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'PURITY PURIM FROLIC
AT NORTHWOOD
I MISHKAN

ISRAEL
HONORS UHLMAN!

] Mrs. llenry Levett is social
] chairman of the Purim dinner
dance and frolic, sponsored by
, Purity Chapter, to be held at
'Northwood Inn on March 3. Frank

Rabbis and Laymen Join in
Felicitating Rabbi on

10th Anniversary

MRS. HENRY LEVETT

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Tillen and his orchestra will fur-
nish the dance music. A complete
new floor show will be presented.
Every effort will be put forth to
carry out a gay Purim spirit.
The chairman in charge of ar-
rangements and reservations are
Mrs. Leonard Simons, To. 8-6040,
and Mrs. George Lewis, Hogarth
6287.

Rabbis and laym en joined in
honoring Rabbi Isaac Stollman on
the occasion of his tenth anni-
versary as rabbi of Congregation
Mishkan Israel, on Sunday eve-
ning.
A dinner was served at the ]
Mishkan Israel, Blaine near Lin-
wood, for more than 300 people.
Following the banquet, the audi-
ence adjourned to the synagogue)
auditorium where under the chair-
.ranship of Morris Granet, presi;
dent of the synagogue, addresses
were delivered by Rabbi E. Ai-
•hiskin, Philip Slomovitz, Rabbi
:Moses Fischer, Meyer Weisenfeld,
Rabbi J. Thumim, Rabbi S. M.
Fine, B. Cohen and represent-
atives of the Horodocker Society.
Rabbi Stollman responded to these
addresses with a touching expres-
sion of gratitude.
The speakers lauded Rabbi
Stollman for his efforts in behalf
of Jewish learning and Palestine,
especially the United Hebrew
Schools, Mizrachi, Jewish Nation-
al un and oung I srael.
Dancing followed the ceremo-
nies, in the social hall of the
synagogue.

ELLMANN TO ADDRESS
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.

James I. Ellmann, president of
the Zionist Organization of De-
troit, will be the guest speaker at
the Shaarey Zedek Young Peo-
ple's Society meeting this Sun-
day at 3 p. m., in the social hall
of the synagogue. Members and
their friends are invited.
For the musical portion of the
program Miss Laurette DeYoung
will present one of her pupils ,
Master Mitchell Mandenberg, who
will play popular selections.
After his address Mr. Ellmann
will conduct an open forum dis -
cussion.

B'NAI DAVID LADIES
PLAN $2 DONOR EVENT

The Ladies Auxiliary of Con-
gregation B'nai David will meet

on Monday evening, Feb. 25, at
the synagogue.
Mrs. Joseph Weingarden, pres-
ident, reports that plans are un-
der way for the $2 donor lunch-

Engagements

Mrs. Fannie Strauss announces the engagement of her daughter
Helen Ann Freedman, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freed
man, to Earle Douglas Maas, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Louis Maas o
16592 LaSalle Blvd. The wedding will take place March 8 at Miam
Beach, Fla. Mr. Maas is a graduate of the University of Pennsyl
vania and a member of the Franklin Honor Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Cook of Pingree Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, June, to Sidney Cohen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Cohen of Pittsburgh, l'a.
Mr. and Sirs. A. Sheuer of Montgomery, Ala., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Daisy, to Donald Berger, ', of Mrs.
Carrie Mae Berger of Dexter Blvd.
Mrs. Jacob Goldhamer of Cleveland announces the betrothal of
her daughter, Roselyn, to Marcus Aaron Lebster, son of Sly. and Mrs.
Louis Lebster of Flint.
Mr. and Mrs. I). Rosenbaum announce the engagement of their!
daughter, Charlotte, to Simeon Freedman, son of Mrs. R. Freedman,

Creams $1.00 and up.

Women's City Club

ELIZAIIETII ST M EST

'Berry 12)0

Little Women of Hadassah
Plan Bridge

March 3 is the date selected by
the Little Women of Hadassah
who will be hostesses at a bridge
party at the home of Miss Made-
line Lindenbaum, of 1705 Boston
Blvd.
Extensive plans have been made
for unique entertainment. Reserv-
ations may be made by calling
Dorothy Magidsohn, Long. 5415,
or Beatrice Mermer, To. 6.7238.

