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Imagination." Her sketches are
all original and critics have writ-
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She has recently given a whole
series of programs at the Barbi-
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Untermeyer said recently of her:
"Without settings or accessories,
she crowds her platform with a
host of personalities .... invisible
but definite characters of subtle
dimensions."
Festival of Music May 14.
On Monday afternoon, May 14,
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El,
will close its season with a May
Festival of Music, at Temple Beth
El. The program will follow the
regular meeting which begins at
2:30 p. m.
The program will feature prom-
inent artists in musical circles in
Detroit and elsewhere. Three
prominent singers, Muriel Magerl
Gyle, soprano; Winifred Huntoon
BIGWOLF LAKE—near Jackson, Mich.
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Knapp, contralto, will present
some interesting old English trios,
accompanied by the able pianist
who recently came to Detroit,
Ruth Russell Sears, a pupil of
Frank LaForge. Mrs. Sears will
also present a piano group. Miss
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donor luncheon proved successful,
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given next fall. So greatly did
the audience enjoy the perfor-
mance of Mrs. Evelyn Hattie Fox,
WE. ANNOUNCE
dramatic artist of Chicago, that
Detreit Hadassah will endeavor to
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present her again upon the next
appropriate occasion. Mrs. Fox,
IN THE
by her skillful and original inter-
pretations, constantly alternated
the mood of her audience from
seriousness
to gladness. Beauti-
p
ful vocal selections were rendered
ON THE MEZZANINE
by Mrs. Abraham Cooper, with
Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler as piano ac-
companist for both artists.
Mrs. Max Blumberg' acted as
chairman of hospitality for the
afternoon. Under her direction,
a group of 60 hostesses served re-
freshments.
The seventh annual donor lunch-
eon is scheduled for Dec. 11. The
price this year will be $11, and
all prospective donors are urged
Now York Stork Etrkaoso
to save five cents a day, since no
Cbirogo board of Trod&
earning activities will be won-
Detroit Stork Ertbaoto
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cored. Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
Erebooges god Commodity Marble
donor luncheon chairman, an-
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officers: Vice-chairmen, Mesdames
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Herbert Warner; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Sol Lifsitz; assist-
ant financial secretaries, Mes-
dames Nathan Aberson, Harry
Cohen, David Davis, Joseph Frank
and Charles Smith. The work of
obtaining donor pledges will be
in charge of the following divi-
sional chairmen: Mesdames Ed-
ward Atlas, Herman August, J.
M. Berris, Max Blumberg, An-
thony Deutsch, Jacob Harvith,
anywhere in the high, cool moun-
Joshua Horwitz, S. L. Kavanau,
tains of COLORADO, NEW MEXICO
Moe Leiter, Nathan Metzger,
Charles Robinson, Harry Shulman
and ARIZONA, or in CALIFORNIA.
and Aaron Silberblatt.
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while the Santa Fe has deeply cut fares,
reduced Pullman charge. one-third, and
lowered dining car prices.
SHAAREY ZEDEK
By summer all Santa Fe limited'
will carry certain AIR-CONDITIONED
equipment.
The Junior Young People's So-
ciety of Shaarey Zedek is making
a strenuous effort to wind up the
current season with • series of
social events. The board of di-
rectors, at its last meeting, de-
cided to launch a number of social
projects, the climax of which will
be the summer formal to be pre-
sented in the middle of June at
some well-known country club.
A splash party is to be held in
the swimming pool of Webster
Hall on Tuesday, May 15, 7:30
to 10:30 p. m.
By special ar-
rangements, admission has been
reduced to 25 cents, providing
tickets are purchased before May
15. Those intending to attend
are urged to purchase their tickets
from members of the club or by
calling Arthur Doctor. Townsend
6-7722, afternoons. or Esther
Kasle. Longfellow 9448, evenings.
The election of officers for the
1931.1935 season is scheduled for
Sunday, May 13.
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GIFT TO HEBREW SCHOOLS
Mrs. Leo Grossman of 3256
Calvert avenue gave a contribu.
lion to the Unites' Hebrew Schools
in memory of her father, Barney
Atkins.
GROUP
PLANS SUMMER EVENT
Jr. Y. P. S. Is
Arranging
Social E•ento.
Season's
Mrs. A. H. Neisner and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Neisner and daughter,
Caroline, of Rochester, N. Y., are
the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Freeman of Chicago
boulevard.
