAH LUNCHEON ON JAN. 4 THE GAYEST CELEBRATION IN TOWN! An Event You'll Long Remember 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 I I I l r! I I UII 1 :' On Jan. 4, at 2 p. m., the first ep rally for the Zedakah Club 5 donor luncheon will be held at he Statler Hotel. Mrs. Milton PURITY CHAPTER'S FIFTH ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Saturday Evening, Dec. 31 GRAND BALLROOM—STATLER HOTEL Miss Blanche Amberg, Sally Butzel, Rosalie Kahn, Alice New- man and Janet Welt entertained with a progressive party last Wednesday evening, for the pleas- ure of Eleanore Heavenrich and Sigmund RobilfSon, whose mar- riage is to be an event of Jan. 2. The first rehearsal of the De- troit Service Group's entertain. ment, "Rhapsody in Black and White," will be held Tuesday, Jan. 3, at Temple Beth El, at 7:30 ion left. 6 a . t \v a few p. m., according to Mrs. Sidney J. Tr . 2-1385 e5 r3 v .' Eu res7 , 6 t Gar j us Call Copuerple I Allen,\chairman of the entertain- ment committee for the Detroit Service Group's get-together, Jan. . 1MINIM \‘‘. 11: 111,1 1131611131, Robert Victor of Buffalo is vis- 29. The get-together will follow iting with the Andrew Winemans the annual meeting of the Jewish on Ilamilton Drive. Welfare Federation, which will be held at 4 o'clock that afternoon. Leonard Weinberg of Baltimore spent a few days in this city, visit- Owing to many requests to re- ing with his sister and brother. peat the talk on the Talmud given in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert for Haaassah, Mrs. Max Dushkin are serving a Full Course New Year's 75 Mayer, of the Park Lane Apart- announces that she will give an- $ Eve Dinner, for ments. other talk at her home, 1526 Vir- Served All Hours — Open All Night .—Breakfast Served ginia Park, Saturday evening, Jan. MRS. MILTON BERNSTEIN Miss Ruth Friedman, who is a 7, at 8 o'clock. An invitation is Bernstein, co-chairman, will pre- student of Northwestern Univer- extended to all wishing to attend side. Special Low Prices will prevail on all Delicatessen, sity, is visiting with her father, to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mayor Frank Murphy will be Delicacies, Roast Chicken, Roast Duck, etc. William Friedman, of the Wilshire. Dushkin at that time. Cantor I . t he guest speaker. Mrs. Joseph Katz, formerly of Chicago, who We deliver. H. Ehrlich will speak, and Mrs. Miss Margaret H. Franklin is has recently come to Detroit to Minna Faust will give an inter- act as cantor at Beth Tephila spending the New Year week-end . esting lecture on social service Emanuel, will sing a group of folk in Cincinnati. work. songs, accompanied at the piano The following pledges have been Mr. and Mrs. Max Heavenrich by Edwin' Moss, a graduate of the received for the luncheon: Mes- Detroit Conservatory of Music . "The Rendezvous of Your Friends" dames Jacob Harvith, Aaron Sil- of Saginaw spent Christmas week- Tea from the samovar will follow TWELFTH at TAYLOR 1 verblatt, Milton Bernstein, Lester end in this city. the program. Lapides, Alex Schreiber, Joseph 1:110011MILILWINVIIIILWIMILIbNINIM11311WINOICIA Miss Betty Welt of Balmoral Newman, Kalman Shapiro, Max Miss Shirley Bernice Kelt , Drive had open house for the Elias, Herbert Wallace, Ralph IMORIBINIEMBIELIRM11 11111101 111111111211111113111111119181M1110111119= ...,„ 1, 6,111/1 I 11101 , P to Irvin Sirkin Paul, Al. Wein, Harry Coggan, young folks, last Thursday eve- whose marriage will be an event of Jan. 1, was Jack Greenberg, Meyer Shugar- ning. delightfully entertained by her man, Joe Wisper, Carl Arta, M. call this number- Simons, Norman Adilman, Ilarry Arthur Fink, who is Making many friends. The members of the board of directors of the Ile Levine, Joe Sandler, P. Lipson, M. his home in Pitttsburgh, is spend- brew Ladies' Social Fund were Gourwitz, Ben Lefkowitz, M. ing 10 days with his parents, Mr. when in need of Auto Repair Service hostesses at a linen shower at the Lampert, Ben Coggan, Joshua and Mrs. Benjamin Fink, of Win- home of Mrs. Moritz Schmidt. Karbel, a Joe Schwartz, Isadore ona avenue. Mrs. Charles