Littman's Peoples Theater

12TH AT SEWARD

TRINITY 2.3488

Friday Night, Feb. 22; Sunday, Matinee and Evening, Feb. 24
Our Guest Star, the Well-Known Actress

SECOND WEEK FOR OUR POPULAR STAR

BETTY FRANK

"Revenge for a Mother "

Written Especially for Betty Frank — Music by Benj. Blank

Prices: Eve.-35c to $1.00, Plan Tax
Matinee-25c to 75c, Plus; Tax

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Feb. 24—Miss Lillian Neuman, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Herber
Neuman of Tyler Ave., to Dr. George Ilarris of Cincinnati, Ohio
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will perform the ceremony.
Starch 2—Miss Sarah Grossfield. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Grossfleld, to Louis Wiener, son of Mrs, David Wiener, at
Congregation B'nai Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence, at 8 p. m.
March 3—Miss Belle Koenigsberg, daughter of Mrs. Esther
Koenigsberg, to Charles 111. Rosenbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Rosenbaum.
March 8-111iss Ilelen Ann Freedman, daughter of Mrs. Fannie
Strauss of Detroit and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freed-
man, to Earle Douglass Maas, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Louis Maas,
at Miami Beach, Fla.
March 10—Miss Anne Lipschitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Lipschitz of 4777 Williams St, to Morris Rosenblatt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rosenblatt of 9373 Broadstreet, at the Petoskey Ave. Syna-
gogue, at 7 p. m.
March 17—Miss Lilyan Weiss, daughter of Mrs, Max Weiss of
2669 Cortland Ave., to Charles Sisskind, in the Crystal Ballroom
of the Book-Cadillac Hotel
March 31—Miss Gertrude Goldman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Goldman of 1504 Glynn Court., to Fred S. Bergstein, for-
merly of Duluth, Minn. Ceremony will be held at Hotel Stotler.

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Dr. Sachar to Be Principal
Speaker at Annual
Donor Event

For the third annual donor
luncheon of the Zedakah Club
which is planned for Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. 27, at the Masonic
Temple, Mrs. David Si. Milian,
chairman of entertainment for the
afternoon, seemed as guest speak-

Prese nts

A it ew basket

Weal's leather

Ifilarriagts

BERKOWITZ - GOLDFINE
• Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Goldflne
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Edith, to William C.
Berkowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Berkowitz. The marriage
MRS . J WEINGARDEN
was solemnized by Rabbi Leon
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eon, Tuesday, March 5, at 12:30 Fram on Thursday evening, Feb.
p. m. Bridge will follow the 14, at the home of the bride's
luncheon with prizes for the win- parents, in the presence of the
immediate members of the fam-
ners.
Mrs. Rose Needle, vice presi- ilies.
dent of the Auxiliary, is chairman'
WALTERS • LEET
of this affair and is assisted by
Mrs. S. Roltenbc]irg, treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. B. Leet announce
Sam Zack, secretary, and the fol- the marriage of their daughter,
lowing board of directors: Mes- Ella, to Howard "Bud" Walters,
dames M. Kransberg, H Rotten-I son of Earl Walters, on Sunday
berg, C. Weinberg, I. Rosen, H. afternoon, Feb. 10. Rabbi Leon
Belensky, L. Cohen, A. Caplan, Fram performed the ceremony.
S. Shlakman, J. Winokur, P. Sher- Mrs. S. W. Raych of Buffalo,
man, I. Baker, A. Solomon, A. N. Y., sister of the bride, was
Katz, A. Dubrinsky, S. Zack, F. present.
Krivetsky, L. Nudleman, M.
Waine, A. Matter, A. Shear, J.
Rottenberg, H. Tiktiner and J.
Fishman.
Further information may be ]
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obtained by calling Mrs. Sam ]
Rottenberg, To. 6-7696, or Mrs.'
Joseph Weingarden, To. 6-3238.

