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MRS. JACOB H. SCHAKNE

Hotel Tuesday. Dec. 4, at 12:30
p. m., indicated that a successful
, affair is looked forward to.
Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne will be
featured as soloist at • the donor
luncheon. Mrs. Ilarold Schakne
will accompany her sister-in-law
and will also play several solos.
Sirs. R. Rubenstein will give
a bridge party at 2040 Glendale
!Ave. on Dec. 1. Fannie Straus
and Sara Freedman will give a
!bridge party at 2267 Gladstone
Ion Nov. 24, and Sirs. J. Zucker-
man will give a bridge party at
.3356 Richton, also on Nov. 24.
I Donors for the luncheon are:
stsouesss I Allender. x Arkin, 1,

Minot! /I Brood, M. Maker. N Iii•t-
ndroff, P Itagdini. J. lialheror, M. Md.
ore, Ii Mader. li Illoodo•en. 14 Drown,
11 Llenarleti. George .t
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, 'obeli. A. I. !dlr...
Louie Fineman. 0..• Vizier, P.
Feld.
MUM, A al Vera.. Pei id Freedman. M
Finkel. Derry 1,1,11.n. H. Idnatherg. P
Gorellt k. how Goldberg. liar. GII ■ 11.erg.
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Goldman. P Gold/and!, II Gold-
nil h, Ann Goldberg. M. Goodman.
1-11rry Goodr.n. 11 Greenwald, Joe Gil -
Ile non. I'. Goldberg, J. Hellman. Ja.-gb
MOIL P Honig man, A. Golderigraber.
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. A Nat .In. L Keel man, /I Lewle,
Langaon, A. Lined, A IeVey
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Million. it
Meta, M. Miller, Phalle.
Marks. P
I. Margolin, It.
Nina. I1. Goma Pain Hanna. II Pollen.
L. Padoter', N
I.. Neiman, P.
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Itolometeln. P. ft.,
aenberg. Jet N Hn bin, Mr. Pliberblarl,
I., a lodnone, I, Wray, A.
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DR. LEO JUNG

HERE DEC. 16

Dr. Leo Jung, one of the out-
standing leaders in Orthodox
Judaism in America, will be the
guest speaker at the donor dinner
of Congregation Irnai M ose,
h on
Dec. 16, according to anann o unce-
'rent made on Thursday by Rabbi
Moshe Fischer, the spiritual lead-
er of the congregation.

