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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

I SELECT PATRONS FOR
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
FORMAL BALL MARCH 9 '

NOTE:
The Costliest pry
Cleaning Costs You
No Afore . . . .

Aliss Leona Levin is a member
of the large committee planning
the formal spring dance to be
given by the Shaarey Zedek
Young People's Society Saturday
evening, March 9, in the Crys-
tal Ballroom of the Book Cadil-

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James II, Wineman of Hamilton
Drive spent the past wetk in New
York where he bid bon voyage to
his parents who sailed on Feb. 15,
for a cruise to the West Indies.
AcAimpanying them was Mrs. Ar-
thur Victor of Buffalo, sister of
Mr. Wineman.

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Mr. and Mrs. Max Finkelston
and Miss Louise Rosenthal are
guests at the Hollywood Beach Ho-
tel, Hollywood, Fla.

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Betty Gail Lichtig will entertain
her friends at a Valentine dinner
on Saturday evening.

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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free-
man, who were guests last week
at the Waldorf-Astoria in New
York, sailed on Saturday aboard
the S. S. Virginia, for the Panama
Canal and California.

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lac Hotel. Reservations for the
dance are being taken by Miss
Gertrude Goldman, 9241 Grand
River, Garfield 0754.
Ray Gorrel and his orchestra
have been selected to furnish the
music for the dance. The formal
dance, given annually by the
Young Peoples Society, is the out-
standing social event of the sea-
son.
The patron list for the affair
is headed by Dr. and Airs. A. M.
Hershman, Cantor and Airs. Ja-
cab H. Sonenklar, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Shetzer and Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Slomovitz.
Reservations are $3 per couple.

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Announces the Showing of

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also the finest domestic and imported trimmings

Your Inspection Cordially Invited

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Mrs. Lloyd Ancell of 3045 Cort-

Mrs. Blanche Mandel of Boston land Ave. honored her sister, Miss
Blvd. left last Tuesday to spend I.ilyan Weiss, a bride-elect of
a few days in New York before March, with a personal and linen
sailing on the S. S. Lafayette for shower at the Wilshire Hotel
on
a three-weeks' West Indies cruise. Tuesday, Feb. 5. Covers were laid
for 60 guests. •
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
of Hamilton Drive returned from
The Pals Club and Chi Sigma
Chicago, Ill., where they spent a Sorority announce their annual
few days.
dance to be given on Sunday eve-

ning, March 24, in the grand ball-
Mr. and Mrs. Day Krolik, Jr., of room of the Hotel Strider, Favors
Chicago, Ill., spent the past week- and novelties will be presented to
end in Detroit and were hosts to a the guests.
group of their friends on Sunday,
Feb. 10.
Miss Bessye Kosak entertained
at a bridge on Wednesday, Feb.
13,
in honor of Miss Henrietta
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Finney,
formerly of the Alden Park Manor, Silk, whose marriage will take
are now residing at the Whittier. place March 3.

kinson Ave. sailed from New York
on Feb. 15, for a cruise to the West
Indies. On the some boat will be
Mr. and Sirs. Fred Dreifus of Bir-
mingham, Mich.

from a month's stay in Hot Springs,
Ark. Their daughter, Sylvia, is
leaving to spend the rest of the
winter in Los Angeles and Palm
Springs, Calif.

Miss Elaine Schlesinger, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schles-
inger, will leave this Sunday for
New Orleans and later will join
her grandmother, Mrs. Marx, in
Los Angeles, returning to Detroit
May 15.

Mrs. Samuel J, Berkovitz enter-
tained 14 children at dinner in
honor of her son, Leonard's, 7th
birthday.

Mr. and Airs. Emil Rose of 3265
Chicago Blvd., left for Chicago,
Ill., for a week's stay.

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DR. CALDERWOOD
SPEAKS MONDAY

APPRECIATION

Hashomer Hatzair
Concert March 31

New Milk and
Cream Prices

Effective ilonday, Feb.11, 1935

Standard Pasteurized
Milk
Jersey Milk
Coffee Cream
Buttermilk
Chocolate Milk , .

