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Births
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook and
daughter, Joyce, of Chicago were
entertained at a dinner given by
Mr. and Mrs. I. Ressler of West
April 11—To Dr. and Mrs. S. F.. Gould of 4880 South Martin
Euclid avenue.
dale, a daughter.
March 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Helfgott (Matilda
Mr. and Mrs. Abe•Gittleman of
Maxmen), a daughter, Louise Sandra.
742 West Grand boulevard an-
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nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Roland Lee, on Saturday
morning, April 21, at Congrega-
tion El Moshe. A reception will
be held at home on Sunday, April
22, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.
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CAMP NAHELU
on PERRY LAKE
ORTONVILLE, MICHIGAN
A Character Camp far Children
Mrs. Eli Sachse, general chair-
man of the Jewish National Fund
Auxiliary $5 donor luncheon, an-
nounces to all members of the
Auxiliary and also to non-mem-
b ers that anyone wishing to pay
for their pledges may come up to
h er home any Tuesday evening
and Thursday afternoon and eye-
ing at 1528 Virginia Park, when
the general secretary, Mrs. M.
Schubiner, will be present to re-
ceive pledges. Anyone desiring to
earn their money by rummaging
should communicate with Mrs. 1.
Margolis at Garfield 8398.
CAMP NAHELU offers your child ten glorious
weeks of land and water sports—horseback
riding—woodcraft—tennis —archery — dra-
matics—educational trips—camp carnival.
CAMP NAHELU
offers supervision and instructions by univer-
sity trained adult leaders, selected not
only for their training but for their
love of children. An instructive
leadership whose character-
developing influence
does not cease
with a
summer.
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Moderate fees. For additional information
write or phone Mrs. E. Lesowoder, director,
Townsend 7-6890.
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The Misses Faye Chinley and
Ann Freedman were joint host,
esses at a dinner and theater party
on April 12, honoring Mrs. David
Finkelstein of Chicago, Ill., for-
merly Miss Rose Simkin of De-
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LeBOSKY • MARKS
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF
Mrs. Joseph M. Marks an-
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Aimee Louise
Marks, to Frederic Myron Le-
Bosky, son of Mrs. Bertha Le-
Bosky of New York, Sunday noon,
April 8, at Barbizon Plaza Hotel,
New York. Rabbi Aaron Eiseman
officiated.
"Little Nahelu"
May 1st, 1934
A SEPARATE UNIT for the exclusive use of our
pre-school campers, age 3-6 years.
HURWITZ - MARKS
A new building with steam heat and all modern improve-
Well qualified councillors will be in charge, under
ments.
Registrations are
supervision of Mr.. Helen Lipschitz, R. N.
For information call Townsend 7-6890.
now being taken.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marks of
Boyne City, Mich., announce the
marriage of their daughter, Jean-
ette Gertrude, to Emanuel Hur-
witz of Chicago, on April 5. Rabbi
Samuel Felix Mendelsohn offici-
ated.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurwitz are at
home at 5017 North Mozart street,
Chicago, III.
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A special meeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Or-
ganization will be held Monday,
April 16, at 2 p. m. sharp, at Con-
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CONGRATULATIONS
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We regard "The Romance of a
People" as a significant effort to
bring to great masses of people a
new appreciation of the ideals
which have animated the Jewish
people through the centuries, and
a new conception of the spirit and
the beauty of Jewish tradition.
We add our congratulations to
the cast and sponsors on this
achievement.
formance in which he has appeared in the pageant, in New York,
Philadelphia and Cleveland he drew such prolonged applause that the
performance. had to be interrupted for many minutes.
Leo Kopp, although he is not seen personally in the pageant, is
responsible in great measure for its musical success. He is the musical
director of the spectacle. A very able pianist, be plays a leading
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role in the preparation of the cast and in directing the music.
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION ' vided by Duane Sawyer and his
AFFAIR OF BETH EL 16-piece orchestra, soon to make
its bow on a national radio hook-
up.
Israel Himelhoch, president of
Temple Beth El, is executive chair-
man of the dinner-dance. Other
committee chairmen include Mrs.
Sidney J. Allen, Mrs. Henry Mey-
ers, Mrs. Henry Levitt, Mrs. S. L.
VanNoorden, Lewis Weitzman,
Harry Hyman, Mrs. Joe Magid-
cohn, Herbert Robinson, Saul Rose
and Ephraim R. Gomberg.
