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HADASSAH PLANS Her
SEVERAL EVENTS
Various events are in the Ha-
dassa h calendar.
Saturday afternoon, Jan. 26, the
monthly Oneg Shabbat will take
place at the home of Mrs. William
B. Isenberg, 1222 Edison Ave. Ila-
dassah members are invited to at-
tend, and to hear a paper on "Jew-
ish Traditions and Ceremonials,"
by Mrs. Lawrence \V. Crohn; also,
a brief review of current happen-,
ings by Mrs. Jose•ph Magidsohn.
The social as well as the cultural
aspects of the Hadassah Oneg
Shabbat are serving to popularize
this monthly feature of the educk I
tional committee.
Next Wednesday, Jan. 30, at r
12:30, Hadassah tenders a mem-
bership luncheon at the Jewish
Community Center to all paid-up
members. Eligibility to attend this
luncheon is based upon payment of
dues. All reservations must be
made with Mrs. William B. Isen-
berg, Longfellow 7630, by Monday,
Jan. 28. An interesting program
will follow the luncheon, in the
form of Mrs. Samuel Schaflander's
discussion of the development of
Jewish music from ancient times
to the modern era. Mrs. Jacob S.
Sauls will illustrate the talk with
vocal selections.
Considerable interest has been
evoked by the announcement that
Rabbi Leon Fram is to give a
course of eight weekly lectures
each Wednesday, at 11 a. m., be-
ginning Feb. 13, at Temple Beth
El, on contemporary events of Jew-
ish significance. Registrations for
this study group, sponsored by Ila-
dassah, are being received by Mrs.
Schniarya Kleiman, Longfellow
6454, and Mrs. Carl S. Schiller,
Townsend 6-1308.
The Palestine School Luncheons
Fund, of which Mrs. Samuel Schaf-
lender is the local chairman, ac-
knowledges collections exceeding
$100 from the following who par-
ticipated in the annual Chanukah
collection: United Hebrew Schools,
Temple Beth El Sunday School,
Shaarey Zedek Sunday School,
B'nai David Sunday School, B'nai
Moshe Sunday School, Kadima He-
brew Schools and branches, Pon-
tiac Sunday School, Israel Hebrew
School and Little Women of Ila-
dassah.
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The Young Peoples Society of
Congregation Beth Abraham met
Jan. 17.
The club is planning a skating
and tobogganing party and a wie-
nie roast to be held at Rouge Park
on Sunday, Jan. 27.
On Jan. 31, the club will hold
an open meeting at which time Dr.
Jack Koenig will conclude his seri-
es of talks on the "Human Body".
This will he followed by an exhibit
of specimens.
Plans for a cabaret night are
being made to be held on Feb. 28.
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:ernoon, Jan. 22.
is acting treas-
held at the
Ily Kramer and
sting was called
28, at the home
' WAS
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vehon announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Goldye, to Harold N. Ehrlich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moe
Ehrlich. The wedding will take place in the early spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Van Vliet of Edison Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Marian Carol, to Eli Castleman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Castleman of Boston, Mass. Miss Van Vliet
is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Mr. Castleman is
a graduate. of Harvard University. A reception will be held on
Sunday, Feb. 3, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. 111. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruesel of 3283 Cortland Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rose Cohen, to William
Kunin, Sole of George Kunin of this city.
LE
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
PRODUCTIONS SUNDAY
Miss Bea Abrams is a member
of 1'. P. S. Players of Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek who this
Sunday Will produce their second
group of one-act plays. The
Young People's Society is also
a •
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OF HIG GRADE
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Wedding Calendar
Jan. 27-Miss Anne Bankler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Bankler, to Joseph Shewach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shewach, at
Moo
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Feb. 3-Miss Marjory Schembeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
S. Schembeck, to Maurice Schiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schiller.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will officiate. Reception at 7477 Churchill Ave.,
from 2:30 to 5 p. m. No cards.
