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Rehearsals for the Young Peo-
ples T c rn p I e Club dramatic
group's production of the Broad-
way and cinema success, "Three
Cornered Moon", by Gertrude
Tonkonogy, have begun, and the

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Mr. and
and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel
r eturned Tuesday from a six-
week stay in Palm Beach. En-
route home, they stopped in New
York City. Their daughter,
arrived home on Wednesday, hay
ing visited at Vassar College.

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MEN'S SUITS

Mrs. Sylvia Stern Oppenheimer
is spending a few weeks in Miami
Beach, Fla.

Dr. Calderwood'a 2nd
Lecture Next Monday

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is Sponsored by Peace
Committee of Women's Council

The class in international re-
lations sponsored by the Detroit
Section, National Council of Jew-
ish Women, met with Dr. Howard
B. Calderwood of the University
of Michigan on Monday, Feb. 18.
A group of women, interested in

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While this famous French designer was in America she
designed just six suits, all bearing the mark of her creative
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clusive at Himelhoch's and ■ are all priced at

Mrs. Esther Simons and daugh-
ter, Irma, of Chicago Blvd. are
sojourning in Miami Beach, Fla.,
until May 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbaten
of Burlington Drive have returned
Ben Tobin was host to 12
from Miami and Piilm Beach, Fla. couples at a dinner pArty in the
Dry Cleaned
Mayfair Room of the Book Cadil-
Lyolene is well known for her brilliant styling of young,
Adolph Moses of Chicago, Ill., lac Hotel, Saturday evening,
is spending the week-end in De- given in honor of Mies Frieda
and Hand Finished
tailored suits with dressmaker details. Capes and blouses
troit.
Shnitz and Ben Goode, who are
add individuality to these suits of unusual tweeds and mono-
to
be
married
March
21.
Price Ineludrs Pickup and Delivery
tones.
Miss Fritzie Broad of the Whit-
tier has returned from a two-
Many parties have been given
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recently to celebrate the engage-
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ment of Mildred Martin, daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kopple of te• of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron P.
Colorado Ave. entertained at ■ Martin, to Allen Louis Pick, son
supper party on Friday evening, of Mts. Nancy Pick. Mr. and
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Mrs. Martin had 50 people at
Feb. 22.
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dinner
on
Feb.
10,
at
their
home,
MRS. SCHMARYA KLEIMAN
production is scheduled for per-
HIMELHOCH'S SUIT SHOP—SECOND FLOOR
533-547 East Forest
Mrs. Nathan Schlaffer of La- 1693 Clairmount Ave. On Feb.
formance early in April, accord-
ing to Theodore Birnkrant, Y. P. Salle Blvd. will be hostess to a 16, Miss Martin and Mr. Pick current problems in international
group of friends at luncheon on entertained 34 of their friends at affairs—many of them from the
T. C. dramatics chairman.
• party at Miss Martin's home. standpoint of working for peace—
The play is an hilarious three- Saturday, Feb. 23.
Mrs. Pick and her daughter, enrolled for the course.
act comedy, dealing with the mad
"The Bible as Literature" was Sarah Ruth Pick, will hold open
Dr. Calderwood dealt with the
Rimplegar family, who, through
•
house
on Sunday, Feb. 24, from various peace and war attitudes
the loss of all their money in the the subject of an address deliv-
to 11 p. m., at their home, and the philosophies which un-
ered
by
Dr.
Leo
M.
Franklin
on
stock market crash of '29, are
12940 Monterey Ave.
deHy these attitudes. His next
brought face to face with reality Thursday, Feb. 21, before the
discussion, Monday, Feb. 25, will
Southwestern Woman's Club.
for the first time.
, Mrs. Morris Jacobs of Memphis, deal specifically with that attti-
— .
The following have been cast
Mrs. J. H. Schakne, who has I Tenn., is visiting her sister, Mrs. tude which favors the show of
in the various coke: Mrs. Rimple-
Direct From the
gar,• Miriam Carver; Elizabeth been sojourning in California for Louis Jacobs of 2911 Hazelwood force for maintaining peace.
This course, open to council
Rimplegar, Gertrude Willens; Ed the past two months, is expected Ave.
members, through the efforts of
Rimplegar, N e w ton Jackson; home this Sunday.
A
social
meeting
of
the
Pro-
Mrs.
Shinarya Kleiman, chairman
Douglas Rimplegar, Jerome Biel-
Lawrence Nathan is spending fessional Group will be held on of the peace committee, furnishes
Philip Krawil, recommended by
