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PIEVerRorrimmi ARDNICLE

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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

HADASSAH TO HEAR
MRS. B. R. BRICKNER

MRS. WEKSLER HEADS
AUXILIARY OF J. N. F.

Wife of Cleveland Rabbi to Speak
at Meeting Tuesday; Donor Din-
ner Plans Progressing.

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Mrs. Barnett R. Brickner, wife
of the prominent Cleveland rabbi,
will address Detroit chapter of
Ilada , sah at its meeting next Tues-

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At a well attended meeting of i
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the e
ish National Fund, on Oct. 31 at ;
he Book Cadillac Hotel, annual I
;
election of officers took plce.
Mrs. Max AVeksler teas unani-
NIrs.
mously elected president.
Woksler was one of the organizer,

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thur NI. Schles-
The Council if ./1 1 Wihli Wo1111.•11'
Inger motto to Lawrence, Kansas, had a successful opening meeting,
to visit with NE,. Schlesinger's awl luncheon on Monday, Nov. 6 .,
parents. in I he recreation hall of
Beth El. Mrs. Ily Brown was the •
William Frank of \\ladling , AV. gut-t of honor, having enlisted the
Va., is visiting with his children, largest number of new members ;
Nlr, and Mrs. IL .1. L. Frank and in the recently concluded niem-;
Mrs. Leon Ftank of olorado Ave. her-hip drive. The speaker was,
Dr. A. I.. Sachar, national direr- 1
NIrs. Nfurray Schlafer is visiting for of the 13'na. Writh Hillel ;
with relatives in New Orleans and F'mindation, who discussed "The I
other southern cities. Future of German Jewry."

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Epstein of
Parkside at maw have sponsored a
series of dinner parties, one of
which was given last Friday eve-
ning.

Myron Barlow of E'Taples,
France. is visiting with his father.
Adolph Barlow of Woralland ave•
nue.

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Ilstry 11 Ash. A. E Atlas. Ben Babcock.
Flury 11arnett. El E. Harnett. Joseph Henn,
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Friends of John „
Freud . will be
in. Oscar on B lomberg . Junto olM
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Drew. Mu Dues. S J Eder. Moe Elo , 1I
hit. Nit Elkins, Adolph Fox. John Fraser . horny :It 111P Wilshire, Flo`tioliPlAtillg
A W Oelbard, Arthur A Ginsberg Ph arr from his recent illness
.
Oink. Militants! OnldsUcit. Wm. Gordon •
Herman (Reuther, Wm. Isenberg. Roomy -
MPS. Carolyn Kent of Clarkston,
An ,.. R R Kaltman. Nathan Kaplan, M
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Ras a i it ent guest t.f Mrs Nlildred
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Euclid avenue.
0 Recut. Sam Riskin. Joe Rosenberg, J. A
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Benson. Karl Segall, . /tarry Blunter. Loth,
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Miss Ruth Ehrlich was hostess
0 'ember', David Tyner.'
toemberg Myron 0
Wine-
Peter Vass. Abe Wrashautv. And
at a party last Sunday night, hi m-
an. Henry Winernan Jos A. Zechman. D 8
ore her cousin, Beatrice Ehrlich,
7 nun and Oscar lemon, also Mrs. Jacob
a bridt•-elect.
Wryer o f Pontlae

—Lunch Room

11563 DEXTER BLVD.
Opposite Dexter Theater

Alex Schwartz, Prop.

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Mr, and Mrs. Gus Gould were
guests of their family and returned
to their home in l'hattanottga,
Tenn., accompanied by Mrs. Colultrs
sister, Besse and Ethel Steinberg.

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NE'. and Mrs. ()scar Robinson of
sister, Besse and Ethel Steinberg.
, the Park Lane Apartments return-
ed from a recent visit to Wheeling.
W. Vii.,

You'll agree that Mr. Adolf

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maitre d'hotel, has added many nett.

delights to the Belcrest's cuisine. And

you'll agree, too, that the BekTest offers

you just the type of a home you would
most enjoy this wino.