MISS JANE BERNICE GOLDEN
Feb. 24--Miss Lillian Neuman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert'
Dr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Golden Neuman of Tyler Ave., to Dr. George Harris of Cincinnati, Ohio.,
of 2660 Tuxedo Ave., announce Rabbi Joshua Sperka will perform the ceremony,
the engagement of their daughter,
MISS BEA ABRAMS
Jane Bernice, to Leo Masters of
this city. A reception will be held
planning a social hour and danc-1
at home on Sunday, Jan. 27, from
ing after the plays. Miss Mal-
2 to 5 P. M. No cards,
vern and Milton J. Ross, directors
of the Players, announce the
presentation of "Slather and Son"
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
Jan. 5-To Mr. and Mrs. Torn S. Mitteldorf (Annette Cohen
by J. Ilalpern and "Poetry and
INSTALLATION JAN. 28 of Clements Ave., a son, Marvin Mandel.
Plaster" by Russell Medcraft.
Jan. 14-To Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Janke (Evelyn Eckel.) of Other players participating be-
The Home Relief Society will 3710 Burlingame Ave., ■ daughter, Jacqueline Gail.
sides Miss Abrams are: Miss Dor-
hold its yearly installation of of-
Jan. 17-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sovel of 15460 Siena Ave., othy Kunin, Miss Lee Rosin, Sid-
ficers Monday, Jan. 28, at 1:30 a son, Robert Lee.
ney Shevitz, Dr. Leonard Sidlow,
p. m., at the home of Mrs. An-
Jan. 18-To Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Gilbert of 5751 Chalmers Joseph Mashe, Miss Evelyn Chase,
Julian Tobias and Norbert Leon-
Ave., a daughter, Barbara Elaine.
ard. The Misses Lillian Green-
Jan. 21-To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg (Mildred Apple
field and Isabelle Lansky will play
baun) of Rochester Ave., a son, Howard Allen.
the piano during the dramatic
Jan. 23-To Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kleinman of 2903 Elmhurst program.
Ave., a daughter, Marci G.
Starch 9 has been chosen by
the society as the day on which
they will hold their spring formal
COUNCIL PEACE GROUP GAME TOURNAMENT OF dance, an affair held annually by
Y. P. T. C. ON SUNDAY this group and usually remem-
WILL MEET ON JAN. 30
bered as being the outstanding
Plans for the 'Young Peoples -oriel event of the season. The
The peace committee of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women, Temple Club Game Tournament, dance this year will be given at
realizing that the beginning of to be held this Sunday, Jan. 27, at the Crystal Ballroom of the Book
successful peace work must neces- 2:30, in the social hall of Temple Cadillac Hotel, Reservations may
sarily be an understanding of the Beth El, have been completed, ac- be made by calling Miss Eleanor
Schetzer, 1707 Seward Ave., Trin-
Causes of war and knowledge of
ity 2-1592.
measures which will promote peace,
has formed a study group.
The members of the peace com-
mittee urge those who strive for
peace to join them and work with
them in this group.
The study group, with Mrs.
Schmarya Kleiman as general
An audience of more than 300
MRS. CHARLES MARIENTHAL chairman and Mrs. Douglas Brown
attended the joint Chamisho Osor
Brown and Mrs.
b'Shvat
celebration held by the La-
thony Deutsch, 1745 W. Boston
Harold Smiley as
Blvd.
co- chairmen, will
dies' Auxiliary of the Jewish Na-
meet for the first
Mrs. Harry M. Shulman, honor-
tional Fund and the Jewish Na-
time of Wednes-
ary president, will conduct the
tional Fund Council at the B'nai
day, Jan. 30, at
ceremonies of installing the in-
Moshe Synagogue on Feb. 19.
2:30, at the home
coming officers.
Mrs. Max \Veksler, president of
of Mrs. Ben H
Members and friends are urged
Shwayder, 2532
the Ladies' Auxiliary, presided.
to make reservations, through
Glynn Court, Tea
Selections
were given by Mrs. Sa-
Mrs. Charles Marienthal, Univer-
will be served
die Cooper Alper, violinist, and Is-
sity 1-6175, for the 12th annual
The group wil l
birthday dinner-dance which will
rael Hertz, baritone, accompanied
meet every two
be held Feb. 3, at 6:30 p. m.
on the piano by Miss Rose Bassin.
weeks, thereafter,
Rabbi Joshua Sperka was the
at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berman
speaker of the evening.
its members.
made a donation to the Home Re-
Mrs.
