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League of Women's
Societies Annual
Meeting on Feb. 4

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The League of Jewish Women's
Organization, of which Mrs. Abra-
ham Srere is president, is plan-
ning a unique program for the
annual joint meeting of all the,
organizations composing the

Monday

A Sale!

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hork-
heimer returned to their home in
Wheeling, W. Va., after spending
a fortnight as guests of Mrs. Hork-
heimer s mother, Mrs. Esther Hy-
man of the Chatham Apts.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. New-
man and daughter, Janet, of Can-
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Fairfield Ave. returned from a few
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Mr. and Mrs. Israel Himelhoch
returned from Havana where they
spent their honeymoon.

Formerly $135.00 to $265.00

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Mrs. Miles Finsterwald and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Friedman are spend-
ing a few weeks in Hollywood, Fla.

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league, on Monday, Feb. 4, at
Temple Beth El,
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, chairman
of the fay, announces an all-day
institute on the timely subject
Some Social Adustment for Our
Modern Jewish Youth." Nation-
ally known speakers will be pre-
sented. The program will begin
at 11 a. m. Luncheon at a nom-
inal price will be served at 12:30,
after which the program will be
resumed.
Mrs. Edwin Wolf is chairman
of arrangements for this lunch-
eon, with Mrs. Harry Shulman
as vice-chairman.

Junior Hadassah
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Happy Day Fund Birthday Party
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friends were inspired in their
work on Palestinian projects by
an interesting talk given by Dr.
Israel Weiner on Tuesday eve-
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velopment of Palestine by the
Jewish National Fund." The slides
shown, accompanying this talk,
depicting the work being done in
Palestine by Zionist organizations,
aroused further enthusiasm and
interest in the $5 victory donor
luncheon, to be given on Jan. 27,
at the Statler Hotel.
Pledges are continuing to come
in and can be made with Sophia
13. Schwartz, who is secretary of
the luncheon committee, at Euclid
8292-W. Charlotte Lev, chair-
man of the luncheon, urges that
all prospective pledgees make
their reservations with her at
Euclid 20684, Bertha Yackness,
donor chairman, at Townsend
6 5290, or Miss Schwartz, before
Jan. 15.
A birthday social, the second
in a series of parties sponsored
by the happy day fund committee,
will be given on Sunday, Jan. 13,
at 2 p. in., at the home of Ber-
nice Levine, 2695 Richton Ave.
All members and prospective
members who have birthdays dur-
ing December and January are
invited.
An Oneg Shabbath tea will be
given on Saturday, Jan. 12, at
3 p. m., at the home of Sadie
Shur, 2050 Hazelwood. Members
and their friends are urged to at-
tend.
A meeting of the membership
committee will be held at the
home of Tette Milin, 2058 Vir-
ginia Park. on Tuesday evening,
Jan. I.,. New members and pros-
pective members are invited.

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Little Women of Hadassah
to Hold Open Meeting

Miss Clara Leach, chairman of
the program committee. announces
that musical entertainment will
On Sunday, Jan. 13, at 2:30 p., mark Sunday's meeting,
m., the Little Women of Hadassah
The membership campaign which
will meet at the home of Miss Ruth!
was launched on Jan. 1, has
Pollock, 3824 Cortland Ave.
brought increases in membership.

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All girls between the ages of 14

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and 17 are welcome
prospective members and those in-
' erested are invited to attend the
next meeting. For further infor-
I matins call Long. 5414 or Garfield
4861•W.

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A series of bridge parties is be-
ing given by members of the De
troit Section, National Council of
Jewish Women, for the purpose of
collecting used clothes with which
to replenish the stock of the Coun-
cil Re-Sale Shop at 89 Rowena St.
The first of these parties was given
on Jan. 8 by Miss Emma Butzel,
whose guests brought bundles of
used clothes. Among the hostesses
who are planning these parties are:
Mrs. Walter Leib Mrs! Joseph
Hartman, Mrs. harry Jackson,
Mrs. Benjamin Wilk, Sirs. Louis
Smilansky and Mrs. Robert Streit-
ling.

Music Study Club
Program on Jan. 15

Sylvia Winter was hostess to a
group of friends at a pajama party
on New Year's Eve, on the occas-
ion of her 14th birthday.

Miss Fanchon Hillaburg, daugh-
ter of Dr. N. Hillsburg, celebrated
her 18th birthday at a gathering
with her family on Jan, 7.