TABLE D'HOTF LUNCHEON .. • . f,Or

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nor ii ,nu o.h .

TABLE D'HOTE DINNER

.bnd there is music duping Inc steno hour .

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COlumbia 5700

Osrsge on Premises

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This price includes plain, dress.
fancy, flannel and silk. Home
laundered shirt. are shabby in
this day and generation. Men
should look smart. Our delis.
cry will pick up one shirt or a
hundred.

25 J

Thc hospital welfare committee

FLAT WORK

Washed and ironed.
10 large pieces permitted.

Lace Curtains T

of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
1:1 is sponsoring a benefit dessert
luncheon and bridge at Temple
Beall El, Nlonday, Nov. 20, at 1
p. in. Attractive prizes will be
ro at thol.

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25c

Feather Pillows Woolen Blankets

, LANSING ELECTS
BUSCH TO COUNCIL

Mr. and NIrs. J. Singer of Webb
avenue entertained on Saturday,'
Nov. 4, with a hridge luncheon
LANSING, Mich. — II e r m a 11
given at Buddy's, in honor of the Busch was elected a member of

liar Mitzvah of their son, Edward. the City Council, heading the list
Covers were laid for
of candidates in the field.
This
and the tables were atralWed
in • is the first time that a Jew will'
a large horseshoe style.
Decors-
hold a post in the Lansing city
buns were in red and white, After,
,.government.
I Edward's speech, Nils ,' Dell Rita
Mr, Busch, who was born in
Finn (MVP a t011,1 1 and later cuter-. Detroit :39 years oho, is the son of
rained the guests.
the late Morris Busch,
He has
—
• made Lansing his home for the
The Neugarten Sunshine Club 'gist 12 years.
Ile is the press-'
will hold its second annual charity dent of the Sultan Jewelry Co. of
Itridgt• party Sunday evening. Nov. Lansing, president of the Shrine
19, at Temple Beth El, instead of nub, member of II•nai 13'rith and
the Oakman ballroom, as planned, a trustee of Congregation Shaarey
Supper will be served promptly , Zedek,
Prizes will he awarded at
at 6.
each table. This organization
affiliated with the North End
Clinic.

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U. H. S. AUXILIARY

SOCIAL TEA NOV. 22

Sisterhood To Hear "Hear.
Ye Sons" Review.

Mrs. Joseph Blumrosen to Discuss
Fineman's Book at Shaarey
Zedek on Monday.

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We guarantee
the return of
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John T. Flynn

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Tuesday Evening, Nov. 14, at 8:15

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3:30 Sunday

permanent otTer on all pun
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1•hen buying furniture knew
your dealer, ask about the
inner construction and un-
seen parts that are of vital
importance. .19 years of sell.
itlg Quality Furniture.

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ing delegates to the forthcoming make this affair a social and tinan-
National Ret-oye•y Assembly which vial success.
will be held at lintel Commodore.
The proceeds ate to be used for
New York City, on Sunday, Nov the purchase of necessary linen,
12, and which is being
by for the House of Shelter.
Bridge
the United Synagogue of America. clubs are particularly urged to
Congregation Shaarey Zedek of attend. Tickets may he procured
Detroit, affiliated with the Cnited ' from any member of the commit-
Synagogue of America, has elected tee or at the door.
Judge Charles Ruffiner of 1555
Ethel
i president
I hicago boUlevard as a
en'sut
S Auxiliary
rs A
Zr
of
t" of N ti he.
represent it at the assernbly.,Ehe House of Shelter.
assembly will particularly be con-
cerned with the effect of the N. R.
:A upon religion and upon syna-
gogue life.

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HOUSE OF SHELTER
BRIDGE-TEA NOV. 21

our

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Scientifically laundered, each..

Flat pieces carefully ironed.
Additional pounds, 3 , •c lb.

