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Great Antival

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COUNCIL ANNUAL
LUNCHEON MAY 7'

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Enrollment Party at Avalon
Theater This Monday
Afternoon.

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The Montmarte in Lilac Time"
will be the setting for the Detroit ,
section of the National Council
of Jewish Women's annual lunch-
eon meeting and election of of-
ficers, to be held Monday, May 7,
o f a ltthe 1
o s. W
fe i d Beth i E n Le h Mrs,
Temple
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the

Hearty acclaim by the public has
greeted Detroit Hadassah's newly
announce I plans f or i t s se v
The Music Study Club will hold
rs. Allen Kaufman arrived
annual
donor
luncheon,
to be held
held next
Monday
afternoon,
April
N ednesday from her home n i its annual meeting and election of''
Wednesday
eve
Dec. 11. Launching this major Washington, 1). C.,. to visit with i officers on Tuesday, May 1, at 2
event, an enrollment party will be her brother and sister, Mr. and p. m., at the Y. W. C. A. building, l
Mrs. Sylvan Grosner of Atkinson Montcalm and Witherell streets. In
the absence of Mrs. J. S. Sauls,
avenue .
president, Mrs. Burton Clamage,
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Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Polozker are first vice-president, will conduct
home aftera cruise to the Panama ' the meeting.

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Coats, Jackets
Scarfs, Muffs, etc.

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"S quashie"

in crepe or angelskin Strawcloth

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Purity Rainbow Assembly will
present The Family," directed by
Sidney J. Winer, as the entertain-
ing feature of the Mother and
Daughter banquet to be held Tues-1
day evening, May 1, at Eastern I
Star Temple. Representatives of
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Allen Op- Perfection DeMolay will assist in
CONVENIENT TERMS
, penheim and baby daughter, Pa- the serving of the full-course
tricia Joyce, returned to their home chicken dinner.
after wintering at Miami Beach.
A Mother and Daughter lunch-
Dependable Fur Insurance and Cold Storage
Miss Evelyn Sulzberger was hos- eon will be given by the Sisterhood,
tess at a cocktail party last Sun- of Temple Beth El, at the Temple, ■
Repairing, Remodeling, Cleansingl
on Saturday, May 12, at 12:301 MRS. WALTER LICHTENFELD
, day from '4 to 6, at her home on
Phone RA. 0022
,
o'clock. Following the luncheond
Puritan avenue.
Mrs. Margo Sanger, disease, of 'cabaret program to be presented
Mrs. Sol
of Lawrence,
Kansas,
will Marks
arrive Sunday
for an Toledo, will give a program of orig_. C.
at Markle
the luncheon,
with Mrs. Harry
as master-of-ceermonies
I
inal sketches and monologues.
, A chorus of Parisian midinettea,
extended visit with her children,
tte.' trained by Mrs. Kurt Peiser; blues
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Schles- I
Ch
MRS. EVELYN HATTIE FOX
I Tau
co il singers, and dancing with hand.
evard
roger of Boston boul.
In black, brown, red, navy, white . . . also these
brated its first anniversary Apr it some gigolos to the tunes of
21, with a semi-formal dinner- 1
30, at 1 o'clock, at the Avalon Thee-
colors in combination with white.
dance
at
the
Chinese
Tea
Gardens.
I
Leonard
Seel's
orchestra
are
high-
s
-
Mrs.
Father
Weiss
and
dough-
ter, Linwood and Davison. Spark
features of the afternoon's
BAGS—FIRST FLOOR
ilng entertainment will featur ter, Mrs. Max Finkelston, left for Table decorations and souvenirs lighted
entertainment. Festive decorative
sojourn
in
Atlantic
City.
a
Mrs. Evelyn Ilattie Fox of Chi-
were carried out in brown and effects have been created under
DETROITS FUR HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1887
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cago as the headline attraction.
maize. The president, Selma Jak-
the co-chairmanship of Mrs. Ed-
Mrs. David Alperin and son, Rob- ont, presided as hostess.
