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1MRS. DAVID GREENBERG
SPEAKS NEXT TUESDAY
Engagements
National Vice-President of Had
assah To Address Local
Chapter at Statler.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kay, former-
ly of the Fine Arts Apartments,
have taken up their new home on
West Boston boulevard.
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Townsend 74161
Representing
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,
Tenth Anniversary
• DANCE
GIVEN BY
Vouttg 3.1srarl
Saturday Eve., Feb. 3rd, 1934
at STATLER HOTEL
FEATURING LARRY HARWOOD
AND HIS 12 PIECE ORCHESTRA
Admission FIFTY Cents
.
Greenberg of New York, vice-presi-
dent of national Hadassah.
Mrs. Greenberg is making a tour
of Michigan cities on behalf of Ha-
dassah. After having been active
in Hadassah work id New York,
Mrs. Greenberg was elected nation-
al treasurer, a position which she
held until she left for a year's
residence abroad. While there, Mrs.
Greenberg made a trip to Palestine
with Mrs. Edward Jacobs, at that
time national president, for the
purpose of observing Hadassah in
stitutions at first hand. She has
twice attended the World Zionist
Congresses as a liadassah delegate,
in 1931 at Basle and in 1933 at
Prague. Upon her return in 1931
she became national advisor to Jun-
ior Hadassah and chairman of the
committee on Zionist information,
which post she held until a year
ago, when robe became chairman of
the Palestine committee. Mrs.
Greenberg's work for Hadassah
brings her into contort with all
phases of Zionist endeavor, thus
enabling her to give her audience
the latest authoritative informa-
tion.
Current events will also be pre-
sented at this meeting by Mrs.
Schmarya Kleiman, chairman of
the educational committee.
Members of Hadassah are invit-
ed to bring their friends to this
meeting.
Recent statistics for Palestine
give the general death rate per
1,000 f orall the population as 26
among Moslems, 15 among Chris-
tians and nine among Jews.
SIGMA THETA 8I10 ROIOSITY
Sigma Theta Rho Sorority held semi-annual
election of officers Jan. 3. electinr the follow-
ing:
Edna Broder. president. Mollie Choben. vice-
preeldent. Lillian Olnsberg. secretary. Beverly
Gordon. treasurer, De.trice Splegelman, re-
porter, Clara Moskowitz. sergeant.at-arms,
Esther Spiegelman. Emcee Wiesenthal and Fan-
nie PlIthilor. entertainment committm.
Jan. 14 en installation party was held at
Bever!? Gordon'. home. 3Ta4 Calvert avenue
Vounteer work is being Marled making
Windage. for the North End Clint,.
Now on Display
in Our Windows
and on Sale
Monday!
28 Sample
Two•Piece
Living Room Suites
Direct from January
Chicago Furniture Show
•
Built By An Outstanding Maker!
Hardly had the recent Furniture Show
come to an end than these superb ex-
hibition sample suites were speeding on
their way to us. All are of solid ma-
hogany, fully webbed, and covered in
Damask, Mohair Frieze, Linen Frieze,
Tapestries, Brocatelle, Velvet, etc.
Average
Discount
of 40%
$149 to $195
Suites
$69
$98
Jan. 21—Miss Ethel Kramer, daughter of Mrs. Rose Kramer
of Windsor, Ont., to Louis S. Isaacs, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Miss Etta Schlesinger of the Aizikovitz of Sturtevant avenue, at Congregation Beth Abraham,
Belcrest is spending a week in New Linwood avenue, near Fullerton. Ceremony at 6:30 p.
York 'City.
Jan. 28—Miss Sady Storch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Storch of Monterey avenue, to Sam Rosenfeld, son of Mrs. Freda
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer Rosenfeld of Brooklyn, N. Y., at Congregation Beth Abraham.
will be hosts to a small dinner
Jan, 28—Miss Mildred Applebaum, daughter of Mrs. Henry
party at their home on Suffolk
Applebaum of 9409 McQuade avenue, to Samuel Greenberg, on of
drive this Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Greenberg of McQuade avenue. Reception at
Mrs. David Wilkus left for a the Applebaum home at 8 p. m.
visit to Washington, D. C. and New
York and will be gone several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gold-
berg of the Belcrest left for Flan.
ida on Thursday.
