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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Engagements

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Miss Rose Lee Cohen of Los
Angeles, formerly of this city, is
the house guest for two months of
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
F. Schulman of Monterey avenue.
Miss Cohen is being entertained
exclusively by Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than Metz, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schulman and 51 r. and Mrs. Wein-
berg.

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Nliss Luya Fauman was elected
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graduating class of the Shaarey
Zedek Sunday School at the meet-
ing last Sunday. Solomon Leon-
ard Kasle was previously elected
president of the class and Wilbur
Loewenberg is vice-president.

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does not cease
with a
summer.

The camp is 1000 feet above sea level
—the highest point in this part
of Michigan

Moderate fee. For additional information
write or phone Mrs. E. Lesowoder, director,
Townsend 7-6890.

Camp Nahelu will be open during May
for inspection.

As in the past, a resident physician and
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ON PERRY LAKE

Ortonville, Michigan

ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF

"Little
Nahelu"
May tat, 1934

A SEPARATE UNIT for the exclusive use of our
pre-school campers, age 3-6 years.

A new building with steam heat and all
• modern improve-
ment. Well qualified councillors will be in charge, under
supervision of Mrs. Helen Lipschitz, R. N. Registrations are
now being taken. For information call Townsend 7.6890.

"Feuchtwanger at his best...a great novel
about a terrible hour"—LEWIS BROWNE.

At last a magnificent, a terrific novel has been written
about Germany today. One of the world's greatest
novelists, the author of Power, has told, through
the lives of an upper middle class Jewish family,
the whole dramatic story of Jews under Hitler-
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America, a best seller on two continents,
every intelligent man and woman must
read it. "A powerful and altogether
convincing exposition." N. Y. Times.
406 pages. $2.50

THE

OPPERMANNS

`By LION FlUCHTWANGER/

Viking Press, 18 E.48th St.
New York City

Littman's People's Theater

One Night Only
THURSDAY, APRIL 26

I

Edwin A. Relkin and S. Weintraub

- present —

A luncheon bridge, for mem-
bers and friends of the Drora
Group of the Pioneer Women's
Organization, will be held at the
home of Mrs. E. Cabot, 2973 Leslie,
at I o'clock on April 21. Proceeds
are to go for the National Labor
Committee, the Palestine Gewerk-
shaften.

Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Robbins
have retuned from a month 'a stay
in Florida and are residing at 300
Whitmore Road.
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On Wednesday, April 11, Mrs.
Saul A. Gallant Wits hostess at a
shower in honor of her niece, Syl-
via Doliva of Chicago, formerly
of Detroit. Several beautiful af-
fairs have been given during Miss
Doliva's visit here.

The Ganapol School of Music:al
Art will hold the first graduation
recital cf the season on Monday
evening, April 30, when Mrs. Boris
Ganapol will present Miss Ruth
Nussbaum, pianist. On this oc-
casion a performer's and teacher's
diploma will be conferred by Boris
Ganapol, president of the school,
Miss Nussbaum having completed
c1,u rscs Ill piano, harmony and en-
semble, The recital will be held at
the school, 1.17 Puttam.

Semi-annual election of Theta
l'hi sorority resulted as follows:
Edith Strom, president; June Ja-
cobson, vice-president; Ruth log-
ber, secretary; Betty Abramson,
treasurer.

With Their Company

Direct from the Roland Theater in New York, in

SHOLEM SECUNDA'S and A. BLUM'S
(Music
(Libretto)

Musical Comedy which is the Success of This Season

"I Could If I Would"

Produced by Aaron Lebedeff •nd Lyrics by Jacob Jacobs

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Simon Shetrer will address the
April 29—Miss Lillian Michelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo next meeting of the study and dis-
cussion group of the Young Peo-
Michelson, to Horace J. Haber of Birmingham, Ala., at the Books
ple's Society of Congregation
Cadillac Hotel. Reception 9 to 12. No cards.
Shaarey Zedek, to be held Tuesday
May 27—Miss Gertrude B. Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. evening, April 21, at the Jewish
Morris Goldberg of 1444 Pingree avenue, to Carl Pearl, son of Mr. Community Center.
and Mrs. Louis Pearl. The ceremony, which will be followed by a
dinner and reception, will be at the Statler Hotel.

May 27—Miss Gertrude Schlussel, daughter of 51r. and Mrs.
Abraham Schlussel of Gladstone avenue, to Philip Krasnick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Krasnick, at Congregation Beth Tephila
Emanuel.