"The Temple spring dinner-
dance is a subscription affair," said
Mr. Welling. "Our purpose in
inaugurating this new institution
is two-fold: We hope to aid the
Temple in the first place, and sec-
ondly, we expect to provide an
evening of entertainment the like
such as we seldom have had in De-
troit."
Invitations will be sent out to
members of Temple Beth El next
week. Reservations are to be re-
turned to Mrs. Henry Meyers, 124
Massachusetts avenue, by Tues-
day, May 1.
Tables will be placed around the
dance and entertainment floor in
the grand ballroom of the hotel,
•Mrs. Meyers explained, and these
tables will be set aside for the
guests in the order that reserva-
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
tions are received. Guests desir-
social function, the general com- ing to be seated at the same table
mittee under the chairmanship of must indicate this fact on their
David Welling is laying plan+ reservation cards. or by telephon-
for the varied program of enter ing to her.
Members of Temple Beth El
tainment.
The dinner-dance will take place will be permitted to invite their
friends,
who will be sent invita-
at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, May 5, in
the grand ballroom of the Book- tions at the request of any mem-
ber.
Cadillac Hotel. A galaxy of star,'
The elaborate program of en-
of the entertainment world will
appear during the dinner and at tertainment is now in the process
its close there will be a dance. ,of preparation under the direction
Music for the affair will be pro- I of Mr. Weitzman and Mr. Hyman.
Distribution of tickets for the
first annual subscription dinner-
dance of Temple Beth El is un-
der way.
With committees appointed for
all of the features of the spring
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CLOTHES OF QUALITY
The Romance of Being "Dressed
Up" is Best Reflected in a
Baumgartner Outfit!
Men's and Young Men's
SUITS
All With
Two Trousers
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cheviots and Flannels in Smart Business
t time.
Suits and the New Sport Models so popular at the p
Dancing every evening except Monday, to the snappy tunes
The Indiana Aces."
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TWO EMINENT ARTISTS WHO ARE
PARTICIPATING IN THE PAGEANT
North End Clinic. continues to
reflect improved business condi-
tions.
March income from patients,
$1,015, very happily reached the
average required to balance the
1934 budget as granted by the Com-
munity Fund. This is the first time
that this monthly income from this
source has been this high since
1932, In March, 1933, it was only
$648.
March per visit income, 18c is
double that of March, 1933, and is
back to the level of the early sum-
mer of 1932. (This per visit income
is the total received from patients
for all services, laboratory examin-
ations, X-rays, all treatments, med-
ication and appliances, including
glasses, etc., divided by the total
number of visits—so represents
much more than the average
amount paid for a visit to • phy-
sician or dentist).
Only 1,844 individuals visited
North End Clinic in March—the
usual number in 1930. March,
1933, had the highest number, 2,528.
Visits numbering 5,643 were made
by these patients in March—the
level of early 1933. In January,
1931, the peak was reached, 7,926
visits.
Only 76 per cent of these visits
were free, the level of the latter
part of 1932, as compared with 84
per cent in March, 1933.
Only 38 per cent were from Wel-
fare clients-52 per cent were
from this group last May and again
in November—the highest percen-
tage reached.
The daily clinic load is now about
that of 1929 and 1931-209 visite.
Only 51 per cent of these new
patients were unemployed by ei-
ther industry or C. W. A. In No-
vember, 1933, 87 per cent were
unemployed. Not since 1929 have
so few of the new patients been
unemployed.
Only one-sixth of these new pat-
ients were from families assisted
by the Welfare instead of one-half
as in 1933.
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority will
have an open meeting on Tuesday
evening, April 24, at the Jewish
Community Center. Any young
lady who is interested may attend
this meeting. There will be a
speaker and entertainment. Miss
Beatrice Schmittel will be hostess
this Saturday evening at a mixed
social. On May 6, Miss Bessie
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Shepherd of Windsor will enter-
LASAR GALPERN
LEO KOPP
tain with a bridge at her home.
Laser
Galpern,
who
lead.
the
Chassidic group, and himself
The sorority has made arrange-
ments for a moonlight to be given dances the Chassidic dance in the pageant, "The Romance of a
the early part of August.
People," is one of the most noted artists in his field. In every per-
The camp is 1000 feet above sea level
—the highest point in this part
of Michigan
Camp Nahelu will
for inspection.