After spending seven weeks in
Los Angeles, California, Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Grant have returned to
their home on Chicago boulevard.
Mrs. B. Lambert and Mrs. Leon
Frank returned Thursday from a
visit to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Levin have
taken up their new residence on
California avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Wolf
and Mrs. Viola Wolf motored to
Cleveland over the week-end.
Mrs. William Henley of Cin-
cinnati is visiting with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Fins-
terwald of LaSalle boulevard..
Julius Gilbert and Ralph Cole
spent a few days fiishing at Charle-
voix during the past week.
Mrs. Rae Goldberg and Mrs.
Dorothy Cove were joint hostesses
at a shower and luncheon on
April 28 at L'Aiglon's in honor of
Miss Martha Serlin, a bride-elect.
The center piece and table decora-
tions were carried out with bridal
trimmings. Covers were laid for
45 guests.
George Gross of New York was
a guest in this city during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levitt are so-
journing at French Lick.
In view of his pioneering work
in the field of adult Jewish edu-
cation in Detroit, Rabbi Leon From
has been invited by the Central
Conference of American Rabbis to
read a paper at its convention at
South Mountain Manor, Pa., in
June, on "The Principles and Meth-
ods of Adult Jewish Education."
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scheuer of
Cincinnati are spending a few
days with their brother and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fech-
heimer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jacob of
Chicago boulevard have returned
from Miami Beach.
Plans for another delightful eve-
ning are being made by the Tem-
ple Arts Society, details to be an-
nounced later.
A delightful evening was spent
by the members of the Lieberman
Family Club at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel J. Lieberman of
West Euclid avenue, Sunday eve-
ning, April 29. A six o'clock sup-
per was served after which a short
meeting was had. The rest of the
evening was spent playing bridge
and other card games. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Sinaberg of 2727 Calvert I
avenue will entertain the members
of the Slay meeting.
Joe T. Hollander of Coronado,
Cal., is at present in Detroit on •
business trip. Mr. Hollander for-
merly lived in this city for years,
ar,d has a host of friend here. He
is staying with his brother, Louis
Hollander of Puritan avenue, for
about three weeks, and then will
return to California.
In honor of their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis L. Steinberg of 9345 Richton
avenue will be hosts at • reception
at the Wilshire Hotel on Wednes-
day evening, May 9, from 9 to 12.
No cards.
Miss C. Sutkin entertained two
tables of bridge Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. A. Kaplan of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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MRS. HORACE J. HABER
(Miss Lillian Michelson)
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Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus are
touring through the East and will
Mrs. Parks of Sturtevant ave-
spend a few weeks in Atlantic
nue returned home after spending
City.
two weeks with relatives in Mc-
Keesport, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Gordon returned to
her home after wintering at Mi-
Mrs. Abe Wechsler of Squirrel
ami Beach.
Hill, Pittsburgh, ia visiting her
mother, Mrs. Alice Stiglitx of Mt.
Mrs. S. Goldstick of Boston Clemens, Mich. She will return to
boulevard returned from a visit her home next week-end.
with her children, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Friedman, in Chicago.
Mrs. Dan Moritz of McKeesport,
Pa., visited her brother, H. Dino-
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vasa of vitz, of Detroit Leland Hotel.
Kirby avenue are motoring
through the East and will be gone
Mrs, A. Kaplan and her daugh-
10 days.
ter, Scharon, of Brooklyn, New
York, were the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cars of Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Sutkin of
Glendale avenue entertained ■ 2933 Sturtevant avenue. Mrs. A.
group of friends at ■ midnight Kaplan and her daughter left for
their home Saturday night.
supper last Wednesday.
Betty Rosen won first place In
the intermediate school declamation
contest at Temple Beth El. Albert
Cohen was awarded the second
prize and honorable mention went
to Morton Clamage and Peggy W al-
lace.
Miss Pearl Baum, Miss Frances
Goldfine, Sol Welker and Irwin
Shaw were in Cincinnati last week-
end to represent Temple Beth El
In a debate against the Rockdale
Avenue Temple, Cincinnati. They
lost the debate, bai
t
a hear-
ty social reception.
Miss Belle Koenigsberg returned
to her home at 2410 Tuxedo avenue,
after spending a month in New
York with Miss Lillian Lieberman,
formerly of Detroit.
