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ANNOUNCES
PIANO CLASSES
FOR
ADULT BEGINNERS
to WEEK TERM. $5.1111
Alto Piano CI
for Children of All Age.
Under Personal Direction of
MISS LEI: CC/LIBMAN
You A re Cordially Invited
To Attend
THE SPECIAL OPENING
of our Enlarged Dining Room
SATURDAY EVE., OCT. 7
Spacious Room • Excellent Food
SCINTILLATING MUSIC
Saturday and Sunday
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
LUNCHEON ON NOV. 7
Membership Drive Nowin Prog-
Elaborate plans hate been made
by Sirs. .1. Meyer Burris and her
committer to insure the success of
t he Jewish Centeis Music Seined
benefit luncheon, to be held by
ress Under Chairmanship
of Ann Milstein.
:l tether eventful year in the
II , tone [nit of Junior Iladassah
' Tuesday, O,t. .1, at the
where the first meets
r
no of the year took place.
neseph 11. Ehrlich extended
to the Juniors from Sen-
Dr. Leo M. Franklin spent al
TL, Detroit section, National
to! Ilmleissith. Charlotte Lev gorse couple of days in Cincinnati early' (nom, 3 of Jewish Women, will
last week as the guest of his' hold its third luncheon meeting in
,inters.
the membership drive, Monday.
'Oct te. at 12:311, at the Woman's
Mrs, Davin Huhn ,,
(In Friday of next week Dr.ICitt Club.
Leo M. Franklin will deliver an chao man, will preside. Mrs. Wal-
address on "The Music of the' ter I htenfeld will give an orig-
Synagogue," before the music see- 1 ins: quol,q.tue. In the afternoon,
Lion of the Michigan Educational , Mr-. Harry Becker will sponsor a
Association. 'tea ft, prospective members at
I her 1. am, 1n426 Warrington drive.
•d; canmittee for work with
Lowell Selling of Chicago is
the a at and hard of hearing, in
visiting with his mother, Mrs.
behalf of the Detroit section, Na-
B. B. Selling of the l'ark Lane titirtal Council of Jewish Women.
A part merits.
unnowuces that the first meeting
of St. for t1.•• season of the class of the
Nliss Frances Wolfner
bald •,n hearing will take the form
Louis is the guest of her sister-in•
held
law and brother, NH. and Mrs. ' •, •1 ", I'"11,v;. to be held the Y. W.
,Indianwmfmt,i, of shm. leturne H. .k, huiiiiing, sg nowena street,
Nliss
road. Tue.dilt. evening, Oct. lei.
Violet Freed of the School for thee
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MISS ANN MILSTEIN
N1r.• and Mr , . Samuel Galanty ' the class. and an interesting and
le"Ii
a redume nf the annual national 'have returned to their hame at the111••••1 of Hearing will again
has
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Pr"g""'
In ilit " I ' l•
[oneention,
in Chicrign,
r held
attint
pia., arid Aug.
ar_ Itelcrest, after a week let the. Cen•
2: to 2.,,.
. planned for the year.
fury
, ()o lffi
eri get,1
iss' e inti"ni
l'etrinlii'tlq; I t' 11 x'se
t iv ities I.N. chairmen of various
In compliment to Nlis , Bette
returned after •
standing committees wer outlined. el ii of the Belcrest,
e
Fels.% whose marriage to Simon
Jeanette Nissenbam, cultural a week in Pittsburgh.
Kathal will he an event of Oc't
chairman, Wi no l'i.lIll'Ilcil from l
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NI s. Arthur V inter of Buffalo 29, M i.s Siolye Karbal and Ili,
taint, where she Inc been few the
past three. month, na. the princi- has been the guest Of her sister Sis7cI • \liss Ida Ktei•bal, were joint
., at a luncheon and inis-
pal speaker.
and \Irs /11...! _ex
11116 brother-in-law, 11.1r.
ce p a , , ,u. hewer to 20 gta•sts at
Anne :Hansom, pre.ident, pre- Ileiri•y Fierbsten.
Miss Felsot is the
th. 11.-Icre.t.
sided.
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Mr. and Mrs. hairy G. Itriovn daughter of 517. and NIrs. .1. R.