Births
Jan. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Richman (Rae Wachter) of 2215
Mrs. I. Nurko and daughters. West Euclid avenue, a daughter.
Mrs. Morris Benyas and Mrs. Louis
Jan. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol Berlin (Gertrude Greenbaum) of
Bass and son, Sidney, will motor Richton avenue, a daughter, Sharon Lee,
to Miami Beach the early part of
Jan. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fox, a daughter.
next week.
Jan. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoll (Trudye Feinstein) of
After a visit with their family' Boston boulevard, a daughter.
in the South, Mrs. Julian Wolfner
Dec. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sitner (Shirlee Virginia Ko-
and children, returned to their pits) of 2059 Clairrnount avenue, a daughter, Marilyn Elaine.
home in Sherwood Forest.
Mrs. Henry Stillman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. Schlesinger, left
Thursday for Miami Beach, Flor-
ida, where they will remain for
the balance of the winter:
Dr. Cyrus Adler, editor of the
Jewish Quarterly Review, an-1
nounces that the January number,:
just appearing, contains an article I
on "Israel in Palestine—the Pro-
phetic View" by Rabbi Herbert
Parzen, of New York, formerly of
Detroit.
Miss Lena Finger, who has been
the house guest of her uncle, Max
Edwards, and family of 1465 Cal-
vert, returned to her home in Wash-
ington, D. C., on Jan. 7. Miss Fin-
ger was feted at a number of in-
formal functions during her stay
here
Maurice Siden of Normandy
avenue joined his family, who have
been wintering in Miami Beach, at
the Locust apartments on Ocean
drive.
MRS. H. S. DAVIDOWITZ OF CLEVELAND
TO BE SPEAKER AT LUNCHEON OF U. H. S.
AUXILIARY AT STATLER NEXT WEDNESDAY
Final arrangements have been
completed for the second annual $5
donor luncheon which is to be given
by the Womens Auxiliary of the
United Ilebrew Schools on Wed-
nesday, Jan. 24, 12:30 p. m., at
Hotel Statler. Every effort has
been exercised by the various com-
mittees, under the leadership of
Mrs. George M. Roberts, chairman
of the donor luncheon, to make this
event a success.
An elaborate program has been
arranged with Mrs. H. S. David-
owitz of Cleveland as guest speak-
er for the afternoon. Bernard
Isaacs, superintendent of the Uni.
ted Hebrew Schools, has written a
play in Hebrew especially adapted
to this occasion. It will be dram-
atized by pupils of the United' He-
brew Schools. An unusually fine
musical program has also been ar-
ranged.
Mrs. Davidovits is the wife of
Rabbi Davidovits of the Jewish
—.matures
Marriages
$175 to $225
Suites
$225 to $295
Suites
$119 $149
Robinson Furniture Co.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING
MRS. MORRIS DAVIS
the Chalet. Members end friends
are invited.
A small group of eight women
started 13 yearn ago, in the name
of Zedakah, to give what aid they
could to those in need. That
small circle has grown to a group
of 100 women, and the scope of
their work has become much
wider.
To help the aged in distress, to
gitm immediate relief to families
in need, to furnish layettes for
newborn babes—these are the ob-
jects of Zedakah Club. The pro-
ceeds from all social activities are
used to carry on these efforts.
Mrs. Morris Davis is chairman
of Zedakah's birthday dinner-
dance, and Mrs. Paul Deutsch is
co-chairman.
Reservations may be made by
telephoning Sirs. Davis, Garfield
4031,3, or Mrs. Deutsch, Long-
fellow 7231.
Zedakah's second pep rally will
take place Monday afternoon, Jan.
22, at 1:30 p. m., at the Stetter
Hotel. Philip Slomovitz, editor of
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, will
be the speaker of the afternoon.
The rally will be held in the inter-
ests of the second annual donor
luncheon, which will take place
Feb. 28 at the Masonic Temple.
The public is urged to attend this
pep rally.