Edward
The appeal made by Joseph Hag-
lief Society in honor of the mar-
Robbins, division
gai, president of the Council urg-
riage of their daughter, Lola.
chair m an, will
ing Inc planting of trees in Pales-
MISS MIRIAM CARVER
Mrs. Robbins
deal with two vi-
tine, as is being done there on
tal questions concerning the peace cording to Miriam Carver, chair- Chamisho Osor b Shvat, met with
problem: "What facts in the world man of the committee in charge of a fine response. The following
today warn us that we must work arrangements for the affair.
planted trees:
quickly or be overtaken by an-
Contract or auction bridge, ping
:'",;( "gII 1 '11glotii tt 11:( 1:1::.
"'""'
The annual musicale and social other was?" and ow can we pang and other games will be or) on
e
iy Mr.. ti, IlurwIta Ito n ip-
; nooly (of gni . A.
of the Poalei Zeire Zion, branch 2, begin to act?"
°hen,.
r
played,
and
novel
prizes
have
been
Mrs. Theodore Friedman will
In
will take place Sunday, Jan. 27, at
secured for the winners.
I „ f71:11
'
:. liln
Il 'o17114
6:30 sharp, at the Jewish Commun- present the paper at the second
ry
.alh opa.
Ping pang tournament, open to
loe tree by Mrs, It Unrolls lu nte-
ity Center, Woodward and Hol- meeting. Her topic will be, "What
moll of ION.
H. l•ohn.
brook. Local celebrities will be plans have the Republican and men and women, whether amateur , one tree by Judah
Mr• It. }Imola In ine;
featured, including Rhoda Zahavie, Democratic Parties in America, or professional, will be held, with
Fne nee. at' C i obs
the Conservative Party in Great prizes for the winners.
he l ailles AuatIlarY(it
the Jewish National VuniI lit soda.% of
Britain, and the Nazi Party in
Admission, at 25 cents, is open a.
xrwlrhan.
Germany for the reconstruction of tee members of the club and their
Too trees by Mr. Rol Moo II
Kraft
memory of their parents.
society to insure world peace?"
guests. Those who wish to have In on
e Ore by Mr. •nd Mr J
"Economics and World Peace" is their own partners , or who desire
In metros s of Mr. and Ilra Stiollnake.
the subject Mrs. Julius Solomon to reserve an entire table, should
hetor Id Mr. and Mra %%in, A. Fell-
:n i nt ■ •.(ii7Y_of Otto H. %Vaehlo.
will discuss at the third meeting. communicate with Miss Carver at ner ., "Ills
ra A.
Further information concerning Euclid 0361-M. Reservations, I halo;
. 11' n ' ilr " ;On " ,gIrt7S.
""‘".' to
tone
tree by Rabbi fool Mr. Jordwa
the study group may be obtained though advisable, are not obliga-
, Sodka loon, of their daughter,
from the chairmen. Plans for fut- tory.
Judith
ure meetings will be announced
.111. Ir... by Mr. .541 xtre . Si Wellness
Refreshments are included in the
memory
later,
I price of admission. Assisting Miss 01"3"1% ■ 5451:"ratorari.oik."1"‘"
one Itee IIV
"The informed citizen is a poten- Carver with the arrangements are
Hiloironon•
1 tsr-
tial peace worker. Join the study Virginia Wolf and Ruth Cohen.
group-work with the committee
, Too treem
t he .1111dren of the
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for the cause of peace!" is the plea
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Complete Plans for
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All arrangements have been 1 ";,,'"""":
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completed for the appearance of
m ". "unn
The elimination debating tourna- James Waterman Wise for his he-
Mr ,h and Mr. Mtarheopto
r
.
ment which is being held among the lure, "Facing the Jewish Future"
. . . NORGE excellence of
members of the Philomathic Debat- on Wednesday evening, Feb. 6, at
construction ... dependability
Sirs T Mood In honor of
RHODA ZAHAVIE
ing Club will he given its start at the Jewish Community ('enter. Ile
. . . durability • . . economy
1 ";e!".T.' . 'i!,' '' 'si i ".1 "ih
dramatic soprano, well known in the meeting this Sunday, when a will appear under the ausnices of
or
to,
of operation ... great value-
local musical circles in a number team composed of Louis Elkind and the Detroit chapter of Masada.
