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DEC. 31
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Special consideration to organizations and groups.
All Detroit Jewry Is Invited to Attend the Sessions of the
18th Annual National Convention
Mizrachi Zionist Organization
of America
STATLER HOTEL, Detroit, DEC. 29, 30, 31, 1934
Official Opening Session Sun., Dec. 30, 6:30 P. M.
MAIN SPEAKER; RABBI WOLF GOLD, president of
Misrachi in America, and other prominent Mierechi leaders
of America and Canada. Also musical program by local
Cantor's Association.
Also to Attend the
Convention Banquet
TUESDAY EVE., JAN. 1, 6 P. M., Statler Hotel
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Tickets, $1.25, obtainable from any members of Micrachi,
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,Our Classified Ads Pay
Engagements
At the home of Mrs. William
Roth on Monday, Dec. 24, the
Home Relief Society held its last
meeting of the year. Election o
Rev. and Mrs. J. Silverman of Gladstone Ave. announce th
Among the many prenuptial at
officers took place. The following engagement of their daughter, Florence, to Fred Perlman, son of
fairs given for Miss Toba E. Ber
Mrs. Rachel Perlman.
man was a miscellaneous shower
at Boesky's, with Mrs. Zelda Har-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berlin of 2525 West Euclid Ave. announce
ris as hostess, on Oct. 31. Mrs
the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn, to Edward Pevoz, son of
Richard Cott entertained at a
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Pevoz of 2225 Ilazelwood Ave. Reception
luncheon and bridge on Nov. 27
2 to 5 p. m., on Sunday, Jan. 13. No cards.
Mrs. Mark Weinbeck and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harris of 7442 Kipling Ave. announce th
Anna M. Moss were joint hostesse
engagement of their daughter, Melba, to Jack Lieber, son of Mr. and
at a miscellaneous shower on Dec
Mrs. Jacob Lieber. A reception will be held on Sunday, Dec. 30
4, given at the Thornton Tea Room.
from 2 to 6 p. m. No cards.
Miss Buena Epstein entertained a
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Schuster of Lawrence Ave. announce the en
a kitchen shower on Dec. 11. Mn,.
gagement
of their daughter, Libbie Elaine, to Martin Share, son o
Charles Klosky entertained Mis
Mrs. I. Share of Webb Ave.
Berman at luncheon and the they
ter on Dec. 15. On Thursday, Dec.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Martin of Clairmount Ave. annotInce th
18, Mrs. Sam Sandler entertainer
engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Allen Louis Pick, son o
with the spinster dinner at the
Mrs. N. Pick of Monterey Ave. An engagement reception will b
Casino. Mrs. Michael Smokier o
held the latter part of January.
,
Windsor, and Mrs. Nathan Rubin
Mr. and Mrs. M. Slutsky announce the engagement of thei
entertained at a hosiery shower and
daughter, Gertrude, to Louis Salle, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Salle.
dinner on Dec. 19, at the Rose Bowl
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vogel of Boston Blvd. announce the en
Tea Room, and on the following
gagement of their daughter, Evelyn, to Jerome Shapero, son of Mrs
evening, Mrs. Simon Pfeiffer was
Belle
Shapero of Euclid Ave.
hostess at a linen shower at the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Challove announce the engagement of their
an Min Palace. On Saturday af-
daughter, Esther, to Edward J. l'olitzer, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz
ternoon, Dec. 22, the Misses Sarah
II. Pulitzer of 16221 Montevista Ave.
and Blanche Bennett were hostesses
at a bridge luncheon at the 130-
MRS. AL WEISMAN
crest and that evening Miss Naomi
Goldstein was hostess to six couples were elected unanimously to serve
in her home on Boston Blvd. On for the year 1935:
President, Mrs. Al Weisman;
Sunday, Dec. 23, Miss Ethel Ber-
man was hostess at a party shower honorary president, Mrs. Ilarry
and buffet supper. Mr. and Mrs. Shulman; first vice-president, Mrs.