Mrs. Milton Bernstein, Univer-
sity 2-1182, chairman of the
donor luncheon, and her co-chair-
man, Mrs. Ben Lefkowitz, Long-
fellow '1822, Mrs. Kalman Shapiro,
Longfellow 9862, and Mrs. Max II,
Elias, Townsend 6-8029; will be
pleased to hear from anyone wish-
ing information on ways and
means of earning money for the
donor luncheon. Mrs. Louis New-
man, Townsend 8-0368, chairman
of the pledge committee, will be
happy to call to receive pledges.
Mrs. David Werbe, who suc-
cessfully wrote, directed and pro-
duced the play for Zedakall donor
luncheon last year, has written an
original play, her conception of
"Creation," and will direct and
produce it for the second annual
donor luncheon. The scenic ef-
fects will also be executed by Mrs.
Werbe.
Additional paid pledges have
been received from the following:
Miss Esther H. Ashinsky, for-
GOLDMAN - HANKIN
merly of Detroit, now of Pitts-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hankin of
burgh, Pa., is spending several
630 Owen avenue announce the
weeks in this city.
marriage of their daughter, Doris,
Mrs. J. Modell of Edison avenue to Harry Goldman of this city, son
motored to Miami Beach, Florida, of Mr. and Mrs. David Goldman
accompanied by her children. They of Los Angeles, Calif., on Dec. 30.
will return the latter part of Mr. and Mrs. Goldman are resid-
ing in the Dover Court Apart-
I March.
ments, 1927 Pingree avenue.
MRS. H. S. DAVIDOWITZ
Miss Fern Niman of Sturtevant
avenue left for Miami Beach,
Center of Cleveland. She has visit-
Mrs. Pauline Abrams announces
where she will remain until spring.
ed in Palestine and has delivered a
the marriage of her daughter, Foe,
number of addresses which have
to Ben l.evenstein, on Jan. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kovinsky and
earned for her a reputation as an
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal per-
daughter, Harriette Hope, of 18910
able speaker.
I
formed the ceremony.
Wildernere avenue, are motoring to
Reservations have been coming
Miami, Florida, for the remainder
in daily, and an attendance of over
BARR • STONE
o fthe winter. Mrs. S. Dunn and
500 is being anticipated, accord-
The marriage of Miss Sylvia
daughter, June, Mrs. Kovinsky's
ing to Mrs. Aaron Carlstem, chair-
Stone
to
Samuel W. Barr took man of reservations, telephone
mother and sister of Rocherter
place Sunday evening, Jan. 14, Townsend 8-9265. It is requested
aavenue, are accompanying them.
at the Belcrest, Rabbi A. M. Hersh- of all those who wish their names
man officiating.
printed in the souvenir program
A package party scheduled for
The bride was attractively that they make their reservations
Jan. 29, at the home of Mr. and
gowned
in
wood
violet,
with
tur-
before Sunday noon, Jan. 21. There
Mrs. Harry Green, is the first so-
cial event of the season of the Louis ban and veil of matching hue, and will be a supplementary sheet list-
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
white
ing reservations made after that
Rothenberg Club under the direc-
tion of the following new officers: roses and lilies of the valley. She date.
was
attended
by
the
sisters
of
Edward Rothenberg, president;
The list of new pledges includes:
Ben Cohen. H. Lewis. M. Walt»,
Joseph Rothenberg, vice-president; the groom, Misses Ida and Lillian J Mesdames
Dorfman. M. Perell. J. Kunln, Sam Wiener.
Anne Rothenberg, secretary; Isa- Barr, who were dressed alike in Lout. Clermansky. H. Hornstein. A B. Kauff•
J Illrehman. S. Atherton. Joe Cohen,
dore Weidenbaum, treasurer. The gowns of aqua-marine blue with man.
Ben Kramer, Abe Robinson. Leo Ambramows
board of directors include Edwin matching turbans and carried col. Its. Joseph Kaplan. Jul* Lachman. A. Ar[rnalic
I. Rubin. The Pioneer'. Women. Auxiliary.
Rothenberg and William Rothen- onial bouquets of Johanna Hill William
Nelson, David Hort.. Daniel Kellen,
roses.
berg and the officers. The Louis
A Simone Peter Altman. Florence Elleneteth,
Miss Ruth Carp , was maid-of- M. I. 'Int. Plans FIneslIver, Fanny Rodin.