Miss Lillian Eichner was host-
"Rainbow Cruise"
es at a hosiery and handkerchief
Sunday, March 3 .e hower,
on Monday evening, Feb.

honoring Miss Frieda Shnitz,
I I 8,
"Rainbow Cruise" of the Purity,
bride-elect of March 21.
Rainbow Girls will be held in the ]
Crystal Ballroom of the Book.
Mrs. Alfred Finberg of San-
Cadillac Hotel on Sunday eve- ] d usky, Ohio, was the guest of her
ning, March 3.
] d aughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
The "cruise" will be conducted Mrs. Harold Schakne of Rochester
in semi-formal style, and dancing Ave during the week-end.
will be to the tune of Marvin
Kahn's 10-piece orchestra. Tick-
Mr. and Sirs. Louis Jacobs of
, ets are now on sale and may be 2911 Hazelwood Ave. were hosts
secured from Dorothy Green- at a dinner on Saturday evening,
baum, worthy advisor, Townsend Feb. 16, at Buddy's, in honor of
7.3665, or from any of the mem- he Bar Mitzvah of their son,
bers of the committee in charge: Sidney.
Betty Halperin, chairmen; Sylvia
Scrub, past worthy advisor, Town-
Mrs. Harry Gerber of Ilelen
send 6-6362; Thelma Slatkin, past • Ave. entertained at • valentine
worthy advisor, Lenox 0323; Slur.' dinner and bridge, honoring Miss
ley Keywell, Longfellow 8810; Beatrice Wasserman of Seward
Edna Rosenman, Townsend Ave., whose engagement to Joseph
6-0390; Harriet Gottfurcht, Town- Hosach of New York City has
710286; Madeline Betty Meyers, been announced.
Townsend 7-1532; Leona Rosen-
berg, Townsend 7-2482; Jeanette
Mrs. Meyer Burstein and daugh-
London, Townsend 8-0545; Hilda ter, Sara, and son, Alex, of 2266
Rothenberg, Townsend 8-8076, or Blaine Ave. left last Sunday for
Nora Siderman, Windsor 4-1250. New York and from there will
sail, on Starch 16, on the Conte
Di Savoi for Tel Aviv, Palestine,
to join Mr. Burstein who has been
there for the past two and one-
half years. They will make their
home in Palestine.
future
Jubilee Concert approaching,

MISS PAULINE GERBER

Mrs. Sarah Gerber of 3817 Tyler
Ave. announces the engagement
of her daughter, Pauline, to Don
Smulson, of San Francisco, Calif.

Center Art School
Starts New Season

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Births

kleinlaut, 11. globlei. J. P. Rosenthal,
Louie Fidler, Jack Siolilli, M. Shapiro,
Nathan [Whin. Meyer Meyer,. B. MI.
ler, II. PVIIII,YrIC A. Noraquee, Moth.
Goodman, XL Agree. A. Reiner, Abe Hor•
don. Inman. Herman Radner, J. Weln•
stein. E. Goldberg, II. Contor, !ark Sav-
ior. Joeeph Moo, II. Blackman. Joseph
Moreton. B. Levett. Leon Llintiburg. Al
1, 11110.1. WIMP] ev.id, klendell
Harry Glickman, Morrie Becker, Maur-
Ire coper, Loul• Bowman, Maui- lee
Rommel. Ben M•leon. Louie Berkower.
.5 J. Illumenati. Phillip liorellk. Man
Blumberg. Nat Bronstein. Alex Mehrelber,
cad shalt. Sant Pointer. Jacob Colons,
Morel. LiourwIta, J. W. Lachman, B.
Tlgay, Harry Cohen. Abe Cohen, Max
Cohen. Benjamin Rove, Joneph Ellin.
Shorn. Davis. H. Rottman. Joe Tenen•
berg. Karl KutInsky, Julius Goldman.
George Arta, Mollie M•rkowIta, Gertrude
Goldman, EL Freedman, Joeeph Statib.
Adolf Itelder. Morris Loeh. It. It Newman.
R. Solomon, Bennett, Fenner', Carl Sehli-
let Ben 14111ot...in, Day It Fubar. Harry
E.t.d.-In. M. Borman, Phil Gorellek, II.
Timken, Al Goldberg. Joseph SlolarskY.
Sam Shunts, Skolnick, Harry L. Cohen,
Lout. Paul N. Shogan • L. Isaac., It
Phillip
Auroat,
Hermon. Lupiloff. H.
Cavallo. Ralph Paul, Fannie Paul Morris
Landau. I., Polly. Arthur Richle, David
Dona. M. Geltadino. Hartford. Cann.;
Jacob Chloorel, M. Silveraton, Louie
Freedman, It. H Levett, Ed. Wolf. Frank
Kerweekv. lass Colenberg. William
Kroritnial, Herold !lament hal, W. J.
Reisman. I. Bradfield. At. Penfil • Ilerman
(tech. M. Ooldemith, W. Sandler. B Kato,
R Sokonoff, P. Lubetilky. Robert Keaton',
Flint. Mich.; Morrie Halperin. Levey. M.
Slobin, Joaeph Wilk. lingo Solomon,
mesdames teains Stocker, Morris Berk,

