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March 25—Miss Esther Levine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Levine of 3534 Parker avenue, to Dr. Samuel Rosenthal. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenthal, at Congregation Emanuel, Taylor
and Wilson.
March 25—Miss Laura Bortman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Beeman, to Morris Nosanchuk, son of Mrs. Esther Nosanchuk, at
Congregation Beth Yehuda.
March 25—Miss Inez Pont. daughter of Mrs. L. Pont of 3273
Calvert avenue, to Harold Metter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Metier
of Sturtevant avenue. Rabbi I. Stollman will perform the ceremony.
March 25—Miss Avia H. Rice, sister of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rose
of 3318 Calvert avenue, to Lawrence L. Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Kaplan of this city.
March 25—Miss Rae Blanche Fogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hyman Fogel of Hazelwood avenue, to Julius Klempner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Klempner of Brush street.

A. Ginsburg and Mrs. Walter Laib,
for the, purpose of selling tickets
for the pageant "The Romance of
a People."
All proceeds derived from sales
of tickets will be turned over by
the Council for German-Jewish
March 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Glazer of 16167 Baylis avenue
relief, and will not be used for
■ daughter, Geraldine.
Council purposes.
March 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Bresler of 2740 Richton
Mrs. Harry N. Cohn, 4530
Sturtevant avenue, is the acting avenue, a daughter, Jacqueline Fay.
secretary of the committee and
March 17--To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sonney (Dorothy Wilder) of
is in full charge of the ticket 3799 Clements, a son, Joseph.
sales.
I March 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Berg (Ruth Neiman),
Mrs. Walter Leib and Mrs. Gins-
burg, as co-chairmen, are assisted a son, Bernard Jerome.
March 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Rapaport (Ilinde Goldstein)
by the following vice-chairmen:
Mrs. Emil Amberg, Mrs. E. A. At- of 1161 West Euclid, a daughter, Susan Deborah.
las, Mrs. Ilarry Farb:dein, Mrs.
Herbert Sloman.

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There is no longer any necessity of inflicting upon the
Jewish woman the household drudgery attending the observ-
ance of Passover. The entire family may spend the holiday
at Elkin Hotel for less than it would cost at home. This is
without even considering the splendid services, convivial
companionship, wholesome, delicious food, and charming

environment we offer you.

Mrs. Samuel Elkin

1

Mrs. Emil Ambenre teams follows, Mn.
Milton Alexander, Mrs Harry Berman. Mrs.
Joseph Bleier. Mrs. Sol Cole, Mrs. J. L.
Freud. Mrs. John HeavenrIch. MrB. Morita
Flora
Kahn. MN. DeRoy Kuttnither. Miss
LePpel. Mrs. Louis Mudlner, Mrs Sam Rice.
Mrs. E. A. Atlaes team, Mrs. Harold Al-
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ien. Mrs.
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Mn. J. Kelley Kaufman, Miss Ella Vera

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Mrs. Harry rarbsteln l a team, Mrs. S. t.
Barnett. Mrs. M. Broad. Mr.. Simon Cued!.
Mrs Hugo A. Freud. Mrs. Edwin Cage, Mn.
Isaac Gilbert, Mrs. Joseph Hartman. lira
John Imerman. Mrs H. B. Llchtman, Mn.
Frank Martin. Mrs M. Millet Shafer.
Mrs. Herbert Blom... team: Mrs. him

Berger, Mrs. Joseph Dario. Mrs. In Tried-
ntherg, Mrs. John C. Hopp. Mrs. Benlamln
Lambert. MIN Fanny Levine, Mrs. Max
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URGENT PLEA MADE
FOR MO'OS CHITIM