The new term started with the
following officers and board mem- of Puritan avenue were at home Fel.o', 1723 Pingree avenue. and
bers: Anne 'Manson, president; to their friends last Sunday eve-
' asri tTa ',of 2-1MCiel. 1
i. ;:f "' N, I iK's.a Snowed leeK
Esther Elconin, first vice-presi- ning in honer of their twenty- :Cii
Blaine avenue.
dent; Marty Morunz, second vine- fourth wedding anniversary.
president and Newsette editor;
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Ann Milstein, third vic•-president
Mrs. ,lean Robbins won fifth
and inemle•rship chairman; Anne
women's chess tourna-
th
e
d
e:.'in
r
pill,
ill
etli
''.1'iti'zhvaNI;
of
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Siegel, recording secretary; Rose an l'ilL niC.Titlal.ri'l.ail
solemnized at . ment at the Western Chess Con-
Greenwald, treasurer; Sophy It. son, Herbert, to he
t
aarey Zedek
on g in session here li ,t week.
h
S
Schwartz, eorresponding secretary; Congregation
Fay Ilenignian, publicity chair- Saturday morning. Oct. 7 .
Nairin,
Elaine
Helen
,'
NI is,
man; Jeanette Nissenbaum, cub
3 ,,,,,, s I . Enman, who ac- nlatighter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
fund chairman; Ethel ('hover,
Mrs.
•
companied
her
son,
Irwin,
to
Los
Nairin
of
Pingree
avenue,
has
py
.iliNal8;chil;:tcnifea
lial:d eldhearit iiti
hnn rl; ;atit'k,,,nt•h":"r
e xtensively en- (besot Sunday, Oct. 22, as the
the e date of her wedding to Louis King
visit
on
Alper, 'lean Arkin, Ann Baron,
uring
her
d t•rtained
week she addressed Goldstein, son of \Ir. and Messs.
N1ettie Baron, Bessie Brenner, Sar- coast.
Angeles, Last
is being
sah Charles Goldstein of Saninaw,
nth I:Ismail, Ruse Finkelstein, Ruth
Irwin Ellman matricu- Nlit•h. Reception will be held at
Frie
Kassdland,
Ruth G. Kanter, Helen groups,
, Ada
Klinger,
arlotte 'rg lated fer his second year in the the Book Cadillae Hotel from 9
owitz,
Sara M.
Rosen,
Sara Ch
Rosen!
Lev, Rose E. Lipsitz, Tess Rabin- University of Southern California. I to 12 p. rat.
,
e
I
Sherman,
Sheran, Zalda Teitlebaum
'ells. Albert Green was hostess
Mrs. Philip Stern left for her
Churlotte /Mr.
scheduled for the coming necks is home in Montgomery, Ala. During to 16 guests a[ a kitchen shower
Among t he many varied events'
;end buffet supper at her home,
in
Detroit,
she
was
the,
visit
a, guest of her sister and brother- 40 ttii rlairmount avenue, compli-
an Oneg Shabboth tea on Oct. 7, her
,,,, 11 r. and Mrs. Nlortinier melding Miss Mollye NeWIllan,
an
t h t) tphaea•ie a
lai' ,i I I Demo-
•ila light er Of M rs. Jennie Newman,
t rne( al sfe:iio.l t i )l)ittaingt te r
83 I
Clairmo unt avenue, whose
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burs on Oct. 15,
mierriage to David Byron Ruby of
Miss
Mollie
Zimmerman
of
Junior llaila,sidi is an organ- 'Meyer,
19457
Suffolk
drive.
Webster Hall will be an event of
ization of 10,000 American newish Waverly avenue, a bride-elect of ,
C ut I - 5. Mrs. Herman Wise, 1330
yuong women, which has been ac. Oct. 15, was entertained with ' Virgini
a Park, and Mrs. Harry
tire hue a den u de
es-
Hartman, 8950 LaSalle boulevard,
taldishing a National Home for the or by Miss Nettie Levine of Col- were joint hostesses at a tea and
Jews in Palestine. Their projects embus avenue on Tuesday,
Sept.
Tam
o f [ pantry shower fur 25 guests, at
inelUde Meier Shfuyah, a ethiblrens• 2n, and by Miss Tillie
t he home of Nirs. \Vise lust Sun-
village; a nurses' training school, Duane avenue on Thursday, Oct. 5. ' day afternoon.
whose graduates rank With the best
li•itined nurses in this country and
:H r. and NIrs. Sylvan Blum of
NIrs. MaxCohen
of Toledo, 0.,
'
an agricultural colony called P ar- it, *tire, Ohio,
' spent
. several days oit s . t h e guest
of her parents, el v,
drys Anna.
visiting with their family, Nil's.
