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JUNIOR HADASSAH
RALLY ON FEB. 18

Do Responsibilities End With Life?

Another Junior Hadassah lunch-
Miss Klein is acting as co-chair-
eon rally will be held at 3 p. m.
man with Louis 51. Bloomberg for
on Sunday, Feb. 18, at Hotel
the spring formal dance to be
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohen of 3227 Sturtevant avenue announce Statler.
given by the Young People's So-
engagement
of
their
daughter,
Rose,
to
Leon
51utchnick,
son
of
Preparations are being made
ciety of the Shaarey Zedek on he
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mutchnick of Philadelphia, Pa.
for the completion of the program
Saturday, March 3, at the Book-
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Kroll of 9061 Delmar avenue announce the
Cadillac Hotel. Mike Falk and his
engagement of their daughter, Anne, to Irving R. Blackman, son of e• •
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Blackman, of Ilrooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ruben of Sturtevant avenue announce the
betrothal of their daughter, Clara, to Dr. Albert J. Altman, son of
Nathan Altman of Virginia Park.

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will be saving yourself money as well as improving
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Feb. 11-Miss Sarah Rose Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The Progressive Ladies Unter-
Is always treasured
Louis Miller of 12849 Montville Place, to Irving Gold, son of Mr.
atitzung Verein will celebrate its
--now and In years
and Mrs. (tarry Gold of Philadelphia avenue, at the Philadelphia-
nineteenth anniversary with a ban-
quet on Sunday evening, Feb. 11,
Byron Hall. Reception at 9 p. m.
to come.
at•Assembly Hall. There will be
Feb. 28-Miss Phyllis Nederlander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
entertainment and dancing.
Robert Nederlander of 2975 %Vest Chicago boulevard, to Harry
Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robbins. The ceremony will be
Betty Lou Barit attended the J-
Our Prices Include Pickup and
BABY'S SPECIAL 6 fir 16
read in the Mens' Temple Room of Temple Beth El at 11 a. m. Dr.
Delivery to Any Part of Detroit
Hop in Ann Arbor.
Leo M. Franklin will officiate.
One addition! minted In OH
or Suburbs.
by presenting this ad.
wows.
March 4-Miss Bessie Fryman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
CITY SCRIP ACCEPTED
Mrs. Helene Singer of the Club
Fryman of North Martindale avenue, to Sol Penn, son of Mr. and
Exchange, left for Chicago for a
SPE!"
Sit DIOS
Mrs. H. Yale Penn of Waverly avenue. Rabbi 51. Zager will officiate.
week's visit to the gift show.
March 4-Miss Mathilde Heiman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
BILLIE E. KLEIN
Isadore L. Heiman of 11721 Otsego avenue, to Samuel S. Capp, son
An enjoyable evening was spent
by the members of the Lieberman •
orchestra will furnish• the music. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Capp of 306 West Grand avenue, at the
Family Club, Wednesday evening,
Other members of the dance com- B'nai Moshe.
Jan. 31, at the home of Mr. and
mittee are:
Mrs. David Cooper of Monica ave-
Miriam Abramowitz, Helen S.
nue. After bridge and other card
Aronson, Ruth Bachrach, Leslie
games, • midnight lunch was sow-
D. Bloom, Sadie Bruch, Mildred
edto 10 members.
Chertoff, Harry Dworin, Ruth Ehr-
lich, Emanuel E. Einstein, Ben
-Photo by D. D. Spellman.
On Saturday evening, Feb. 3,
Fishman, Celia Cenelin, Arthur
--Cut Court Detroit Free Prem.
Miss Evelyn Cohen entertained
W. Gitlin, Sylvia Gitlin, Gertrude
Feb.
1-To
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
M.
Friedman
(Elizabeth
Weis
Pianist
with
a welcome home party in hon-
Goldman, Frieda Greenbaum, Dr.
MISS SYDELLE BOBRIN
Private and Chia Instrnellen
or of her sister, Rose, whose en-
Dave Gutterman, Harold Helper, gross) of 2994 Leslie, a son, Erwin Sheldon.
