- - PlEPETROMIEWISR OIRDIVICLE PAGE SIX sad THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Sobel to Address U. H. S. Auxiliary SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON The first open meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the United !Hebrew Schools since its member- ; ship tea, given in December, will ' be held on Wednesday, March 27, Bieur CholeinJrs• BENEFIT NEEDY SICK t t t Cordially Invites You to Attend Their 2611. L A 0 Justice and Mrs. Henry Butzel The University of Michigan of Edison Ave. entertained at chapter of Phi Beta Delta Frater- dinner on March 15. nity will hold its annual formal !dinner dance Saturday evening, Judge Arthur J. Lacy has ap- March 23, at the Michigan League pointed Rabbi Leon Fram a mem- in Ann Arbor. Among the guests ber of the Religious and Commu- I from Detroit will be Mr. and Mrs. nity Life Committee of the Mich- I M. Fishman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lon- igan Subsistence Homestead Pro- don, Miss ghirley Keywell as the guest of Louis Gordon, Miss Nola ject. Weiss as the guest of Lester Ss- Dr. Leo Orecklin returned from ; tovsky, Miss Rachel Rubin as the !guest of Harry Nayer, Miss Betty Chicago recently where he took a post graduate course in Derma- Berret as the guest of Barney tology at the Cook County Hospital. ! Schwartz, Miss Virginia Harman as the guest of Herman Fishman. SUNDAY EVE., MARCH 24th GRAND BALLROOM BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL 0 Dancing, from 9 to 1, to the Syncopating Tunes of henry Finney And His Mayfair Club Orchestra ALL PROCEEDS TO NEEDY SICK MRS. HIMON KAPLAN at the Wilshire Hotel on Coiling- wood and Third Ayes. Louis Sobel, director of the Jew- ish Community Center, will be the speaker of the afternoon, on "Jew- lir tore life 144 Ion, nos•—reihr Ihrir nalimil ish Education and the Jewish Cen- :44. 41:7 1..nd i. viz.:i I ne I I % 0 rk I.: . ,,,I I:A. 11,11 gm4i,Irl:111,.0 111:11:: ter." Cantor Jacob II. Sonnenklar, of Congregation Shaarey Zed:4c, 4 Ht. el-oiled 1hr 'I FiRTIFII:11' . ni0-100". Hilin- will sing a group of songs, accom- faction 'guaranteed! panied by Miss Rosa Basscn of the Jewish Center Music School. The program is in charge of Mrs. Mau- 11700 LINWOOD AVE. rice Zackheim and Mrs. A. J. Kauf- 0 man. Members and their friends will be greeted at the meeting by the hospitality committee, which in- ?' l cludes Mrs. Wolf Ka Ian, chair- man, and Mesdames 14( . Zackheim, M. Shetzer, H. Grevnin, J. Berman, , S. Davidson, Tobin, M. Heyman,' R. Marwil and J. Ehrlich. Following the meeting a social ...... ........... 4 half hour has been arranged, in charge of the soc5a1 committee, headed by Mrs. Morris It. Saulson New available, ia assortment as you like it, at the Mes- and the following members: Mes damesA. Carlstein, L. Davidson, I. Friedberg, A. Kaufman, M. . 4,98 :: , DEXTER /1419immimokZ.ZSIE ih ikKEL, Propiki Krause, A. Kasle, A. Deutch, H. Cohen, C. Robinson and C. Smith. PROTECT YOUR RUGS This Spring by Sending Them to LEADER! 1 le i Nild4 ..N bil one Arf ie ld DER LEADER LEA G 8 0 O ■■■■ 0 TCL ANINGCO. CAR ■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•• KERWIN CANDIES 4 0 G Eirose Gilt Shop . G 0 . 'kg ' f ' ., ' s .. 1 vJe dis ter • i Old Folks' Home Women's Auxiliary s *;-!-I • .