Births

April 13—To Dr. and Mrs. Raphael Altman (Dorothy Holinstat)
of 3741 Collingwood avenue, a daughter, Carol Lois.

JUNIOR HADASSAH'S
MOTHERS-DAUGHTERS
AFFAIR ON APRIL 29

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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fox of 11:63 Ferry Park announce Ale
engagement of their (laughter, Violet, to Benjamin Feldstein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. jatmb Feldstein of 1014 Taylor avenue. The wedding
take place on June 3.
Mrs. Rose Horowitz of 1535 Blaine avenue announces the
engagement of her daughter, Sarah, to Abe Storbinsky, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Storbinsky of 9670 Cameron avenue.
Nit. and NIrs. Hyman M. Berger of 3319 Burlingame avenue an-1
nounce the engagement Of their daughter. Harriet, to George Katz,1
son of Sirs. A. Katz of Madison, 1Vis.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bachrach of IMI:i West Verner Ilighway
announce the engagement of their daughter, Rose, to Sid Nlarkle, son
of Samuel Sparkle of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pont of 1700 Hazelwood avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen, to Louis P. Toper of
Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Toper of 580 Leicester court. ;

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er a
Banquet Sunday

Norman M. Snider, recently ap-
pointed public utilities commis-
sioner by Governor William Com-
stock, will be honored at a banquet
this Sunday evening at Jericho
Temple, Joy Road and Linwood, by
the Jewish Northwestern Demo-
cratic Club.

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Milton Atlas is in charge of ar-
rangements for the banquet, and
he may he called for reservations
at tiandolph 4706.

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Speakers will include Governor
Comstock, Rabbi Harold Rosen-
thal, Judge Donald Van Zile, city,
county and state officials. Enter-
WENDELL SCHAEFER
Mr. and NIrs. Samuel Schaefer tainment and dancing will follow.
The membership committee of
the Detroit unit of Junior Hades- of 3046 Burlingame avenue an-
AMISTAHN
sah, of which Anne Milstein is nounce the marriage of their
Allikillik held their losugurnilou ban.
chairman and Jean Sherman co- daughter, Nettie Anita, to Arthur Inlet at the Karlorn lino. enfe, linnend of
ho HIM Mill
Each member
chairman, is waging a campaign to Ralph Wendell, son of Mrs. Hen- hrouuht Mo Wel l'lllee,
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BRONTMAN BABBUSH

On Sunday afternoon, April 15,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Simon, Miss Jean Babbush was
united in marriage to Jack Bront-
man. Rabbi NI. Zager officiated.'
Among the out-of-toWn guests I
were Mr. and Mrs. M. Berlin, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Lieberman, Mr. and
Mrs. P. P. Gallant, Mr. and Mrs.
Levitsky, Mrs. M. Simon and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Tencer.

A surprise birthday party was
given by Joseph D. Lattin, Satur-
day evening, April 14, in honor of
Miss Esther Sandra Helfand, at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Moe
Pearlman, 2953 Glendale avenue.
The table was adorned with can-
delabra and a center-piece of tea-
roses and carnations. A buffet
luncheon was served for 22 guests.

The alumni of one of the oldest
Boy Scout troops in the country
will meet at the Jewish Community
Center, in room 3, on Thursday,
April 26, to reorganize and elect
new officers.

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Troop 23 Alumni
To Meet April 261E-

Miss Evelyn Robins of 2294 Tay-
lor avenue was hostess at a kiddie
party in honor of her eighteenth
birthday. Twenty-five guests were
present.

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'Than
Ever,

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1934 SEASON
OPENS
SUNDAY,
APRIL 22

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Mt. Clemens' most beautiful and exclusive Jewish resort hotel is again prepared to
he your host. Entirely remodeled ■ nd redecorated, this famous hostelry is better
equipped than ever before to make your visit comfortable and pleasant.

THE BATH HOUSE IS LOCATED INSIDE THE HOTEL SO
THAT GUESTS CAN GO DIRECTLY TO THE BATHS FROM

THEIR ROOM.