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

March 25—Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Moshe, supper
and card party.
April 1—Ninth annual concert of Halevy-Hazomir Singing
Society, at Orchestra Hall.
April 1—Graduation exercises of Tuxedo branch of United
iebrew Schools at B'nai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter and
Lawrence.
Apri 2—Graduation exercises of Oakland branch of United
Hebrew Schools, at Moore School, 1000 Alger.
Apri 3—Zionist meeting.
Apri 4—Graduation exercises at Philadelphia-Byron branch
of United Hebrew Schools.
Apri 8—Temple Beth El Alumni "Showboat Shuffle."
Apri 8—Beth El Sisterhood meeting.
Apri 8—Dinner-dance of Zedakah Club.
Apri 9—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek.
Apri 10—Hadassah membership luncheon.
Apri 15—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood supper dance.
Apri 16-23—Pageant, "The Romance of a People," at Olympia.
Apr 28—Home, Relief Juniors' dance.
-
Apri 29—Zionist meeting.
Apri 29—Young People's Auxiliary of Congregation B'nai
Moshe, fourth annual spring frolic.
May 1-11adassah May festival (afternoon).
May 1—Eva Prenzlauer Group mothers-daughters dinner.
Jewtsh National Fund
May 2—Annual $5 donor hatcheon of
Auxiliary.
May 6—Mothers and daughters luncheon of the Woman's
Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
May 7—Council of Jewish Women.
May 8—Hadassah monthly meeting.
htay 9—Zedakah Mothers-Daughters dinner.
May 13—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers-Daughters lunch•
eon.

At the last meeting of the Nto'oe
Chaim committee, held last Sat-
urday
night, it was reported that
OF THE ORIGINAL ELKINS
to date less money has been col-
Founders of the Elkins Hotel, Prop.
lected this year in spite of the
fact that many cases have applied
!for help.
Make reservations now by writing immediately, or
In order to be able to start dis-
phone Mt. Clemens 135
t•ibution, the committee reminds
Note: Mrs. Samuel Elkin has no connection with any other
the public that more assistance is
hotel in Mt. Clemens.
needed without delay.
This is an emergency call and
we trust you will not fail us," the
appeal states.
B'NAI MOSHE SUPPER
Charles Smith, chairman of the
ON SUNDAY EVENING
committee, will speak over Alt-
man's Jewish Radio Hour, Sunday,
Services:
CRAINE • JOSEFF
Everything is in readiness' for
Rabbi J. s Sperka's sermon on Saturday at 12:30 p. m. All contributions
Jacob Josef( announces the mar-
morning viii be on the topic •• Shaun Rego- should be sent to Mr. Smith, 2244 the supper and card party of the
dol " The aermon to preached at 10 30 o'clock.
riage
of
his daughter, Molly, to
Sisterhood on Sunday evening,
Longfellow avenue.
March 25, in the banquet hall of Max Craine, son of Mrs. Ethel
Junta Congregative,
Craine, on March 11. Rabbi J.
The Junior Congregation welcomn dl boys
bwomlng Bar Ylnrb to
Kornfeld of Toledo officiated. Sir.
Zr:Le'lZere'veg
and Mrs. Craine left on an ex-
Saturday morning nt 9 30 in the daily prayer
room of the synalOgu•.
tended trip south.

LUNG Auxiliary:
A special meeting of the Auxiliary to cheek
all e.t.a, of the 11 donor dinner will be
held on Monday evening. larch M.

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The Sieterhood was host on Wedneaday eve-
ning. March II, to Its members and their
hovbands at • "get acquainted party" which
held in the win hail of the eybdogue.
Supper r ins sense to all the Subta and the
Suppe
evening •as meat in gam. and dancing
Community singing on participated In by
all. Mrs. N. Kornweise was chairman of the
event which irfll hl.h11.1130.d by all present.
TIN next meeting will be held on Monday.
Starch 24, at 5.30. Mrs. A Wolk will preside .

Teens leases Clubs7—
The Junior 13.1 David's ho J. C
sponmr rale of handicraftusehold ar-
ticles on Uonday ebnInI. March 96, at the
eynagodue. The proceeds will go towards
Young Judaea work. All are selcorne to It-

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A gala event will be presented
at the Jewish Community Center,
Woodward near Holbrook, Wednes-
day evening, March 28, at 8:15
in the form of a stag smoker.
Gus Dorais, athletic director of '
the University of Detroit, and''
Harry Kipke, head coach of the
University of Michigan, will be the
guest speakers for the evening.
This event is being sponsored by
the smoker committee, consisting of
the members of the athletic coin-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Center and representatives of the
various councils of all divisions.
The program of the evening is as
follows:

