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Men's Temple Club
Ort Will Install
Officers Jan. 18 Night of Games on
Saturday, Jan. 12

an appeal to the women for their
co-operation. Pointing out the int- '
portance of maintaining the buses
which convey the children to and
from school, and that the funds
The Detroit branch of the Peo-
required for this service are raised
her daughter
ples' Ort Federation has elected
Mrs. Betsey Linovitz announces the engagement of
chiefly by the annual donor lunch-
The Men's Club of Temple Beth
l.pep
u
n
the
following officers:
eluntichr
last
Lena, to Arthur M. Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lang.
eon, to be held on Wednesday, Jan.
will
hold
a
night
of
games
Sat-
President, Aaron Rosenberg; 1st El
Elected President to Succeed meeting
Mrs. Mary Nuchims of Gladstone Ave. announces the engage
T le l t the lor 417o r
23, at the Statler Hotel.
at 8:30.
Mrs
vice president, Jack Pecherer; 2nd urday night, Jan. 12,
the United Hebrew ichoo' l lsi i l i l ely d
Those who have not yet pledged,
Men's Club, their ment of her daughter, Sadie, to Dr. Henry Small, son of Mr. and
Isaac Rosenthal; Other
I Monday, Jan. 7, at the Statler Ho-
vice president, Harry Weinberg; Members of the
and wish to earn their five dollars,
Aaron Small of Calvert Ave.
and
friends
are
invited
to
wives
recording secretary, Benjamin
Officers
Mr. and Mrs. Max Emmer announce the engagement of thei
can call Mrs. Max !layman, Gar-
Marcus; treasurer, Louis Rubin- an evening of varied entertain-
I
field 9335, chairman of ways and
including door prizes, games sister, Miss Helen Emmer, to Saul Charles Aronson, son of Mr. and
stein.
Max M. Silverman was chosen
means.
The board of directors includes of various kinds, refreshments and Mrs. Abraham Aronson.
iresident of the House of Shelter,
Reservations can be made by Morris Shatzen, J. Scholnick, J. buffet supper. Subscription is 60
Mr. and Mrs..H. Genelin of 2923 W. Grand Ave. announce the
o succeed Isaac Rosenthal. Other
calling Mrs. Jack Freedman, Madi- Cukerman, A. Benkow, Max Magid, cents per person.
engagement of their daughter, Celia, to Louis Click of Portsmouth,
officers were elected as follows:
Max Loewenstein is chairman of
son 5865, or Mrs. Irving Dworkin, 51. Segal, S. D. Weinberg, J. Mrs-
Ohio.
Dr. A. M. Hershman, honorary
Townsend 7-6022.
mowitz, Dr. S. Kleiman and S. the night of games affair. His
Mr. and Mra. Harry Goldstein of Blaine Ave. announce the
president; Moses Levitt, Samuel)
committee consists of the follow-
The souvenir program will have Rubin.
engagement of their daughter, Anne, to Harry Goodie, son of Mrs.
Mintz and William Sandler, vice-
a special section for memorials,
These office!, will be installed at ing: Joseph Magidsohn, Dr. and T. Goodis of Gladstone Ave.
presidents; Louis Dann, treasurer; i
and those who wish to memorialize' a meeting to be held on Friday, Mrs. Nathan Schlafer, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Greenfield of 1506 Lee I'lace announce the
Ben Kaminsky, financial secre-
a departed relative should call Jan. 18, at 8:30 p. tn., at Buddy's Mrs. Irving Oberfelder, Saul Rose,
tary; M. F.. Williams, recording
Mrs. Julius Berman, Longfellow Delicatessen, 9001 Twelfth St., at Mrs. Henry Meyers, Mrs. Morris engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Milton Schoenbrun, son
8850.
secretary.
which further plans for the pro- Rand, Mrs. Maier Finsterwald, of Mrs. Frieda Schoenbrun of 2080 Seward Ave.
New donors for the luncheon to motion of Ort work in this city Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker, Mr.
At the Knollwood Country Club affair held at the Statler Hotel
The following were added to
be held on Jan. 23, received in the will be outlined. Organizations are and Mrs. Emanuel Arden, Dr. and on New Year's Eve, announcement was made of the engagement of
the board of directors: David
past week, includes the following:
invited to send their delegates to Mrs. Arthur Bloom, John Heaven- Miss Lillian Ulanoff, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Ulanoff, to
Goldberg, Nathan Jaffe, Barney
Mentiatnee Julion Berman, 11 Bremen.
this meeting, and individuals in- rich, Larry Michelson, Mrs. Sidney Harry A. Komer, son of Mrs. R. L. Korner.
Barnett, Meyer Rosenzweig and
Ethel Ulintteit. Nathan Sp.akow. Sam-
uel Wain., Max Weltoder, J M
terested in Ort work are welcome. Meyerson, Gabriel Alexander, Mrs.