Beth Tephila Emanuel Sis-
terhood Chanukah Din-
ner on Dec. 2

The Sisterhood of Beth Tephila
Emanuel announces its Chanukah
dinner which is to be held Sunday,
Dec. 2, at 6 o'clock, at the Beth
Tephila Emanuel Hall on Taylor
and Woodrow Wilson. The pro-
glum arranged for that evening
will include a fine play and prorni-
nin• t speakers. The public is in-
vited.
The Sisterhood will hold its next
meeting Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the
synagogue.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Si. Shul -
man of Webb Ave. entertained at
dinner on %Vett:Imlay evening in
honor of Heinz Liepmann, author
of "Murder-Made in Germany"
who spoke before the Men's Club
of Shaarey Zedek that evening,
and Mrs. Ida Landau, managing
director of the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, who was a guest in the
city un that day.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Magidsohn
art motoring this week-end to
Madison, Wis., where Mr. Magid•
sohn will officiate in the Minnesota-
Sirs. Nathan Sloss of Cleveland Wisconsin football gate.
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will spend the Thanksgiving week-
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end with her mother, Sirs. Adolph
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berman of
1' P hrt•
Sloman, and sister and brother-in-
Burlingame Ave. will hold open
al. 11 a
law, Mr. and Sirs. Irving Hirsch-
house on Sunday in honor of their
man.
daughter, Sara Hope, and her
roommate, Miss Elsa Goodman of
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank are Portsmouth, Va., The girls are
spending the week in New York. students at Northwestern Univer-
sity and will spend a few days in
MISS CHARLOTTE LEV
Sirs. Alfred Rothschild and Miss Detroit enroute to a house party in
•tory-donor luncheon, to be held
Edith Ileavenrich entertained a Morgantown, Va.
group of friends at dinner last
tort Sunday, Jan. 27, at the Statler
Wednesday evening at their home
Celebrating their 40th wedding Hotel. One of the ways of earn-1
on Trowbridge Ave.
anniversary, a surprise dinner and Mg an admission ticket to the
card party was given on Wednes- luncheon is to sell tickets for the'
Mrs. Alexander Freeman of 20 day, Nov. 14, for Mr. and Sirs. ;dance and receive credit of one-
Chicago Blvd., will entertain on Louis Feiler at their home, 2997 fourth of the amount of money'
Thanksgiving Day, as she has done Fullerton Ave., by friends. Deco- turned in to the dance commit-
for the past 17 years years, with rations were carried out in ruby tee. This plan has added a great
a dinner party for the residents of red with contrasting white, with deal of impetus to the ticket sale.
the Old Folk a Home. Covers will the same color combination pre- All outstanding money from the
be placed for 49.
dominating in the floral center- ;sale of tickets for the dance
Filmy lace, dainty and rich-looking
pieces. Sirs. Alfred W. Feller and 'should be turned over to Sydelle
Next Tuesday, Sir. and Mrs. Jul- Mrs. Jess R. Feller were assisted Bobrin, ticket chairman, at the
enough for the moot exquisite boudoir!
by
Mrs.
Joseph
Broder
in
the
prep-
1meeting
of
the
dance
committee
ius Gilbert will be hosts at a din- I
Made of that higher-priced fine-screen
ion Monday night, Nov. 26, at
ner party at their home on Boston aration of the affair.
11947 Gladstone Ave.
•
Blvd.
lace with expensive-looking hand-done
Charlotte Lev, chairman of the •
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson
medallions set in a lovely design. Fin.
victory-donor luncheon commit-
Mrs. Rose Ripley of Denver, and daughter, Audrey, are leaving
tee, is hard at work organizing
Colo, is visiting with her family • for Miami Beach. Mr. Robinson
ished with an unusually full flounce
in this city. Last Wednesda • her will return in a couple of weeks her committee and making plans.
which reaches nearly to the floor. In
sisters, Mrs. Ilenry Van Baalen and will stay at the Belcrest with to secure a large list of pledges. •
Approximately 75 pledges were •
and Mrs. Fannie Rosenblatt, honor- their son Ilarold.
cream color. Make this your seasonal
,
received
on
Nov.
6
and
a
steadily
I
ed her with a luncheon and bridge.
gift - it's sure to be appreciated
On Friday, her sister, Mrs. M. Ro-
A special business meeting of the 1increasing list is anticipated. The'
senberg, was a hostess at luncheon Young People's Temple Club for dime-saving method is being en-