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14c per quart
15c per z pint
10c per quart
13c per quart

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Poale Zeire Zion
Ball on April 21

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Annual February Sal:

Soaps, Toiletries

Begins Today Ends March 2nd

Unusual Values in Imported and

Domestic Soaps, Toilet Waters,

Talc and Bath Powder,

SPECIAL — Included

more

of

Marie

with 2.00

purchases or

Earle, Arden, Gray or Rubinstein

preparations, • regular size package of Himel-

MRS. MAURICE ARONSSON

following the games. There will
be no admission charge. All are
invited to attend.
Airs. Morris Blumberg is chair-
man, Mrs. George Levey is co-
chairman and Mrs. Maurice Aron-
ason is an active member of the
committee, assisted by the follow.
ing: Mesdames Oscar Blumberg,
Seymour Frank, Charles Bom-
berger, Simon Shetzer, Aaron Sil-
berblatt, Max Blumberg, Harold
Goodman, Nathan Kaplan, Nat
Bronstein, Philip Gilbert, Moe
Prince, Hy Gittleman, Frank
Wetsman, Myron Keys, Dan Cul-
len, A. J. Kaplan, Sam Goldberg.

Temple Father, Son
Banquet on Tuesday

hoch's Tissues.

TOILETRIES—STREET FLOOR

Yiddish Folks Verein, Jrs.

Cordially Invite You to Their

First Annual Dance

SUN.
EVE.
FEB 17

BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL

(GRAND BALLROOM)

Scintillating Music by

Buddy Fields and His Orchestra

GALA
FLOOR
SHOW

featuring Dixie 8 and Davis Trio

Dancing: 9 to 1

Tickets: 50c

The annual Temple Beth El
Father and Son banquet will be
held in the social hall of Temple
Beth El, Tuesday evening, Feb.
19.
"The party will be filled with
as much food, fun and fellowship
as is possible in a three and one-
half hour program," the commit-
tee states.
The evening will begin at 6
sharp with a dinner at which fa-
vors and decorative hats will be
distributed. Following the din-
ner there will be a talk by a
nationally famous athlete who will
show a talking picture which he
personally directed. Songs,
a
puppet show, prizes, magicians,
novelties and other surprises will
follow. There will be an inspira-
tional talk by one of the fathers
and his son. Mickey Mouse
talkies will close the evening's
entertainment.
The committee headed by Saul
H. Rose advises that all persons
make their reservations in ad-
vance by calling Madison 8530,
to avoid the disappointment of
not getting in. Tickets will be
75c a person.