NIrs, E. P. Curtiss of Chicagoi
, um„
„n " m
': Auxiliar Y " f the
:Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Levett boulevard was hostess at a kiddie
of 2701 Leslie OVOID(' announce pantry shower and bridge on Nov.' United Hebrew Schools will bring
its membership drive to a close
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Roy, 4 in honor of Miss Belle Bittker,
Carers' with a social tea, to he held at
01 10
to he' observed Sat urday morning. a 01 Irlt -Cit
the Stadler Hotel on Wednesday.
Nov. IS, at Congregation Shaarey were laid for 40 guests.
Nov. 22, 2::30 p. in. A fine itro- •
' Zedek. At home all day Sunday,
gram has been arranged, with
Nov. 19. No cards.
!rabbi Leon Frain as speaker. Miss
I Esther Miller, Detroit pianist, will
Mrs. Harry I. Schwartz (Rot,
render several piano selections.
Busker of Detroit) and daughter.
Readings will be given by Miss
Karen Joy, of Scranton, Pa., aro
'Tuba Berman. This will he fol-
visiting with their parents, Mr. and
lowed
by a social hour, when new
Mrs. A. Busker of 1511 Seward
members will be greeted and in-
avenue.
Much interest is being centered troduced.
Mrs. Louis Davidson, chairman,
I
Dr. and Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler, NI, en the bridge tea to be given by
the Women's Auxiliary of the assisted by her co-chairman, Mrs.
and Mrs. Abe Cooper. Mr. and
House
of
Shelter
on
Tuesday,
Anthony
Deutsch, anticipate a
Mrs. Charles Hamburger. Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Illoomgarden, Mr. and Nov. 21, at the B'nai Moshe Syna- large attendance. The social com-
gogue,
corner
Dexter
and
Lawr-
mittee
includes
Mrs. Hyman Kap-
Mrs. Theodore Levin and Judge
and Mrs. Charles Rubiner will oc- ence. Attractive prizes will be Ian, Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. Aaron
Kurland, Mrs. Esther Goldberg,
cupy a box in Monday evening. awarded at each table.
The committee, consisting of Mrs. A. Pregerson, Mrs. A. Carl-
Nov. 27, at the Dora Lappin con-
cert at the Scottish Rites Cathe- Mesdames Albert Silverman, Louis stein, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs.
Davidson, Aaron Kurland, Charles Saul Davidson, Mrs, M. Wisner,
dral.
Robinson, Samuel Lieberman, Max Mrs. Louis Stoll and Mrs. Jack
Tobin.
Local .11 1 W A have signifieil thou- Jacobs. Isaac Rosenthal, I. Mar-
Mrs. Maurice Zackheim is presi-
desire to 01,-operate in furthering golis • J. Lattin and Hyman Kap-
the aims of the N. R. A. by elect- Ian, is bending every effort to dent of the auxiliary.

Make Arrangements Now to Have
Sunday Dinner at the Belcrest .. .
and to Spend a Few Minutes Inspect-
ing this Unusual Apartment Hotel