for years to come! Full or twin sizes.
the purpose of ratifying the pro- Icouraged. In view of the fact
and bridge.
posed new constitution will be held i that only $5 will be needed for
this year's donor luncheon, the;
Other Saxony Spreads from $7.95 to $15.00
Dr. and Mrs. Albert H. Krohn next Sunday, Nov. 25, in the Men's
necessary amount can be lICCUM11-
entertained at a formal dinner- Temple clubroom, at 4 o'clock.
lated if saving is begun at once.'
dance in their home in Sherwood
Other
Handmade Spreads iu Brittany and
The Abraham Baron Family will Charlotte Lev may be reached at
Forest, on Saturday, Nov. 17, hon-
Euclid 2068-J.
Alencon Lace, St. Gaul Swiss, Brussel Net,
oring their house guests, Dr. and be at home at 1720 Gladstone Ave.,
Jean Sherman, membership
Mrs. J. E. Fisher of Shaker Thursday evening, Nov. 29. No
and Point de Litre,
to $.19.50
chairman, reports that the next
cards.
Heights, Cleveland, Ohio.
event in the progress of the mem-
bership
drive
will
be
a
musicale,
Miss Anne Weston and Mrs.
floor-finnul Rm. Arno* 11•11shot
Rabbi Leon Frame will be in
Betty Rubin were joint hostesses to be held at the Statler Ilotel on
Grand Rapids Sunday, Nov. 25, to
to a group of 50 guests at a per- Sunday, Nov. 25, at 3 p. m. On
address Temple Emanuel as emir-'
sonal shower given at Takis Grill, the prograM will be Dorothy
nary of the Union of American
last Tuesday evening, in honor of Green, pianist; Rose Lefton, solo-
Hebrew Congregations.
Miss Freda Fishman of Hazelwood ist, and Ida Arkin, who will give
Ave. Miss Fishman is engaged to a reading. Members are urged
Mr. and Mrs. Max Behrendt and marry Michael Bromberg of Chi- to bring their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Wolf enter- cago.
Every member of the local unit
tained a group of friends at dinner
is concentrating her efforts on
Friday night at the home of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shevin of membership enrollment during
and Mrs. Wolf on Lawrence Ave. 2659 Webb Ave. have as guests this month. The final wind-up of
It Costs No More for the Best
LEADER'S
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph the campaign will be on Nov. 25,
Miss Lizette Freund will leave Ituberman of Jersey City, who are national membership day.
Saturday for a stay in New York. here to attend the Bar Mitzvah of
Junior Hadassah is the largest
their grandson, Fred Shevin.
and one of the most popular Jew-
Mrs Phillip Shulman of Boston
ish youth groups in Anieritt. In
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Blvd. left for Florida to remain
Mrs. Arthur l'ollack and Mr. and this period of crisis for world
over the winter.
Mrs. Irving Golden, returned Tues- Jewry, particularly for German
People of discriminating taste. send their
day from a motor trill:to New Jewry. American Jewish girls
rugs here to be cleaned. Let us include
Mrs. Estelle Alexander of Buf- York
you
among our satisfied customers.
want to take an active part in
falo, N. Y., was the recent guest
work directed toward the greater
of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
The Misses Helen , Ehrlich, Lil- security and constructiveness of
ney Alexander of Webb Ave.
lian Stern and Mrs. Albert J. Alt- Jewish life. Junior Hadassah of-
11700 LINWOOD AVE.
man will be hostesses at a kitchen fers just such an opportunity to
a
William J. Ilrown and brother, shower and bridge honoring Miss Jewish girls. Through the chil-
Nathan, returned to the Belcrest Peggy Fink, a bride-elect, to be dren's home-school and agricul-
after a short visit in Burlington, given Saturday afternoon, Nov. 24, tural traiping farm which Junior
Vermont.
at the L'Aiglon.
Hadassah supports in Palestine,
American Jewish girls have the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klein of the
Mre. Edward Sklar entertained opportunity to provide the best
Belcrest have as their guests their at a luncheon and bridge shower
of home and educational facilities
mother and brother, Mrs. John A. at the Belcrest on Nov. 20, honor-
for young children. Of special
Radoy and James Radoy of St. ing Miss Dorothy Gabe, whose mar-
interest at this time is the fact
Louis.
riage to Dr. Jack Sklar will be that these facilities are open to Honor Mrs. Milkovsky
an event of Dec. 25.
BE PHOTOGRAPHED
German refugee children.
This Saturday Night
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere,
The national membership cam-
formerly of Webb Ave., are now