IS EAST FOREST AT WOODWAID
announced.
gagement
was
recently
and other details for the donor
Al Jacobson, Fayga Keidan, Dr.
lull
Temple 1-11174
luncheon to be held March 4, at
Philip Lachman, Doris Lipson,
A large audience which nearly
Hotel Stotler.
Marty Moranz, Harvey Rattner,
A meeting of the membership filled Orchestra Hall attended Jew-
Sara C. Rosen, Milton J. Ross,
committee will he held on Tues- ish night with the Detroit Sym-
Saul Rubin, Abraham Satovsky,
day
evening, Feb. 13, at the home phony Orchestra last Sunday night.
Dorothy Schetzer, Ann Schoener,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seligson, Syl-
The Bicur Cholem Association of Miss Ann Milstein, 3311 Hazel- E.nma Lazaroff Scheyer was the
A special meeting of the Jewish
wood
avenue. New members and soloist.
via Shatzen, Dr. Leonard Sidlow, Women's European Welfare Or- appeals to the "Old Bicur Cholern-
prospective members are invited.
June Silverstein, Jay Slather, Bert ganization was held last Monday
ites" and their friends to join
Mr, and Mrs. Morris Benaderlt
Smokier, Zelda Teitlebaum, Ar- at the home of Mrs. R. Zide, 2214
r
This Is your last oppo tunity
entertained 16 of their friends last
thur J. Winer, Dr. Meyer B. Zeit Hazelwood. Mrs. A. Goldenberg, them in their work of assisting the-
Sunday
night at their home, 2455
to buy the Attest d
needy sick. Owing to a change in
and Morris Zwerdling.
ANNOUNCES THEIR
Calvert avenue. A midnight lunch
secretaries, one membership ledger
Dancing will be from 10 to 2,
from the
was
served.
has been mislaid.
and reservations may be made by
7115 Sleterhood of Temple Beth Jacob held ha
Those members who have not monthlyeeting
calling Miss Klein at Garfield
m
Feb. S. al Temple Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Ackerman
received a notice for meetings J acob. The meeting wan preceded by • lunch-
6635-R.
. Mrs. Joaeph &nowt. ;needing In the of 193 McLean avenue are spend-
TO BE HELD
are asked to come and bring a *hence
of the president. Mn. Norman Duck-
friend
to the meeting on Tuesday • . Mr, Joseph Blumroaen of Detroit. re- ing a few weeks at the Physical
BANQUET HALL OF THE SYNAGOGUE
Mewed "Hear Ye Bona" by Irving Fineman.
Culture Hotel, Dansville, N. Y.
evening, Feb. 13, at 8 o'clock, at
Dexter at Lawrence
Sisterhood Study Group, under the lead-
Congregation Emanuel, Taylor
The dramatic group of the De-
ership of /dm. Elmer Berger, met Feb. 7, at
and Wilson.
Temple Beth Jacob. Mrs Berger reviewed
A membership drive is now be- - Of Human Bundage'• by soinerset Waugh.. troit unit of Junior Iladassah held
SOSIN
-
GREENSTEIN
a
victory
luncheon at Frame's on
ing launched and dues have been
Attractive Variety Booths, Novelties and Music
Mn,. Oscar Brenner ofAlban. N. Y., te the Sunday afternoon, Feb. 4. There
at such low prices that will
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Rosen-
house guestof her parents. M. and Mrs.
greatly reduced.
Every Night
were
31
girls
in attendance. Two
Jacob KovIn•ky.
amaze you. We must clear our
berg of 2950 West' Grand avenue
Mrs. Lillian Monash has pre-
guests were Anne Manson, presi-
announce the marriage of their
entire winter stocks to make
pared a program and Mrs. Cora
The Junior Templ;&ibennounres • mardi
Hungarian Cooked Meals at 35c, 50c
dent
of
Detroit
Junior
Hadassah,
u
at
the
Temple
for
Sande,
evening.