Air. and Sirs. D. W. Davis, for-
Rose Lewis of 2964 Webb Ave.
merly of the Alden Park Manor,
are now residing at the Whittier. gave a luncheon and bridge in hon-
or of Mrs. Al. Finkel of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dreifus and III., on Wednesday, Feb. 6. Mrs.
children and Mrs. Esther Dreifus , Finkel was one of the guests at J.
Prices: Eve.-350 to $1.00, Plux Tax
left Thursday for St. Petersburg, Shewach's wedding.
Matinee-250 to 75c, Plux Tax
Fla,
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Mrs. Charles Parzen and daugh-
Mrs. Hugo A. Freund of Chicago ter, Mrs. Aaron Friedman, left on
Feb.
2, for Miami, Florida, where
Blvd.
entertained
for
her
aunt,
Will Address Course its Interna-
Anna Veingarden of New York they will spend the rest of the
tional Relations Conducted by
winter.
Enroute they will be the
City, and also celebrated her birth-
Council of Jewish Women
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
day on Feb. 14.
We, the National Leber Committee for the Jewish
Marks
at
Vero Beach, Florida.
Workers in Palestine, acknowledge with thanks the coopera-
The Peace Committee of De-
Mrs. Adolph Sloman and Airs.
tion given us during the current Gewerkshaften Campaign
troit Section, National Council of
Mr.
and
Mrs. Mortimer Meyer of
by the following organizations:
Jewish Women, announces a Irving Hirschman will entertain at
a luncheon on Saturday, Feb. 1G. Suffolk Drive left Feb. 14 for Palm
course
in
international
relations
Agudath Bnei Eretz Israel
Beach, Fla.
Laundry Ladies Social Club
to be presented by Dr. Howard
Agree Family Club
Men's Club, Cong. Bn•i Moshe
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lambert of
B. Calder•ood of the Political
Miss Ceil Mollie Eistein, whose
Berditchever Verein
Grosse Point sailed from New York
Michigan Home Protective
Mrs. Cotten to Review "Sal-
Science department of the Uni-
Bereznitzer
Assn.
on Feb. 15 for a cruise to the West marriage to Paul R. Feiler will be
versity of Michigan. His lectures Indies.
vation" for Hadassah
an event of March 24, was honored
Bobrorsker Ladies
Michigan Pro g
'•e
and discussions will deal with cur-
guest at a miscellaneous shower
Professional Group
Brith Sholom Lodge 364
Mlaver Verein
rent problems in international af-
Brith Sholom of Detroit
Airs. Walter Leib and her father and bridge on Saturday, Feb. 9, at
Mohliver Progressive
fairs
and
especially
with
the
poli-
La
Casa
Loma
Club.
Hostesses
The February meeting of the
sailed on the S. S. Lafayette from
C•rpenters Union
Od
Verein
tical situation in Europe. Such New York on Feb. 15, for a cruise were Mrs. Alfred ‘V. Feiler, of Professional and Business Divis-
Chernigover-Layever
Ostrowser
topics as disarmament, the revi- to the West Indies.
Birmingham, and Mrs. Jess R. ' ion of Iladassah will be held next
David Horodker
Pinsker
sion of the Versailles Treaty, and
Feder of La Salle Blvd.
Tuesday evening, Feb. 19, at 8:15,
Detroit Metal Peddlers' Union
Pioneer Women's Org., Br. 1
protection of minorities will be
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II. Eng-
' at the home of Mrs. Ralph David.
Eastern Ladies
Pioneer Women's Org., Br. 2
,
Honoring
Miss
Belle
hoenigs
included.
gess and son, Robert, left on Feb.
son, 1693 Virginia Park.
Ekaterinoslaver
Drora Group, P. W. 0.
The class, which is open to 12, to spend the remainder of the berg, bride-elect of March 3, a
At the urgent request of those
Flower. of Zion
Girls' Group, P. W. 0.
shower and bridge was given by who were unable to hear Mrs.
Council member will meet at the winter in Palm Beach, Fla.
Galician Society
Poole Zeire Zion, Br. 1
Mrs. M. Goldstein and Mrs. G. Ru- Morse M. Colten'a recent after-
Clubhouse
of
the
Council
of
Jew-
Galician Youth Club
Poole Zeire Zion, Br. 2
ish Women, 89 Rowena St., Mon-
Air. and Mrs. Hoke Levin of bin on Feb. 7, at Boesky's on Dex- noon review of "Salvation," Sirs.
Hashomer Hatzair
Poole Zeire Zion, Br. 3
day, Feb. 18, at 3:30. Thereafter, California Ave. left on Feb. 12 for ter Blvd.
Colten will repeat her review of
Hebrew Ladies Free Loan
Pogrobitzer Ladies
this group will meet every third a 10-day visit in Washington and
this great novel by Sholom Asch,
Assn.
Primrose Benevolent
Miss Helene Blumberg enter- depicting Chassidic life in Pol
and fourth Monday of the month. New York.
Hechalutz
Progressive Ladies
tained at her home on Elmhurst
There will be no charge.
land. A large attendance is ex-
Jewish Nat'l Workers All., Av- Radomer Friendly Society
Airs. Walter Mayer will sail from Ave. on Feb. 3, at a surprise hand- pected for this„ interesting pro-
Mrs. Shmarya Kleiman is chair-
runin Br. No. 79.
First Radomer Aid Society
New York on Feb. 16, for a three- kerchief and hosiery shower hon- gram, which will conclude with a
man
of
the
Peace
Committee.
Branch 114, J. N. W. A.
First Radomer Ladies Aux.
oring
Miss
Belle
Koenigsberg,
Members who wish to take this weeks' cruise to the West Indies.
social period. All members of the
Arlosoroff Br. 137, J. N. W. A. Rosner Progressive
bride-elect of March 3.
course may submit their names to
evening group are invited.
KovIer-Wohliner
River Rouge Jewish Club
Amson C. Tabor of McNichols
Mrs.
Kleiman,
Lo.
6454
or
call
Keshinover-Beserabier
Mrs. Max Rosenbaum was hos-
Turover Verein
Road spent a few days in New
the Clubhouse, Columbia 0450.
Masquerade Ball of Mlaver
Korostishever
Yiddisher Folks Verein
York City, returning on Feb. 15. tess at a personal and linen show-
Krutzah-lvrith
er and luncheon held on Jan. 12, at
Relief Society March 10
Young Poale Zion Alliance
Lachover Verein
Zamosh-Tomash•ver
Mrs. Bernard Wohl of LaSalle Boesky's on Dexter Blvd., in honor
of
Miss
Belle
Koenigsberg,
bride-
Lachovitzer
Zhitomirer
The Mlaver Relief Society will
Blvd. will leave on Feb. 19 for
Ladies Auxiliary of J. N. F., Zviller Ladies
New Orleans where she will visit elect. Covers were laid for 50 have its annual masquerade and
Morris Scharer, Pres.
Suffolk Ladies Society
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bitten- guests.