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fineman of paign seeks an Increase of 5,000
residing at 2230 Calvert Ave.
On Saturday evening, Nov. 24,
2735 Buena Vista Ave. had • members, which would bring the
at Buddy's Restaurant, 9001 12th
double celebration last Sunday,
Mrs. A. L. Bernstein of Pingree honoring the 30th wedding anni- total Junior Hadassah enrollment St., the National Fund Council,
Ave., is visiting with her mother, versary of their parents, Mr. and to 15,000.
We record
together with Ladies Auxiliary
Jean Sherman, membership
Mrs. H. Strauss, in Cincinnati, 0. Mrs J. Fineman, and their child's
Sof the Jewish National Fund and
your child
chairman of the Detroit unit, may
first birthday, at a surprise dinner.
Kvutzah
Ivrith,
will
honor
Mn.
•
be reached at Madison 6551.
in charming
Milton M. Alexander is at home
at 18255 Wildemere Ave., follow-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cornblatt of
mood
ing an accident which occurred on Bit Vernon Ave. announce the ap- SHAAREY ZEDEK PARTY
Nov. 15 and resulted in a broken proaching marriage of their daugh-
TO
OBSERVE
CHANUKAH
leg.
ter, Florence, to Hylan Latch of
Enjoy the best craftsmanship
Montreal, Quebec. The engage-
Mrs. Phillip Schaffer of Atlan. ment announcement was formally Children's Affair on Dec. 2; Sis-
at no greater cost. Arrange
terhood Dinner-Dance Dec. 9
tie City is the guest of Mr. and made at a dinner give by Miss
our Christmas sittings non.
Mrs. David King of Santa Rosa Cornblatt's aunt and uncle, Mr.
The Sisterhood of Shaarey Ze-
Dr. Their daughter, Mrs. Charles and Mrs. A. Shtull, at the Russian
CIIR ISTIIAS CIEGIA I.. 6 for 16
King of Grand Rapids, is also a Village Restaurant in Montreal, on dek will give a Chanukah party
1 One additional colored in oil.
guest, and will be joined by her I Nov. 11. Mr. Latch is a graduate for the children on Sunday after-
hide" tuladed
husband here over the Thanks- of the law school of McGill Uni- noon, Dec. 2, at 2 p. m., in the
Offer good ardll Demember 1
primal
hall
of
the
synagogue.
giving week-end.
versity.
A program of interest to child-
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Phillips of
Mrs. A. B. Kaufmann of 2444 ren of all ages is planned. A Cha-
Greenlawn Ave., are motoring. W. Euclid Ave., returned from a nukah play will be presented.
visit of neveml weeks in Rochester There will be music, magicians
through Ohio.
and Buffalo, N. 1'., where she and a variety of entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton nominee spent some time with relatives and Refreshments wil be served. Mem-
of Euclid Ave., returned from a friends.
bers, friends and their children
week's visit in Chicago.
are invited. A nominal admission
Master Leonard G. Muss, BOO of fee will be charged.
Honoring George Sukolsky, who Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Muss, cele-
Mrs. Irwin Cohn is chairman,
;poke Tuesday evening at the Tem- , brated his 7th birthday in their assisted by Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt
tIe Forum, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, home at 3024 Gladstone Ave., with and Mrs. Samuel Eder.
digits. entertained • few friends' 26 of his little friends. Mrs. Samuel
On Sunday evening, Dec. 9, the
MRS. H. MILKOVSKY
Sunday evening in their home on Moss also had a luncheon and Sisterhood will hold its outstand-
( umherland drive.
bridge for nix tables in honor of ing event of the year. A Chanu- H. Milkovsky with a farewell ban-
the occasion.
kah dinner and dance will take quet prior to her departure from
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bernsteine
place in the social hall. A catered this city.
have moved from La Salle Blvd., to
At the last meeting of the Live dinner will be Served. There will
Les. Milkovsky has at all times
18662 Muirland Ave.
Wires, Dr. B. Nosanchuck spoke be entertainment and dancing.
during her residence in Detroit
on social diseases. The seventh an- Mrs. Herman Wetzmen is chair-
1*nmsmen
given her untiring support and
Mn. A. Lorenz of Chicago is nual dance will be given on Tues- man of the event, assisted by:
devotion to the Jewish National
TO
visiting with her children, Mr. and day evening, Dec. 25. Herbert Mar- Mesdames Arthur Purdy, Harry
Fund. She was the organizer of
Mrs. David Wilkua of Boston Blvd. golis will be host to the club at Brown, Abraham Cooper. Reser-