Feb-
niece, Miss Ruth Greenstein, to
, ,
Jacoby will preside at the tea ruary
room for new Spring merchan-
11.
and Ruth Kanter, chairman of the
Max Sosin, both of Detroit, which
ta bl e.
dise.
saw t rnkrant honored her slater, Mr.. donor luncheon, who complimented
took place at their home on Sun-
The association thanks Mrs. Ann 0. Yn.
with
annner
luncheon and bridge at this group on their euccesa at their
day, Feb. 4. Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
Paul, who presided at the tea ta- nor home on shwa • drim.
first
dance
held
at
the
Statler
Ho-
man officiated, in the presence of
ble at the last meeting; the Bi-
Come, take advantage of
initial tryouts Sunday morning, the immediate families.
tel on Sunday evening, Jan. 28,
cur Cholem Juniors for their don-
Feb. 11, at 10 o'clock.
the Biggest Bargains of-
ation
to
carry
on
the
work,
and
The swimming program for both
Mrs. Rebecca Goodman of 3702
DATE OF ZEDAKAH
SCHWARTZ • LUBOW
Mrs. Eva Springer for a donation
fered in Detroit.
men and women will be conducted
Longfellow
avenue
left
last
Sat-
LUNCHEON CHANGED
in memory of the birthday of her
Mrs. Jennie Lubow of 2983
at the Northern High School pool
urday for Miami, Florida, to be
sister, Mrs. Jennie Wolf Morris.
do Wednesday evening at 8 by Clairmount avenue announces the
gone for a few weeks.
Will B e Held Feb. 27; Change
recent
marriage
of
her
sister,
Lou Handler, boxer and swimmin
Made Because Original Date
MRS. A. KATZIN
Sylvia Lubow, of Montreal, Que.,
Della Seppen, secretary of the
Courses in voice, harmony, expert, associated with the at
Falls on Fast of Esther.
to Max Schwartz of 6290 Tirernan
January '34 class of Central High
vice-president of the North Wood-
swimming, advertising and aero- letic department of the Cente
avenue,
Detroit.
The course in advertisi will
School, has been awarded a year's
ward
branch,
presided.
Zedakah
Club
announces
•
nautics have been added to the be presented on Thursday t 7:30
scholarship to Wayne University,
It was decided that the organi-
zhange in the date of its donor
curriculum of the Jewish Com- p. m., by Irving Beckman, execu-
formerly known as Colleges of the
Two of Detroit's younger tal-
CHILD STUDY COURSE
luncheon from Feb. 28 to
zation give a home bake sale in ents, Eada Rubenstein and Morton
tive
of
a
local
advertising
firm.
City of Detroit. While at Central,
8904
Woodward,
Center,
munity
OF WOMEN'S COUNCIL the local Jewish meat markets, Sultan, 11 and 12-year-old pianists, Feb. 27.
Abe Mendelson, aviator, avia-
Miss Seppen played a prominent
9035 TWELFTH at Clairmount
at Holbrook, during the past
The change was made be-
part in school activities, appearing
tion student and aeronautical en-
will
present
a
joint
recital
on
Sun-
Wednesday, Feb. 28, and on
cause Feb. 28 occurs on the
week.
The second meeting of the child
gineer, will offer a course in fun-
ni the 12-A comic opera "The Gon-
day, Feb. 11, at 8 p. In. All proceeds Fast of Esther.
March
1,
the
day
of
Purim.
Paul Discount, well known can- damentals of aeronautical engin- study course, being given unde•
doliers." On the staff of the Central
Election of officers resulted as of the evening will go for benefit of
All other details for the
the asupices of the Detroit sec-
Student she was news editor. She
tor and composer, will conduct eering.
Junior Hadassah. The children are
luncheon remain the same.
tion of the National Council of follows: Mrs. A. Katzin, presi- cousins.
Announcing . . .
Registration
for
all
courses
pre-
also was a member of the Student
the courses in voice and harmony.
Jewish Women, will be held at 89 dent; Mesdames D. Silverstein, S.