Will II'S. Charles Wolfgang, during
'rho mm111'14'1
I .' • en r author
I
I
t sip i I me
I , 4 on Frank
and . Mrs.
Ian k am I . m
i. • ane
rs. II . the past week-end.
Hadassah is now in progress under '
the chairmanship of Nliss Ann Slit- .1. I.. Frank. —
g• • •
Honoring Its. g
stem, who is 1118111 . 111illiin of Tee
• 't elt "'
'''t
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\Ir. mut Mrs.
Mrs Ira Copenind and whose
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marriage to Phil W.
W C fine
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A in t h is I I 51%
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MI S. Jean Sher-
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their daughter, Phyllis,25 Colo- will ' be solemnized
the latter part
man and Miss Sarah Ro , enberg are
,
a
captains „I' Teams It and I . i„.. rime avenue, left by motor
in for
Neelf ()ember. Mrs. Rose Agre e was
tt.
three moot hs' sojourn n
Spect I, I y.
hostess to 311 guests at her home.
York.
2461 Glynn Court.
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SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
, L. Deutsch of Cleveland is
PRESENTS SKETCH AT ti t \le
mg with her children, Mr. and
MEETING THIS SUNDAY \Ir.. Mark .lacohson of Maitland
—Lunch Room
New Fall
MRS. J. MEYER BERMS
the Music Study Club on Tuesday,
Nov. 7, at the Hotel Stigler. The
proceeds of the luncheon will be
donated toward children's and
adults' musical education at the
Centers. 'the Nlusie Study Club,
with the aim of spreading musical .
study, culture and appreciation
throughout the city, wishes to
make possible the continuance of
the Jewish Centers Music Schoch
whose fin e instructors have seta
forth such able ••unir musicians
into our community. Hence, the
Music Study Club ambitiously
plans to entertain 600 patrons and
guests at the benefit luncheon.
A varied and interesting pro-
gram will he presented by the
musical and liberal arts group of
the Music Study Club upon this
occasion. Mrs. Burton Clamage
is in charge of the entertainment
for the day. Other active workers
for the affair include: NIrs. \Vil-
liani Isenberg, vice-chairman; Mu'
A. Purdy, secretary; NIrs. Morris
Blumberg, in charge of the lunch-
eon arrangements; Mrs. David
Mahar, who heads the speakers'
bureau; Mrs. Harry Becker, in
charge of pep meetings for the
workers; 111111 Mesdames Harry
Cohen, Aaron Silherblatt and
Maurice Benyas who form the pa-
trons committee,
Dress,es
Express "Youth" in Gay Colors
and Intricate Details!
Cannot Be Replaced TODAY For
Less Than $14.95!
Don't he "dowdy" when smart dresses cost so httic!
a grand Nt:W collection of those adorable !Et,,„
of dash and go! 141,111eSs trucks . .
With sa u ce' i
shoulders, near pleats, and trim bows! Afternoon 11 -
with Chinese embroidery ... huge sleves and draped a
Choose them in
s.vriNs
. . ritErEs . .
I
HAIRY WOOLENS - any number of them, in Fall'. ••
colors! All sizes, of course.
DRESSES—Fourth Floor
Gifts to Hadaaaah Fund.
'rile
Infant Welfare Fund
of
illtdasalth has received the folluw'-
ing
In honor of the recovery of Nit's.
Sam Lieltermarfs mother. NIrs. L.
Freels, from Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lieberman.
In inemery of Philip Rosenthal,
from Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.oew-
enherg, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nlagid-
sohn, N1r. and Mrs. .1. II. Ehrlich..
In enema y
1. Luryiett, from
Mr. ami Nies. Frank M'et , inan.
Frank CI Seder
WOODWARD, BETWEEN GRAND RIVER AND CLIFFORD
ur Classified Ads Pay!
We Are Pleased to Announce
the Appointment of .. .
,-Is
Alex Schwartz, Prop.