.
Mrs. Fox is a dramatic artist whose
ay'
ward Robbins and Mrs.
Jewish interpretations have charm- ert Jay, of Memphis, Tenn., are
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Werbe
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ed many audiences. Vocal selec• visiting with their uncle and aunt,
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For An All-Request Dance Program
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Aleph Fraternity completed plans
Freu d Cohane
lions will be rendered by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Rosenberg of
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Mrs. "el.Sen.
for the May frolic to be given on
HAROLD B. MOLDAWSKY
- Poe avenue.
Sunday evening, May 6, at the president of the ouncii, will ad-
Abraham Cooper, well known
PRESENTS
JewishCommunity Center. Ray dress the business meeting which
troll soloist. Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler,
.
Last Friday evening, Dr. Leo M
pianist, will accompany both Mrs.
HIS CRACK ORCHESTRA
Gorrell and his orchestra will fur- will be held at 12 noon, in the
l
Franklin
delivered
the
principa
THE
Fox and Mrs. Cooper. In addition,
nish the music, featuring Jean Van Brown Memorial Chapel. The
there will be a series of short films address at a meeting of the Human Reypen and Jack Rosevear. luncheon and cabaret performance
Family Relations Group, which was
are
scheduled
for
1
p.
m.,
in
the
of merit.
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Hospitality and refreshments, held at the Universalist Unitarian
Annual election of officers was social
hall of Temple
Beth
El.
Reservations
for the
luncheon
dispensed by a group of 50 hos- Church. On Tuesday evening, Dr.
held by Chi Sigma Sorority on
,
BIG WOLF LAKE—near Jackson, Mich.
tesses, will conclude this program. Franklin participated in a jury
at the home of Mary may be made by telephoning
writing or calling at the Council
Tickets may be secured at the panel discussion arranged by the April 10 ,
Religious Education Association of 1 Zail. The officers are: President, clubhouse, Columbia 0450, 89 Ro-
door, and the fee of $1 will be
the United States and Canada dur- Gertrude Baril; vice-president, wena street, through Friday,
credited to those who wish to at-
ing its session here. The subject Rose Cook; secretary, Tessie Gar-
tend the $11 donor luncheon. Offi-
May 4.
of the discussion was, "What will finkel; treasurer, Sylvia Ascher;
cers and committees for the latter
be the Function of Education in publicity, Beckie Berger.
FA , function will be announced at the Achieving and Maintaining a Social
enrollment party by Mrs. Ralph
I.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Margolin of
Davidson, donor luncheon chair- Order of Integrated Persons?"
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Buena Vista avenue, entertained 18
Avrunia Camp offers a diversified recreational program: $ man.
Frazer
returned
Satan.
guests
at dinner on April 22 in
I.
Mrs.
The sale of tickets for the enroll-
Swimming Instruction, horseback riding, baseball, volley.ball,
$ ment party is in charge of the fol- day from an extended visit to Mia honor of Miss Kitty Moss and her
tennis, dramatics, in addition to the usual camp activities, all
NATURALLY IS
mi
Beach.
fiance,
Ilarry
Goldstein.
The tables
lowing divisional chairmen, each of
arefull
were decorated with congratulatory
0 under the supervision of an adult staff,
cy selected.
whom is the head of a committee
GOING TO BE A
Joseph
Neisner
and
son,
Fred,
inscriptions.
Bridge
was
the
diver-
engaged in this work: Mesdames
To Speak; Sonenklar
the
house
.
an
evening.
A mid-night
w of the
Edward Atlas, Herman August, J. of Rochester, N. Y., were
NURSERY FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 6
Among Soloists.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander buffet supper was served for 40
Berris,
Anthony
Deutsch,
Jacob
M.
Doctor and Nurse in Attendance
guests.
Ilarvith, S. L. Kavanau, Moe Lei- Freeman last week.