Julius Berman, the bride's par- William Roth; second vice-presi-
Dec. 30—Miss Pauline Theresa Newman, daughter of Mr. and
ents, brought the pre-nuptial af- dent, Mrs. Ralph Levy; third vice. Mrs. Samuel Newman of 92 W. Arizona Ave., to Michael Zeffert, a
fairs to an end with the rehearsal president, Mrs. Charles Marien- Temple Beth El. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will perform the ceremony
dinner given for the 20 members thal; fourth vice-president; Mrs. A dinner for the immediate family will follow at thellelcrest Hotel
of the wedding party at the Park J. H. Polozker; recording secre-
Dec. 30—Miss Shirley Levenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
tary, Mrs. Jerome Kanter; corres-
Avenue Hotel on Dec. 26.,
ponding secretary, Mrs. M. Kogan; Louis Levenberg, to Jack H. Finn, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Finn
assistant corresponding secretary, of Virginia, Minn. The ceremony will be solemnized by Rabbi M
M. C. Myers of Chicago spent
Zager at Buddy's Restaurant, at 6 o'clock.
some time in Detroit with relatives. Mrs. Anna Moss; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. B. Komur; treasurer,
Dec. 30—Miss Lillian Krauss, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Licht of
Mrs. M. S. Arkin; auditor, Mrs. N. 2916 Leslie Ave., to Morris Mellen, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mellen
Julian S. Myers of Longfellow Mandeberg; reporter, Mrs. S. B. of Josephine Ave. .
Ave. is visiting Richard Sloss in Danto.
Dec. 90—Miss Helen Friedland, daughter of Mrs. Ida Friedland,
Cleveland.
Miss Gertrude Jean Leve ren- to Louis Perchekoff, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Perchekoff of 2943
dered several vocal and piano solos. Richton Ave., at B'nai David Synagogue. The ceremony will be per-
Joseph Falk, Jerry Moss and
Mrs. Weisman, president, read formed by Rabbi Joshua Sperka.
Bert Whitman are leaving Tuesday
her yearly report on the work being
Dec. 30—Miss Bertha Steinberg of 2627 Elmhurst Ave., dough.
for Florida and Havana.
done by the home Relief Society.
ter of William Steinberg, to Harry P. Kifferstein, at Congregation
Mrs. Weisman stated:
No greater evidence of the mettle of Beth Yehuda, Pingree and Woodrow Wilson.
The Aeseulapians Ladies Auxil-
organisation is net•vagary than the
iary is making elaborate prepara- our
Jan. 6—Miss Edith Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
manner in which the Home Relief So-
tions for the annual charity din- Hely has prourewed during thin trying Gordon of 31 W. Nevada Ave., to Ben Ersher. Rabbi M. Zager will
ner dance which will be held at tar of reconetruction. NVe have earn• officiate.
ed and a.umed leaderehip among volun-
Oriole Terrace, Wednesday, Jan. teer Jewish organisations attempting to
Jan. 9—Miss Helen Miriam Ehrlich, daughter of Mf. and Mrs.
fill a °mend place in the communal are
16.
Moe Ehrlich of 3045 Collingwood Ave., to Lawrence J. Michelson,
of our ell), by alleviating moffering. 'We
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Michelson of 2070 Collingwood Ave.
Ilse to serve' ban always IYeen or motto,
Mrs. Henry Green and Mrs. Mark and all our endeavors bear witness of
Jan. 20—Miss Rose Kaufman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
The following charities receive our
L. Berman gave a dinner and Mc
emIstance: The Denver Tuherculgy Home Kaufman of 9331 McQuade Ave., to Charles Sterns, son of Mrs.
shower at Webster Hall on Dec. for Jewish Children; The Grace Bentley Lena Sterns of 6387 Woodrow Wilson Ave., at Congregation Beth
Camp
for
Crippled
Children;
The
Allied
19, honoring Miss Dorothy Gabe,
Campaign; President Roosevelt•* Birth- Tephila Emanuel. Rabbi M. Eager will officiate.
whose marriage to Dr. Jack Sklar day Fund; The Community Fund; The
was an event of Dec. 25. Covers UoslahkIn Fund for thereelamation of
land In Palesline. an well as other or-
were laid for 34 guests.
g•nisation. interested • In community
Proudly Presents the New 1935
and an Improved Low•Priced
LEGAL CHRONICLE
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
ELECTS 1935 OFFICERS
ANN WEINBECK
Weinbeck and Sylvia Rosenberg,
together with Worthy Matron
Agnes Yarrows, are sparing no
efforts to insure the pleasure and
comfort of the guests. Novel en-
tertainment has been engaged.
Peppy music with dancing until
4 a. m., excellent cuisine, noise-
makers and favor for the ladies
are included in the program. Res-
ervations can be made through
any of the officers or by calling
Agnes Yarrows, Hogarth 6295;
r
g, Townsend
Sylvia Rosenbe
6-1158, or Ann Weinbeck, Trinity
2.0041.