-, 4 ill Allik ,Aerothe Iiiiiiii.diriimi ■ 11.11:11.11.1101001.1 •sigi , Spend Passover Week, Besides being well attended, last Monday's meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish Old Folks Home proved extremely interesting. Announcement of various con- tributions to the Old Folks Home Was made by the president of the Auxiliary, Mrs. A. M. Ferar, at last Monday's meeting. The med- icine cabinet in the new hospital loom is reported filled with neces- sary supplies. Mrs. A. Zagal is hmm chairman of the medicine acquir- 4, "rhceomornrg itatneiez.ation was honored with the presence and greetings Anna eai.aaA c of its first president, e nti,eMrs Rubenstein, years. has $ for • The meeting terminated with resume of Robert Nathan's It MT. CLEMENS, MICH. "The Road of Ages," reviewed by Miss Elizabeth Finley. The memorable beauty of the Passover tradition will be Tuesday, a gala afternoon was A fittingly and tly observed at the Olympia with the spent in the Old Folks Home at customary Seder services. ' a Purim celebration given by the All meals will be planned and prepared under auxiliary for the residents of the home. Mrs. .1. Rose and her sun- the personal supervision of Mrs. Rebecca Elkin, and chine committee arranged for this the dietary laws will be strictly observed. party. Refreshments were served, A friendly and cheerful atmosphere pervades the mu- i gifts were distributed and Olympia and the well known and genial Leon Mandell will sical program was presented. he on_hand to personally care for your every need._ Thursday afternoon the auxil- Th. rooms at the Olympia are largo, airy and comfortable, iary gave a tea in the Old Folks the food is delicious, and the service lied. Bathhouse /I Home and had as its guests the and hotel are under one roof. Rates are extremely reason- 2 North Woodward branch of J. W. Ale and conform with present economic conditions. E. W. 0. and the Ladies' Auxil- iary of the Itzchok Isaac Talmud For reservations, phone Mt. Clemens 790, or write . Torah. rs. J. M o dell Harry Goodman presided at the tea table. The Mesdames J. Rob- E 01 bins, bins, J. Weisman and Rose Gold- berg served as hostesses. The next meeting of the aux- iliary will be held on Tuesday. E MT. CLEMENS, MICH. 1101011a0110ftwkwmoiwkwo hlk16..,1 April 2, to avoid confliction with iNa the holidays and with meetings of other groups. Annual election of officers will take place. The I nominating committee Includes Mesdames Bessie Sarasohn, J. Kanter, Jules Wolfson, J. Weis- I man, M. S. Arkin, with Mrs. David Kliger as chairman. at the Beautiful r 0 OLYMPIA HOTEL & BATHS 0 0 0 j I 0 0 10 O Or 0 0 / 0 0 r ' O 1 OLYMPIA HOTELBATHS ..E& 0 ■•■■■■ AVRUNIN CAMP WILL OPEN Avukah to Take Active Part In Allied Campaign DECORATION DAY WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT For information, phone Northlawn 5730 The Detroit chapter of Avukah has decided to take an active part ins the Allied Jewish Campaign, and Milton Marwil heads the Avu- kah campaign committee. At the next meeting of Avukah Ito be held Thursday evening, March 28, a symposium on "Cur- rent Trends in Zionism" will be held. The ideological and prac- tical developments in the move- Iment during the past few years, I will be discussed by Ilerzl Shur and Sadie Shur. Current events will -be given by Irving Schlussel. Cantor Sonenklar lectured at the last Avukah meeting on Jew- ish folk music, illustrating his I subject with • number of folk songs. Townsend 7.2238 ENTERTAINMENT — FUN — HUMOR 200 PAGES OF EXCELLENT READING Appropriate for Purim is the new version of the Story of Esther as written by JACOB V. ARIEL In His New Comedy in Four Acts Gifts to Hebrew School Aux-i iliary in Memory of Mrs. Robinson "The Queen of Beauty" The Women's Auxiliary of the United Hebrtw Schools gratefully I acknowledges contributions in me-' rn• ry of Mrs. Louis Robinson, from Mr. and Mrs. Gecrge M. Roberta and Mrs. Louis Duscoff. An ancient theme is brought up to date in this play, published by the Bloch Publishing Co., New York. Orders for this play may be placed through The Detroit Jewish Chronicle ........................2 0 Why 0 10 suffer from head. • aches, pains, neuralgia or $ herd colds? Try AMIDO Price, $2. Cloth Bound