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Our Semi-Annual Sale of this famous glove-
An event of Sunday, April 29,
was the marriage of Miss Lillian
Michelson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Michelson, and Horace
J. Haber, of Birmingham, Ala.,
which was solemnized at 6 o'clock,
Mrs. Girsh Grand and daughters,
Ziva and Rose Belle, are at their in the reception room of the
home on La Salle boulevard after Book-Cadillac Hotel, before 100
enjoying a winter season in Miami guests. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
Beach, Florida. Mr. Grand joined !performed the ceremony before
his family for a short stay before an altar of palms and tall candel-
abras, on which were tied bou-
their return to Detroit.
quets. of white carnations, phlox,
L'Amistade Sorority will hold snap-dragons and sweet peas.
The bride resembled a lovely
annual Mother's and Daughters'
luncheon at the Belcrest on Sunday picture, taken from an album of
35
years ago, in her mother's wed-
afternoon, May 13. Miss Rose
Menenberg is chairman of the af- ding gown. It was fashioned of
fair, assisted by Miss Sylvia Cohen, cream moire satin, had leg-of-
Miss Golde Milstein and Miss Ruth mutton sleeves, a form-fitting bod-
Friedman.
I ice, and a high, tight neckband
with a stand-up collar of rose
The Bar Mitzvahs of Sam Gluck pointe lace. There were epaulets
and J. Pickman were observed Sat- of the same lace on the shoulders,
urday, April 28, at Congregation and touches of it at the wrists.
Ahavath Achim, Delmar and West- The front straight line of the
minster, under the direction of their skirt was emphasized by a bustle
teacher, I. A. Lawton. The entire effect in the back, which ended in
choir of the Hebrew National a long train. The short veil car-
School attended the services.' Af- ried out the old-fashioned idea,
ter Maftir, Mr. Lawton spoke, there being no cap arrangement—
stressing the importance of giving just a simple cluster of orange
all children as complete a Hebrew blossoms at the hairline. Her
education as possible, as well as bouquet was quaint—being com-
keeping them,in close contact with posed of gardenias, sweet peas
the synagogue and its activities. and lilies of the valley, beauti-
Each of the Bar Mitzvahs was pre- fully arranged on a rose pointe
sented with a certificate.
lace doily.
Aylce Michelson, maid-of-honor,
Mrs. Julius V. Brown formerly attended her sister, and wore a
of 100 Seward avenue, is
i now re- gown of pink lace with a shoulder
siding at 3325 Burlingame.
cape of the same material. It was
made on simple lines, molding the
On Sunday, May 13, the Pro- figure, until just below the knee-
fessional Group will hold a tea in line, when the fuller skirt con-
honor of its mothers. A musical tinued in back to form a train.
program of special interest to the She carried an old-fashioned bou-
guests of honor has been arranged. quet of pink roses and pink sweet
The tea will be held at LnCasa peas.
Loma, 6435 Woodward, at 3 p. rn.
Fernand Haber of Nashville,
Reservations may be made through Tenn., brother of the groom,
Miss Mollie Hecker, 16858 Holmur, served as best man.
University 2-3007. •
Mrs. Michelson chose for her
daughter's wedding, a Chanel
Fifteen couples attended the model of black lace, and her
steak roast given by the Live
shoulder corsage was of white or-
Wires last Sunday afternoon at
chids and gardenias.
Rouge Park.
A dinner for the immediate
Miss Zelda Smith of 3270 Mon- families after the ceremony was
terey avenue entertained at a par- followed by a reception for 300
ty, April 21, complimenting her guests, in the Italian Gardens.
For going away, the bride wore
house guest, Miss Rose Smith of
New York. A buffet supper was a powder blue and navy ensemble,
I with matching navy accessories.
served for 24 guests,
Her shoulder corsage was talis-
Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Shapiro man roses.
Among the out-of-town guests
of Calvert avenue entertained 300
guests with a buffet supper and were the bride's mother and sister-
dance Sunday evening, at the Ho- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Michel.
tel Statler, honoring their son, Sey- son, and Master Richard Michel-
mour, who was Bar Mitzvah on Sat- son, of Columbus, Ohio; the
urday morning, April 29. The music groom's sister, Polly Haber of
for the dancing was furnished by Nashville, Tenn.; also several rela-
Leonard Seel's Orchestra. A din- tives from Toledo, Ohio.
ner for the family and out-of-town
Mr. and Mrs. Ilaber left imme-
guests was held Saturday after- diately after the reception for a
noon.
two weks' visit in Nw York City
and Nashville. They will be at
Miss him Arbit was hostess at home after May 16, at 1603 Mil- o
a buffet luncheon for 10 couples at ner Crescent, Birmingham, Ala.
her home, 319 Englewood avenue,
Sunday, April 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers of
Monterey avenue left for the Ken-
tucky Derby at Louisville.