Mrs. B. Rubin announces the engagement of her daughter,
Herman Marcus.
Pauline Klnne he, Sant Lefton. J Man•
Jean Manheim, Sidney Karla ,' and
Dr. David Kliger is chairman of
Jay Ulanoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulanotf.
helm. Sarah Manhelm, Anna Mons, Hersh
Sirs. Oscar Blumberg. Irving Sophie Goldstein, to
the membership committee . and
Alper, M Applebaum. Perry Bernell.•.
Dr. Weine to Address
Hirschman is vice-chairman of the
II. Illelteteleith J. k Burrow.. Peter Cap-
Hyman Altman heads the house
Kvutzah
Ivrith
Jan.
12
lan. Harty Cohen, Itlehard colt. It.ld
affair.
liana. Moe Ehrlit.h, gam tlernon, Ate.
committee.
For Thursday, Jan. 31, the Men's
tiortion, Abe Oreenntone. Harry t'ru.-
Dr. Max Weine will deliver a Club is planning its annual fellow-
nan, Jug
Purity Chapter's Card Party
u l' a':rhtl
al l * Ild n"Easi tZtl,''' 1 [K
lecture, in English, at the meeting ship night, when instead of follow-
berg, Louie Itonenthal, Joseph one.-
of ,the Kvutzah Ivrith to be held on ing the usual practice of inviting a
on Feb. 5
swelg, Harry Whitten,. Harry Schram.
Natl.,. Schreiber, li. W. Simone, Nate Saturday evening, Jan. 12, at the
Catholic, Protestant and Jew to
Slmitns, Bert Smolder, Jacob
Philadelphia-Byron Hall. His sub- speak, it will invite representa-
Jan, 20—Miss Rose Kaufman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J
Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E.
Marry &ere. Milford Stern. Mark Wein-
ject
will
be
The
Ilaskalah
Move-
tives of various professions and in- Kaufman of 9331 McQuade Ave., to Charles Sterns, son of Mrs.
beck. Harry Zalkower, Abe Finis, J
MRS. JACK FREEDMAN
S. is sponsoring a card party, on
Allen, Julien flown. Peter C.d.. , J. -, ment," with emphasis on Mendele dustry to speak on "Good-Will in
Lena
Sterns of 6387 Woodrow Wilson Ave., at Congregation Beth
Tuesday, Feb. 5, at 8 p. m., at
Row. Joneph Maybe!, Benjamin Fishman,
tel, was attended by a large num- Julien
Mosher Seforim.
Economic Relationships."
Tephila Emanuel. Rabbi M. Zager will officiate.
Finite, P. Dukln, LOUIS Kraut,,
the Eastern Star Temple, 80 West
ber
of
women.
A. Hornell, H Edelman, B.
Jan.
20—Miss Esther Levine of 2969 Fullerton Ave., to Max
Alexandrine. The committee in
FALEMTINE THETA 11110 GIRLS CLUB
Aaron Rosenberg gave a number Harry Goodman. Mil hurl Falk, H. MI
Ave., formerly of Philadelphia, Pa.,
Covensky of 15012 Wilde
charge assures members and ' of dramatic readings, and Cantor ern, Robert Rosenberg. A, J. Copeland, Sam Penner, Sidney Allen I.. M. Morn,
Palestine Theta Rho liirls Club No. 1
i d }'re ll
J.
Ellman,
J.
Mn,,.,
A.
will
meet
the
set
ond
and
fourth
Wednes-
at Congregation Beth Abraham, Sturtevant and Linwood Ayes.,
friends an enjoyable evening.
Levine, S. filuevkman, IL Diamond.
A. A. Itosenftld gave a group of Miller. J Polosker. David Freedan, Sol
day of eat II month at 7:30 P 0 . ‘ • 0 1 37 ,,
Eli Hoe line, Ham. Shapero, George Disik, Fenkell Ave. The group la r onducting • Rabbi S. M. Fine officiating.
There will be prizes. Refresh-,
Hainuel Hi heart., Sol LeVY. Heeet .
Jewish songs.
Rudolph Zulebaek, Ai Weinman, Alexan-
wine, /A 1/lueektnalt, Arthur Purdy, 15.
drive for niembers. Girls of 15 to 31 are
ments will be served after the
Jan. 27—Miss Anne Bankler, daughter of 51r. and Mrs. Eugene
Mrs. Charles Robinson, chair- H. Satovitity, Babcock, II. Million, der Freeman.
algid.. to Join.
game.
Bankler, to Joseph Shewach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shewach, at
man of the donor luncheon, made
Book-Cadillac Hotel.

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3005 W. Chicago Blvd., a son, Richard Selker.
Jan. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Krandall of 3772 Rochester
Ave., a daughter, Judith.