ADOLF WEIS
d' of the Belcrest
IN' OUR SINCERE efforts to render
the highest standard of hotel excellence
--even tee the serving of finer foods•we
consider it fortunate to have secured the
services of ADOLF WEIS. A former
caterer of the Bloomfield Hills and
Franklin Hills Country Clubs, and the
Phoenix Club, he brings to the Belcrest
a continental reputation. His long ex-
perience includes service with the Fuchs
Hotel of Vienna, and the Metrupole
and Sackville Hotels in London, Eng.
land. He has a rare ability to prepare
foods of savory wholesomeness, and to
create dishes of tasteful delicacy, which
KIWI
■
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
Ladies'
•
Dressing Smartly
---Frank & Seder
is the Answer!
Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Harrison
were hosts tel about 50 guests On
Sunday evening, hemming their
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mother, It.,.. Ethel Zellinan, who
l'he ?nitwit
. u r t • re's
• •• le,', • "I I
is leaving for Palestine on Sun-
Limited," composed of sketches
M
1
Sir.
and Mrs.
S. Plotkin and flay, Oct. 12.
plays and music, will feature the tt elaughtets, Ruth and Betty Lou.
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first open meeting of th • V in& of Akron spent the past neck-end
m „ 11 .,... ,. , ..,
••••'• eon', Herzberg of Bellaire.
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•
Peo p 1.•
li s . s oeitey
m r Sli.ellieV
11563 DEXTER BLVD.
..etea,
• and %me
were 1
1)nn Sunday
after-
in t • is .• city
t le guest, Ohio . and Mrs. Pearl Berman of
in h•
whieh will be held in the social hall
Opeosite Dexter Theater
T . .
med. were guests of Mr. and
Of the synagogue
— Harry G. Brown. Mrs. Milton Hanauer during the
noon, Oct. S. The review was orig. of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Nurko and past week.
Mated and directed b y sh r l yn
Stone and Sidney 1Viner and has (laughter, NI,. Louis Oppenhe ins
Isaac Rader announces that M.
in its cast Elinore Brealersohn, and !Ars. Williani Kaplan are tour-
Jacob Clayman, Dr. Solomon For- ing through northern Michigan Will move his art studio to the
'Pend
several
(lays
at
tear
of the Guild Galleries, 76°1
ulI
man, Jules Lev, Leona Levin and and wilt
Gertrude Winer. Rosa Nlanlin will ""Yne City and Harbor Spring., Woodward avenue, which will be
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open
tee the public en Friday.
furnish balalaika IMISi•.
Dates and places of meeting for Mrs. Jennie Goldberg of New Oct. 13,
ZEDAKAH
SISTERHOOD
HALLOWE'EN
BETH EL
study, dramatic, publication York Was the guest of her sister
Miss Diana Davidson was host-
and choral groups will be announe. and brother - in - law, Mr. and Mrs.
WILL MEET ON OCT. 16 DANCE SUNDAY. OCT. 29 the
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eel at this in•eing. Dancing will J. D. Rosenberg, and is visiting. ..., at a formal sweet sixteen par-
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i
n
c,l
itt
lw
in,
ty
at her home, 1665 Chicago
an
.p
ri
conclude
the
get
A Hallowe'en dance will be
program.
relatives
d f riends
On Monday, Oct. 16. the Sister-
boulevard. on Saturday night. The
datka thae C luh on Sunday
Mich.
hood of Temple Beth El will open by the 7111
Party
consisted of 12 couples. The
—
. ... at the Barium
Its season of monthly programs evening,
stess's sister. Nliss Betty Ruth
DESSA AID SOCIETY
Honoring Miss Marion Madam
with a luncheon mee•ting for the lit" ncl•
91
Henry
enry Levitt, chairman,
BAZAAR OCT. 1-1- I5 d aughter of Airs. Sara Madan•-, 1•. "" I '"n• 14' Philip 1.8(1"".
officers, directors and all commit- noel
re,e-itahv i ii itr,rnefe, nat
emote y eah,„„ tan ,, aemnmt n i t ,.,, 11, , , Geffili e Jean Farbsen, Albert
ee members. Following the dun- "h lautl[t-M irnsa• d\i,la tthit:e•attrarna,ag
\ elson and NI r. and Mrs. S. Itavid-
Illith
the beginning of the fall marriage to Samuel Sandler. -••
cheon there will be a sketch, "The,
n were the ehaper ones.