Rothenberg Club is named in hon-
A. 0. Barsky. II A. Bleberstein, Jacob Cat.
or of Louis Rothenberg who passed honor and was dressed in a gown snick, Rem Green. Dors Moyer. Sam Tower,
of powder blue with turban to Abb. H Eder. Sadie Siskind. e. Konstantin.
away on Nov. 18, 1933.
William Sandier. J.
H. Schuman. L.
match, also carrying a bouquet of Gold. Sans Bonfield. Wiseman.
8 Plarasohn, Ida Schulte.
Gordon. Merl Weinbeck. Urn stein.
The Bar Mitzvah of Jack Harold Johanna Hill roses. George Barr limey
I Weisman. S. J. Eder. P. Burnatthe Ell
Goldin, son of Abraham and Ger- brother of the groom, acted as Levin, H. Rooenhelm. M. MIchlin, George
trude Goldin, was celebrated on best man, and Dr. Leo Lipton and Cohen. A. H Plater. Fanny Landon. B. New-
man. Ben stein. Purity chapter, reprmented
Jan. 14, at the Beth David Syna- Al Lubin were ushers.
by Rage Rubin. Jul* Newman. 8. Glickman,
The out-of-town guests included Ervin Rahn. Robert Rosenberg. R. Miller_ 8
gogue. Dinner was serval at 8
Keith P Schnetder. Ben Rahn.. David
o'clock at beautifully decorated Mrs. J. Shulman and Mrs. Lasky &hue M. Schulte. N. Pollat•lk, A. Karmen.
tables for 200 guests, and .119 fol- of Cleveland, Manuel Seigel of Sat
uby") . 1Tirr'.. ifatht 51.71.0.L
-
14._
H•r grhrert
lowed by • dance. The principal Indianapolis, Mrs. Azolin and Mel. M. Barnett.
8 Rivkin. J. Schiller, Fault,
speaker at the dinner was Harry daughter of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Max Rodin. Manuel Weld. A asp'.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Nayer, and the toastmaster was Field of Hart, Mich., Mr. and Mrs.
United Hebrew Schools gratefully
Nathan I. Goldin.
Talkow and family of Flint.
The newlyweds left on an ex- acknowledges a donation from Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Freeman•, hon-
Mrs. Emanuel Klein, president tended tour through Canada.
oring the recovery of Mr. and Mrs.
of the Sisterhood of Congregation
H. Marks.
B'nai Moshe, entertained her of-
STONER • BROGMAN
ficers and committees at • luncheon
At a ceremony which took place
Mrs. Maurice H. Zackheim is
at the Book Cadillac Hotel, on in the home of Rabbi Joshua S. president of the auxiliary.
Wednesday, Jan. 10. Covert were Spark. on Sunday afternoon, Jan.
laid for 35 guests. Bridge was the 10, Miss Anne Brogman became
diversion of the afternoon.
the bride of Louis Stoner of To-
ledo, Ohio. Following the cere-
At • meeting of the Naomi Girls mony, the couple left on a motor
Club, officers for the ensuing term trip through the southern states.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
were elected as follows: Molly
Aesculapian Pharmaceutical So-
Breslaw, president; Dora Genelin,
ciety announces the completion of
vice-president; Reeve Simkin, sec-
plans for the annual card party
retary; Edith Cohen, treasurer.
to be held at the Book-Cadillac
Plans are being made for plays and
Hotel at 1:30 p. m. on Wednes-
a dance to be held at Temple Beth
day, Feb. 7.