College Fraternity
To Honor McDonald
work. The Moos-Chitim Committee re-
eels. a donellon or 1600 to aid In Its
care for approximately 1800 families
at Paesover. Through the generomity of
our number, Mrs. Hyman, and through
the Kosher Meat Packers, treat wag dia.
tr touted to more than 600 families. The
'enter Play School le a preJect that le
Included among the biome Relief So-
piety's activities. The Venter committee.
because of a curtailed budget, was forced
to restrict Its enrollment to 100 chil-
dren, to be selected on the basis of
mentality. With euetomaryresoureeful-
nests our organisation and the Zerlaltall
club combined in giving a food Mower,
with the gratifying result that 376 chil-
dren wereenrolled Instead of the antici-
pated 100. Children of pre-kindergarten
ago and children from 8 to 13 were given
a hot meet at noon, medk al attention.
and supervised play; children from 11
to 141 aim came under supervIelon with
an afternoon lunch of milk and crackers.
There wag a marked improvement PhYal.
'ally end mentally In the condition of
them little childrenat the end pf the
season, The Zedakah flub thanked the
limn. Hello( Society for permitting them
to party hale In this constructive work.
The menybers of the Home Relief So-
eletyalas worked diligently for the pur-
eee o• the •iThe Romance of • People .'
The !oral organisations receiving the
benefit of our labor were the Hebrew
schoole and the Zionist group. Thew
were to revel e 3$ per cent of the pro-
ceeds of the tickets, the renisinlen 76
per rent to go for the relief of Germ.-
Jewish refugees The suffering of our
people in Germany has been discussed
at varimie meetings with a hope that
in our ,man Way we could to a lilt
towerits their relief, Letters have been
pent to Renato. •ousens and Vanden-
berg asking for their support of the
Tidings Bill for the nyinoritY [Tonle in
Germany. A resolution for the organ-
isation in bowolt all German liter. han-
dles. woe addlited. Letters of protest
against the sale of such merchandiee
were wnt to the leading local merchant.
n • fining for the living. the Home
Keller itoclety doe, not forget its dear
ones she have passed beyond. In •
beautiful memorial service given by Mre .
Joseph knell , h. funds for the ',tenting
of four teen In Palestine were pent, hon.
n rinO Mamie Marx. Fanny Goldberg. Re-
becca Berenaon and Mr. Abramovits.
"li e ins to the splenold reports given
onthly by Mrs Ira Panto, chairman
the hospital committee, and Inc Mee.
Ralph Levy. chairman of the rase co.
mitt., It will be unneceseary for me
to review the years relief program. The
capable, sympathetic •nd dignified man.
ner In which theme ch•Ir men direct our
affair, ham not only won the love and
esteem of the ones they serve but the
his hest commendation of the Prole..
alone] relief agencies of our city.
vino May meeting wee held in the
stetter /Intel In the town of a member-
mhlp tea to promote the dInner•dance
that was to take the plate of the car-
nival which had in previous years been
given torale. the fund,. for our work.
Because the dinner dance would lie
in keeping with the dignity of nor or•
ganleation. It was decided on, In piece
of the earnival I believe I any elating
t he unanimous opinion of the 100 peo-
w
ple who attended this affairhen
I any
that *hie subwrIption dance of the Home
Relief Soy iety wit not only a credit to
the member. but to the entire Jewleh
community,.
eish to mention at this lime the
names of thoee who have rontrIbuted so
much toward. our en.logrnant and id, -
lightenment •t our meetings throughout
the year: Rabbi Leon From, Mr. Blum-
rown. Philip SlomovIts. Pr, hen M
Franklin, Judge B. .1. Beaty. Madonna
l'inprove and our own Florence Mailmen
of
Arthur Garfield Hays, Supreme
Rex of the intercollegiate frat-
ernity, Pi Lambda Phi, announced
that James G. McDonald, High
Commissioner for Refugees com-
ing from Germany, will be the re-
cipient of its annual award for
tolerance. The award, in the shape
of a jewelled gold medal, will be
presented to Commissioner James
G. McDonald at a dinner, on Fri-
day evening, Dec. 28, at the Chem- whoop mushc brought much eharm in our
ists' Club, 50 East 41st St., New meetings. Mies Eleanor Mittel.
•A vote of thank. Is due the Behrman
York, held by the fraternity in Printing Co. for their goner.. dona-
connection with its 39th annual tions throughout the year; Parke•Davlo
for their donations of meditine, Samuel
convention.
J. Leve for hie many courtesiem. and
This will be the first award of Iterman Greenberg for his Invaluable
its kind by Pi Lambda Phi. In the serviee.