The friends of Pisgah Lode* of
ter, Nathan Metzger, Charles Rob-
Robert T. Rosenberg sailed on
The Alumni Chapter of the Cam- B'nai B'rith are invited to attend
inson, Ilarry Shulman, Aaron Sil-
MAKE Y OUR RESERVATIONS NOW
the S. S. Manhatten for a six pus Club of Wayne University held the Jewish night program on April
For Further Details Call Townsend 7.2238 or Longfellow 1179 $ berblatt and Herbert Warner. The week's business trip to England,
a party for 30 guests on Saturday, 30, at the Maccabee Building. The
public is invited.
Outselling by sheer
intellectual advancement commit-
The April Oneg Shabbat takes Paris, the Riviera and Monte April 21, at the home of David
ACCOMMODATION FOR ADULTS BY THE WEEK
value-3 to 1—its
Carlo,
Sabin, 4060 Grand avenue. The tee has planned this program for
place this Saturday, April 28, at
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nearest rival. For
center of attraction was the ping- some time and expects it to meet
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2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
with
favor
with
the
large
audience
Mrs.
Murray
Jackman
and
sons
10 =3 Robert Marwil, 8621 La Salle
pone tournament which was de-
mechanical supre-
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0 boulevard. The life of Rebecca of Parkside avenue returned from clared a tie when all hands ad- counted on.
macy, for speed,
The program will consist of the
o
Gratz,
famed American Jewess, a m nth's visit in Miami Beach. journed for refreshments. Dancing
following: Rabbi Leon Fram will
f o r appearance,
O
followed.
will be presented by Mrs. Nathan
discuss
the
history
of
Jewish
liter-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Allen and
economy, see, ride,
N. Kaplan, and Miss Jeanette
ature; Joseph Haggai will speak
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Allen
re-
Sunday
evening,
April
22
the
Steinberg will cover current events.
own and enjoy the
turned from Florida and are re- Ladies Auxiliary of the B'nai on Jewish journalism; Isaac Fin-
new Ford V-8—
siding at the Belcrest.
B'rith held its first spring dinner- kelstein will dwell upon the author,
H.
Levick;
Cantor
J.
H.
Sonenklar
dance at the Everglades Club, Ho-
and let me sell it
The Great Lakes Club will give tel Tuller. Dance music was fur- will render selection of Jewish folk
to youl
Paul
come to
their last affair of the -season, nished by the Cocoanut Serenaders, songs, accompanied by Prof.
David Schwartz will
which will be a formal dance at and a delightful floor show featured Discount;
JOHNNY LEBOW
render
violin
selections,
accompan-
The first week of the B'nai Da-
juvenile dance trio, a vocal solo
the Statler, on Saturday night.
O
vid membership campaign, ac-
by Miss Helen Goldberg, and an ied by Sylvia Firestone.
cording to the reports of the mem-
Mrs. Lawrence II. Jones will unique version of the carioca dance,
bership committee, has already leave Miami Beach, Fla., on Sun- given by Miss Beatrice Kay.
shown splendid results. Team day, to return to her home at
captains and committees are work-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jostey of 2315
3215 Leslie avenue.
ing untiringly in their efforts to
Calvert avenue celebrated their
O
Get away from your business worries by coming to this fem... 0 increase and,
if possible, to
Pythian Sisters met on April 16
Mrs.
Willard
Mayer
and
chit-
twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary
n
double, the synagogue member. dren, who have been spending the on Sunday evening. More than
on. ' their hall, at Buddy's. All details
O and charming Jewish hotel. Mr. Max Elkin, noted host, is now
on hand to greet his old friends, and assures them of a pleasant
for the coming Mothers and Daugh-
ship.
winter at Miami Beach, are ex- 200 quests attended the recepti
and comfortable visit. Come, drive down for • week-end or
A buffet luncheon was served, and ters dinner, scheduled for May 3
Sunday morning, April 29, at pected home on May 5.