Mrs. Israel Davidson and daugh-
ter, Betty Ruth, of Chicago boule-
The membership is made up of
at
vard returned from a visit in Bos-
many MCI) well known in theew-
ton and New York. While in
can
community. Many members liv- FL-
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Boston, Mrs. Davidson and (laugh-
MISS ANNE MILSTEIN ish
ing in different taints of the coun-I=
ter visited with their son and
try write inquiring about their
T h is friends and expressing the wish to
Personal and individual attention ■ ssu ing you of home - like atmosphere.
brother, Joseph, who is a student cDllect outstanding dues
campaign will come to a close, with attend the annual banquet.
at Harvard.
a Mother and Daughter celebra-
Fred SI. liutzel was the organ-
-
The Bar Mitzvah of Nlax Blank, tion, for those members whose dues izer and founder of the first Tr, p
A week-end at
• the Riverside will
Tennis Court
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan have been paid, and their mothers. 23 of Boy Scouts in Detroit. Mr.
Fishing
give you complete relaxation •nd
Adjacent Golf Course
Blank, will be observed Saturday The celebration will be in the form Itutzd ,
h i s act i vities
of
a
bridge
and
tea,
on
Sunday.
at Congregation Beth Moses, 580
in behalf of Troop 23 and also be- =
Horseback Riding, etc.
renewed vigor.
April 29, at 2:30 p. m., at the Club
/
Owen avenue. The liar Mitzvah
cause of the honor and esteem in
will conduct the entire services Exchange, 10218 Dexter boulevard, which the members of the alum
We Are Pleased To Announce That
himself, with the aid of the choir near Glynn Court. An interesting hold him, is one of the two honor-
program
has
been
arranged.
of Agudath Herd Young Judaea.
ary members of the alumni of
Reservations for the party may Troop 23 .
He will recite his Moftir and speak
In Hebrew and Jewish. After serv- be made by calling Anne Milstein
The other honorary member is
formerly of the Olympia and Elkin Hotels, is now associated with us
ices the congregation is invited for at Euclid 71374 or Jean Sher- Milton M. Alexander, who was
Kiddush. Sunday, April 22, a party man at Madison 6553. All reserv- elected to honorary membership as
will be held at the residence of ations must be received by Friday, a result of his activities in behalf
Mr. and Mrs. Blank, 351 Owen, at April 27. Those who have no of Troop 23.
p. m. I. A. Lawton, the liar Mitz- facilities for mailing their 1934
To be eligible to membership one
vah's teacher, will be toastmaster. dues may pay them at the bridge- must have been a member of Troop
I. NIADORSKY, Proprietor
23 during the period of his regis-
tea.
lions plum. MT. CLEMENS 472
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH.
For R
Girls are urged to pay their de- tration as a Boy Scout. It is sug-l=
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moskowitz
of Brooklyn, New York, have been linquent dues and bring their moth- Bested that all who are eligible fo r
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vacationing in Detroit for the past ers to this party. Admission will membership and wish to meet
their old buddies get in immediate
few weeks as the guests of Mr. and be by membership card only.
There will he a meeting of the touch with Joseph Beck, 3221 Grand
Mrs. Harry Wizel of 5187 Tren-
ton avenue and Mr. and Mrs. E. membership committee at the home avenue.
The present Troop 23 is under
Moskowitz, previous to their visit of Miss Milstein, 3311 Hazelwood,
here spent several weeks with their on April 24, at 8 p. m. New mem- the leadership of Samuel S. Snits,
as active scoutmaster. The troop
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and bers are invited to attend.
meets every Monday night from 7
Mrs. H. H. Tishkin of Milwaukee,
to 9 in the hall of the B'nai Moshe,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Tashkin is the
Dexter at Lawrence. Any Jewish
former Maize Meredith of the
boy, 12 years of age, is eligible for
Ziegfield Follies.
membership.
At the alumni meeting April 26
there will be speakers from Scout
for May
headquarters, and speakers associ-
Tag Day May 6.
ated with this movement will dis-
cuss the plan of the Detroit Scout
The annual tag day for the
Citizenship movement in detail.
benefit of the Gewerkshaften will
The present officers of the
be held on May 6, under the di- alumni are: President, Alfred A.'
Klunover;
vice-president, 1/r. Ju-
rection of the united Zionist
Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith is youth groups affiliated with the lien Weber; secretary, Zanwell
Berstein; treasurer, Joseph Beck.
co-operating with the Ladies' Aux-
ihary in the dinner-dance on April Palestine labor movement. This is

The advantages at the RIVERSIDE HOTEL are many—a feature
the hotel is that it faces a beautiful five-acre park, where patrons
take natural sun baths in conjunction with the mineral baths.