Sirs. this evening.
Devil Talks," written by
, r it0,11ea•s,s.taivitAi :d, oSftee ci ,eut i3., of Mr. and Mrs. William Samn, •
s), •t anstte,t ,1::,,,, .
1:,,,,,,. at i nn , may he math.
by
(
Mayer B. Sulzberger and directed
'497 Euclid avenue, will 1 •
Of
Nlis, Edith Segall. daughter of
telephoning Mrs. Henry Lewitt, ru ra l an d ch,rit s bl
T..•
[ t t .1 • •
by Mrs. Henry Levitt.
s tl minized ()et. Ill,. Mrs
en
latrighdltny 5738
)1r. and NH,. Karl B. Segall, 1609
or NI Es. Max
The first 'affair
l'sr:•;:s.:1n Nt!iriltelif Of 92911 reilloWSt5-111, at '
rewan, Illegarth 0102.
1 irginia
Park,
returned
• has
will be a bazaar, dinner and dance, t rue was hostess t o 36 guests at
on Oct. 14 and 15, at the Dexter 11 bridge luncheon and personal t" the Highland Manor Junior
college at Tarrytown, N, Y..
and Lawrence Auditorium. The shower, at the Wilshire.
Aid Society.
which opened recently for its thir-
Under the leadership of Miss
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proceeds will go to the various
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•centh year. Dr. Eugene II. ',eh-
Rayetta Pollack, president. the Zi-
funds of the organization and
..
N1r
,
samuel
It
Ibonleran
" I. man, director of the school and
The Detroit Ladles' Aid Society
dakah Juniors began their fall ses-
other outside institution' s, to alley- N eW Yo'r); is the guest of her
formerly
y mayor Of Tarrytown,
Tarr
de-
sion on Sept. 24. Mrs. Grace Zell- held a board meeting on Monday, ; a t e
the distressed and helpless brother-in-law an I sister,
•r NI r. 811.1 . weered ' the opening address.
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Last
man and Miss Pollack were joint Oct. 2, at the home of Mrs. Green- ap ,, rson
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l' ••
• Mrs.
s . an t i to promote
de cultural
Ilarry Bennett. • 1893ark-
'.4 I
Blatt,
5112
Slelbourne.
Final
plans
year
Miss
Segall
was
graduated
hosesses at 1935 Clairmount ave-
ities among members.
.
side avenue..
were
were made tot the Lathe card
from the Highland Manor School,
nue.
The bazaar is under t he chair-
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and this year begins her work at
The Misses Ross Freiberg. Glee party to e e given an Saturday eve- .,..,, 1,;• a r narnuel Brusk. [
Mrs. Jack Souls motored to Cln• the junior college.
fling,
Ott.
7,
at
9428
Oakland
ave.
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Nliss Segall
Golden, Judith Greenberg, Rayetta
UP • ofhee•rs of the Ladies' So.
(ago over the week-end to A Is I. M as very much interested in the
Pollack and Rosanne Schweitzer our, corner M'estminister. There
will be prin..: at ea .h table. The cial Club which is directing the nith her family
activities
at
Highland
Manor.
tali-
volunteered to render their serv-
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• bazaar
S. Chavne chair-
•
president. Mrs. M. revin, lip-
. " ,% are': " Mrs
.ng part in the senior play, serv-
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ices at the North End Clinic.
an; Mrs. II. .1. leoldhar, vire-
.
pointed Mrs. t o be chairladv
of
as
,
int.!
on
the
Student
Tribunal
and
Mr ,. w dliam n em , ‘„I I !east
Each month the Juniors have a
by chamman; )less S. ()schen. record.
the evening, to be
the athletic association.
social. For the October social, Flo
n i n secretary; Mrs. R. Rosen, tin- Friday to join her husband in Chi-
Mrs. Cut ler, Mrs. Ilogaret NI rs
Golden and Rose Freiberg were
• reen e
II a
' ' einem) setretary •• Mrs. H.
H. Beton. 1 . ago whirr they will make . ..tlte•r
e
Greenbl
at t , t , , m Is. m• h e ll , • m rs
The next meeting of the Koch-
'
appointed as chairmen: for No- Leiberman and Mrs. 175- Glass.
• home,
•
For stein. treasurer; executive corn- futon.