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Canal.. Gloria Rosenthal

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal
of 659 Boston Blvd. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Conalee Gloria, to Robert S.
Trepeck, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Trepeck, formerly of
Chicago. Reception at home on
Sunday, March 3, 7 to 11 p. m.
No cards.

Mrs. David B. Werbe, chairman
of Jewish Communit y Center art
e ' er'ran . 8 VTIZrrliTi: " M
Laws fr7llp
committee, announces the open-
lissom Romenzweig. Hen Kevin-
c Saul
• yky. Ben Lut z. N orman e Itonenber
ing of its winter season.
a Hir anni R strobA,t l:kign
Leon Makielski who was in- i", ' ;,-,.'; '1,414 ,p
Gold.
Nathan.
Rabinowitz.
II.
Rabinowitz,
structor for many years in the
A %ene, A}0in..(141,,,m; Detroitera in Florida
. . .1.1xti. 14..1
Chicago Art Institute and Uni-
Milton
Green-
To Aid Passover Needy
HO.
versify of Michigan, has returned ossia
to the Jewish Community Center
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The Detroit Sunshine Aid Club
on The ne
Art School after a short absence n sn s
of Miami Beach, Florida, com-
during which he has executed im-
portant portrait commissions in ktewart. 'Ben Itotelrh. K. FauAem, N. posed of former Detroiter& un-
ireenb•ra. Luean, It Levin. Henry Boron. der the leadership of Mrs. H. II.
South Bend, Indiana.
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The winter term will start with Mar
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Gould. Berry Greener..., Emil
many new additions to the cur-
ricula and preparation for the
spring exhibition of the advanced, sos. Joneph llornieh. J. J. Mahler. Louie
thsdherg. Hermon t often. II•r0 Nitr-
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group a Students are prepared to ,e„,
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start on the, Biblical compositions Hry
hil isr Lome Allender, Herman Conon,
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depicting Jewish history in their s.Let