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EMMA LAZAROFF SCHAVER

The outstanding feature of the
ninth annual concert to be pre-
sented by the Detroit Halevy Sing-
ing Society will be the cantata
"Song of Miriam," by Schubert.
In this cantata is expressed Mir-
iani's hymn of praise for the deliv-
erance of her people from slavery,
and the rejoicing of the people
over their freedom, their hopes for
a new and happier life and the
denunciation of their oppressors.
This these is especially significant
at this time, because the concert
will be presented during Pesach.
The various parts of this mu-
sical composition range from calm
and soft melodies to stirring and
forceful numbers. Although the
cantata is short, it is a work of
imperishable beauty.
The soprano solo will be sung
by the widely known and cele-
brated Detroit soprano, Mme.
Emma Lazaroff Scharer. Mole.
Scheyer recently made a brilliant
and sensational debut with the San
Carlo Grand Opera Company,
playing the leading feminine role
in "Faust." Shortly afterwards
she appeared in concert with Tito
Schipa, noted opera star, and as
solo star with the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra on several occa-
sions. Mme. Schaver's appear-
ances have not only been limited
to Detroit's music lovers, but have
charmed audiences in many other
cities as far east as New York
City. She has accepted as her
next engagement an appearance in
Toronto on April 29.
Dan Frohman of Cleveland will
conduct the concert. The accom-
paniment will be a two-piano ar-
rangement by Rebecca Katzman
Frohman and Rose Bassin, both of
whom are well known musicians
in Detroit.
The ninth annual concert will
be presented at Orchestra Hall,
on April 1. The advance sale of
tickets indicates a capacity audi-
ence.

FORDON • GORNBEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gornbein
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Sophie, to Marcus For-
don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fordon, on March 18, at Josef(
Brothers Restaurant, 2038 Wood-
ward avenue. Rev. S. Mogilevaky
performed the ceremony. Covers
were laid for 145 guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Fordon left on a honeymoon
trip east.

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The Detroit section of the Na-
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Mr. and Mrs. ht. Shepherd of 3266 Pasadena avenue announce
has organized four teams, under
the joint leadership of Mrs. Fred the engagement of their daughter, Lee, to Morris Weingarten, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. Weingarten of Toronto, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cohen announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jeanne Spielman Cohen, to Dr. Morris M. Burstein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Burstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kline of 3202 Cortland avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Elsie, to Julius Gunsberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gunsberg of 16559 Cherrylawn avenue.