Council Forum and Central Play-
In addition, Cantor Discount will sented by the Center will be taken
Rowena street on Monday evening, Adelman, I. Israel and S. Shuster-
ers.
The
winning
of
the
scholar-
during
the
coming
week.
direct the choral society and the
Feb. 12, at 8 o'clock, with Dr. man, vice-presidents; Mrs. Ida
ship was based upon the applicant's
Yiddish Art Theater.
Goldsmith, treasurer; Mrs. Agnes
Louis Schwartz in charge..
record at high school. At Central
Cantor Discount was the con-
Dr. Schwartz and Professor Levin, honorary secretary; Mrs.
Social Engineering Society.
Miss Seppen was an all-A student
the
Aborn
English
ductor of
Olsen devoted the first lecture to T. Segal, secretary to the board;
and upon her graduation received a
Grand Opera Company and the
Are Being Sold at Detroit's
introductory material. Ile ques- Mesdames J. Newman, J. Lieband,
high
distinction diploma.
The
Social
Engineering
Society,
the
Mendelsohn
Sing-
(Continued
from
Page
One)
?recognized as a great spiritual and
director of
Most Popular Downtown Cafe
tioned those attending as to the I. German, trustees.
ing Society of Boston. Ile is located at 9105 Hamilton, is an
cultural performance, combining
The next board Hof directors
particular angle on child psychol-
educational
organization
formed
Louis
Isaacs,
who,
before
Mrs.
known in the field of synagogue
meeting will be held Monday, Feb. alone because of their sympathies music, drama and historical facts
ogy
they
wish
brought
up
in
the
music as the editor of the 24- to co-operate with the F. E. R. A.
with the oppressed people of Ger- in a beautiful, artistic and stu- her marriage on Jan. 21, was Miss
lectures. With the interest of the 12, at 1 p. m., at the residence of
many, but because of their keen pendous spectacle that has left its Ethel Kramer, was honored with
volume "Modern Cantor." Pre- It announces the formation of a
group as a working basis, the Mrs. I. Israel, 2057 West Phila-
vious to his arrival in Detroit, he dramatic group. Among classes
interest in the pageant itself. I beneficial stamp on every com- many lovely pre-nuptial affairs. On
course is proving more satisfac- delphia.
was associated with the Keneseth offered are:
know that presentation of 'The munity in which it has been pro- Dec. 11, Mrs. A. Ilemrend gave a
Public speaking, Monday, 8 to tory than the usual where the pro-
linen shower and bridge for 40
Israel Beth Sholom Synagogue of
Romance of a People' in Detroit duced."
fessor gives a formal series of
THETA DELTA 01105 SORORITY
guests at the Norton-Palmer Ho-
Kansas City, the Y. M. and Y. W. 10; current events, Tuesday, 8 to
will make for a deeper and truer
Dr. Studer's Endorsement.
1516 Woodward Ave
speeches without knowing what
tel, Windsor. On Jan. 4, the Naomi
Theta Delta Omeg•BCOP;Ity met at the home understanding of the rich history
H. A. of Kansas City and Emanuel 10; municipal ad, Tuesday, 8 to
Dr. A. G. Studer, general secre-
10; dramatics, Thursday and Fri- the interests of his students are. of Miss Betsy. Koaak, 3765 Wager e.enue, of the Jewish people and their
Girls Club entertained with a din-
Synagogue of llratford.
rb
4.
As
•
birthday
remembrance.
Dm
sor-
tary
of
the
Detroit
Y.
M.
C.
A.,
It is hoped that more members
1 0, 1, d.wIth contribution to civilization. From
neJ and bridge for 12 guests at the
alhaMP.enr,7.