covic ball on Sunday evening,
One of the prettie st features of berg.
Laundrymen' ■ Aid Society
Workmen's Circle, Br. 156
March 10, at the Moose Temple,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilalpert
the annual concert of Hashomer
Cass and Elizabeth. The orches-
Hatzoir on March 31, will be the
Mr. and Airs. Walter Irving of and son, Lippen, of 1447 Burlin- tra under the personal direction
choir of the B'nai Aiidbar. Sixty Whittier 13 I v d. a r e motoring game Ave, are motoring to Miami of Mike Falk will be featured.
young voices will be raised in through the west and will be gone Beach, Fla., for the remainder of Ten prizes will be given for the
the winter.
songs of tribute to the new Eretz several weeks.
best costumes and dancers. Judge
Yisroel.
Dr and Mrs. Albert Krohn of Theodore J. Richter of the Cir-
B'nai Aiidbar, or the Sons of the
Miss Eleanor Blum of Colorado
cuit Court will lead the grand
Desert, have for their aim to Ave. entertained at a dinner dance Sherwood Forest have as their march. All proceeds go for char-
create for the child an atmos- on Feb. 8 for 25 guests, at Web- house guest their sister, Mrs. M. ity.
Simon of Hamilton, Ont.
phere of life and creativeness ster Hall.
I. Mellin is president of the
through the use of symbolism de-
society, Sam Goldberg is chair-
Mrs. Lewis Brown of Balmoral
Sir. and Airs. Harry Frank of
rived from our national and so-
man of the ball committee, and
cial heroes. The heroes of the Colorado Ave. will leave on Feb. Drive left Wednesday for Miami Philip Imber is in charge of pub-
desert days are brought back to ' 16 for Miami Beach, Fla., where Beach for several weeks.
licity. Mrs. Lichtenstein is pres-
life. The child feels he is one of they will remain for seven weeks.
ident of the Ladies Auxiliary.
' Mrs. Meyer L. Prentis of Bal-
the desert Hebrews who are striv-
Sir. and Mrs. Moe Leiter and moral Drive left for New York,
ing to end the wanderings of his
people. lie feels akin to those who daughter of Parkside Ave. left on 5, here she will spend a week.
overcame the hardships of the Feb. 7, to spend six weeks in Miami,
Fla.
Samuel Heyman of the Chat-
desert and who learned to crave
, ham Apts. has returned from a
for freedom. He tries to become
In honor of their 25th wedding 110-day trip to Atlantic City and
one of them by also transferring
anniversary, Mr. and Sirs. Harry
their spirit to his own "Midbar- Conheim of 118 Richton Ave. were 'New York.
Galut". lie too rebels against the pleasantly surprised at a dinner on
Mrs. Blanche Mandel of Boston
Pharoahs of today by preparing Sunday, Feb. 10, at Northwood Inn,
to become a Chalutz( learning to by 75 of their relatives and friends Blvd. left Tuesday for New York
master the secrets of this world, and were presented with a beauti- 5, here she will sail for a three-
as the Hebrews did in the desert. ful gift. Air. and Mrs. Conheim will I week cruise of the West Indies.
But he plans to conquer his land leave this Sunday for Florida, Cubs
Milk producers and distributors of this market have
Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Goldman
by the plough and the sickle, by and other points of interest and
acknowledged the necessity of increasing the price
work and true comradeship—the will be gone the remainder of tht of 2466 W. Philadelphia Ave. an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
paid to milk producers because of the advance in
bow and arrow are forgotten.
winter.
son, Herbert Julius, on Saturday
The B'nai Midbar range in ages
the price of dairy cattle feed. The cost of milk
morning, Feb. 16, at Cong. B'nai
from
11
to
14
years.
They
are
Airs.
Louis
Fiske
of
Eason
Ave.
distribution, also, has advanced considerably during
organized into Shvatim (tribes) returned from a week's visit in 'Moshe. A reception will be held
the past seven months. This condition necessitates
st
home on Sunday, Feb. 17, from
1
Cleveland.
of 15 to 20 children, each shevet
12 to 5 and 8 to 11 p. m.
increasing the price of milk and cream at this time.
under the guidance of two mena-
Mrs. M. Fishman of 4814 Leslie
halim (leaders). In Detroit there
Milk, cream and other dairy products at the
Ave., Russell Woods, was hostess Graduate Chapter of Tau
exist at present five shvatim.
changed prices still represent the greatest food
at a lovely farewell party in honor
Epsilon Rho Legal Frat
value for economy and health.
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bader and Mrs.
Detroit Graduate Chapter of
Sylvia Berk, who left for • month's Tau Epsilon Rho, international
stay in Florida on Feb. 10. They
legal fraternity, has inaugurated
were accompanied by Nathan Ba-
a series of monthly luncheons to
der and Ruth Berk.
he held the first Saturday in each
The date for the Poale-Zeire
month at the Barium Hotel. At
Zion dance was definitely set for
Mrs. Peg Kanners, winner of the
April 21, at the Stotler Hotel. Or- membership drive contest of the each of these meetings the mem-
ganizations are urged to refrain Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish bers will hear a discussion of cur-
from making any affairs on April Old Folks' Home, entertained 20 of rent legal problems by members
21. A popular orchestra and enter- her workers at luncheon and bridge of the organization ,and also by
tainers are promised by the dance in her home at trim Washburn outside speakers.
515 STEPHENSON, BLDG. Trinity 2-6000
At the meeting in March, Benja-
committee, headed by Bernard Ave., Monday, Feb. 11.
Linderman. Sol Kanet is head of
min Jaffe will discuss, "Recent
the program committee.
On Sunday evening, Feb. 24, Developments in the Field of
The meetings of the Poale-Zeire Mrs. Nancy Pick of 2940 Monterey Bankruptcy Law."
Zion branch 2, are held at the Jew- Ave., will hold open house in honor
ish Center twice • month, on Sun- of the engagement of her son, Allen,
Flowers for all occasions—
ongolegNINIMMV
days at 7 o'clock.
to Miss Mildred Martin. No cards. Ditittar-Jay Florist, Euclid 6082.