Wolfgang and her Karbel, M. Halperin, Eva Levy, daughter, Mrs. Max Cohen, enter- Joel Levy, Morris J. Newman, Na- The Great Lakes Club will have tained for Miss Kelt at a per- than Schreiber, Nat Levy, Maur- its annual New Year's party at i ce H. Schwartz, Max Blumberg, the Book-Cadillac on Saturday sonal shower and bridge tea at the Club Exchange on Nov. 6. Samuel L. Kavanau, M. Nathaniel evening. Miss Selma Davis was hostess to Fran k, Irving W. Blumberg, 12 friends at a hosiery and glove Charles S. Lapides, Herbert Co- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kolodkin shower on Nov. 15. On Nov. 16, Now Conveniently Located hen, Sol Kopman, Moe II. Price, are in Detroit entertaining at the Mrs. Louis Allender entertained Irwin W. Cohn, Jack Lapides, Jack Statler. They are on their way 12 guests with a sewing party for Tobin, Louis J. Newman, Joseph to Los Angeles to visit Mrs. Kol- Between Cortland and Sturt Miss Kelt, and at midnight a love- A. Zechman, Al. Weisman, Louis odkin's aged father after two years ABE MAX ly luncheon was served. Mrs. Weiss, Samuel Gerendasy, Moe of European travel. Max Tushman and Mrs. N. L. Feld- Leiter, Edward Krause, Louis man gave a miscellaneous shower Freedman, Joseph Miller, Jon. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Shapiro of on Nov. 21. A midnight supper Staub, Abe Rosenberg, Morris 18939 Santa Barbara Drive, mo- was served to 22 guests. On Nov. Robinson, Julius Braun, Jos. Lead. tored to Chicago for the New 25, Miss Lillian Silverman enter- V er, Harry Grossman, Sam Weller, Year holiday, tained a few friends at bridge. Benjamin Soloman, Bernard Pearl, On Nov. 26, Miss Mayme Stone Nathan Gurwin, Meyer Elias, Sol Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Cohane entertained with luncheon at the Osborne, Harry Tyner, Lewis spent the week-end at the Drake Statler and at a theater for the Tel. TRinity 2-3488 Please, Julius Green, Oscar Won- Hotel at Chicago, while Mr. Co- 12th and Seward pleasure of Miss Kelt. The same der, W. Roth, J. Lefkowitz, Jos. hane was in attendance at the ses- evening Mrs. M. J. Rich was host- Dorfman, I. Schubiner, Theodore sion of the executive committee Come, Greet the New Year with Joy! ess to an apartment shower at Shaffer, Milton Greenblatt, .Phil of the American Bar Association, Saturday MIDNIGHT, December 31 (New Year's Eve) Buddy's. On Nov. 27, Mrs Albert Goulding, Moe Simons, Benjamin Section on Criminal Law and Summer was hostess to a tea. Imber, Carl Singer, Ben Eilber. Criminology. Mr. Cohane also} Dee. 2, the Misses Pauline and stein, David Tyner, Harry Brod, addressed the sessions of the As- Sally Shainak entertained with Consisting of Comedies Sketches, Duets, Songs Harry Austria, Harry Karnow, sociation of A merican Law three tables of bridge. Miss Abe Bricker, Abe Gittleman, Har- Schools. NO INCREASE IN PRICES Pauline Newman was hostess to ry Leach, John Frazier, Nat Bern- a beautifully appointed luncheon SUNDAY (New Year's Day) MATINEE AND EVENING, stein, John Kestenberg, Henry Herbert Paul, who has been bridge and recipe shower on Dec. ALSO MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 2 Levitt, Harry Goodman, Miss making his home in Los Angeles, 3. The tame evening Mrs. Max Edna Rose Goodman and Mies is visiting with his parents, Mr. Weksler entertained 40 guests at Lewis. and Mrs. Ralph Paul of Hazel- a miscellaneous shower at the Club Rummages, bake sales and mis- wood avenue. Exchange. On Dec. 4, the Misses In 3 Acts and a Prologue and Epilogue by L. Freiman cellaneous ways and means are in Sara and Peggy Chaiken were progress. Those wishing to earn Mrs. B. Tannenholz and daugh- $1.00, 75c, 35c hostesses to 35 guests at a tea. Tickets on sale at boa-office—Evenings! their money can get in touch with ter, Retta, have returned to their Miss Betty Warren was hostess to Matinee: 75c, 50c, 35c, 25c Mrs. Kalman Shapiro, Longfellow home at the Wilshire after an an apartment shower on Dec. 6. 