Refreshments in keeping with
of solos; Miss Yenta iioffman of the Nathan Epstein will oppose Saul Tickets for the lecture can he ob-
Halevy Ilazomir Musical Society',
tained from any member of the or. the holiday wer e served by the La-
Schwartz and Saul Shiefman in
and either will sing; Avrom Shnai-
ganiution or at the Jewish Com- dies' Auxiliary.
The Ladies' Auxiliary announces
der will recite several selections in the first debate of the draw. The I munity Center. The advance sale
.
theater party i gL eb . l . 11 t2 t m
J1 ,1-
Jewish. Mrs. Maurice Landau will subject will be, "Resolved, that the price is 25 rents; admission at theaithea
th
Theater
t
r on Feb.
d.
I
dish
show and explain films taken on American isolation policy is essen-
or will be 35 cents.
pie Goldstein of New York is to
Terms Easy es
her recent trips to Palestine. Bezalel tial to its recovery," and the lat-
Mr. Wise, who is the son of Rib-
Iv
the
star
actress
of
of
the
evening.
Lerman will perform. Joseph ter team will take the affirmative. bi Stephen S. Wise of the Free
Haggai will be the guest speaker, The tournament, which is being Synagogue, is at present editor o o f Women desirous o earning their
held to give the members of the the monthly Opinion, a journal de- money for the annual donor lunch-
of the evening.
Refreshments will be served and Philomathic more experience in de- voted to discussion of Jewish prob- eon to he held at the Book Cadillac
a get-together will follow. The re- bating will be conducted on the one lems and literature. His address on May
freshments committee consists of defeat elimination basis and the will be of extreme interest because tickets for this event. Mrs. II F
Gleaming white, hilt size porcelain tubs. The heaviest
Mrs. Elks Freedman, Mrs. Harry winners will be rewarded. Eleven ' of his recent articles with regard I.ippitt, chairman of theater tick-
and most badly soiled laundry thoroughly cleansed
.
.
ets, can be reached at 1641 W.
Moudry and Mrs. Jack Silver.
teams of two men each have been
in just a few minutes. White clothes washed Snowy
Plans for an elaborate ball in selected for this tournament from pressing himself as favorable to Philadelphia, Madison 8751, and
of
clothes
VAIN. Improved agitator-no "tangling"
April are being made by Bernard the active members of the Philo- colonization in Russia temporarily her co-chairman Mrs. J. Kunin, at
Linderman, Sol Kanet, Abraham' mathic and an effort has been made until Palestine can absorb more 2210 Clairmeiunt, Ga. 3754-W.
is tub. A wringer that is the last word in effic;ercy
A s a conclusion to the extensive
Freedman and Mrs. Sol Kanet.
to insure an even matching of the immigrants than at present. His
sad safety to operate.
The members of branch 2 are teams. Leopold Snyder, chairman viewpoint is that of a very small , membership campaign now being
busy soliciting prospects for the of arrangements for the tourna- minority in Zionist circles. These conducted, a tea complimenting
have paid their dues
Gewerkshaften Campaign in order ment, has expressed the belief that articles have aroused much ram- members who
.
g
F eb . •
to make their goal. Sol Kanet, an there is room for at least one more meat and criticism. Together with
. .
111 Ishire lintel. Women who are .
300
Ps-CHERRY
active
member
of
the
branch,
was
team
to
be
composed
of
new
mem-
G-ee,
nom
Coal
of
Jewry
ions
N Ti.
his sec
interested
in
joining
the organize-
elected treasurer of the Gewerk- , hers or at present non-active mem-
shaften for branch 2. Abraham J. hers who express their interest in Europe, all will be based on what tint are urged to communicate
with
Mrs.
Samuel
Heyman.
3221
Lachover is chairman of branch 2. i this tournament.
he saw this summer on a visit to
Sturtevant, Townsend 7.6651.
I At the meeting last Sunday af- Europe.
OLYMPIANS
tenons, Jan. 20, elections were
•
His return here again this year
lan
The last meeting of the Olymp- held. Julian Caplan will be speak- is at the request of numerous peo- P ioneer Women p
14123 Y.. JelTerodt
held
Jan.
