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Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lachman Observe
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May 27—Miss Rose Waxman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Wax-
man of Richton Ave., to Morey L. Pollack, son of Mrs. Rebecca Pollack
of Gladstone Ave.
May 27—Miss Ethel Schecter, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Schecter,
to A. II. Cherow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cherow.
May 27—Miss Sylvia Derovan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Derovan, to Abraham J. Rosenshine, son of 'Jacob Rosenshine, at the
Philadelphia-Byron Hall. Reception will follow at 8 o'clock.
May 27—Miss Gertrude B. Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Goldberg of 1444 Pingree avenue, to Carl Pearl, son of Mr.
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 Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Schlussel of Gladstone avenue, to I'hilip Krasnick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Krasnick, at Congregation Beth Tephila
Emanuel.
June 3—Miss Ann Freedman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Freedman of 1977 Clairmount Ave., to Benjamin D. Jaffe, son of Mrs
Ida Jaffe of 288 Mt. Vernon Ave., at Congregation B'nai David, Elm-
hurst and Fourteenth.
June 10—Miss Elsie G. Feldman, daughter of Mrs. George Feld-
man, to George K. Bremen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bremen, at
12:30 o'clock at Temple Beth El. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will officiate.
Reception from 2 to 5 at home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schreiber, 1130
Longfellow Ave. Friends arid relatives are invited to both ceremony
and reception. No cards.
June 10—Miss Irene J. Becsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Becsky, to Al Charles Goodman, son of Mrs. Yetta Goodman of
Youngstown, Ohio. Ceremony at 3 p. m. at B'nai Moshe Synagogue.
June 10—Miss Celia Louise Berlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Berlin, to Dr. David Kliger, son of Mrs. Ida Kliger of Dexter
boulevard, at the Fort Wayne Hotel. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will
officiate.
June 10—Miss Mollie Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Ackerman of 2257 Blaine Ave., to Max H. Littky, son of H.
Littky, at Congregation B'nai David, Elmhurst at Fourteenth.
June 17Miss Frieda Sachs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
D. Sachs of Gladstone Ave., to Dr. Harry B. llandelsman of Chicago.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will officiate.
June 24—Miss Maurine Stone, daughter of M. and Mrs. Meyer
Stone, to Albert Allan Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Williams,
at the Italian Gardens of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Births
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May 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Citrin of 20 West Longwood
Ave., a son, Toby.
May 11—To Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Zieve of 1600 Delaware Ave., a
daughter, Eleanor Joyce.
May 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Silverman (Esther Holtzman),
a daughter, Judith Rachel.
May 6—To Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Wittenberg of 1253 Burlingame
Ave., a son, Ralph Emil.
May 2—To Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Grasgreen (Faye Stellar) of 8540
LaSalle Blvd., a son, Myron Ivan.
April 13—To Mr. and Mrs. N. Weisberg of 1975 Tuxedo Ave.,
twin sons, Jerry Raye and Sheldon.
Mich. Sisterhoods
Annual Convention
Mrs.
Philip Hyman of Battle Creek
Elected President for En.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
22-23—Hadassah Michi-
gan Regional Conference.
May
May 23—Musicale - social and
annual meeting of Woman's
Auxiliary of United Hebrew
Schools, at Hotel Statler, at
2:30.
May 26-11adassah Oneg Sab-
bath.
May 28—Home Relief Society's
annual meeting.
May 28—Sisterhood of Shaarey
Zedek annual meeting.
June 2 - 3 — Annual Flower
Days of Jewish National
Fund.
June 12—Moonlight of Jewish
Youth Council of Detroit.
June17—Bicur Cholem Jrs. an.
oust excursion.
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MR. AND MRS. SIMON LACHMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lachman,
479 West Ferry Ave., w:II ob-
serve their fiftieth wedding anni-
versary with a joint reception at
the home of their son and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Wolf-
gang of 3234 Webb Ave., who will
have open house to their friends
in honor of the confirmation of
their daughter, Miss Bette Elaine
Wolfgang.