The lessons in harmony and day, 8 to 10; economics, Thursday,
orlty
S
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mr.esVe,12t.r:th,31.1..
was likewise enthusiastic over the
of the Council will take advan-
Special Dinner
75c
voice will be given by appoint- 8 to 10; commercial art, Friday,
such an understanding there is coming of the pageant to Detroit. Detroit-Leland Hotel. On Jan. 7,
tage of this opportunity to find will be given at the Barium Hotel next Scl-
Miss Mary Silverstein was hostess
ment. The choral society meets 8 to 10.
bound to come a great spirit of
Peggy
Mullen's
Revue
"Everyone
Interested
in
the
what
is
developing
in
the
field
of
'e
H
le
rge'
r
"
Srlas
Hie
Feb.
home
"
of
The public is invited to visit
ls rcr
I •
ilr
every Tuesday at 8 p. m. The
harmony and co-operation between religious phase of life," he said, to 14 guests at a bridge-tea at the
Englewood avenue, Bunny afternoon. Feb It
PEATIAM 410
child psychology.
Yiddish Art Theater will hold its these classes at any time.
the religious and racial groups "cannot help but be Impressed, Prince Edward hotel, Windsor.
[DNA MAY KEYS
Mrs. H. Berg and Mrs. E. Lanip -
ELEANOR SO
composing this community.
tremendously, by the glory and
IMMO& cArett.
kitch-
SALLY PAW
"Already we have been assured breath-taking beauty of 'The Ro- cov were joint hostesses at a
en shower and bridge supper for
of co-operation by a dozen im- mance of a People.' The fact that
DICK MOY
44 guests on Jan. 8, at the home
Moen Muter el Cm-mantes
portant organizations in the city, it is coming to Detroit will give
of Mrs. Lanipcov on Sturtevant
and before the week is out we ex- the people of this metropolis--in
Shows at 12:30, 6:30 and
avenue. Mrs. L. Canner entertain-
pest that there will be few, indeed. fact, of the entire state-an op- ed 18 guests at her residence on La-
11:30 P. M.
that will not have announced their portunity which I think is one of
Belle avenue on Jan. 10. Mrs. B.
endorsement of the presentation • life-time.
Bill Rich and His Band
Nathei. and Miss Edith Cohene
here.
"It will, doubtless, make for were joint hostesses to 23 guests
Na Cover Charge
CA. 2902
"Detroiters of every walk of better understanding among all
at a lovely luncheon and personal
life will be keenly interested, and religionists, and will be a piece
shower on Jan 14, at the Wolver-
I am sure will thoroughly enjoy of education that could not be ine Hotel. Mrs. J. Singer was hos-
the production. It has been ac- duplicated except through a life- tess to six couples at her home on
claimed most highly by every time of study and thorough appre- Longfellow avenue on Jan. 14, at
dramatic critic in New York and ciation of the Bible.
• dinner and bridge.
MAKE-UP BOXES for
Chicago and, from the comments
"I feel that the sponsors are to
children who enjoy mak-
of the hundreds of thousands who be congratulated on bringing the
ing their own
have seen it in those cities, I know pageant to Detroit, and I want to
that Detroit has a real treat in add my voice to the welcome that
store.
it should receive."
New Books of All Publishers
Dramatic groups, marching
Women's Endorsements.
clubs, veterans' organizations,
Arrangements for the eight-
As a cultural and aesthetic of-
lodges and societies are urged to
eenth annual ball of the Work.
join en masse for participation in tering to opera-goers and music- men's Circle, Branch III, have
the pageant. Wherever possible lovers, the pageant should be most
been completed, to be held Sun-
they will be permitted to work to- warmly received, Mrs. John S. day, Feb. 25, in the Crystal Ball-
1550 Woodward Avenue
gather, making for closer unity Newberry, president of the De- room of the Statler Hotel.
RINCL ISIS
and better spirit throughout the troit Symphony Society, declared.
The Workmen's Circle is made
"Not alone is 'The Romance of
entire huge company. In another
up of men and women of the
Column of this issue of The Chron- a People' to be welcomed to De- working class, and is a
icle appears a coupon which vol- troit for its religious significance, organization providing cultural,
unteers are urged to fill out and but from the cultural and aesthetic educational and social opportuni-
mail to the headquarters of "The standpoint it is an offering of un- ties for members. During these
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Romance of • People," at room rivalled merit and Importance," lost fees years • great deal of
Jewish National Fund announces
she said. "As president of the
508, Park Avenue Building.
cahritable work has been done.