7J004=200198119=119411819 ruMMy'N19113=91121M 9862, Mrs. Harry Coggan, Euclid extended trip east. The members of the Coterie Club 9161, or Mrs. Max Elias, Town- were guests. Mr. and Mrs. A. Miss Virginia Wolf spent a few Emmer entertained for the pleas- send 6.9029. days in Saginaw last week. ure of Miss Kelt and Mr. Sirkin on Dec. 8. On Dec. 9, the Misses Mrs. Phillip Shulman of Boston Sara and Rose Baginaky were Watch for this label when you 0 boulevard and Mrs. Harry Love of hostesses at a bridge and supper purchase your Delicatetoens, Atkinson avenue left for Florida of lovely appointments. Miss , Salami, Frankfurters. , to remain over the winter. Belle Jackson entertained in honor mis animas you the best to quality nierchandiee sold in Detroit Our products of Miss Kelt at a kitchen shower , , The newly-organized Junior Con- are made here In Detroit under strict su. Mrs. J. M. Berrie was hostess on Dec. 20. On Friday evening, No chemIcali or per Delon tor Rachruth. gregation of Shaarey Zedek, which at a bridge luncheon given in honor but only the best of materials co meets every Saturday morning at of Ruth Schiller, a bride-elect, on Dec. 23, Miss Lillian Grass enter- tained with a bridge party for 9:30 in the daily prayer room, has Friday, Dec. 23, at the Masonic ALWAYS FRESH and TASTY Miss Kelt, and at midnight supper For Salo at All Good Dolkatonsta proved an innovation. The purpose Temple. was served. Miss Kelt was also Stores of these services is to obtain the entertained at many lovely par- interest of the younger generation 2380LATf.wyeenttti.etzh9Sotareat Sam Levine returned from a ties during her visit in Chicago and to more closely link their in- short visit to New York. the week of Dec. 11. , terest with the Sabbath services as well as with the synagogue. Joe Falk and Manuel Fishman Many members of the adult congre- The dance of the Alumni Asso- gation have expressed their enthus- left for a sojourn to Florida and ciation of the United Hebrew Havana. iasm for the project and are highly Schools, postponed from Dec. 28, satisfied with the work which is will be held on Saturday evening, Iota Delta Rho Sorority had its being done. Jan. 21. Tickets for the Chanu- The cantor of these services is mothers' outing Dec. 18. Members kah frolic will be honored at the Oscar Colten, and the portion of the took their mothers to the theater door. Law is read by M. H. Zackheim. and to dinner. Two visitors were Full Course Dinner, I Abe Gordon and Philip Rosenthal Miss J. Adler of New York and Miss Ann Freedman, a bride- Complete in every way, only are the sponsors of this group. A Miss Fay Zeiger of Chicago. elect of Feb. 19, was honored with special executive committee has OPEN ALL NIGHT a linen shower Tuesday, Dec. 27, Saul H. Modell of Edison av- I been appointed by Jess M. Stein, given by her aunt, Mrs. B. Zalesin. I president of the Junior Congrega- enue is spending his winter vaca- For Parties Held at Home tion. Members of the committee tion in New York. Miss Helen Ressler of West Marshall's will prepare and deliver anything in the line of are Louis Gordon, vire-president; Euclid avenue is spending ten days Delicatessen to your home. Beryl Jacobs, president of the Sun- Phil Teal, secretary of Lembda in Montreal, Quebec. • day School student council; Leo- Tau Alpha Fraternity, is leaving JUST PHONE TOWNSEND 7.9577 ' nard S. Kasle and Morrey Fire- for Brooklyn, N. Y., on Jan. 2 to ' stone, of the decorum committee; make his home with his brother Miriam Shetzer and Jacob Keidan • ,a.en rd.itsyister-in-law. He will con- This committee will serve in the tinue his studies at Columbia Uni- 10350 DEXTER at COLLINGWOOD I capacity as the synagogue's board Promises To Be ■ an Outstanding After the reading of the Law, the Event; Reservations Still Charles Smolean of New York 'Junior Congregation joins the eld- spent last Thursday with his sis- Being Received. era in the main synagogue to hea r ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Rabbi Hershman's sermon and to Mrs. Harry Wine of Genesee Everything is ready for the , conclude the Sabbath morning sere street. New Year's Eve Party for mem- ices. bers and friends of the B'nai