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evenings; drawings and paintings
A L Blur, AI. Rothman,
from costume are made on Sun- . 4,,et,71.
liti,4 11:iXsi.ri' rrr,i
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day mornings, including drawings
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academic foundation.
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Registrations are now being g , I sn
MRS. H. H. PRENZLAUER
taken for the winter season, to m,'„,, ' ,,,,r. id ..,,,,,, w p..., 1 r„ „ „ . ti .. „ s
prepare students for the spring New .mitn. Harry Peatim•n. A II. Wont
Prenzlauer, is active in efforts to
exhibition, and some scholarships 7r.. "
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C.%114:171. secure aid for needy on Passover
will be awarded.
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A dinner was given at Kra-
Seirn• Itio•nblatt. Sara Wiener. N p
0 0Gret. WonoWn auallOry No lit mer's Restaurant, in Miami Beach
to net turion I Boole Koffrron. Ru.1 Blunt
Detroit Halevy has taken drastic
•• 10,t1•1 %VOA. A 0 Barak, Herman on Sunday evening, Feb. 17, to
Phi So Lite Sorority will give 27th Bicur Cholem Jrs,
steps in disciplining the choir so as
celebrate Detroit night. Among
t
Purim Dance March 24
to maintain the high standard of a bridge dansant on Feb. 24. a
Gold Penman. wean . those who attended were Mr. and
dot 1 ot•in
the
Chinese
Tea
Gardens.
There
excellence for which it is known
and Mrs. H. H. Prenzlauer, Mr. and
no1
Ho.
elle..
Roo.ali.
5,11.,1.
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floor show,
and which it hopes to surpass at will be bridge games,
The Bicur Cholem Jrs. have re- Itronlind Ash.
Mrs. B. Fishman, Mr. and Mrs.
refreshments and dancing.
the concert of April 28.
tamed Hank Finney and his or-
B. Berkowitz, Mrs. Max Bernstein
for,
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I A list of members in good stand-
chestra to present the music
of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Fish-
Dr. and Mrs. Raphael Altman, their 27th annual Purim dance,
ing has been published in the Hs.
er, Mr. and Mrs. Brody, Mr. and
formerly of Elmhurst Ave.. are which will be held at the Book
levy Clarion.
Honor Son's Marriage
Mrs. Gendill, Mr. and Mrs. Ko-
Rehearsals which are held week- now residing at 2737 Monterey Cadillac Hotel Sunday, March 24.
a $150 Gift for
With
walsky and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Alan J. Stone has been named'
' ly on Monday evenings in Room 123 Ave.
Polish - Jewish Relief Kassel, Sir. and Mrs. B. Schwartz,
of Northern High School begin,
chairman in charge of the affair. ;
Mr. and Mrs. N. Fishman, Mrs.
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of
17305
On Tuesday, Feb. 12, the Jun-'
Charles H. Gershenson
promptly at 9 and end at
Fannie Strauss, Mrs. Hoffman.
The marriage of Samuel
Members who arrive after rehear- Muirland Ave. left to sped d • {ors were guests of honor at an
Kobaker of Detroit to Misa
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given by the
anniversary party
sal starts, unless they have been fortnight in Miami, Fla.
Dora Goldman of Brooklyn, N.
senior division of the Bicur Cholem
previously excused by the conduc-
Y., which took place last Sun-
tor, will not be admitted, and will
Mrs. M. Silverman of 3741 Col- Association, held at the Taylor-
Bridge for Rothschild-Ha-
%ikon
Synagogue.
At
that
time
a
day afternoon, Feb. 17, at the
s ubsequently forfeit membership lingwood Ave. entertained at
dassah University Hos-
Brooklyn Jewish Center, with
in the choir. Non.members have bridge on Wednesday. in honor of all of the Bicur Cholems and their
pitalMarch 19
Dr. Israel I.evinthal officiating,
been urged not to visit rehearsals. Mrs. Thomas Faigel of Boston. friends were urged to attend the
was honored this week by Mr.
Musical preparations have as- Mass., who is spending a few Purim dance on March 24.
Plans
have been made for a
and Mrs. Jacob Kabaker of
sumed a very serious nature. Dan weeks in the city.
card party to be held in the Span-
concen-
Edison Ave., Detroit, with a
Frohmen, the directs,
ish
Room,
Fort Shelby Hotel on
trating on the finishing touches to
The Women's Health Club of Stella, to Joseph G. Bloom, son' gift of $150 for Polish-Jewish
Tuesday evening, March 19. at
the program for the tenth annual) the Jewish Commun ity
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bloom
relief.
8:15 o'clock, by the Business and
, concert. The oratorio, "Dos Naie
This contribution, which was
hday Cluern cir of Monterey Ave. No cards. I
held a Washington birthday
Professional Women's Division of
I.id" which it to be featured, is • eon on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at the
sent to the American Jewish
BETH ITZCHOCK JRS.
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the Detroit chapter of Hadassals.
work of surprising beauty and ar- Center. The committee in charge
On Saturday evening, Feb. 16,t Joint Distribution Committee,
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h a dinner was given by Phi Ep- was earmarked for the Loan The proceeds of this event are to
The Halevy is carrying on • so-. of the affair was Mrs. Josep silon Ne Sorority at the Book, Kassas (Gemilath Chassodim)
go to the funds for the Rotschild-
There will be a meeting of the
Isenberg
Mrs. William
Hadassah University Hospital
Beth 'Whoa, Jrs., Sunday, Feb. cial program. The clubrooms at Magidsohn,
Cadillac Hotel, at which the elect-1 which are functioning in Pol-
and Mrs. Sidney Krandall.
which is to be built on Mt. Sco-
24, at 3836 Fischer, in the Con- 8927 Linwood, informally opened
ed
officers
were
installed
as
fol./
and under the direction of the
Saturday,
and
are
open
Feb.
9,
pus, Jerusalem, near the Univ.:-
irregation Beth Itzchock, at 2:30
d Mrs. Abraham S. lows: Mollie Levine, president,. Joint Distribution Committee
Mr.
evenings,
sits Hospital. Tickets, which hi-
Arrangements
for
the
eve-
daily
except
on
a)
p. m.
for relief of needy Jews who
Goodman of 3295 Rochester Ave. Marion Sorkin, vice president;
elude refreshments and door
ning's entertainment will be de- are accessible to active ae well as
Genie
Farber.
secretary;
Betty
are
extended
loans
gratis
to
be
will be hosts at a reception on
associate members.
prises, are 50 cents and may be
cided during the meeting.
Sunday, Feb. 24, from 2 to 4 and Taylor, treuurer. The next meet- • able to carry on their small
secured from the chairman, Miss
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at
the
int
will
be
held
Feb.
27,
businesses.
o ccasions— 7 to 10 p. m., in honor of the
Flowers
fee
all
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Florence Krell, Long. 3227.
When you're thirsty it's too .
r engagement of their daughter. Book Cadillac Hotel.
a w ell D a sue-Joy florist. Enelid 6062-
late to think about dt:gle,g