El on Sunday, Feb. 18, proceeds
The combined Mitrachi organi-
An appeal is issued by Mrs.
to go for charity.
zations of Detroit, including Miss Samuel S. Stahl, president of the
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein w ■ 11 pre- rachi. Ladies' Mizrachi and Mis- auxiliary, to all bridge clubs, urg-
sent • number of pupils in a piano rachi Youth, will hold another ing them to keep this date Opel
recital on Friday evening, Jan. 26, Melavah Milks meeting Saturday, and to co-operate by attending,
at 8 p. m., at the McGregor Li- Jan. 20, at 8:30 p, m., at the Beth as all proceeds will be used for
brary, Highland Park. The first Abraham Synagogue, Linwood charitable purposes .
part of the program will consist near Sturtevant. Interesting speak- ' In addition to the many prizes
of a musical travelogue riven by ers on Mizrarhism will be heard , which will be offered at this party,
"The Juvenile Melody Members" in and a musical program by local each lady attending will receive
contumes of different nationalities. cantors has been arranged. Meet- ■ bag of drug souvenirs. Refresh-
this Itr e d will be
be econtinued
very
Compositions by Rubinstein. Men-
' menta will be served by the man-
Sat- agement of the Book Cadillac Ho-
delssohn, Debussy and Brahma will r lro uegfh it the
comprise the second part of the urday evening at • different 'Taa- I tel.
1 gogue.
concert The public is invited.
I
Tickets will be. available at the
' door or from the committee which
Omega Social Club, • group of
consista of the following officers:
yourg men and women, In existence lecture at the D. A. C. on Satur- I Mrs. Stahl, who may be reached
for the last five years, joined the day evernag, Jan. 13. Dr. Durant for reservations by calling Town-
Jewish Community Center for so- is an honorary member of the Phil- send 6-7696; Mrs. Dorothy Porn-
cial activities.
osophical Society. Among the erance, secretary; Mrs. Zelda Ten-
guests were: Dr. Clayton Ettinger, ; nen, treasurer; Mrs. Albert Boe-
.Dr. Ira Altacholer entertained Ralph Aronntam, Dr. and Mrs. I sky, chairman of the entertain-
neveml members of the Detroit Charles Gitlin, Miss Goldie Silk, ment committee, and Mrs. Frances
Philosophical Society and Dr. Will ?dins Irene Karr and Miss Margar- Kollenberg, member of the com-
Durant, following Dr. Durant's et McGuire.
mittee.
MIZRACHI GROUPS
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Thirteenth Annual Birthday Din.
ner To Be Held Jan. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bachrach of 455 West Ilancock avenue,
In celebration of its thirteenth
Detroit chapter of Hadassah will
Detroit, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah, of New anniversary, Zedakah Club is
Mrs. Tillie Lapides, a recent York City, to Allan Ullman of New York.
meet next Tuesday afternoon, Jan
sponsoring a dinner-dance to be
23, at 2:15, at hotel Statler, at the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schrei-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen of Leicester Court announce the engage- held Sunday evening, Jan. 28, at
Hadassah monthly meeting, which ber, returned to her home in Chi-
ment of their daughter, Jean, to Harry L. Friedman, son of Mr. and
will be addressed by Mrs. David cago.
Mrs. S. Friedman of Kenilworth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abrahamson of Hammond, Ind., announce
Leo I. Franklin has returned
from St. Louis where he spent sev- the engagement of their daughter, Minnie, to Ben J. Solomon, son
of
Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Solomon of 641 Westminster avenue.
eral days on professional business.
On Sunday, Jan. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Yale Teitelbaum of 9696 North
Mrs. Sam Epstein returned to Martindale announced the engagement of their daughter, Sybil Paul-
her home on Parkaide avenue af- Me, to Jay S. Bodzin, son of Rev. and Mrs. M. Ch. Bodzin of 9738
Cameron. Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiated at the ceremony before
ter a month's stay in Florida.
a group of relatives and close friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Krell of 7425 Poe avenue announce the
Many of Miss Ida Rittenberg s
friends will be happy to learn of engagement of their daughter, Sylvia Betty, to Max M. Fisher, son
of
Mr.
and Mrs. William Fisher of 2254 Gladstone avenue.
her recent engagement to Hugh
Kohlmeyer, both of New Orleans.
Miss Rittenberg is a sister of Mrs.
Bernard Vl'ohl.
Brings Back Newness,Luster and Sheen!
COlumbia
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