A surprise party was given by
Sir. and Mrs. Marvin Gingold
have returned from their honey- relatives and friends in honor of
Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Ellen-
moon trip to Chicago.
stein who celebrated their 12th
wedding
anniversary on Jan. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Montie Wittel-
shofer of Atkinson Ave. will enter-
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Harvey of
tain some friends at a dinner party
Engelwood Ave. were hosts to •
on Saturday evening, Jan. 12.
group of children on Sunday after-
Miss Helen Vera Prentis has re- noon, Jan. 6, in honor of the
turned to the University of twelfth birthday of their daugh-
ter, Frances Elaine. In the eve-
Michigan to resume her studies.
ning the immediate families were
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bernstein entertained.
of 80 Pingree Ave. left to attend
Miss Zelda Smith of 3270 Mon-
the Canners Convention which will
be held in Chicago this week. They terey Ave. entertained 12 guests
at a bridge on Dec. 25.
will stop at the Stevens Hotel.

Saul Kopman of Chicago Blvd.,
who has been visiting relatives in
St. Louis, has returned to his home.

Dr. and Mrs. M. Rattner. who
have been on ■ cruise, have re-
turned to their home on Edison
Ave.

Rabbi Leon Fram will partici-
pate in a jury panel discussion on
America's foreign policy, at the
Women's City Club on Wednesday
afternoon, Jan. 16, under the spon-
sorship of the Council for Educa-
tion in International Relation.
Among the participants will be
Mrs. Harold T. Miller, Paul Mar-
tin, Miss Anne Sprague, Miss
Stella Suflnsky, Mrs. Charles
Shain, Leo I. Franklin and Harry
M. Robbins.

Membership Rally
Of Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood Jan. 14

The annual membership meet-
ing of the Sisterhood of Shaarey
Zedek this year is to be a very
novel one. In order to foster so-
ciability among members, a lunch-
eon to take place at 1 p. m. Mon-
day, Jan. 14, in the social hall of
the synagogue, has been arranged
by the social committee of which
Mrs. Herman Wetsman and Mrs.
Emil Lowenberg are chairmen.
Mrs. Arthur Purdy is chairman of
the program committee.
A cultural program is to be
presented. Mrs. Maurice Colton
will review Sholom Asch's novel
"Salvation". Mrs. Jack Tobin will
present a brief talk concerning
the life of this author.
The guest artist will be Sadie
Cooper Alper, talented Detroit
violinist, accompanied by Rosa
Bassin.
The annual membership meet-
ing is open to all members and
friends interested in joining the
The Misses Helene Alter and
Sisterhood.
Ida hiendelssohn honored Miss
Carolyn Leib of Hazelwood Ave.,
a bride-elect of this month, on
Tuesday, with a personal shower
for 35 guests, held in the home of
Miss Mendelssohn of Lawrence
Ave.
Emma Lazaroff Scheyer, De-
troit's favorite soprano, Mrs.
Invitations are being issued by Herbert Metz, dramatic reader,
the Zedakah Juniors to their an- surd Alexander Robinson, violin-
niversary formal dinner dance to ist, accompanied by Mims Zelda
be held on Sunday evening, Feb. Sky, will offer a varied and dis-
17, at Webster Hall.
tinctive program at the Music
Study Club. The meeting will be
Sirs Nathan Fishman and daugh- held Jan. 15, at 2:30 p. m., at the
ter, Geraldine, of 2984 Burlingame Y. W. C. A., Columbia and With-
Ave., accompanied by Mrs Samuel erall Sta.
Block of 3244 Fullerton Ave., left
Mrs. Scharer is well known to
Friday for Miami Beach, Fla., to Detroit music lovers. Alexander
remain over the winter.
Robinson, an honor graduate from
the Conservatory of Music at
Slim Molly Wallerstein, who was Michigan State College, has stud-
the house guest of Miss Barbara ied under Prof. Michael Press.
Gilbert, returned to her home in
The program has been arranged
Albany, N. Y.
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
William B. Isenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers of
Monterey Ave. left for an ex-
tended stay in Florida.

A regular meeting of the B'nai
David Sisterhood will be held Mon-
day evening, Jan. 14, in the club-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Winemin room of the synagogue, Elmhurst
will be hosts at dinner to a few and 14th Sts.
friends on Saturday, Jan. 12.
Miss Esther Edelman, who has
Miss Suzanne Mahler and Miss been visiting in the east for the
Eleanor Butzel resumed their stu- past two months,, returned to her
dies at the University of Michigan. home on Hazelwood Ave.