field; Kenneth Rimplegar, Lionel
Sunday,
Feb.
24,
at
3:30
p.
m.,
a
wealth
of information as well
Thousands of pleased customer,
a
few
days
visiting
his
parents
Willens; Donald, Gabriel Alexan-
at the home of Esther Goldberg, as stimulation for thought and
offer* you complete Jewelry menu-
der; Dr, Stevens, Dr. Milton S. in Buffalo, N. Y.
hoturing faeilltien. lila 20 Yen , .
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Aaron
Kut-
discussion
on issues which because
Marx; Jenny, Betty Saloshin;
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Levy nick will speak on "Important of their importance and gravity
Kitty, Rose Adler.
and bin permallaed eery!v mean
of the Polk Manor left Thursday Aspects of Jewish Life in the should interest every intelligent
Mr. Frank Seklen, who directs a chain of °wound-
nugh In the nelectIon of distinctive
woman, Dr. Calderwood presents
by motor to Miami, Fla., where Nineteenth Century."
log hotels, has assumed the management of the
Jewelry. Visit hie new location.
DONSEVAGE, BOOKMAN, they will remain for three weeks.
his course in the form of a lec-
"Floridian" in Miami Beach, and now offer. a see.
1201 Metropolitan Building. This
Plans are now being formu- ture, followed by discussion, par-
GIVES LECTURES HERE
vice,cuisIne,hospitality and comfort incomparable.
In your opportunity to buy at man-
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Godsal lated by the social committee of ticipated ih by members of the
urni tuners prices.
Located on beautiful Biscayne Bay, and within
Moderne Compact
George Dobsevage, well-known have returned from a week's visit the Mizrachi Youth of Detroit for group.
close proximiry to the Beach, this famous hotel
tonne
Strikingly now.
Powder
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American Jewish bookman, for- in New York and will move short- the annual social affair. The com-
Dr. Calderwood is an authority
h
yollow
gold
compact. nlyied
offers every conceivable form of indoor and out.
mer secretary of the Jewish Pub- ly to their new home in the Park mittee has announced that it has on his subject. He has a great
NI
and Mack fintuld
arranged for the appearance of fund of knowledge derived from
door diversion for "Rest or Play".
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Very dainty, fitted
lication Society of America, is a Lane Apartments.
with rouge. Extra kip gip c
Ray
Correll
(in
person)
and
his
TWIN AEnOcCAR SERVICE TO BEACH
years
of
exhaustive
study
and
guest in Detroit, and in course
epecial at
Mr. )(remits will germinally in-
Mrs. David J. Levy of Boston orchestra to play at the Mizrichi activity in his field. He received
Ta HMG. ell b. maraud one modified Mull.
of his visit here is delivering a
Ode
agent and polish your att.
Your mintorrnm, eaPerl-
Youth
dance
on
Sunday
evening,
Blvd.
honored
Mrs.
Hugo
A.
Fre-
Plan
Bad.. Roma including !Malan and anew.
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his doctorate at the University of
w
series of addresses to d number
jo we
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of charge, while you welt.
ly dune at Just
und's house guest, Mrs. Anna April 7, in the Crystal Ballroom Wisconsin, the subject of his dis-
JEWISH DIETARY LAWS CAREFULLY OBSERVED
of organizations.
sertation being, "The Interna-
This Sunday morning, Mr. Dob- Weingarden of New York, at a of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
tional Protection of Minorities,"
sevage will address one of the luncheon on Feb. 19.
The next Oneg Shabbath of the Since 1927, he has been teaching
assemblies at Temple Beth El.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Schlesin-
Detroit
Chapter
of
Hadassah
will
in the political science department
1201 METROPOLITAN BUILDING
On Monday evening he will speak
MIAMI BEACH. FLORIDA
before the B'nai B'rith groups. ger of the Park Lane Apartments be held at the home of Mrs. Sam. of the University of Michigan,
wag.
HOTELS UNDER SEIDEN MANAGEMENT
Ile has also addressed the Knights will leave on Feb. 23 by motor uel Levin, 12515 Broadstreet, specializing in the field of inter-
JERRY JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
for a trip through the Southwest. Saturday, Feb. 23, at 2:30 p. m. national relations. He has been
of Pythias.
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Mrs. Harry L. Jackson will pre- faculty advisor to the Interna- 111.1.031. NOM. 1.0Ale NIACK FLA.
NOlara'OOOMOTa4 Win IMO. II
Mrs. William Henley of Cincin- sent an address describing in de- tional Relations Club, a student YANG MOTU. nionnounr. N. v.
nati visited her parents, Mr. and tail the political parties in Zion- organization, and he has also as-