- It is MM. ult for me, eilequately, to
letter to Commissioner McDonald exprees my own perwmel anew. teflon for
that no. gken nie white
a
apprising him that -he had been loyal support
In off, : To Rea Shulman and flora
chosen to receive this award, Her- Ehrlich for their conscientioussublee
and
right-h•nd
ansist•nce. To Minna
bert R. Kaus, chairman of its
Cornell who chronicled our even. no
national executive council, stated beautifully •nii piloted our Year Ma*
that he had been unanimously In success. To its Arkin Oho, besides
heraemIgned work. lent herself In
chosen for the honor this year doing
unwieldy effort to every task that re
because he had "most convincing. quired her, To Ruth Friedonlierg.
ebls ..... urer, who guarded cur
ly achieved world-wide recogni- very
e-preal-
lin•nces Oily. To my local
tion as • true exponent of toler- dents. officer• and rh•temen. I ca. again
a wry adequate thank you
ance."
Junior Chapter of Prenz-
17 GET DEGREES AT
!suer Group Conducts
HEBREW UNIVERSITY
Membership Drive
JERUSALEM. (JTA) — Two
brilliant students exiled from
Germany graduated last week
with high honors from the He-
brew University in Jerusalem.
Seventeen men received the de-
gree of Master of Arts, compris-
ing the fourth graduating class
in the history of the institution,
which recently began its tenth
year.
The two German Jews are Max
Schiffer and Raphael Artzi. Schif-
fer, who was refused a diploma
on the eve of his graduation from
the University of Berlin last year,
is one of a group of former Ger-
man students supported by a
grant from the Central British
Fund.
Artzi formerly attended the
University of Koenigsberg.
The Junior Chapter of the Eva
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid is
sponsoring a membership drive,
starting on Jan. 1, and ending
Feb. 29. All girls between the
Agee of 15 and 19 years who are
interested may get in touch with
anyone on the membership com-
mittee, composed of Estelle
Glucklick, chairman, Euclid 5046;
ia Kartzmee,
Edythe Kramer, Sylv
Rose Myers, Lorraine Ilibler,
Sara Goldman.
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CARD • OF THANKS
The family of the late Samuel
Goldberg of 2669 Fullerton Ave.,
extends sincerest thanks to rela-
tives and friends for the kindnes-
see and sympathy shown them
during their recent bereavement.
NEW YEta.
W. E. W•
MR3i, J. COHEN
Lawrence. In addition to the ex-
cellently planned meal, there will
be entertainniait, music for danc-
ing and numer o us other features.
Mrs. A. J. Retiblatt, chairman,
and Mrs. J. Zukerman, co-chair-
man, will tale reservations up to
Dec. 31, when ;OW at Townsend I
6-7825. The public is invited,
Mrs. A. Goldberg is chairman of
the donor luncts.m to be held Jan.'
9 at the Statle. /Intel. Those desir•1
ing to earn their pledge money are
urged to call Townsend 7.0551.
Mrs. J. Gendil, rummage chairman,
Longfellow 4295, who has a few
day open for rummaging.
Mrs. J. Cohen,. chairman of the
Benjamin Wisner Flower Memorial
Fund, is past president and an ac-
tive worker for the organization's
New Year's Eve party and the
donor luncheon.
Memorials honoring departed are
being accepted for the donor lunch-
eon by Mrs. A. 13. Knoppow, Euc-
lid 2762-J,
Old Foll:3 Home Pep
Luncheon on Feb. 20
Reservations are being made by
members of the Jewish Old Folks'
Home Auxiliary for their pep
luncheon to be held on Wednesday,
Party
Dresses
$4.95 $1195 $7.95
None
$19.95
higher than
Gilmore. new evening goWile
foe yyssr hollykay warn.. Rhine-
stone trimmed or henvIly brawled
fennel gowns In poste' r.load
teepee pl•iniles
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and leffelste
Myles
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the party.
Women's and Misses'
DRESSES
Tills group eom-
prIees dresses fur all
ccsions. In the
InIekl ...Talk...