All SHIRTS

20 lbs. DAMP WASH

A luncheon and bridge will bel
given by the Goodwill Sewing Cir-
MRS. MAX WEKSLER
Miss Betty Kahn returned from el' "P Dec. 13 • at 1 P' m" at the
, of the Auxiliary 10 years ago
New
York
and
is
teaching
at
the
trnal
Nlo•he
Synagogue,
Lawrence
rut courtt4t De0011 rote Press.
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NIrs, Harry Green- • and served as an officer for sev-
, Si ,,
, ,,,,, ii h e id and Dexter.
is
MRS. PHILIP BLOOMGARDEN Hilt,
ha unt 1111t1 Nil's. David Nagler are era( years. She also served for
,
1 three year as president of the
in charge of arrangements,
day afternoon, Nov. 14, at 2:15, at
Northwestern Women's League of
Mr. and M N. I. Kositchek of
Hotel Strider.
Her subject will
Miss Jeanne Feldstein, a bride- ' the United Hebrew Schools, now
Alpena, Nlich., spent a short time
be "Palestine As I Saw It."
ii
uentrynn„ a-hu il ir.,linnarit a tute to their elect of December, was honored called the Woman's Auxiliary of
Mrs. Brickner spent about six in
( nn• ,ithNin sireris; onn:N1 s,Ahlti,,w,- er‘ ai :Idt,I .,bri.inngxt.• I theT i-- , - te'houotl isi .„
months in Palestine last year, and
other officers are
Vice-
Werth out for 25 guests.
I presidents: Mrs. Harry Kraft, Mrs.
while there attended the Hebrew
Ben Lieberman and family re- Covers
;Eli Sachse, Mrs, Aaron Markson
_
She has for yearn turned from a visit
to Chicago.
University.
Mrs- rel 1 i Meth of 241.. Weld , and Mrs. Charles Brody; record-
been interested in Hadassah and
has returned from a . i ng secretary,
t
Mrs. Louise Light-
Nliss Frieda AVei nstein of Atkin-
'Zionist work. For a number of son „ venue re t urn
avenue stay in New fork City to stone; financial secretrirv, Mrs. I.
, a.
i ••
.roni a •
s • It /Mend
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the wedding of her 1110101. 1 G111011111111;
corresponding
secre-
yearS Mrs. Brickner taught Bibli- with her family in Chicago.
ter. Lottie, to Dave Holzman of • i ar i es , Mrs. William Feltner and
cal literature at the Institute of
New York City.
!NE-is.
Victor
Bernstein;
treasurer,
Al f red Teisenbrener of NI ilwau-
the Jewish Theologit'al Seminary
. Mrs. Max Hayman.
kee, visited here the past week with
NE'. and Mrs. Joseph George
in New York, and was associated his ' children, Mr. and
The following have been ap-
. Mrs Kurt
' Kurt Fenton 1 Helen Esser) are now , pointed to serve on the Imard of
with Dr. J. J. 13enderly and the Peiser.
residing
at
the
Whitmore
Plaza
directors
for the coming year:
Bureau of Jewish Education. She
Mesdames Nlax Schuhiner, I. She-
Mr. 81111 NIrs Sidney Alexander at 300 Whitmore Road.
is an able speaker of wide expert-
; wach, R. B. Newman, Louis;
family, formerly of Fullerton
core, having addressed many or- and
Mrs. Bessie Sarasohn is soon-, Schlien, J. Ellenstein, Nathan Fen-
avenue, h ave t a k en up their new
ganizations in the past, including
soring
a
bridge-tea
on
Saturday'
ken, 13. Harrison, I. Margolis, N.
residence at 3220 Webb avenue,
the Adult Education Association
afternoon and evening, Nov. IL Panush, Louis Itycus., Sam Becker,'
and the R'umen's City Club of
Mrs Ida Bloom of Pinehluff, Ark, at her home, 2967 Clemens ay- I,. Miller, S. Cabot, Louis Tobin,
Cleveland.
is the guest of her niece and neph. CIRRI. Proceeds will go for the' J. Sperka, A. Knoppow, J. Deyt-
This being the first regular ew, NE'. and Mrs. C. M. Eiseman Jewish out Folks' Home building she, Sam Munch, A. (filler, S.
Jacobson, Abe Kasle, Max Gobi- .
monthly meeting of the season, a of Chicago boulevard.
fund.
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' berg, William Silver, B. NIuldever,
large attendance is anticipated,
•
Snub), B. (tenser, S. Shnitz, J.
The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Davis of