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All plans have been completed
for a novelty party to be given by
the Sisterhood of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek on Sunday eve-
ning: Feb. 17, in the social hall
of the synagogue.
Beautiful prizes will be awarded
and refreshments will be served

Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel, wife of
the economic adviser to Secretary
of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace
and daughter of Mr. and Sirs.
Charles Finsterwald of 1239 Chi-
cago Blvd., has been appointed
supervisor of Washington's nurs-
ery school system, according to
word received here by her par-
ents. Mrs. Ezekiel is a graduate
of Northern High School and
Simmons College and holds a mas-
ter of arts degree from George
Washington University She has
specialized in nursery schools for
10 years. The five nursery
schools which will be under her
supervision will be used as lab-
oratories for the training of Fed-
eral relief nursery school work-
ers who are sent to Washington
for six weeks at the National Re-
search Center.

Educational Program: Ellmann to
Mr. and Mrs. A. Glazer of 2514
Mr. and Airs. Monte Wittelsho-
Speak Feb. 24
A large audience composed of fer and daughter, Norma, of At- W. Philadelphia Ave. returned

the members of the Shaarey
Zedek Young Peoples' Society and
their friends heard Dr. Sidney K.
Biegler's interesting talk of the
12TH AT SEWARD
•
TRINITY 2.3488 $ history of medicine in the social
hall of the synagogue last Sun-
day, Feb. 10. Cantor Jacob H.
$ Friday Night, Feb. 15; Sunday, Matinee and Evening, Feb. 17
Sonenklar gave the musical por-
Our Guest Star, the Well-Known Actress
tion of the program.
For their meeting to be held
Sunday, Feb. 24, Dr. Leonard
Sidlow, president of the society,
and BENJAMIN BLANK in
announces that James 1. Ellmann,
president of the Detroit Zionist
Organization, will address the
A Mo.ileol ProdorlIon of limit Inlere , 1
group on "A Layman Looks at
Palestine." Members and their
111E.SIIAT
..
lol .ening
for `lion Solomon soil
Harr, Jordon. The plat AtIll be .1 111: Town II olrlinmn" by S. Toad.
friends are invited.

$

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Sisterhood Party
At Shaarey Zedek

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