The double celebration recep-
tion will take place on Sunday,
May 20, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Lachman have re-
sided in Detroit the entire dura-
tion of their married life, having
come here on their honeymoon.
Mr. Lachman, a jeweler for
many years in business on Monroe
Ave., retired some time ago to
give his entire attention to pri-
vate interests.
Assisting in receiving with their
parents are four daughters and a
son, Mrs. Morris D. Silver, Mrs.
Irving J. Wolfgang and Samuel
Lachman of this city, and Mrs.
Dorothy L. Silver of Los Angeles,
Calif., and Mrs. S. S. Vindberg of
Montreal, Quebec. There are 10
grandchildren.
Throughout the rooms, gold and
white decorations will predomin-
ate, the table, covered with a
pointe Venice cloth, bearing a
centerpiece of massed yellow and
white roses, surmounted by gold
and white tapers.
No cards have been issued.
Walter Farber New
Masada President
GIFTS TO NORTH END CLINIC
North End Clinic has received
a contribution in memory of Julius
Bing from Mrs. Dora Netzorg for
At the° last - meeting of Masada,
the young men's Zionist organiza- the supplementary medical assist-
and sam-
tion, the annual elections of offic- ance fund for children,
ers were held. The following were ples of baby food from Dr. II. M.
elected for the year 1934-35: Wal- Kirschbaum.
ter Farber, president; Max Chom-
sky, vice-president; David Ed',
corresponding secretary; Lewis
Landsman, financial secretary;
Samuel Weisman, treasurer. Israel
Wiener, retiring president, will re-
main as secretary for contact with
the national office of Masada and
the surrounding cities where Ma-
sada chapters exist for inter-city
cooperation.
At the same meeting, Max Chom-
sky reported for the program com-
mittee of the plans for the coming
year. Actual details of dates and
events are now being made for des
bates and lectures, and cultural
work within the organization. The
coming season of work will open
with an extensive membership cam-
paign, which will be featured by
the issuance of a booklet on Masa-
da and its ideals, and its future
plans. The organization will mee t
from now on at the new Jewish
Community Center.
The next meeting of the chapter
will be held on Monday evening,
May 21, at 9 o'clock sharp, at the
Jewish Community Center. All
young men who are interested in
the work of Masada are invited to
attend. An interesting program has
been arranged.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The
thirteenth annual convention of
Michigan Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods was held Tuesday.
May 8, and Wednesday, May 9,
with Mrs. Samuel L. Seaman of
Jackson, state president, presiding
at all sessions.
The opening session was a meet-
ing of the executive board on May
8, at which time convention com-
mittees were appointed.
At 6:30 p. m. an informal din-
ner for delegates and guests was
held at the Park American Hotel.
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At 8:15, Temple services were
OyS "Ca/
held it Temple B'nai Israel, the
invocation being given by Mrs.
Alick Rosenthal, honorary vice-
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president, with greetings of wel-
W. •
come
by Mrs. Arthur Dreshfield,
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president of the B'nai Israel Tem- Summer Play School To Be Helped
ple, and a response to these by
by Zedakah Club and Home
Phone for information, Detroit office, TO. 7-6890
Mrs. Samuel L. Seaman, Jackson,
Relief Society
Directions: U. S.•10 to M•18, through Clarkston. turn right
state president.
first gravel road, follow Perry Lake signs.
The religious service was con-
Zedakah Club and the Home
ducted by Rabbi Phillip Water- Relief Society are sponsoring a
man of Grand Rapids, and the ser- food shower for the benefit of
mon was given by Rabbi Jerome the summer play school of the
D. Folkman of Jackson, the title Jewish Center. Many children
of which was: "Misguided Zeal." are given a happy, well supervised
An informal reception followed. summer, with lunches served daily.