Mrs. H. Milkovsky has returned B'rith, according to promises of from Cohoes, N. Y., and is making the entertainment committee. The entire exclusive Everglades her home with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Club in the Hotel Tuller, includ- ing the luxurious lounge rooms Becker, on LaSalle boulevard. The regular study meeting of RAndolph 6744. and beautiful private parlors. have Ithe Music Study Club, scheduled Mr. and Mrs. Harry If. Kay en- been reserved by the B'nai B'rith I for Jan. 3. has been postponed members of the Phi for the evening. tertainer until Jan. 24. A complete floor show of high Lambda Kappa medical fraternity KURLAND TO ADDRESS The Mothers' Clubs committee Dee. 23, at their home. Distribu- grade entertainment is promised. of the Music Study Club has ar- RADIO FORUM SUNDAY tion of Chanukah presents, games. as well as favors, novelties and ARE YOU TIRED7— ranged two programs for the corn- and refreshments were the high surprises. A full course dinner ing week, under the chairmanship WORN OUT? Kurland, chairman of the Aaron will be served by Hotel Tuller's spots of the evening. Jewish Radio Forum, will be the of Mrs. Max Reich. Those par- famous chef, Give your feet a treat—try principal speaker on the Jewish ticipating will be: Mrs. Charles Music for dancing will be sup- Max I Muahkin of Sioux City. Radio Forum program, Sunday, Alpern, vocalist, accompanied by TOWS, who has been visiting his plied by the Cocoanut Serenaders Graff's Featherweight Jan. 1, over Station WJBK, from Mrs. Lawrence Teitlebaum; Mrs. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and direct from a three-months' en- 2:30 to 3 p. in., and will discuss the Braman, pianist; Mrs. Walter Mrs. Elconan H. Saulson of 11845 gagement at the Cocoanut Grove. ARCH SUPPORTS "Problems of the Jewish Commun- Licbtenfeld, reader; and Mrs Miss Goldberg, chairman of the — LaSalle boulevard, left for Cleve- Bernard Lech; vocalist Bernard ity for 1933." entertainment committee, an- land, Ohio, last Sunday. Made to Individual Imprestion by Miss Selma Klein. n. The musical program will fee. nounces as a special favor to those Satisfaction Guaranteed tore Gabriel Sites, concert violin- Miss Mary Cummins, manager who haven't already secured their ist. Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple MOTHERS' CLUBS TO of the Seven Arts Academy, was reservations that be and members Beth El will be heard in the week- CELEBRATE CHANUKAH the guest speaker at the last meet- of his committee will be at the ly Question and Answer Forum. Mrs. Andrew Wineman, chair- ing of the CM Sigma Sorority, Tuller lintel all day Saturday and, man of the Mothers' Club Advis- held at the home of Mias Jeanette if possible, will try to accommo- 60i SCHERER BLDG. ory Board of the Jewish Centers Hoffman, 290 Farnsworth avenue. date last minute reservations. Purity Assembly No. 12, Association, announces that the Miss Cummins, in her talk, showed RA. 3424 Rainbow for Girls. Mothers' Clubs will hold their an- the relationship between art and nual Chanukah dance on Saturday music. The elan ••Wantal • awl Mem^ •••1•• Purity Assembly will celebrate evening, Jan. 7, at the Talmud to Foams. ma Timm m Chm•MM Me TomMe TM &Mr.% K Ms Gift to North End Clinic. its fourth birthday anniversary Torah Hall. Philadelphia and By- Charles Ivan Stolarsky son of •••••• Sabbath arbad nth" real twee.% of it. Tuesday, Jan. 3, at Eastern Star ron, at 8 p. m. Tickets, at 25 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stolarsky, netrwa.este vs. ...rt.& North End Clinic has received Temple. Dinner will be served at cents, will include dancing, re- spent the holidays with his par- SIM•rhael 'Wm a W. tries Ima- a contribution from Jimmy Pop• 6:30 p. m, and will be free to freshments and checking. This ents. Mr. Stolarsky, who is chan- m. Doe M. SOM. followed kin in memory of his grandmother, members in good standing by dance Is for all members of the cellor of Ma Sigma Pi Fraternity, Rabbi reilrmn TIn cm Me talkson R••• reservation only. 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