In
inolwoow, crepes and
tan. ..lite also the
%nutrient dinner
dreiwea to he seen
In town, Allyanced
Ninnies In all lair,
$495
to $12.95
CHIC
Dress Shop
planning to visit Boston, New
haven,
Washington and New
York. For traveling, Sirs. Smok-
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SMOKLER-BERMAN
ler wore a Hattie Carnegie cos-
On Thursday evening, Dec. 27, tume suit of oxford grey and
at 8 o'clock, at a ceremony green. The dress was a tibia-
marked by extreme simplicity, waist frock and the coat was of
Miss Toba Elenore Berms n, finger-tip length with a sailor col-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius tar of racoon. Her accessories
Berman and Bertram Louis Smok• were brown. Mr. and Mrs. Smok-
ier, son of Mrs. Norman Smokier Iter will be at home to their friends
and the late Mr. Smokier, spoke after Jan. 18 at the Wilshire, 746
their wedding vows in the main I Collingwood Ave.
chapel of Shaarey Zedek.
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SMITH•SANDERS
The altar was beautifully dec. :
orated with graduated palms, emi-1
On Sunday evening, Dec. 23,
lax and white chrysanthemums' in the presence of the immediate
Tall white tapers burned in can- families and friends, Miss Pearl
delabra at either side.
Sanders, sister of David Sanders,
The bride was gowned simply of Chicago, became the bride of
in a period model of heavy gro- Samuel R. Smith, son of Mr. and
gain tafetta, fashioned along Mrs. Morris Smith. Rani M. Zs-
slender lines with an 8-inch queen ger officiated.
Anne collar and a train several
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yards long. Her veil fell to the
floor in the front from a tiny
Mrs. Etta York of 1148 %Vest
cuffed hat. Her only jewelry was Euclid Ave., announces the mar-
e single strand of pearls belong- riage of her daughter, Julia, to
ing to her maternal grandmother. Louis N. Beerman, son of Mr. and
She carried the white prayer book Mrs. J. Beerman of Milwaukee,
of her maternal grandfather Wis., on Dec. 22.
which was covered with purple
tipped white orchids and had a
ENTNER . SWARTZ
shower of lilies of the valley fall-
Mrs. Zelda Swartz of Canter.
ing from its pages. Clusters of bury Rd., Boston, Mass. announc•
fresh lilies of the valley were on es the marriage of her daughter,
her hat and formed buckles on Mildred, to Louis Entner, son of
her white slippers.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Entner of
Miss Sara Hope Berman, at- Nottingham Drive, Boston, Mass.,
tended her sister as maid of hon- on Dec. 24, at the home of Rabbi
or. She wore a robe de style gown Harold N. Rosenthal on Monterey
of white moire, the dress being Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Entner will
severely tailored and the jacket make their home in Detroit.
being trimmed with periwinkle
blue buttons down the front. A
SKLAR • GABE
tiny velvet bow of the same shade
A beautiful home wedding was
was at the neck and an exagger• solemnized at 2751 Webb Ave. on
ated peplum at the waist. She Dec. 26, when Miss Dorothy Gabe,
wore matching blue slippers and daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
Solo-
a tiara of fresh gardenias in her mon Gabe, became the bride of
hair. She carried a colonial boo- Dr. Jack Sklar, son of Mrs. Hy-
quet of *gardenias and forget-me- man Sklar and the late Mr. Sklar.
nets.
The bride was stunning in an
The bridesmaids were all aquamarine gown trimmed in
gowned alike in white lace cut white organza, and her hat, with
on quaint lines with white velvet a slight veil, matcher her gown.
bows at the neck and tiny pep-
Miss Susan Nurkin was the
lump at the waist of the jackets. pride's only attendant. Dr. Henry
They wore contrasting sandals Green served as best man.
and carried ropes of smilax and
After the ceremony, a buffet
gardenias tinted to match their supper was served to 125 guest.
slippers, Miss Ethel Berman wear-
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Sklar left
ing green, Mrs. Samuel Miller, for Chicago and, after Jan. 15,
sister of the groom, peach; Miss will make their home in Mil•au-
Buena Epstein, watermelon, and kee, Wis.
Miss Naomi Strin of Los Angeles,
Calif., yellow.
The bride's mother wore • pas-
Gifts to North End Clinic
tel printed satin gown with a
matching jacket and standing
North End Clinic has received
pleated collar. She wore a spray the following contributions:
of baby orchids.
In memory of Benjamin Freid-
The groom's mother was gown- enberg, from Mrs. Benjamin L.
ed in black crepe and sequins and Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
wore • corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Rosenfield, Mrs. Clara Rosenfield,
Samuel Moss, sister of the groom, Mrs. Mark Fleischman, Mrs. Sig.
was gowned in peacock blue crepe mund Haas, Mrs. Viola M. Wolf.
with a short, train and matching
In memory of Mre. Abraham
jacket. Her flowers were gar- Shiffman, from Mr. and Mrs. Mon-
denies.
roe Rosenfield.