the next meeting at his home, 2704 vations may be made by calling the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish National Fund 11 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schimmel Leslie Ave.
Mrs. Simon Shetzer, Longfellow At that time it was known as the
are leaving the early part of next •
8-190p.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hash-
week for Philadelphia, enroute to I The Gordian Gina Club held
raehar Camp. She nerved as
their second anniversary last Sun-
their home in Palestine.
president
for six years. Mrs. Max
-
day evening at the Eastern Star
Hayman succeeded her and served
Mrs. Joseph Gould of Tuxedo Cafe. Gertrude Swartz, president,
for
two
years.
In 1931 Mrs. Mil-
Ave., who is chairman of the thea- rave a resume on the achievements
L., 10.50 a. m., COS p. m.
kovsky resumed office again un-
ter committee for the sale of Red of the organization. Nine couples
Daily
til
Marshall
ShUlt11811,
ant,
of Mr.
1933, when Mrs. Max Weksler
Cross seal stamps, entertained last attended thin affair.
■ and Mrs. Harry M. Shulman of was elected and is serving at the
Wednesday afternoon at tea, for
Club Rao will hold its third an- Webb Ave.. student at the Uni- present time.
24 members of her groups and Mrs.
J. H. Maxwell Gryllx, general niversary the early part of Jan- versity of Michigan and ■ mem-
In 1927 the name was changed
chairman, delivered an interesting uary. Arrangements for this af- ber of the editorial staff of the to the Ladies Auxiliary of the
fair will be made by Merle Bron- Michigan Daily, was honored last
talk.
"Over the Islands"
Jewish National Fund. Mrs. Mil-
stein, Morris Lapinsky, Aaron week by being elected to mem-
kovsky is at the present time serv-
The many friends of Harry Clark Ginsburg and Jack Lieberman.
bership in Sigma Delta Chi, hon- ing as honorary president of
the
will be pleased to learn that be is
orary journalistic fraternity.
Auxiliary and as a vicepresirent
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Urbach
convalescing from his recent illness
of
the
Council
.
at his home, 2990 Elmhurst Ave. and family of 2734 Calvert Ave., Plant 10 Trees in Palestine
A fine musical program has
left for Miami, Fla.. where they
Fastest Tri•Metared Service
in Honor of Bar Mitzvah
been arranged, with Mrs Bernard
Lieut. Howard S. Gould, com- will spend the winter.
Laths as vocalist and Al Wolgin
of Fred Shevin
New Passenger Service Daily
manding taker at Camp Molasses
Miss Evelyn Gottlieb and Mrs.
to Pontiac, Leasing, Grand
At the Kali:huh given at the as violinist.
Moor. Startisk. YteL, s rseses-
Reservations
for
this
affair
may
Sadie Braun of Chicago attended Shaarey Zedek by Mr and
ad te kis Mrs es Times Ave.
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Mrs
Rapids aid Maskegoa
as wedding of Evelyn Jay to Bert Shevin of 2659 Webb Ave . , on the be made be calling Mrs. Max
The Mors Mai slot rare bea- Tara. Sunday, Nov. 18, at the occasion of the Bar Mitzvah of Weksler at University 1-9071, or
7
Years
Airline Operating
Mrs
Hotel, and are now their son. Fred, 10
ters. at • imams sad personal Doric-Cadillae
Louis Miller, Euclid 3377-W.
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trees ,sere
Experience
o ; planted in Palestine by the oar-
shaansr Ors at tfle Wilaltire last copping
/solos, lama•rlse *Or future 1919 W. Grand Bird., mother of ems and friends of the Bar Mitz-
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The dance on Thanksgiving
night, Nov. 29. at the Masonic
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major fund-raising affair of Jun-
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laib were
. hosts at a dinner dance Friday eve.:
rung, honoring their house guests,
Sir. and Mrs. Allen Littman and •
Sir. and Mrs. David Skall of Cleve-
land, Ohio. Mr. and Sirs. Louis
Schwartz and Sir. and Sirs. Victor
Weil will entertain the guests at
a cocktail party Saturday evening,..
at the home of Mr. and Sirs. Weil..
A progressive breakfast will be
given Sunday morning at the homes
. of Mr. and Sirs. Clarence Enggaas,
Mr. and Mrs. !tarry Farbsten and
Mr. and Sirs. Mortimer Meyer.

--for gala
holiday affairs!

Jr. Hadassah Plans

$5 Donor Luncheon

Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid!
met at the Statler Hotel, Tuesday,
Nov. 20. Mrs. George Cohen pre-
sided. Mrs. Ann Williams, read
the prayer.
Reports of chairmen of com-
mittees fur the donor luncheon,
which takes place at the Statler

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