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A charity card party will be
given by Dr. and Mrs. A. N.
Mittleman of 9727 Dexter Blvd.
for a needy family, at Congre-
gation B'nai Moshe, Dexter and
Lawrence, on Sunday evening,
Feb. 24. Valuable prizes will be
given to the bridge winners.

Wednesday, Feb. 27

er Dr. Abraham Leon Sachar of the
University of I l l i n o i a, whose
subject will be "The Challenge of
Our Times."
As another outstanding feature
of the afternoon, Wynn Wright,
dramatic director of Station WWJ,
the Detroit News, will present a
one-act play by Alfred Sutio, en-
titled "The tan on the Kerb,"
ing Ilelen Wright and Benjamin
D. Welling,
A special meeting will be held
Monday afternoon, Feb. 26, at Ho-
tel Stotler. Women who have not
as yet paid their pledges will have
this opportunity to do so at that
time. Anyone having puedges to
turn in should bring them to Mrs.
Jack Greenberg, 2669 Glendale, or
Feb. 13—To Mr. and Mrs, S. II. Lebowitz (Cele Braunfeld) of call Mrs. Herbert Wallace, chair-
2605 Sturtevant Ave., a son, Lawrence Richard.
man, Mrs. Max Coven, Mrs. Morris
Feb. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. harry Silverstein of Leslie Ave., • Davis, co-chairmen.
daughter, Joan,
Miss Sally Woodward will broad-
To Sir. and Mrs. E. A. Rosenthal of 2075 W. Philadelphia Ave., cast over Station WWJ at 10:30
a.
m. ',Monday, describing Zedakah
a daughter, Barbara Ruth.
activities.
New luncheon donors are an-
Announce Her Betrothal nounced as follows:

Halevy Concert
Sunday, April 28

Dr. and Mrs. Mittelman
Give Card Party for
Needy Family

Zedakah Luncheon

Wedding Calendar

WILLIS IS NAMED ON
U. S. BAR COMMITTEE

Samuel S. Willis, attorney, was
this week appointed to the com-
mittee of the American Bar Asso-
ciation which is to acquire por-
traits of all justices of the United
States Supreme Court since its
beginning for permanent display
in the new Supreme Court build-
ing in Washington. Mr. Willis,
national chairman of the Junior
Bar Conference of the American
Bar Association, received his ap-
pointment from Scott M. Loftin,
president of the association.
Serving on this committee with
Mr. Willis are William L. Ran-
som, chairman; Albert C. Ritchie,
former governor of Maryland;
Dean Roscoe Pound of the Har-
vard Law School; Frank J. Ho-
gan, Washington, D. C.; Newton
D. Baker, Cleveland, Ohio;
Charles S. Cushing, San Francis-
co; Charles Warren, Wishington;
Silas G. Strewn, Chicago; Robert
G. Dodge, Boston, and 0. R.
McGuire, Washington.

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