Sixteen Years a Ford Dealer
dancing and entertainment follow- ; at 6 p. m., at Buddy's Restaurant,
10 o'clock, a rally will take place
• month.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldrich of ed. Telegrams of greeting were I were discussed.
in the synagogue. All team cap
VI. 1.4400
6845 MICHIGAN AVENUE
tains and members of the member- Cleveland are visiting with their read from relatives and friends in I Pythian Sisters are urged to
I Our excellent dining room facilities enable you to entertain
bring their mothers, daughters and,
4 Blocks West of Livernois
to children, Mr. and Mrs. William this country and abroad.
ship
committee
will
be
present
here inexpensively. W e. cater to weddings, dinners. Bar
O
their friends' mothers and daugh-
report results. In connection Fleischman of the Six Mile road.
Mitzvahs, banquets, etc. Get our prices first.
Miss Golda J. Gelb of Glendale ters. For reservations call Mary
with this campaign, Rabbi Joshua
Meyerson at Garfield 9023 or'
Levy
of
Calvert
avenue
avenue
entertained
at
a
luncheon,
O
0S. Sperka will speak over Station
Ch
WNIBC, during Altman's Jewish returned after spending the win- bridge and personal shower hon. Townsend 6-6681.
acing
Mis
5
aunne
Stone,
a
June
l'ythians Sisters' annual convex-
Hour . on "The Place of the Syne- ter in Florida.
bride-elect. Covers were laid for lion for District No. 10 is to be
Rogue in Modern Jewish Life."
held at the Book-Cadillac Hotel on
sixteen.
Dr. S. S. Wittenberg, member
Mrs. Bob Strifling and daugh-
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' May 16, with Greater Detroit Tern-
of the planning committee of the ter, Joan, of Calvert avenue are
B'nai Moshe Sisterhood To pie No. 162 acting as hostesses for
I. MADORSKY, Prop.
drive, made a statement that "it
home
from an extended visit to
O
this year. Mrs. Louba Lupiloff is
to
Meet
on
Tuesday.
may be a bit early accurately
Phone Mt. Clemen s 472
Miami Beach.
general chairman and Mrs. llattie
D Mt. Clemens, Mich.
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Oppenheim is delegate.
.2t=01==30=401=10170====ro=ro===0 seems that we shall easily attain Mrs Nate Shapero and children A regular meeting of the Sister- The members were successful in
of Congregation B'nai Moshe ,
lour quota of new members."
ngfellow avenue returned hood
of Longfellow
will be held on Tuesday evening, selling their whole block of tickets
from Miami Beach.
May 1, in the club room of the syn. for "The Romance of a People."
All members are urged to attend
i JUNIOR HOME RELIEF
, agogue.
A joint Mothers and Daughters the next meeting, on May 7, and
DANCE THIS SATURDAY Edwin Wittelshoferda of ys Denver
in the
Co lo. , spent a few
program will he held by the Sister-
p pa l i a dri - n u e p d
PaeYmblePrs'padsitnndeuresi; being
as
m
The Junior Home Relief Society city with his family.
hood and the Young People's Aux-
, for the near future.
held a special meeting Tuesday
Mary on Sunday, May 13.
Mrs. A. M. Ermann is visiting
A musical and strawberry testi- K. OF P. TO SPONSOR
evening, at the home of Roslyn
Mrs.
Callow, to check up final results , with her children, Mr. and
vat will be held under the auspices
TUESDAY
the
ticket
sale
of
their
semi-
Joseph
Ullman
of
Cincinnati.
of the Sisterhood on Tuesday eve- DEBATE NEXT
of
--
formal spring dance to be held
ning, May 15, in the social hall of
Mrs.
Sidney
Blum
of
Rhode
Next
Tuesday
evening,
May I.
Saturday evening, April 28, in the
the synagogue.
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights of
Italian Gardens of the Book-Cadil- Island avenue has returned from
Pythias,
will
present
a
debate
on
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lac lintel. A few tickets are left, a three-months' stay in California.
.