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Handmade Panties to Match
Dress-like Nightgowns
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weinstein of
16892 Birwood avenue will be at
home Sunday, May 13, afternoon
and evening, in celebration of their
son, Stanley's, Bar Mitzvah.
Maurice Landau sailed last Sat-
urday for I'alestine to join Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Ash of
Landau and children, who have
been there for the past seven 8441 LaSalle boulevard announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jer-
months.
ome Marvin, on Saturday morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman May 12, at Shaarey Zedek syna-
gogue. At home on Sunday, May
left for a visit to Atlantic City.
13, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silberstein
daughter motored to Baltimore to
of 2699 Leslie avenue left Tuesday
visit with Mrs. Mayer's Parents.
for New Yotk, Washington and
'Mrs. Max Scheuer of New York Atlantic City.
City is the guest of Mrs. Hattie
Selling.
Himelhoch's May
Sale of Lingerie
Mrs, Selma Rosenblatt has moved
from 1740 Burlingame avenue to
the Ranier apartments, 11537 Ham-
ilton avenue.
A lovely bridge and shower was
Jesse Hirschman and sister, given April 26 in honor of Freda
Sachs,
bride-elect of Julie 17, by
Sadie, motored over the week-end
her aunt, Mrs. Nathan Muskovitz,
to Cincinnati, to visit with rela-
of 1226 Clairmount. Covers were
tives.
laid for 42 guests.
Finished
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The bridal party at the Tabor-
Newman wedding on May 10 will
include the Misses Sally Butzel,
Barbara Gilbert, Rosalie Kahn and
Janet Welt as bridesmaids, and
Robert J. Newman, Ralph M. Cole,
Samuel Ileyman and Leonard T.
Lewis. Anson Abrams of New
York will serve as best man. Miss
Janet Welt is giving a rehearsal
dinner on May 9 at her home on
Balmoral drive.
Jerome Himelhoch won the first
prize in the Temple High School
Oratory contest held last Sunday.
Second prize was won by Irving
Steinberg, and Morton Sobel and
Seymour Blumenthal received hon-
orable mention.
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The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El will have its annual Mother
and Daughter luncheon and pro-
gram on Saturday, May 12, at
12:30, at Temple Beth F.I.
An interesting program will fol-
low the luncheon, when Margot
Sanger, disease, of Toledo, Ohio,
will present her "Theater of the
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Festival
CITY SCRIP ACCEPTED
AN AMAZING FACT
Bride of Last Sunday
Plea For Trees
On Mother's Day
Louis Tobin, chairman of the tree
committee of the Jewish National
Fund Council of Detroit, this week
reiterated his appeal for the plant-
ing of trees in honor of or in mem-
ory of mothers on Mother's Day.
Mr. Tobin states:
"The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit aims to obtain
the planting of 100 trees for Moth-
er's Day and This can be very eas-
ily accomplished with the co-opera-
tion of the various organizations O
having Mother and Daughter cele-
brations. We, therefore, appeal to
the chairmen of these functions to
familiarize their guests with this
method of remembering or memor-
ializing mothers."
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Trees may be planted by calling
Louis Tobin, Lafayette 1676, or ry
through the committees at any
Mother and Daughter celebration.
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and Fourteenth streets. All team
captains and the entire member-
ship committee will gather to give
detailed reports of their activities
to date.
Last Sunday the membership
"Better Boys
Better Men"
committee met and enthusiastic
reports were brought in by team
captains and several of the mem-
bership committee.
David J. Cohen, president of
the synagogue and general chair-
is situated' on Lake Erie,
man of this drive, thanked all the
only 36 miles from Cleveland, Ohio. It has a great
workers of this campaign.
In
private frontage of clean, sandy beach, spacious
part he said: "It is a source of
surrounding farm land, part of which has been laid
great pleasure to me to see the
loyalty and enthusiasm with which
out in an athletic field for all the activities which
this committee accepted its share
boys love.
In the expansion of our synagogue. '
The press, too. has faithfully co-
For information ■ and Prompt consideration address
I operated with us in this campaign,
and I take this occasion to ex-
press my sincere thanks to them.
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle has
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helped us to make this a success "
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