The session Wednesday morn- This food shower is to be held
ing opened with invocation by Tuesday, June 5, in the auditor-
Mrs. Samuel Van Norden of De- ium of the Jewish Center. The
as,
troit. Chaplain Ewert of the entrance fee will be staple gro-
Michigan State Prison gave an genies. An exact list of the needs
interesting talk. The usual rou- of the school will be published at
On account of the increased cost of labor and all
tine of business and reports were a later date. A fine program and
ingredients, the following price will prevail:
heard during the morning session. bridge will be the diversions of
The luncheon was opened with a the afternoon.
blessing by Mrs. Samuel Seitner
Mesdames Irving Gould, Max
of Saginaw, followed by greetings Simons and Henry Goodman are
from Mrs. James Kline of Kale- the Zedakah committee for this
wr I qtf
mazoo, convention chairman,. and event. :Mesdames Harry Coggan,
Mrs. Mitchell Sternfield, president
Anthony Deutsch and Atrhur Gins-
-
of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society berg are on the Home Relief corn-
Prices on all other baked goods remain the same.
of Kalamazoo, with a response mittee.
by Mrs. Sol Wolff of Detroit.
Mr . s. Edward Sklar has been
Mrs. Felix Levy of Chicago gave
nted captain for the Zeda- h
• brilliant address entitled eA
w
d ,, appoi
kah group for the Allied Je'.
Plain Woman in Search of Go .
Music was rendered by Mrs. Leta Campaign.
A
contribution
was
received
by
Snow, pianist, and Lillian Pringle,
'cellist. The resolution comnfft- Zedakah Club from Mr. and Mrs.
i honor of the e..n.
tee and 'nominating committee Edward Stein n
then read their reports and the i firmation of their son, Milford.
meeting was brought to a close,: A contribution was received
with a prayer by Rabbi Folkman. from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel At-
The following were elected to king in memory of their father,
the late Barney Atkins.
office:
A contribution was recei, d
President, Mrs. Philip Hyman,
Dramatic Tournament at Battle Creek; first vice-president, from Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grossman,
Mrs. Samuel Van Noorden, De- honoring the memory of (1.,,r
Community Center.
troit; second vice-president, Mrs. father, the late Barney Atkin ,
Norman Buckner, Pontiac; third
Finals of the intermediate dra- vice-president, Mrs. Jerome D.
matic tournament will be held at Folkman, Jackson; corresponding
Pheme Olean,
Mrs.
the Jewish Community Center, secretary.
8904 Woodward Ave., Saturday Battle Creek C'elcording secretary,
evening, May 26, at 8 o'clock. The Mrs. Arthur k fman Grand
evening's program will include the Rapids; treasurer, . Miriam
The Jr. Unit of the Los Ang ,.•••
following plays: "The Valiant" to Wolff, Jackson.
Sanatorium held its last meeting
Powatan Cock-
be presented by the Tartans, "A
on
Tuesday, May R, in the form of
tail Lounge, the
Mess of Pottage" by the Flamin-
ARGONACT FRATERNITT
a luncheon, at the Whittier flout.
goes, "Yells" by the Tri Sigmas,
beauty spot of
Election of officers took place, re-
is had weather P u"^. 1
and "The Fatal Quest" by the Lai- 'ho cornea se tn. T M .11
Detroit ... 3:15
suiting as follows:
COS.
Rageoy, President;
to I u the time.
r7 a7tAIT un ' a rirrtV11117rd School, fun-
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These clubs survived the prelim- %es la.y 21% to open th• .ruin. No Mrs.
II. Shapero, vice-p maid, iit;
Gay music, tall
inary eliminations which were
Howard,
recording secre-
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drinks and en-
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a week ago.
Final arraneetnents nave base einn•
by to Argo.. Portal remelt..
meet,
Dancing
lancing will follow the present- rioted
M. S. Perlis,
Mrs.
ing
secretary;
i.oder I. personal dIreetion at Ls*
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ation.
von., for tnee•ent ePoneored by AlPh• treasurer; Mn. A. Friedman end
Tau •nd Ari ans., frat•ratties the We-
publicity; =
Mrs.
F..
Schoenberg,
.nd
s 's
Shower on June 5
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