•p•i-uono," clot, aill meol •I the a timely
and interesting subject,
and they may be procured at the —
renldenie of 1110. 1Velner, 0626 Vanteron,
,
especially
of
interest
to
men
over
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Klein
have
Sonday, April 39, •t 6 p. m,
door. An incomplete list of pa-
The {WM' Inemherahip le , lord.hot
40, Bernard Pearl, vice chancellor,
tress is: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony taken up their new residence at
Thome
the ho,a . ntembernhlp to etIll open
will take the affirmative side of this'
Deutsch, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Zech- the Belcrest.
■ teelring Information, write to 1.1111en
Herman, rorreepondIng neeretsay,
37 " question and James Kates the neg-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Al Weisman
ebb •ornue.
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alive.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fivenson,
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kan-
Elaborate plans are being made
accompanied by Mrs. Morris Smel-
TORGSIN PRICES COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH
for the Pythian banquet to be held
The .econd annual senior and zer and son, Herbert, of Alpena.
Van Grove Honored
May
the Fort Wayne Hotel in
THOSE IN THE UNITED STATES. THE DOLLAR
Junior Home Relief mother and attended the pageant, "The Ro-
By Cast of Pageant honor 8 of at Supreme
Chancellor Dunn
daughter luncheon will be held Sun- mance of a People," during its
BUYS NOW MORE THAN EVER IN RUSSIA.
of Cleveland, Ohio, who makes his
day, May 6, at 1 o'clock, at Webster staging here.
That is the reason our
first official visit to Detroit. All
Three members of the Detroit
Hall. Reservations must be made
cast
of
"The
Romance
of
a
officers
of
lodges
in
this
domain
TORGSIN
STORES carry an
Colonial Room is becoming
Beth DeYoung and Lee Lefkof-
before Friday, May 4. For reser-
GIFT SUGGESTIONS:
have been extended invitations to
People" visited harper Hospital
extensive line of high quality
vations, call Wilma Schiller, 110- sky are visiting in Chicago.
increasingly popular — that
Tuesday afternoon to present
attend
the
dinner
in
his
honor.
Thin
3.70 Rbl.
Barth 9194. The tentative program
suits, dresses, coats, shoes; cot- Men's shoes
and prices which will be
Nan Grove, production di-
will be followed by a reception
Isaac
Mrs.
Albert
II.
Krohn
is
spend-1
7.50 "
Men's
suits
is as follows:
ton, silk and woolen goods,—im-
rector,
recuperating
from
an
which
every
Pythian
and
his
sure to please your sense of
Sara Share will give the prayer. ing a week in Hamilton, Ont.
3.75 "
friends are invited to attend.
operation, with a traveling case,
ported and domestic. Also food Women's shoes
economy.
Mrs. Harry Schiller will give the
7.30 "
May 15 will be "Open House
stuffs, household utensils, soaps, Woman's suits
David Schwartz of 3236 Webb a gift of the cast.
mother's speech in an‘wer to the
Night at Lodge 55. A complete
1.80 "
The presentation was made by
daughter's address by Madeline avenue has been awarded a schol-
tobaccos, sweets and countless Children's shoes
We serve a seven-course
Elmo
White,
accompanied
by
floor
show
will
be
one
of
the
many
Betty Meyers. Melba Sklar will arship in violin at the Curtis In-1
other articles can be obtained Children's sweaters...60 Kop.
Edith
Fisher
and
Miss
dinner for $1.25.
attractions.
Miss
of
Philadelphia.
lie
RbI.
give a reading. All are invited.
stitute of Music
Irene Fisch. A billfold was given
of TORGSIN'S by your relatives Coffee 121 5 Lb.) 1.50
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
to Joe Van Grove, son of the di-
IF YOU SEND THEM A TORG- Flour 121,5 Lb.) .04 Kop.
Schwartz.
J. W. E. W. 0. BRANCH
rector, who took his father's
Sugar 12 I'S Lb.) .22 "
SIN ORDER.
OFFICERS ELECTED Morris Pearl left for Chicago, place during the run of the pag-
eant.
A Mother-A.10d, Inn ,
han been
where he will visit with friends.