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Jacob Levin, who for several
year, occupied the position of
president for life and was given
a vote of thanks for his untiring
efforts in behalf of the Mizrachi
movement since its inception.
The other officers elected are:
Daniel Temchin, first vice-presi-
dent; S. Shnitz, second vice-presi
dent; Moses Weisswasser, secre-
tary; Rabbi I. Aishiskin, treasurer.
The following were elected to the
board of directote: I. Gendelman,
Lippe Dann, H. Shor, Israel Liss,
I. Rubinstem, M. Prussian, Jacob
Hobermann and L. Kollenberg.
The following are to represent the
Mizrachi organization in the com-
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Miss Dorothy Elkin, daughter
AS IT
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e
Clepps,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
tend
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of
London,
England,
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AT ALL GROCERY STORES
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. Chosen Pinchick will officiate at the Rake
married on Sunday, Feb. 25, at
on the Friday ermine. March 3. at 7 o'clock,
1646 Chicago boulevard.
Saturday morning. March 31. at 9 o'clock. and
Rabbi Mogil read the marriage
Sunday. April at 11 a m Rabbi lentils S.
Introductory remarks Gus Emma° chair•
Barri. will preach the sermons
service in the presence of 60 MRS. COLTEN TO SPEAK
man of Jewish Community Center athletic
MRS. MAX GROSS
board
guests. Dinner and dancing fol- ON ZWEIG'S NOVEL AT
Remarks. Jacob Maser and Joseph Magid-
FOURTH ONEG SHABBA
the synagogue, Dexter at Lawr- lowed the ceremony.
b*Itrenr7n0°,!•1:0:17nia'gletic director
The bride wore a gown of white
'"'ClUlisrte-spea
ence.
U. of O: Harr, Klpte. head football earn
satin
simply
fashioned
with
a
cowl
IMMONIMMINIMMOINIMOMMIMINI of
Saturday afternoon, March 24
Mrs. Max Gross is active on the
of U of Y.
Announcer William Kaufman. chairman of
arrangements committee for this neckline, puffed sleeves to the at 2:30, the fourth Oneg Shabby
ulnae athletic council.
wrists, floor-length skirt, and a of Detroit chapter of Hadassah wil l
vocal selections. Larry &hearts of A Z. A. affair.
train. A narrow row of orange-
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Following the supper which will blossoms entwined the cap of her be held. The place has bee
Wrestling bout,. referee. Red Elliott of 0
changed to the home of Miss Jean
of
. homer 'Odell...Mehl chmulon wino- be served at 6:30 p. m., the eve-
veil. She carried a bouquet of ette Steinberg, 1518 Edison.
Big Ten Conference
ning will be devoted to cards and white roses and stenia.
1 Dave Solomon. 145 IM. '1 Barn Hoober-
"DeVriendt Goes Home," eye
man, 110 lbs.
prizes will be awarded to winners
I The bride's niece, Elizabeth, was novel by Arnold Zweig, noted au
2 P•111 115.1.1l. 130 lb N. Lou Stocker.
larmatng
Tickets may be secured from flower girl. She wore a rose taf- thor, will be reviewed by Mr
1M lb., Wayne University
Team.
Sisterhood members or by tele- , feta dress and carried a basket Morse Colton, preceded by a brie
I Comedy wrestling exhibition - Morris
phoning llogarth 0862 or North- of rose petals.
lax. 130 lbs vs Sol Jetta 173 lb
presentation of current events b
Stretched to Length Requested
Rumor°. recitations Dv. Jules Goldsmith- lawn 9702, the office of the syna-
There were several out-of-town &Ire. Aaron Silberblatt. Ilarlassa
former member of mineown Entertalament
gogue, for reservations.
guests in the wedding party.
members are welcome.
of Alsructle Unlyerarr-
A famous doctor made that Society
Box hoots. mrmberit of Jeatali Community
After a short wedding trip, Mr.
The next meeting of the Sister-
The educational committee, Mr
observation some years ago. Center Baxley. Clan Lou Handler. referee.
A huge insurance company graduate of Michigan State College and at hood will be held on Tuesday eve- and Mrs. Sidney Clepps will make Schmarya Kleiman, chairman, an
preen, head boxing instructor et the Jewish ning, April 3, at 8 p. m., in the their home in Detroit.
nounces
that due to the necessit
has substantiated the theory. Community Center. has Handler-Sanford At.
Phone Cadillac 5169
for Rabbi Fram's absence fro
club room of the synagogue.
Rheumatism, arthritis, neur- ler. wends
Lloyd Avetbeck. Ill lb n Mae Bar.,
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LUTZ
Detroit
next
Wednesday, March 2.
On Sunday, April 15, the Sister-
itis, as well as corns and cal- ID Ihs, Carl Silver. IVO Ib vs Ben wham
On
March
18,
Miss
Alice
Kan-
the
regular