Mrs. Adolph Finsterwald,- last ism. A discussion will follow the sisted in the preparations for the "••••••••• ■ •"mmeeeems^oms"...".."mwe'womse•mas""wme`www"
week-end, before leaving with Mr. talk.
annual model assembly of the
Henley by motor to California
League of Nations which is held
Larry Lawrence Leebove was yearly at one of the Michigan col-
where they will make their future
Rugs - Linoleum - Window Shades
entertained at a surprise party leges. He was in Europe in 1929,
home.
Drapery Rods
given in honor of his birthday principally for the purpose of at-
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Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolff of by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. tending the meetings of the
Lawrence Ave. spent a few days Leebove, on Sunday, Feb. 17.
League Assembly in Geneva. In
Window Shade, Cleaned and Repaired
in Lima, Ohio.
1930-31, he held a Social Science
We Specialise in VENETIAN BLINDS
Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin of 1909 Reesarch fellowship, studying in
Misses Faye Alpern, Hermina Calvert Ave. entertained in honor Europe. Since 1931, Dr. Calder-
Brock, Dorothy Bronstein and of Mrs. Bensman of Kansas City, wood has acted as chairman of the
8424 LINWOOD AVE. Phone.: Garfield 1230.31
Mrs. Abe Seeman will be host- Mo., daughter of Mrs. Charles League of Nations Association of
eases to the Alpha Gamma Phi Konheim of Elmhurst Ave. The Michigan.
Sorority at a bridge social afternoon was spent with games
The class meets every third and
on Saturday evening, Feb. 23, and m usic.
fourth Monday of the month at
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at the Chinese Tea Garden.
the clubhouse of the Council of
Ilonoring Miss Ceil Mollie Ei- Jewish Women, 89 Rowena St.,
The prize offered to the member
selling the most tickets for their stein, a bride-elect of March 24, at 3:30. Enrollment is free. Those
recent dance was awarded to Miss Mrs. Michael Eder and Mrs. Oscar who were not present at the first
Dorothy Bronstein. The next Koenigsberg entertained at a meeting of the class may still
meeting will be held on Tuesday linen and personal shower at the enroll when the group meets
evening, Feb. 26, at the home of Wilshire recently.
. again, Monday, Feb. 25.
Miss Beatrice Schmittel.
— Miss Zelda Smith of 3270 Mon-
Mrs. Melville S. Welt of Bal- terey Ave. entertained the Tri
moral Drive left on Wednesday to Sigma Sorority at a valentine-
spend a few days in Chicago. bridge, Thursday evening, Feb.
14.
Mrs. Samuel M. Epstein left
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Finsterwald
last Sunday for a three-week visit
An elaborate Purim play with
of the Alden Park Manor returned
in Hollywood, Fla.
a cast of over 100 boys and girls
from a month's stay in Holly-
will be given by the Tuxedo-liol•
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt wood, Fla.
mur branch of the United Hebrew
of Boston Blvd. honored their
Samuel Benach will be host at Schools, Saturday evening, March
aunt, Mrs. Anna Weingarden, at
a dinner party on Feb. 16 at the a reception at 19313 Santa Bar- 9, at 7:30 p. m., at the auditorium
bare Drive on Sunday, Feb. 24, of the B'nai Moshe Synagogue,
Statler.
from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m., Linwood and Dexter. This play.
-
r. and Mrs. Arthur Schlesin- in honor of the engagement of in which the Book of Esther will
Mr.
ger of Boston Blvd. left Wednes- his daughter, Annette, to Irving be dramatized in an unique and
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day by motor to Kansas City and' Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. extremely colorful manner, con-'
Alexander Robinson of Webb sista of eight scenes. Dances,
Florida.
songs
and
pageantry
are
some
of
—
Ave. No cards.
the features of the play.
Gerald May has returned from
and the Saying of Buying
On Sunday evening, Feb. 24,
The Junior Congregation of the
a business trip to New York City.
Tuxedo-Holmur School holds re-
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Dr. and Mrs. Hugo A. Freund A Mir•s s ., N wa il n lch y ol P dico kpe on f 2 h9 o 4 u 0 seNi
gular services every Saturday
and Mrs. Anna Weingarden spent of th - engagement of her son, Allen, morning, at 9:30 o'clock, These
last Sunday in Ligonnier, Ind. to . .....s Mi.dred Martin. No cards. services are conducted by the
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members of the congregation. A
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Mr, and Mrs. Harold Schlesin-; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Marks of group of boys who are especially
ger entertained 18 guests at din- 3272 Clairmount Ave. entertained trained are conducting the serv-
a
farewell
party
for
their
with
ices in the traditional manner and