Wedding Calendar
April 15--Miss Rose Williams, daughter of Mrs. B. Williams of
1217 West Philadelphia avenue, to Reuben Cohen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Cohen.
May 27—Miss Gertrude Schlussel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Schlussel of Gladstone avenue, to Philip Krasnick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Krasnick, at Congregation Beth Tephila
Emanuel.
May 29—Miss Jean Goldman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bar-
Mrs. B. Meisner of 2030 Hazel-
nett Goldman of 3753 Elmhurst avenue, to Irwin Friedman, son of
wood avenue will be at home all
Mr. and Mrs. Bien Friedman of 2707 Webb avenue, at the B'nai
day Sunday, April 15, in celebra-
David Synagogue, Fourteenth and Elmhurst.
tion of her eighty-second birthday,
and will be happy to see all her
friends.
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COlurl' bi
Frances Ann Friedman of Buf-
ulo, N. Y., has returned to her
ome after a two weeks' visit with
er aunt, Mrs. Samuel Gordon of
ortland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Zail announce the engagement of the i r
daughter, Mary, to Dr. Barney Nosanchuk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Nosanchuk.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Krause of 3212 Monterey avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ruth Peggy, to Ben C. Shapero of
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Mrs. Mollie Schechter of 2047 Hazelwood avenue announces the
engagement of her daughter, Ethel, to Abe Cherow, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Jacob Cherow of 12111 Linwood avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Axelrod of 15503 Normandy avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Lillian, to Louis Schwartz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwartz of 641 Belmont avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Newman of 2028 West Philadelphia avenue,
announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Lewis Papo,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Papo of BlaMe avenue.
Mrs. Davis A. Benson of 18010
orthlawn avenue has returned
root a three weeks' stay in the
ast, during which time she visited
er parents in Ephrata, Pa., and
as entertained by friends in New
ork, Philadelphia and Atlantic
ity.
$125
LADIES' COATS
obby, former Detroiters, who
ave been visiting here for sev-
ral months, have returned to
heir home at 817 South Hauser
oulevurd, Los Angeles, Calif.
In honor of her tenth birthday,
Mired Bronstein will entertain
0 of her friends at a party this
unday afternoon, at her home on
lazeiwood avenue.
$100
MEN'S SUITS
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gordon
, nd daughter, Ruth, and son,
NORTH END CLINIC
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i I IMPROVED BUSINESS
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Here's Where To Get
"Romance" Tickets
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Tickets for "The Romance
of a People,'" which begins a
week's engagement at Olympia,
Monday evening, may he ob-
tained at the following sales
stations:
All Y. M. C. A. buildings. All
Y. W. C. A. buildings.
League of Catholic Women's
Activities Building.
Grinnel Bros. Music Store.
The Union Guardian Build-
ing, County Building and First
National Building.
United Hebrew Schools.
Members of combined Zionist
Organizations, Paul If
Playfrs of the Metropolitan
M. T. Church, Junior League.
Bonstelle Civic Theater Asso-
ciation. and Detroit Council,
Parent-Teachers Asocsiation.
Headquarters: 508 Park Ave-
, nue Building.
Prices: $1. $1.50, *2. and $3.
April 15—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood supper dance.
April 16-23--Pageant, "The R ,, mance of a People," at Olympia.
April 22—Spring dinner-dance of Women's Auxiliary of B'nai
B'rith.
April 23—Home Relief meeting.
April 28—Home Relief Juniors' dance.
April 29—Joint meeting of Zionist Organization, Ilada•sah.
Junior Hadassah, Jewish National Fund, Masada, at Hotel
Statler. Morris RothenbeTg of New York, national Z. 0.
A. president, guest speaker.
April 29—Young People's Auxiliary of Congregation B'nai
Moshe, fourth annual spr.ng frolic.
April 30-11adassah May fest ,, al, 1 p. rn.
May 1—Eva Preralauer Group mothers-daughters dinner.
May 2—Annual 85 donor luni heon of Jewish National Fund
Auxiliary.
May 6—Mothers and dauchti, rs luncheon of the Woman's
Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
May 7—Council of Jewish Women.
May 8—Iladnesah monthly meeting.
May 9—Zedakah Mothers-Daughters dinner.
May 13—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers-Daughters lunch-
eon.
May 16—League of Jewish W ∎ men's Organizations.
$30 to $50
INCLUDING EXTRA TROUSERS
Topcoats- Smartly Styled
Raglans with Notch or Military Collars—Belted or Plain Back
—Full Bolted Polo Coats and all other prevailing model..
$22.50 to $40
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