Jan. 2—To Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Friedman (Lillian Schwartz)
of 14601 Marlowe St., a son, Arthur S.
Nov. 1i—To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker of 7610 Brush St., a
daughter, J anne Evelyn.

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MICHELSON • EHRLICH
On Wednesday evening, Jan.
9, at a lovely wedding, Miss Helen
Ehrlich, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Moe Ehrlich of 3045 Collingwood
Ave. became the bride of Lawr-
ence Michelson, son of Mr. and
Fourth Floor
Mrs. Leo Michelson of 2070 Col-
lingwood Ave. Dr. Leo M. Frank-
lin read the marriage service. r
White candles in tall cathedral f;_,
1445 WOODWARD
candelabras lighted the altar on
which stood vases of calla lilies p 4;
against the green of cymbodium
ferns.
The bride was gowned in heavy
Purity Rainbow Girls' An-
ivory Blain, extending into a long,
nual Birthday Dinner
wide train. The long tulle veil
fell from the shallow tulle cap PS
on Jan. 15
and extended beyond the train
of her gown. She carried a for-
Purity Rainbow Assembly No.
mal bouquet of white orchids and
wll hold its annual birthday din-
Milton
Mrs.
lilies-of-the-valley.
12, Order of Rainbow for Girls,
Klivans of Youngstown, Ohio,
nee on Tuesday evening, Jan. 15,
MRS. ELI D. GLASSMAN
sister of the bride, was her only
at the Eastern Star Temple, 80
(Miss Caroline Weil)
attendant and wore shell pink
W. Alexandrine.
velvet, with a matching off-the- At a wedding of beautiful ap-
Preceding the dinner election
face hat. She carried an arm boo- pointments, Miss Caroline Weil, of officers will take place at 5
quet of ivory colored roses. Emil daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. p. m., with dinner being served
Stern was the best man.
at 8:30 p. m. Reservations are
A dinner and reception followed Weil of Parkside Ave. became the
necessary and can be made
bride
of
Eli
D.
Glassman,
son
of
through the worthy advisor, Ida
the ceremony at the Statler Hotel.
Vases of roses, chrysanthemums, Dr. and Mrs. 0. Glassman of Zeff, Ma. 4048 or the chairman,
gerbera and enphorbia were used. Parkside Ave., on Sunday, Dec. Madeline Betty Meyers, Town-
Mr. and Mrs. Michelson left 30, at Temple Beth El. Dr. Leo send 7-1632.
The public Is Invited.
for New York from where they M. Franklin performed the cere-
will Bail via Panama to California. mony.
For traveling, the bride wore a
Gifts
to Jewish Children's
The bride was lovely in a white
brown and green caravan suede transparent velvet gown with a
Home
cloth dress under a brown mole long train and was attended by
coat. Her hat was billiard green the following bridesmaids, who
The Jewish Childrens Home
and her accessories were brown. wore pink transparent velvet: wishes to acknowledge with thanks
Upon their return, they will reside Miss Theresa Weil, Miss Leah Sax the receipt of the following dona-
at the Belcrest, which will be af- of Boston, Miss Fredrica Fox of tions:
ter March 1.
Boston, Miss Charlotte Zeff and
Miss Zelle Morris, 2454 Blaine
Mrs. Antoinette Lazar, maid-of- Ave., in memory of her father,
FINN • LEVENBERG
honor. Bernard Glassman was Jacob M. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levenburg best man, and the ushers were:
Mr. and Mrs. B. Geyer, 13120
of 2675 Fullerton Ave. announce Joseph Sorin, Joseph Klein, Ber- LaSalle Ave., in honor of their
the marriage of their daughter, nard Fineman and Alfred Viz- 10th wedding anniversary.
Shirley, to Jack II. Finn, son of vary of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Sarah II. Blumenthal, West
Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Finn of
A buffet supper followed the Branch, Mich., in memory of Mra.
Virginia, Minn., on Sunday, Dec. ceremony. Among the out-of- Vera Shiffman.
30, at Buddy's Restaurant. Rabbi town guests were: Mrs. A. Kauf-
Charles Levy056 Calvert Ave.
2732 Webb
H
M. Zager officiated.
Mrs. Carrie Hayden,
man of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs.
Ave.
R. Sax of Boston, Mass., and Miss
Cortland
Mrs.
Ann
Usher,
2383
KAHN • FREEDMAN
Madeline Greenberg of Miami,
Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Freedman of Fl e.
2669 Elmhurst Ave. announce the
After an extended honeymoon
marriage of their daughter, Shir- trip to California, the couple will Equality Club Plans Donor
ley, to Dr. Samuel B. Kahn, son make their home in Detroit.
Luncheon
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kahn, on
Jan. 11, at Temple Beth El. Dr.