18,
at
the
er
of
the
Philomathic
for
the
next
was
pie
who
heard
him
last
year.
ians
10114 5%. Jefrcrwoo
Their Donor Affair
home of Cecelia Ormus. Semi- semester, Melvin Gerson, clerk;
The committee in charge of the
1171 oodo•nl
annual election was held with the Leopold Snyder, assistant clerk; arrangements consists of Max
11.1 'ma. 11.1oInatn
and
Jack
Behrmann,
sergeant-at-
following results: president, Ethel
Chomsky, chairman; Walter Far-
The pre-luncheon pep rally of
Hood OM.
Burnstine; secretary - treasurer, arms. Arnold Sharkey and Saul her and Dr. Israel Wiener, publici- . the Pioneer Wonsen's Organization
Esther Burnetine; corresponding !Shiefman were elected to the board. ty; David Zeff and Lewis bands- held Tuesday, Jan. 22, at the Book-
man, tickets. 0.-ganizations and in- Cadillac Hotel, was well attended.
secretary, Doris Bagineky; *m-
dividuals are asked to cooperate in , Mrs. S. Sislin presided. Joseph
eant-at-arms, Cecelia Ormus. The
makig this cultural event a success.' Haggai outlined the functions of
of officers will take
GOODWILL SEWING CIRCLE
Gifts to North End Clinic installation
All young men who are inter. the Pioneer Women's Organization
place Friday, 'at the home of
Purity Chapter is planning an Wed in joining an active Zionist in America. emphasising the im-
Charlotte, Aaron. On Sunday,
On Tuesday afternoon, March
North End Clinic has received
group
and participate in the work : portant achievements of the Wo-
club
party
will
be
evening
of
pleasure
for
the
party
Jan. 27, a
5, the Goodwill Sewing Circle will the following contributions:
on Feb. 5, at the Eastern Star are asked to communicAte with I men's Council in Palestine through
hold • luncheon and bridge in the
In memory of Mrs. Celian Sugar given at the home of Goldie Kan-
Lewis
Landsman, Sorthlawn 12:18.contributions of the P. W. 0. in
Temple, SO West Alexandrine Ave.
tor.
anquet hall of Congregation from Mrs. Harry Meyers.
The next meeting will be held onl America, thus enabling the new
A bridge-tea is planned for Many valuable prizes will be given
B'nai Moshe. The committee in
For the supplementary medical
Feb.
3, chalutzah to establish herself and
away and refreshments will be
charge of the luncheon follows: assistance fund in memory of Mrs . Sunday, Feb. 10. For informa- served. Doris Goldberg and Belle
become a worthy citizen of the land.
rt. Bessie Greenspan, chairman; Abraham Shiffman from Mrs. Dora tion, call Ethel Burnstine. Town- Staub are co-chairmen of this com-
Flowers
for all occasions-1 Several musical selections were
rx Irwin Sims and Mra Morris Netzorg; in memory of Louis Fin - send 8-6174, or Doris Bagirssky, mittee.
Deator-Joy Florist, Euclid 6082. rendered by Mrs. Bernard Lachs,
aterwald from Mrs. Dora Netzorg Garfield 5818-M.
nberg, co-chairmen.
Priced low as
•
Easy
Terms!
her r of their pan. Myron Matto Joshelt.
no. tree Id Mro Fidler In honor of
Bone White
Finish)
• Antique
Nail
Trim!
Poalei Zeire Zion
Musicale Jan. 27
our Hand
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Betrothal Announced
Oneg Shabbat on Saturday After.
noon; Arrange Series of Leo.
tures by Rabbi From
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accompanied by Miss Zelda Sky on
the piano.
Many new 'sledges for the donor
luncheon, to be held Tuesday, Feb.
20, came in. Those who have not
pledged, and wish to earn their
money should get in touch with the
ways and means committees of the
four branches of the organization:
Mrs. M. Michlin, Townsend 7-1541;
12th St. Club; Mrs. Y. Kanet,
Townsend 6-5020, Dexter Club; J.
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Group; Mrs. E. Shreyer, Town-
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