• nnnu•ed for 9Iny6.The luncheon will
"Detroit should be as proud of
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Tuesday evening, April 24, at
be held at the Temle. Thom ten
the cast of 'The Romance of a
attending •ro asked to " mike
The Bar Mitzvah of Louis Pevin,
the home of Mrs. Sam Helper. a
Van
said
People'
as
I
am,"
ennattons with Mra. Norman 114 , 6ner
Ir
meeting was held of the North son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Pevin
or Mn. Pam Cohen
Grove. "It was • good-looking
of
the
Jewish
of
Tuxedo
avenue,
was
celebrated
Woodward Branch
cast, and included many fine ar-
Mrawl Mr.. Raul Strnkrant and Mr. .
Women's Welfare Organization. with a family dinner on Sunday,
la ,wh 0o , inelty motored to Albany, N
Wel& It41434•4•Bet
tiste."
V.. where they will rte. Mr. and /Ira
Officers were nominated and elected April 22.
To perpetuate friendship.
lira Brenner it the
The., Brenner
al 626T066. 261 fifth Aw., P1.5
and will be f or molly installed
formed during rehearsals and
daughter of Mr an' M. J Korineky .
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
L.
Stein-
May 8.
performances of the pageant and
The Pleterhood lemr4 Inoolloo toe held
The officers are: Mrs. C. Modell, berg of 3345 Richton will tele-
ALPHA GAMMA PHI NOROHITY
to continue dramatic studies, •
April 31, Mr. Norman Omit., preoi.
Alpha Gamma •hl Woority held an
president; Mrs. A. Goldberg, first orate their twenty-fifth wedding group of the cast has formed an
dent, prevtded
epos sneetina Tuelehty evening at the,
WOMEN! YOU SHOULD
vice-president; Mrs. T. Gendell, anniversary on Wednesday Hotel.
eve-
a_ Mn Meek It to te Ran
Isaac Van Grove Association.
Pam Cohen *pent the Jewlell rommunity Center Mir Lo', 11
11r anA Pr.
second vice-president; Mrs. L. Dis- ning, May 9, at the Wilshire
.potter on the tool ,
week towing relathee in timeland and ••• the enrol
Featuring Don Gonzalez and His Orchestra
Approximately 36,000 people
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
- child Pry chop,. y •n,1 41111d TralnInir
PM I. hare.
ner, treasurer; Mrs. M. Knoppow, Reception from 9 to 12. No cards.
Enema r.i.s.-is IAA eensusidb
saw the pageant. The expense
Ml.. Laurette Ialinuna played or veral
financial secretary; Mrs. M. Vogel,
plan. molertIona and 16.yrar-old
CIJDOCHAN CIA 11
involved
was
chee
to
$40,000.
MILDRED GORVITZ
A surprise party was given in
eleophaa tItrIX Club poetponed the Ellie rendered popular conga Refresh.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. II.
141.11CTIOLIIII SPICIALIST
honor of the engagement of Miss About $9,000 has already been
and party from T`Lowel•y errata f . APPI meet. followed 411% Sued.? afternoon,.
Weisberg, reporter.
HIP DAVID STOTT BRUM°
Dr. Samuel B. turned over to local charitable
11. to Tuesday evenings May I, at the Hay 4. His Bessie bbepherd ef
CAHII•• HIS
The dinner dance, sponsored by, Ruth Rae Marks to
to
the
memb.ra
at
ane till be be..,
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IP sal Moah• 51.11, Tatter •old
organizations.
at
the
Palail
d'Or,
on
Thurs.
VP Wm will be obtainable at the door . 15 bridge at her bomb
the organization, will be held at Goss,
CASS • BAGLEY
12.
6.
I
day,
April
May
DETROIT. MICH.
the Chalet Sunday evening,

Mrs. David Davis and daughter,
Mrs. Spencer Finney, honored Miss
Alice Newman at a luncheon Wed-
nesday at their home in Indian
Village Manor.

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