The call for volunteers is not Detroit Symphony Society, which A special relief fund is used for that • kosher catered dinner will
restricted to Detroit. Talent is we may modestly consider one of needy families. The proceeds of be served at the donor luncheon
on May 2.
wanted from every surrounding the leading cultural organizations
the dance to be held on Feb. 25
Mrs. H. Milkovsky, past presi-
city and village, wherever it is of the city, I feel privileged to
are to go to this relief fund.
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
possible for people to get to De- welcome to Detroit Mr. Van Grove
Information regarding tickets the J. N. F., bade her friends and
and
the
production
he
is
direc-
troit easily and quickly.
may be secured by calling M. fellow club members faresiell for
ting."
Wiseman Lamls 3 0000000 .
Meyers, Lenox 5657.
a several months' stay in New
Another prominent woman to
Lauding the-sponsors on their
York. Upon her return she will
accomplishment in bringing the lend her voice of commendation
resume
her activities for the Jew-
spectacle to Detroit, Henry Wine- is Mrs. Albert Kahn, who declared JUDGES TO SPEAK ON
ish National Fund.
man, chairman of the board of the that the universal appeal of the
ALTMAN
JEWISH
HOUR
Rummage
stores are now avail-
Jewish Welfare Federation, said: story behind the pageant-the
able and those wishing to earn
"I feel that in bringing this very history of mankind-will as-
Here is a two-piece suite with the newest
Judge 'I nomas .1. Murphy will money for the donor luncheon
great dramatic production to De- sure its popularity in Detroit
type carved frames. The arm-posts are
troit you are conferring a great. "The story of the Bible, she be the meeker on Altman's Jew- may get in touch with the chair-
smartly exposed. The feather spring pillow-
favor on the entire community. said, "is fundamentally familiar to ish Radio Hour, over Station man of rummage, Mrs. I. Mar.
Jew or Gentile, we WSIBC. from 12 noon to 1:30 galls, Garfield 8398, or the co.
backs are attached. The coverings all over
Of the entire Century of Progress all of us.
chairman, Mrs. J. Lattin, Trinity
p. rn.,
ten ay.
Exposition, one of the most out- recognize its beauty and naturally
are of fine Tapestries in a large range of
On Feb. 18, Judge Donald Van
standing features, to my mind, its profound 'significance in all
color combinations. You'll be able to buy it
Interesting suggestions for those
was the glory and pageantry of present-day religions. "The worn- Zile will 'speak over this hour.
in the February Furniture Sale at $89. And
en of Detroit, who. I feel, are the
In addition to the speaker, this wishing to earn donor luncheon
'The Romance of a People. '
"Many of us, unfortunately, mainstay of the community's reli- Sunday's program will be featured money may also be obtained from
on most convenient terms!
were unable to get to Chicago- gious life, should take • close per- by musical selections. Mandell Mrs. Victor Bernstein, chairman
or later to New York--and there- sonal interest in the fart that 'The Bernstein will broadcast the week's of ways and means committee,
University 2-4240.
fore missed what critics have uni- Romance of ■ People' is coming news.
A tree was planted In memory
Last Sunday, Mr. Altman's hour
versally hailed as the major here. They should make it •
of their beloved mother, Pauline
was
featured
by
the
appearance
achievement in stage art of recent point to see that those of their
yeara. Now this great thing is friends and family who do not of Sachs Amu! and Stella Shul- Feltner. by Mr. and Mrs. William
being brought to Detroit and we take part In the production at man of Littman 's Yiddish Theater Feltner. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ry.
will be able to enjoy It to our !east go to see It. I know that and Mullis Smilansky, local able eus planted • tree In memory of
their beloved mother, Riaa Rya's.
soloist.
hearts' content The pageant is such will be my position."

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DANCE ON FEB. 25

Valentine Cards

SHEEHAN'S

KOSHER FOOD AT
J. N. F. LUNCHEON