dO _ 0 WOMENI• YOU SHOULD know Now 14Hple It I. t•Jla,t SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Itesav,•4 ret•iv.si y ewe Prrmanesiii, MILDRED GORVITZ Electrolysis Specialist tele DI% In ricer.. ILDIS0 CA/Illee 711Is The Junior Young People's So- ciety of Shaarey Zedek reports a large advance aale of tickets for its fourth annual dance, to be nnual Purim Dance h Dance of Shaarey I PURIM IN THE Zedek Jr. Y. P. S. ' HEBREW SCHOOL Sunday, March 31 Sunday, March 1?, Was party CAPSULES, • of SOCIAL GUILD CLUB On Sunday, March 24, the So- clot Guild Club will hold • roll r r, „ / well-p escr ptioo. Sold on money- 0 $ n4. p r• 11 , I ft.!! er4-1 . Pre, r pion. RI eAll hem skating party, after which the 0 FISENMAN'S members will have a social at the (s1 home of Ben Morganroth of 150'1 r PHARMACY ii : • • • I EN ,I5N, P op. Ta y for Avenue. Anyone interest• ed in Joining • social dub, write 11548 DEXTER tt Stirs Stella Greenberg, 1657 T.Irosend 6.921111 Clairmont Ave. MIL11011.101 ■ 11,11.‘,10016.111.1•11 0 First Lieutenant Harry Weiner. M. D., and Mrs. Weiner, the for- mer Miss Shirley Lober of this city, are the guests of their moth- er, Mrs. Fanny Lober of Clements Ave. Lieut. Weiner will remain over the week-end and then re- turn to his post at the Station Hospital, Fort Lincoln, North Da- kota, while Mrs. Weiner will re- main in town for several weeks. Miss Sally Margaret Butzel and Leonard Theodore Lewis have set , their wedding date for Thursday afternoon, April 4. Miss Butzel !is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !Leo M. Butzel and Mr. Lewis is the son of Mrs. Emanuel Lewis of Pontiac. The ceremony will take !place at the home of the bride's 1 parents at 4 p. m., and will be !performed by Dr. Leo M. Frank- lin, Miss Ruth Butzel, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor and I Miss Rosalee Kahn and Miss Full Dwight Yanase of New York will be the bridesmaids. Aaron Lambi of Pittsburgh will bq the best man and Martin Butzel, Edward E. I Rothman of Birmingham, I Irvin Strauss of New York and Alex Lowenthal of Pittsburgh will be the ushers. Omicron chapter of Phi Beta Delta, national Jewish social fra- ternity, will honor its recent initi- ates at a formal dinner-dance to be held at the Michigan League, Ann Arbor, on March 23. Prominent among the neophytes are Herman Fishman and Lester Satovsky of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Julius D. London, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fish- man, and Mrs. and Mrs. Ben Schwartz, all of Detroit, will Fred M. Butzel left on March chaperon the affair. This 'chapter also announces the pledging of 16 for a fortnight's stay inOr- four Detroit boys: Louis Gordon, lando, Fla. Harry Nayer, Harold Brown and Miss Sophie Udin, prominent Barney Schwartz. Palestinian leader of the Pioneer Adolph Freund, who, following • Women's Organization, will ad- practice of almost 25 years is dress a group of leaders of the spending the winter in Florida, Detroit branches of the Pioneer celebrated his 88th birthday anni- Women at 2:30 p. m. on Satur- versary on March 13. Many of his day, March 23, at the home of friends residing in Miami, and in Mrs. William London, 3Q47 Cal- many sections of the United States vert Ave. felicitated "Daddy" Freund with telegrams, letters, cards, flowers Cantor and Mrs. A. A. Rosen- and gifts which came to him in feld will be honored with a re- large numbers. Detroit's Pisgah ception by the Sisterhood of Con- Lodge of B'nai B'rith sent a bouquet gregation B'nai Moshe in honor of roses. Mr. Freund reports that of their 10th wedding anniver- he enjoys perfect health. He is to sary. The celebration, to which all return here after the May 4 meet- the members of the congregation ing of the