Miss Fanny Rosen has left, via A
' :
Optimism is animating the $20 Chicago boulevard are visiting with the Panama Canal, for 1 o An Fidler, S. Weiner, J. Lattin, Sam
N1 re.
H. Nlilkovsky,
donor dinner campaign, as the et- relatives in Bay City and Northern gales, '4'
('alit.,
a.i..
she
l'f where
I
b will
'P spent.
.
I , . Friedlantl.
who has served the Auxiliary as
forts of the workers are being re- Michigan.
the winter.
president
for
eight
years, was
warded with a steady stream of
—
on .it I ,
‘‘,,,,,.. elected honorary president, and
new pledges. The meetings each
Mr. and Mrs.Jack Wol fs o n of
., \ luncheon
' Mrs. It Lehrman as an honorary'.
Wednesday at the Phoenix Club Taylor
avenue
celebrated their nesday, N o. ,-•
• l't in 1 11t inon
„.dat
tremor
' na ' Tt .'" . director.
are a vital feature of the cam- seventeenth wedding anniversary
0„,''' 1 44.1 I. iiat
. . me r ' street,
Fi
trill ',director.
Rouen,
Align. Nit:. M. I.. I rent's, chair- i Nov, 8.
„
.
A tine report if the past year's
plecede the meeting' of the
,
that
the workers
gges
s
man, sut
.
.
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ma ic ,,, activities was read by 'he retir-
num s Aux i l i a ry t ti
. ■ 1 i
n 1 .
h ave their lunch at home, and -
Nirs. David Klein of New York
in , president Mrs Al 1 - ovsk v in
\Italica! Society
At •'•30 p m .
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come to the meeting at 1 o'clock and Mrs. J. Fritnklin and (laugh-
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.;,
'
,..rs,. will . hear a .short .
s h ar p f o r a programof real in
ter, Lillian, of Ottawa, Ont., spent ti • int•niltr
mately $1,000 was earned
ned over to;
history OD li ine . ( tuna and 6 lass-
Iciest. All women connected with several days last with with Mr.
the National Fund Council last'
"
the campaign are reminded that and Mrs. J. Schmitt!' of Gladstone
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year. Mrs. Kraft gave a detailed .
Hale and Tortoise Shop, 142'
Hadassah headquarters have been avenue.
financial report.
Mrs. H aymn
a
Farmer street. NE's. Leo Orecklin
established in Parlor K of the
was chairman of the nominating
will accept reservations at 110 -
Book Cadillac, and are open every
Mrs. William B. Isenberg has
committee.
The arrangements;
garth 56711.
afternoon for the CODVPIlience of arranged for a party of 10 to at-
An address was delivered by
for theluncheon and the lecture ;
tend the concert of
workers.
IM "' IMPH Jere
t
made y Mrs. M. E Bach- . Rabbi Joshua Sperka of tongrega-
Illooingarden is Lappin, which will take place on -.
Philip
'1( e -
Mrs.
tion B'nai David,
ma.
treasurer of the donor dinner. Monday evening, Nov. 27,
'
Mrs. David B. Lichtig, chairman Mrs. Anna Warren sang a group
if Iewi
41 folk so ngs, accompanied
\ 1.. of
•
.1
. s
To expedite the slum rehabilita- '
:Mts. II orraN- Shapiro and-,
of the rummage, and Mrs. Ilex•
.
at n
man August, chairman of miscel• tion and other Detroit housing pro.' Darya l• witting 1.11.ine and Nlaxine . • - s s- lb 1
.
lanyous ways and rattans, are jects planned under the Public Steinberg) are sponsoring „ hard piano, who later entertained with
cage'
assist
all Who wish to IS'orks Act, AA'alter Blucher, sacra- time dance, Saturday, Nov. DI, at a Piano solo herself.
• ' t
t irll
oodrow
I he social hour was in charge
'Isom Oakman
tary of the City Planning Commis- I -
earn then' $211,
The .100 mark has been passed snot, and Vance Ingalls, assistam Boulevard Hall. Proceed, will go of NIrs. B. Lehrman and her coni-
Townsend
mince.
fer
Iladassith.
Call
poration
counsel,
left
for
1Va,-
11
through the addition of the fol- eor
for
ington on Wednesday to confer 6-6049 or Townsend
lowing new pledges:
M1,111111101 N. 1. Aberson. J W Alton . with Federal housing officials.
in formation.