The groom was attended by his
An anonymous contribution in
brother, Nedwin, as best man, and memory of Mrs. Abraham Shiff-
the ushers in the wedding party man, Jacob H. C ohen, Benj am i n
were Mandell Berman, brother of Freidenberg.
the bride, Elliot Fine, Samuel
In honor of special wedding
Miller and Dr. Max Lichter.
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Ushers seating the guests were M. Butzel, from Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Erving Moss, Dr. Harry Ben- Henry Wineman.
net Harmon Moss, Herschel Ber-
For the supplementary medical
man, Edwin Moss and Sidney assistance fund: In memory of
9035 12TH ST.
Near Clairmount
Non Under
the Mnnagement of
JANET'S
Open Fleeing,
Slindog 1111 5
LEND COLOR and GAIETY
Ilhirriages
Mrs. Abraham Shiffman, from Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Strifling, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Hartman, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward A. Atlas, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Kline, Mr. and Mrs.
osep
FORMAL GOWNS
ALTERATIONS FREE
Dec. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Barney Limond (Laurette Pechenaky)
a daughter, Marilyn Norma.
•
Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weingarden (Belle Raskin) of
3345 Richton Ave., a son, Gerald.
Nov. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grand (Rose Zuckerman) of
3200 Boston Blvd.,.a daughter, Dorris.
Nov. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oberfield (Rose Lakin) of
2900 Tyler Ave., a daughter, Sandra Beverly.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the ballroom
and a buffet dinner was served for
600 guests. Mr. and . Mro
Smok-
_
- er - left for
- an extended trip east,
NINA
The NeW Year's Eve p
the North - Woodward branch
the Jewish' Women's European I
Welfare Organization will be held
at the irrni Moshe, Dexter and
Births
Winer.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE
PARTY
with our
NOISEMAKERS
Balloons — Paper Hats
Confetti — Serpentines
MRS. J. WEISMAN
Feb.
20, at noon, to honor captains
of the successful membership cam-
paign. Reservations must be early
to insure accommodations. Only
500 tickets are being put on sale,
because of limited capacity. This
includes lunch, • concert, cards and
prizes.
Mrs. J. Weisman has been chosen
chairman for this affair.
A meeting of the auxiliary board
members will be held on Wednes-
day, Jan. 2, at 1 p. m., at 2972
Webb Ave. All members of the
board of directors must attend this
meeting. Mrs. 1. Goodman will be
the hostess.
Philomathic Holds
21st Contest Jan. 2
Six Contestants Vie for August
and Morse Medals; Debate
Women Champions Sunday
The 21st annual oratorical con-
test of the Philomathic Debating
Club will take place Thursday
evening, Jan. 3, at 8:15, at Cen-
tral High School, Tuxedo and
Linwood. Melvin Gerson, Leo-
pold Snyder, Jack Behrmann, Ar-
nold Sharkey, Louis Elkind and
Saul Greenberg will speak in the
contest. As annually since 1914,
■ gold medal will be awarded by ,
Herman August and a silver
medal by Maurice Morse to the
best and second best speakers re-
spectively. A large turnout of
alumni and friend., of the Philo-
mathic is expected at this affair,
which will be open to the public.
A precedent will be net to in-
augurate a fortnight of intensive
Philomathic activity, when an all.
woman team, sophomore debating ,
champions of Wayne University
and finalist in the intramural
tournament now being held there,
will debate a Philomathic team'
at their next meeting, Sunday,!
Dec. 30. The women, Pauline
Fried and Sietelle Fish, will op-
pose Leopold Snyder and Phillip
Leeman on the question, "Re.,
solved, that the United States,
government control and regulate ,
the munitions industry within its
borders." This debate, which Is
also open to the public, will take ,
place at - Congregation Shaarey
Zedek at 3 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 30,
and another large attendance is
expected.
On Jan. 12, a Philomathic team
consisting of Phillip Leeman, I
Julian Caplan and Saul Shiefman
will engage a Shaarey Zedek team
on the question, "Resolved, that'
the Jews of America have failed
in their moral and financial ob-
ligation to world Jewry," in the
first round of the Jewish Foren- ,
sic League.
SUWALKIER VEREIN
Installation of officers of the '
Suwalkier Independent Progres-1
sive Verein will take place on
Sunday, Dec. 30, at 8 p. m., at
Jericho Temple. Joy Road and
Linwood. Refreshments will be
served. Admission will be free.
Suwalkier landeleote are Invited.
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