hi-weekly
meeting
Jake
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lbs
Sol
Hoberman.
117
lbs.
hold
a
card
party.
louses, are related to faulty in
hood will
ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Study Group has been poet
Biotic! 115 lb.
foot posture.
Plans are being arranged for a Charles Kanter, became the bride
Banjo eelections Harold Sandleman well
poned to Wednesday, April 11.
known radio performer and former feature Mother's Day program by the Sis-
.
Movies
of Edward Lutz, son of Mr. and
A well attended luncheon-meet-
soloist with VInmat Lope, and
Drs. WEISS
terhood of the congregation and Mrs. Harry Lutz. Rabbi M. Zager ing was recently held at the home
Donation for the motet are,
Cigars. Maser and sons Clew Co
the Young People's Auxiliary.
officiated, at Congregation B'nai of Ira. Nathan Kaplan, chairman
ewes, Economical Drug Co wrestlers. Warne
Mrs Was Kahn spent anal dans In De-
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.oeles
Plans are also under way for Zion.
1 Irrpr:t tul.R.ur Team
BE PHOtOGRAPHEO
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of the National Fund, preliminary trott
apeetal
Fla -
last wort .
Seery SW
the straw-berry festival early in
to the annual collection of National
el we
AO Lengths ming• Club. physical eramtnallon, De. has
for NNW
William Hutton has returned home after
and Dr Saul ROHM....
'May.
Fund
boxes.
Mrs.
Frank
Wets-
RCM,
Rem AAAA
Cans M.
This function is being directed
The outstanding event of the
man assisted in the arrangements spewing m-•.1 wets In Teens
to RTR
YOUR
Pr Seer
by Meyer Blatt, physical director 'season of the Young People's Aux-
for this meeting. Mrs. Hy C. Bro-
Ebel •111t.•
Kt .1 Yea C J. Levy have returned bola@
roseiremests
FAMILY
of the Jewish Community Center.
iliary of Congregation B'nat
der, vice-president of Hadassah, alter /pending Use put Sc, WHO In Malin
RECORDS
Moshe will be the fourth annual
whose department Includes the gen-
Word
was
melted
bre
of
the
death
ef
Members
of
the
Young
People's
spring frolic which will be held
eral direction of the National Fund, Mrs. Wax Devine. foreterty Mildred Beet-
Ore
romp".
Temple
Club
will
participate
in
a
Sunday
evening,
April
29.
on
witabl Impend *-
gave
an
interesting
talk
on
this
only
health
shoes
of
—the
en of this tiny. at Lee Angeles, Calif
Dave Diamond has been engaged symposium on Fascism at 3 p. m. phase of Zionist endeavor. The Death came se the malt of injure. received
tarn el year bye nod
their kind made in America
ems.
to furnish the music for this oc- Sunday, March 25, in the Men's following workers are now engaged In as automobile accident March II. Her
—have been built to correct
husband au ::,swim Injured la the male ,
Club Rooms of Temple Beth El. in this activity: •
Tern. Beth Jacob herd regular Sabbath casion.
had posture, to draw the feet
.d nretnns 1s • brit. conditles Lee al
The outRest of Rabin Men
The M.N. Roth Blumenthal and Corr.
emu,.
Sponsored
by
the
club's
discus-
nonce
!
into balance and hold them Berger• sermon was • r.risca Tan el Dien-.
and Mesdames mann Barest, Juan California homitat Surviving are M
sion group, the symposium will be Mars
Brun. Hsi Brusteta. Bant Ostrow Des Cul- Mid. be meow, Mrs Etta Derlamms.
there.
torous," a review of Russian life since 1A.
Wit SPECIAL 4 ter fa
led by Miss Evelyn Sulzberger and len Jack IN. Davy human. 05,14 Pelee North Jacks*. Oren Say City: • beeMer I
advent of 1.111
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Beckman.
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Arnold
Frank.
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Maurice Moyer, who will outline Gilbert, !Innen omlem.n. Ham Oalhave. tem Yre, L Kuw0. Wanton. Mcb.. 1b. •1•1
Come in today to see for
The Temple will hold • ecenronnite Debt
w aressonse us as
the
historical
aspects
of
the
the-
Whoa
Goer..
Inseard
Kay.
Mere.
Keys.
.do.
Met Ralf. and Wm Abs LIST. Bruck-
yourself.
Priday Nerves. March 30. the Ent Nes% el
C Levy, Rol Low Sala Liebertaaa, Maw. Min RaN Rectos.. Lee Ans.'. and
ory. The social and political as- tee.
the Pawnor lentos] The Feder service wed
Jonah ICU, Ben Prem.., Moe Prince
Miss Clan Berkman, 11. LIU. The AM ,
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be conducted by the rabbi with the renal.
A.
an-
63
of
A.
Z.
pect+
will
be
presented
by
them
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RICIITTRID CHTROPODISTI
Punted services VD be held llettoroadaY
at Temple Beth El on Sunday. sion of the subject of Fascism.
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