E. A. Bernie of Chicago Blvd.
spent the past week in New York
and New Haven.

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will have a dessert luncheon at
1:30 p. in. on Monday, Jan. 14, Rabbi Specks to Speak on "The
Return of the Natives;"
following which Dr. Bruno Rosel-
Others on the Program
li, dean at Vassar College and
eminent analyst of European af-
"The Return of the Natives"
fairs, will speak at 2:30, on the
will he the title of Rabbi Joshua
Sperka's address at the Friday
night gathering of Congregation
Sir. and Sirs. Harry Rothschil d
B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th
of New York City are spendin g
Sts., on Jan, 18, at 8:30 p. m.
several days in Detroit.
This timely discussion is evoked
by the occasion of Palestine Day
Maurice Coggan, son of 111•. and
which will be observed through-
Sirs. Harry Coggan, left Tuesday,
out the United States on Jan. 20,
Jan. 8, to resume his studies at
and the National Conference
Manlius School„ Manlius, N. Y.
which will be held on that day in
Washington, D. C. "The Return
Sir. and Mrs. Harry Berlin of
of the Natives" will deal with
2525 IV. Euclid Ave. will be hosts
the histofic longing of the Jew for
at a reception on Sunday, Jan, 13,
Palestine and his spectacular re-
from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m., in hon-
turn to his native land.
er of the engagement of their
Aaron Kurland will be the guest
daughter, Evelyn, to Edward
speaker on the social program of
Pevoz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
the evening and he will speak on
Pevoz. No cards,
behalf of nationalistic movements
in this city. A special feature of
Miss Faye Satovitz of Chicago,
interest will be the presentation
Ill., who has been the house guest
of a group of Palestinian songs
of Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Hubert of
by an outstanding soloist. Wil-
Waverly Ave. for the past two
liam Hordes'... dramatic reading of
weeks, will leave on Sunday for
the evening will also deal with the
her home. During her visit here
MRS. HENRY MEYERS
Palestinian theme. A Palestinian
she was extensively entertained.
news review will be given by A.
subject "Jugo-Slavia - European
Newman. In an effort to make
Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldman of Fire Brand "
this an all-Palestinian evening,
2981 Fullerton Ave. entertained on
Mr. Henry Meyers is on the
New Year's Eve at a supper for National Board of Sisterhoods and the refreshments served will be
native products of Palestine.
24 guests.
is one of the members of the Sis-
The public is invited to attend.
terhood of Temple Beth El on the
Mr. and Mrs, Slorris Krause o f committee of arrangements for
AESCULAPIAN CHARITY
Elmhurst Ave. returned from a this luncheon.
week-end visit with their children
DINNER ON WEDNESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben D. Wax
(Rena Krause) of Chicago, Ill.
The Aesculapian Ladies' Auxil-

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer of
On Feb. 24, a dance will be given
Longfellow Ave. honored Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Guitterman of Mil- at the Fort Shelby Hotel by the
waukee, Wis., at a party on Jan, 3. Junior Hebrew Ladies Aid Society,
with music by Dave Diamond.
Miss Jewell Prentis was hos-
Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Weiss of
tess to 60 guests at a formal danc-
ing party at her home in honor of 5144 McClellan Ave. announce the
her house guest, Miss Jean Birn- graduation of their daughter, Jen-
nie, from Eastern High School,
baum of Philadelphia.
on Jan. 9. Miss Weiss will leave
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schlesinger Monday for the east where she
returned from a visit to Lawrence, will continue her studies.
Kan.
Mr. and Mrs, S. Kalt of 4001
Miss Annabelle Germansky of Clairmount Ave. announce the
2443 Pingree Ave., left for Pitts- graduation of their eon, Saul, from
burgh, Pa. for a visit with Miss Northern High School, on Wednes-
Jennie Laufe of that city. While day, Jan. 9.
in Pittsburgh, Miss Germansky will
The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
be an attendant at the wedding of
will hold a supper and card party
Miss Laufe.
on Sunday, Feb. 17, in the banquet
Sirs. Marvin Gingold of the Bel- hall of Congregation B'nai Moshe.
crest left for a short stay in Read-
Mrs. Max Hamburger of Taylor
ing, Pa.
Ave. is spending two weeks with
Mrs. Henry Wineman of Hamil- her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
ton Road entertained a group of and Mrs. Bert Hamburger of Al-
bany, N. Y.
friends at a luncheon on Jan. 5.

Isadore Levin entertained a
large group of friends at dinner on
Jan. 10 at the Whittier,

An Old Friend Returns!

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Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel and
daughter, Sally, left for a month's
stay in Palm Beach, Fla. Their
daughter, Ruth, returned to .Sarah
Lawrence College.

Mrs. Benjamin Kaufmann of
Massachusetts Ave. is spending a
month in Hollywood, Fla. .

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Miss Terry Fiske left Tuesday
for New York where she will re-
main for a fortnight.

Miss Helen Vera Prentis enter-
tained a group of friends at her
home on Balmoral Drive on Jan.
4. The ballroom was transformed
into a night dub. Dinner was
served to 28 guests.