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Shaarey Zedek Jr. Y. P. S. Purity Chapter Plank Tree
Opens Social Season.
as Memorial ,

The Junior Young People's So-
Mrs. Rose Ruben, ,
thirty of Congregation Shaarey
Iron of l'urity Chapter V.
Zedek will start the social season
hasotohred rer: (4 f1 ft3-tl- nd s
for Detroit's college set on the eve-
in Palestine in memory df Farm'
ning of Saturday, Nov. II, with a
mother
dance in the social hall of the
;Rosenblatt, past ;Partin and secret
synagogue.
tary of the chapter; in
Gerson Bernstein and Bert Cole- Joseph Schaffer, hush:: sd of tls
man, co-•hairmen of the social com• member, Mrs, Bessie S; • drier;
miller, promise everyone a thor-
of Jaeon l: •i ientirrf:
oughly enjoyable evening. A fine
cn th
N.
it ra7t7ir,),„.
dance band and floor show will he
provided.
memory
o Rorer:
i :n.
tNri orsn. , iiaant ilie inwrm
Tickets may be purchased from
S
tai klbeeh r e t hhin
li att, father of the member'
the chairmen of the committee or
Sirs,
from the officers of the organiza-
riCchlit;t
o
The
tion. Current membership cards
of
will admit members. Former mem-
,`
bers will receive temporarily valid sympathy to the bereaved fann 1 e.
instead of the ()giver,' 111 Oif
membership cards upon payment
ings.
of the first half of this year's

The carnival successfully con-
cluded, the Sisterhood of Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek now turns
to its cultural programs.
On Monday. Nov. 13. Mrs. Jo-
seph Blumrosen will he the speaker
dues.
of the afternoon at the synagogue.
Gifts to Council Fund.
She will review Irving F'ineman's
N1111011RI
ALPIR TAU ElITERNITT, ALPHA CHAPTER
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lieher•
The Detroit section,
new hook, "Hear. Ye Sons."
A meeting .0 tae Ort 31 Committees
jewish Women.
man and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
The Bicur ('totem Association • Mrs. Royal Maas, a newcomer to weI re appointed , I« the 1911-34 season Sam- COUPICil
iniar:
ntribut G
o
c
mg
Polasky of Chicago boulevard, and will hold a mass meeting at the , the city, who brings with her an
coved the follow
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Berger of ; Taylor-Wilson Synagogue, Wed- unusually fine reputation as an .fin w held each WedneseLy at the waist,' to the Memorial Scholar-. , :P
8.0,10m Welland Park
Boston boulevard have returned nesday night. Nov. 15, at 8:30, accomplished pianist, will he pre-
Fund:
lir Michael Engelman ehmrrnan of the
LevkC
. in e . '
from Chicago, where they visited Announcements of the meeting sented by the Sisterhood in a
In memory of Lazarus
..`"
rn""n"'".
.•
"Si1.UL:rim
and debates
planned sloth other
"".11"".1 "'""""
the Century of Progress Exposi• base been made through the press musical program.
from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Alain:
traterntlim
tion.
A detailed report of the bazaar
TT. f brat plans to help the Zedalth Cluhs
and over the radio. Election of
in memory of Mn. . Maurd • -sh
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will be given to the members and tron.r luncheon
officers will be held.
from
Mr.
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arr, Dunes and Ilan,1 Alpert, hart Alen en b erg,
Persons interested in member- other interesting plans for the en- their hest deer, as g.T.en to them by the M. Welt, Mr. and Mr.. llsr j ol
Miss Sylvia Ruthenherg and
go
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Edward Ruthenberg are now re- shin in the association are urged richment of the year's program most muter Omar Rahn
hlesin er Dr. and Mrs.
,
The neat meeting •111 be Led On
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will be announced.
aiding at 1998 Gladstone avenue. to attend.
Nov IL
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