ner at the Belcrest on Feb. 13.
Mrs. ' act as the Chazonim of the con-
, Ed ame and
daughter
ht F eir ner(nE
e Marks)
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank of
gregation. The following students
Wildemere Ave. entertained at Rbehester, N. Y., who are motor- who have been trained in this
ing to Miami, Fla., for the remain- Chazonim Group are now offi-
dinner on Feb. 16.
ciating at the Shaarey Zedek
— der of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Peiner were
Junior Congregation: Herbert Le-
Imtrumente whom rare loveliness of
Beautiful
hosts at a dinner party at the Contonda Sorority held an open vin, Elmer Harebell, Hannan
tone and eplendid construction have
'
meeting
Friday
at
the
home
of
Kraft,
Sheldon
Zuieback,
Nathan
Belcrest on Feb. 20.
Grinnell-Built
13,000 pur-
made
them
the
choice
of
' Belle Penick, 1648 Hazelwood Saginaw and many others.
chamrs is Michigan alone! All, when
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. New- Ave.
Periodic public examinations
coupled with superior quality, them is
man and daughter, Janet, will re-
have been held at the Tuxedo
Mrs.
Susan
Beck
of
the
Sue-
School in many of the classrooms.
turn this Sunday from a six-week
the decide. primiedvantage that goes
Anne Skop is in New York
The board of the schools and the
stay in Hollywood, Fla.
with buying of the manufacturer,
.10 days.
parents of the children were
Pecturoil Abent
how pre-eminently desirable the aelec•
present at these examinations.
Joseph o man r
The
Jewish
Oral Society
for The children were examined in
Goa of • GRINNELL BROS. PIANO ... most extraor-
• visit with his family, who are the
hard
of hearing
announces
msy
terms
for your ewe hornet Very
in the reading of the
spending the winter in Miami. a "Parent Night" social, to be , writing,
dinary value—
prayers, in the study of the lan•
Fla.
may be arranged. Your old piano
held at the Jewish Community I guage. in Chumosh, in history
accepted
a
part
payment.
Center
on
Tuesday
evening,
Feb.
Mrs. S. E. Heineman of Bloom-
and other subjects.
field Hills is visiting her daughter 26. Theie will be entertainment
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ir-1 and refreshments. All members MEN'S CLUB SPONSORS
RINNELL 8805, Detroit.
win Phillip Strauss. in New York' are urged to invite their parents
I have a
Slim
MA I MON I DES LECTURES
City, for 10 days. Soon after to attend.
years old. What will you
returning home, Mrs. Heineman!
allow nu for is in exchanger toward a
When you've sees it
Ber•;nning Thursday evening,
In
honor
of
Mrs.
Anna
Wein-
will leave for Tucson, Arizona.
GRINNELL IRO/. GRAND ❑ UP-
Feb. 21, with a lecture on "Mai.
and heard it, you will
to be the guest of her son and earden of New York City, who monides' Contribution to Medi-
RIGHT
❑
PLAYER
❑
?
(Chad,
readily understand the
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' is the house guest of Mrs. Hugo cine" by Dr. Irving Edgar, the
style preferred).
A.
Freund,
Mrs.
Melville
S.
Welt
lemon for its A
Robert Heineman.
NAME
was hostess at a luncheon on Feb. Men's Club of B'nai Moshe is
popularity. You would
offering • three-lecture series on
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bass and 15. Mrs. .1. Victor Roemer and Maimonides, whose 800th birthday
ADDRESS
expect it to be priced
son, Sidney, and Mrs. Bass's moth- Mrs. Victor H. Well entertained anniversary is to be observed
and on Feb. 21
r • at lean 1100 higher!
er, Mrs. I. Nurko, motored to jointly on Feb. 20
March
30.
Wineman
gave
a
Andrew
Mrs.
Miami Beach, Fla., to spend the
In preparation for this occasion
party for Mrs. Weingarden.
remainder of the winter.
the Men's Club is providing its
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members,
the congregation and
'Miss Father Sandra Helfand
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sarnoff are
all others who are interested, the
end
Mrs.
Harry
Baumgarten
left
in Miami Beach, Fla., until spring.
Sunday for an extended trip to opportunity to learn more about
the various plusses of Maimonides
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free- New York where they will visit life rom men who have made a
with relatives and friends.
'Oootats e Mweliowto he S.; Yews"
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man sailed from New York for
particular study of these rarinue
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Miss
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Abramson
of
Vir-
saw
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all
occasions-
New
York
where
she
will
remain
Samuel Hei—ann has returned
Dexter-Joy Florist, Euclid 6082.
from New York and Atlantic City. for two weeks.

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