The last meeting of the Equal-
Leo M. Franklin performed the Milton Saperstein and Phil Solin. i ty Club was held at the home of
ceremony. Dr. and Sirs. Kahn Master Ronald Felsot was ring- Mrs. Kushner. Plans were made
left for Miami, Fla., where they bearer and Charlotte Davis and for the donor luncheon to be held
will spend their honeymoon.
Beverly Yovits were the flower , i n the near future. This winter,
girls. Following the ceremony, 50 families will be provided with
TAYLOR • SKOLNICK
dinner was served to 300 guests. coal. Plans are in progress for
On Sunday, Dec. 30, at ■ sim- Among the out-of-town guests the next card party, to be held
ple but beautiful ceremony, Miss were: Mrs. Krell and daughter, at the home of Mrs. Pierson on
Anne Skolnick, daughter of Mr. Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Kossar and Clairmount Ave. Equality Club's
and Mrs. Isidore Skolnick of 1927 sons. Mr. Serlin and Mrs. functions are given to raise funds
Pingree Ave., was united in mar- Davis, all of New York; Miss for worthy causes.
riage to harry Taylor, son of Mr. Goldie Walder and Mr. and Mrs.
The next meeting will be Wed-
and Mrs. Abraham Taylor of 3222 Ben Walder, Louis Feld, all of nesday, Jan. 9, at 8 p. m., at the
West Buena Vista Ave., at the Chcago, and Harry Felsot and i home of Mrs. Alice Gallant, 2014
home of the groom's parents. Rabbi
Blaine Ave.
daughter, Betty, of Toronto.
Harold N. Rosenthal read the
nuptials. Following the ceremony,
*WEINER • MEYERSON
Contributions to Jewish Old
the guests adjourned to North-
Mrs. Rose Meyerson of 2741
Folks' Home
wood Inn for dinner.
Monterey Ave. announces the

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marriage of her daughter, Faye,
The following made various con-
SERL1N • FELSOT
to David Weiner, son of Mr. and
home: Aesculap-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Felsot an- Mrs. Harry Weiner of '2709 Ho- tributions to the
ian
Ladies' Auxiliary; Mrs. J. W.
nounce the marriage of their earth Ave., on Dec. 25, at
W. Boston Blvd; De-
daughter, Sarah to Nate Serbs. Buddy's. Rabbi Harold N. Rosen- Allen, 2305
troit Section National Council of
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Serbs, thal performed the ceremony.
Jewish Women, 89 Rowena; Mr.
6,
at
Hotel
Stat-
on Sunday, Jan.
and Mrs. William B. Geyer, 13120
ler. Rev. S. Mogil officiated. The
LATCH • CORINBLIT
LaSalle Blvd., in honor of their
bride was gowned In ivory satin
On Sunday, Dec. 30, Miss Flor- 10th wedding anniversary; Charles
with a long train and wore an ence Corinblit, daughter of Mr. Levy, 2056 Calvert Ave.; Milford
ivory lace halo cap with a long and Mrs. Max Corinblit of 649 Ted Lewis,
Pasadena Ave.;
veil. She *carried a formal gar- Mt. Vernon Ave., became the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mintz, 690
denia bouquet wth lilies-of-the- bride of Hyman Latch, son of Mrs. Chicago Blvd. for naming of grand-
valley. The bride's mother wore Clara latch of Montreal, Que , daughter; M. Rosen, Tuller Hotel;
a gold lace gown with a slight at the Detroit Leland Hotel. Rabbi G. Rycus, 1308 Winder St., Sally'
train, and her flowers were sweet Harold N. Rosenthal officiated.
Jewelers, Inc., Woodward and
peas and talisman roses. The
Grand River.
groom's mother wore silver lame
FERGAL• SIMONS
and a shoulder corsage of sweet
The marriage of Miss Bertha "His Bride's Daughter"
peas and talisman roses.
Simons of 2930 West Chicago
At Littman's Theater
The maid-of-honor was Mins Blvd. to Abraham Fergal, son of
Helen Felsot. and the bridesmaids Mn. Sarah Ida Fergal of Super-
Bride's Daughter" is the
"His
were Miss Dorothy Krell of New ior. Wis., took place on Sunday,
attraction at Littman's Yiddish
York, Miss Betty Falsot of Tor- Jan. 7. Rabbi Harold N. Rosen-
People's
Theater, 12th and Sew-
onto, Miss Goldie Walder of Chi- thal officiated.
ard, this Friday evening, Sunday
cago, Sylvia Penn, Martha Levine
and
evening.
meinee
and Ruth Jay of Detroit. Jack
;rving Grossman and Dina
Seskin was best .man and the
Flowers for all occasions— Goldberg head the regular east in
ushers were: Oscar Rappaport,
Ilyman Lapides, Harry Scheeter, Dater-Jay Florist, Euclid 6082. the presentation of this play.

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