RIVERSIDE FEATURES

WEEK END VISITORS

Mr. Max Elkin

Riverside Hotel & Baths

PISGAH LODGE

The

Gewerkshaf ten
Tag Day Dinner

Scheduled
nual

NATIONAL BANK

OF DETROIT

13; An-

Plans Yiddish Art and Music
Night for Monday,
April 30.

22 at Everglades, Hotel Taller. A
large turnout of B'nai B'rith mem-
bers is expected at this affair.
Other members and their friends
who have not made reservations
thus far are urged to do so immedi-
ately.
The intellectual advancement
committee of Pisgah 1,(xlge Lodge
completed plans for the Yiddish
Night, to take place on Monday,
April 30. It will concern itself
with Yiddish music, art and lit-
erature. A full list of the contri-
butions to this program will be
published in the next issue of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. Members
of Pisgah Lodge and their friends
are advised to watch for it in the
next issue.

MOTHER - DAUGHTER
DINNER OF ZEDAKAH

The Two Well-Known Yiddish Stars

Aaron [Aden- Leon Blank

SHETZER TO ADDRESS
SHAAREY ZEDEK GROUP

Zedakah Club announces its
Mothers and Daughters dinner for
Wednesday, May 9. at 6 p. m., at
the B'nai Moshe, Dexter at Lawr-
ence.
Mrs. Ben Jacob, founder of
Zedakah, has written and will di-
rect a playlet, called "An Old
Love I.etter," which will be pre-
sented by the Zedakah Juniors.

Mrs. Joshua Karbel, chairman

of arrangements, is being assisted

by Mrs. Meyer Shugarman, co-
chairman, and Mrs. Jack Green-
berg.
Reservations may be made by
telephoning Mrs. Joshua Karbel,
Townsend 6-1555; Mrs. Meyer
Shugarman, Garfield 1969, or
through members of the organi-

sation.

INVITES YOU TO VISIT THE NEW PERMANENT
QUARTERS OF THE

intended to be the culmination of

the year's activities of the Na-
tional I.abor Committee's cam-
paign.

On May 13 a banquet will be
held in honor of the workers and
supporters of the campaign, to
which all those who actively par-
ticipated in the work are invited.
The banquet will be featured
by full reports on the actual work
accomplished in the past year, one
of the most successful completed
by the local committee.

Postpone Temple Event

Postponement of the first an-
nual subscription dinner-dance
of Temple Beth El, which was
to have been held Saturday, lay
5, in the Book-Cadillac lintel, is
announced. Nearness of the
date to the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign and • desire to curtail all
activities which might interfere
with the drive, prompted the

change.

TRUST DEPARTMENT

ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE NATIONAL BANK BUILDING

HENRY S. HULBERT

Vice-President and Trust Officer

C. H. HABERKORN, JR.

Manager

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

April 21 and 22—Pageant, "The Romance of a People," at
Olympia. Matinee on Sunday.
April 22—Spring dinner-dance of Women's Auxiliary of B'nai
B'rith.
April 23—Home Relief meeting.
April 25—liadassah Study Group, 1 p. tn.
Aril 28—Hadassah Oneg Shabbat, 2:30 p. m.
April 28—Home Relief Juniors' dance.
April 29--Joint meeting of Zionist Organization, Ilaihriszh
Junior Harlassah, Jewish National Fund, Masada, at Hotel
Statler. Morris Rothenberg of New York, national Z. O.
A. president, guest speaker.
April 29—Young People's Auxiliary of Congregation B'nai
Moshe, fourth annual spring frolic.
Aril 30—Hades/lab Donor Enrollment Fete. 1 p. m.
May 2—Annual $5 donor luncheon of Jewish National Fund

Auxiliary.
May 6—Mothers and daughters luncheon of the Woman's
Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
May 7—Council of Jewish Women.
May 9—Zedakah Mothers-Daughters dinner.
May 13--Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers-Daughters lunch-
eon.
May 14-1Iadatutah monthly meeting.
May 16—League of Jewish Women's Organizations.

GEORGE E. PARKER, JR., Supervisor of Personal Trust Division

GEORGE D. CLARK, Supervisor of Corporate Trust Division
LESTER E. ZUBRIGG, Supervisor of Stock Transfer Division

EDWIN G. TERRELL, Supervisor of Safekeeping Divison

TRUST INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

HENRY S. HULBERT, Chairman

FRED J. FISHER
JOHN B. FORD, JR.

WALTER S. McLUCAS
JAMES INGLIS