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Temple Sisterhood
"Palestine Night"
Luncheon on Monday At the B'nai David
On Friday, Jan. 18
The Temple Beth El Sisterhood

Wilma Shirley Schiller, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.
Schiller of 16559 Bit-wood Ave.,
graduated from Central High
School on Jan. 11.

Miss Estelle Roblin entertained
the members of Lambda chapter of
Kappa Beta Pi legal sorority at a
beautifully appointed tea at her
home, 2535 Longfellow Ave., Sat-
urday afternoon, Jan, 6.

Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson

of 2008 Hazelwood Ave. had as

iary is expecting an enthusiastic
audience at the annual charity
dinner-dance, to be held at the
Oriole Terrace, Jan. 16.
Due to the great demand for
tickets, the organization is com-
pelled to take over the entire
floor of the Oriole Terrace for
that evening.
Those wishing choice tables
must send in reservations at their
earliest convenience.
There will be special entertain-
ment, individual package prizes
and numerous other ( valuable
prizes.
For reservations call Rose
Klein, University 2-8846; Zelda
Tennen, Town. 6-6554; Jennie
Zagal, Trin. 2-0327; Yetta Bez,
Town. 6-6593.
The society will idstribute all
proceeds among charitable insti-
tutions.

their guest their aunt, Mrs. Ber- Sunday, Jan. 13.
The newly-
nard Kirsc enbaum of New York weds will take an extended trip
City.
to Chicago and Kansas City. They
will reside at 10036 Broadstreet
On Thursday evening, Jan. 3, upon their return.
Rabbi and Mrs. M. Zager of 3026
W. Grand Ave. were hosts at a
Mrs. Irving Kruger of 2044
dinner honoring Mrs. Adolph Hazelwood Ave. will leave Satur-
Schlumfer of New York, who has
day for a visit in New York City.
returned home after a three-week
visit with her son and daughter-
Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank were
in-law, Mr. and Sirs. Lewis
hosts to a group of friends on New
Mrs. Louis .1. Epps and daugh- Schlumfer of Pontiac, Mich.
'ear's.ve, at their home on
ter, Marilyn, of 2727 Cortland Ave.
Lawrence Ave. The event marked
left on Thursday for Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Sfax Coen of their 21st wedding anniversary.
to remain over the winter. 2 201 Blame Ave. announce the
arriage of their daughter,
Mrs. Rose Hirsch celebrated her
Sir. and Mrs. Morris Wiener of H e'en, to Max B. Berman of New birthday by having •
close
B oston Blvd. left for an extended Y ork; and the engagement of friends at dinner on Jan. few
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tour of the Southern States, theirIt heir daughter, Edythe, to Max
destination being the Rio Grand' Levine of 10016 Broadstreet.
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On Jan. 16 the Hebrew Indies' .
Aid will give its second annual
donor luncheon, at the Detroit-
Leland, to be followed by the
following program:
The speaker for the afternoon
will be Judge D. J. Healy Jr. On
the program will be Henry Segal, I
violinist, Mrs. Pearl Pernick, solo-
ist. Miss Edna Gross will accom-
pany Miss Nola Weiss and Miss'
Gross with their dancing. Mrs.'.
Helen Auslander is the chairman
and her assistant is Sirs. Frances
Shapiro.

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Halevy Will Hold
Concert April 21

At a joint session of the music-
al and executive committees of
the Detroit Halevy Singing So-
ciety, it was decided that the ten-
tative fate for the tenth annual
concert be set for Sunday, April
21. A committee consisting of
Morris Scharer, Dan Frohman
and Fred Alterman will negotiate
the renting of a concert hall.
In the meantime rehearsals are
being held regularly every Mon-
day evening in,Roorn 123 of
Northern High School Dan Froh-
man, Halevy musical director, is
conducting rehearsals.
The active membership ranks
are now closed to new members
until after the concert. Old mem-
bers who do not attend regularly
commencing Jan. 14 will be
dropped from the rolls and will
not be granted reinstatement in
the choir until after the concert,
Because of the difficult and in-
tricate nature of the Oratorio
"Dos Naie Lied" to be featured,
these rules will be strictly en-
forced.
Besides the concert program,
the choir is also singing unison
songs. A group of three songs by
one composer is featured consec-
utively. Having completed such a
group by Solomon Golub, the choir
is now learning the first of a
group by the well known Jewish
composer, Gelbart. The rehearsals
for unison singing are held 15
minutes prior to the regular re-
hearsals.
Morris Scherer, president, and
Harry Resnick, recording secre-
tary of Halevy, this week issued
a statement to local organizations
stating that due to concert pre-
parations the society will he un-
able to offer musical talents for
society meetings until after the
event in April.

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