M s any lovely aaair• , ,, rah Girl' will be held at Evelyn
vember, Rosaline Schweitzer and
'mitte n , Mesdames Charles pricker. have been given in honor of Mr-
further information call Ton
I
aVine's
house 'et 2231 West
Esther Slohin.
S. Bader, Freda Oschin. E. Grant. Fields before her departure
send s-115.49.
t;rand avenue-, en Monday. Oct. 9.
The Zedakah are continuing
A
Kovitz. Samuel }trust.. s
I 'rens are being made for an in-
their temporray relief in case work
.'allation of officer s on Nov. 4.
as they have done during the sum- Thet• Phi Gamma Sorority. (;"'"'
Mrs Mildred G Celavn is -,a , ,
a !airtight with Mrs.Car •'t • e tiarlotte Finkel t hairman of the
mer natation.
'TM;
To Install Sunday at
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affair,
is planning a very enjoy-
The annual dance of the Zeslakah
Kent m Clarkston, MiA.
Oriole Terrace.
Juniors is to he held on Dee.
Copy
Must
Be
In
One
Day
' nri sne.are• requested to 1•.
'I'l lern‘C be
The chairmen will ho Adele nays
Theta l'hi Gamma Sororit y will
Earlier for Next Issue
The am) rag of the Gam-. [ 1 . • • i resent at this important meeting
Annabelle Germansky and Lomat.
hold
installatien
of
offic•rs
at
Mu Sorority ma , held at I ht P .• .
M•rkson. All clubs are asked to
Itriele Terrace. Sunday. Oct. s
of Joyce Nedelman. 241 : M • - •
Th e Jew ish Wome n's European
keep this date open.
len account of the closing a a t
t[
Welfare Organization will open its
The next meeting of Zedakah The officers to be installed :ere:
Grand avenue, en Tuesda•
e.f the Seria).th Felt 1, al 1SA
totter
4.
1933.
Election
or
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Ju•iors will be held at the home Ethel Hochman. president; Lur•
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i1
, 011 with a droner-dance to be
ring on Thursday and Friday.
Glaser.
w3.. held.
secretary;
f Annetta Ile Germansky, 2113 Pin. mine
Ann
The results n••• ..• ' -id e•n Sunday evening. Oct. rt.
forms for the next issue of The
y es on Sunday, Oct. 8, at 2 Stearn. treasurer. Forward all Detroit Jewish Chronitle will (los: Ann Lichtblau. pre.' .• • • a• the Chalet. .All members and
mail to Lorraine Glaser. 9734 Jos-
o'• lock.
%Tune
Adelman.
vice•pr• - -1,- ' . ',lends are invited to attend. For
close a day anefire than u,ual
eph ( ampan.
Gertrude Salzst•in, secretar. at •1 •eservations, call Mrs. J. Modell,
and all copy for insertion in it
1 erturer (who has spoken for
Joyce
Nedelman.
treasurer.
' 4196 Edison avenue. or Longfel-
will have to be in the hands of
too hours): "I shall not keep you There is no clock in the room, and
The next meeting will be In•Li low 8033. The date of the next
the editor nog later than at to
much tenger. I am afraid I have I must apologize for not having
at
the
home
of
Ann
Lichtblan.'
meeting
will be announced in the • •
a. m in Tuesday, Oct. 3.
spoken at rather great length. a watch with me."
1469 Pingree.
next issue of The Chronicle.
DEXTER
Kosher Restaurant
When it's a question of
--Inexpensivel y
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Allen Op-I
. th,,
penheim returned from
visit at
111,,,,
being made
the Edgewater Beach Ilotel in enteetaininent committee of Pur-
Chicago.
Hal-
ity Btonhow Assembly for
low e ' en cabaret dance, to be held
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Morse of Tu•-•let night, Oct. Ill, at the
Wildemer• avenue returned from Eet-[• • d Star Temple.
a visit with relatives in Milwaukee.
Wi..
Maurice Klein, chairman
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JUNIOR HADASSAH
RESUMES MEETINGS
will impress you most favorably. So
when next you dine with us, we can
assure you an even greater measure of
satisfaction than you have enjoyed here
ill
the past.
TABLE D'HOTE LUNCHEON .. 60r
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER .. • • 85e
114 ceder a I.
Arle
prefer
. And there
o muss during air thane, hour
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