Constitutional Grand have been invited, will take place Lodge of B'nai B'rith to which he on Monday, March 25, at 8 p. m. is a delegate from District Grand This event also marks the 10th Lodge No, 6. year that Cantor Rosenfeld has been with Congregation B'nai A bridge was held on March 13, Moshe in his professional capa- at the Book Cadillac Hotel, by the city. Phi Epsilon Ne Sorority, in honor of Miss Betty Taylor, former pres- The members of the Edythe Cu- ident, who was presented with a gell Club and their husbands were gift by Miss Marion Sorkin, for the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abe her good work in the past year. Gordon at their home on LaSalle Blvd., on Sunday, March 17, the A charity bridge party will be occasion being Mrs. Gordon's natal given by the Farber sisters at day. Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road, Wednesday evening, March 27. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Robbins, There will be refreshments and I formerly of West Grand Blvd., are prizes. ; now residing at 5610 Greenway. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pont of Hazelwood Ave. will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary, in con- junction with Mrs. Pont's 50th birthday, on Sunday, March 24. Their quoits for the evening will include their son, Joseph, from Miami, Fla., and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Topor of Chicago. Covers are to be laid for 35 guests. During the past week, Dr. Leo M. Franklin addressed the stu-1 dents and faculty of Heidelberg , College at Tiffin, Ohio. His sub- 1 ject was "A Liberal Looks at the I Bible". He also spoke before the Federation of Women's Clubs of Detroit under the title "Must the I Critic Be a Crank?" Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin was Mrs. Ernestina Busch, her son, hostess at a meeting of the Neu- Herman of Lansing, and Mrs. Yet- garten Sunshine Club, held at her ta Robinson of Detroit, returned home, 1909 Calvert Ave., March 18. Assisting hostesses were Men- from their sojourn in Florida. dames Jacob Cowan, Gustave Herz and Jay Neuman. Refresh. Miss Sylvia Scherr, a member of the faculty of the Ganapol School ments were served. The guest speaker was Mrs. Edith Berko- of Musical Art , will present Gor- den Eis in a pianoforte recital in vich, executive secretary of the the lounge of the Highland Park Jewish Child Placement Bureau, Y. W. C. A. on Tuesday evening, who spoke on the Allied Jewish Campaign, to be held May 5. The March 26, at 8:15 o'clock. out of town guests were: Miss Mrs, Nathan Fishman and daugh- Adel Goldsmith of Frankfurt, ter, Geraldine, of 2984 Burlingame Germany; Sirs. Anna Lewis of Ave., returned from their winter Johnstown, Pa.; Mrs. Konheim of vacation in Miami, Fla. New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mande- At a Purim dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein of 2200 , berg of 2960 Calvert Ave. an- Gladstone Ave., on Tuesday night, nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their the announcement was made of the son, Eugene, on Saturday, March engagement of their daughter, 23, at Congregation Shaarey Ze- Ethel, to Ralph Rosenblatt. The dek. Reception on Saturday, dale of the wedding has been set I March 23, from 7 to 11 p. m. No for June 30. Covers were laid cards. for 14 guests, including Mr. and Mrs. William Mordecai Stein and A stag card party will be given; Harry Jacobs of Toledo. I by Perfection Lodge, No. 486, on I Wednesday, March 27, at 7:30 — • Mr. and Mrs. Melville S. Welt p. m., for members and their of Balmoral Drive left Friday for , friends. Refreshments are to be Washington, D. C., where they , served and the second degree is to I will be joined by their daughter,. be exemplified. Preparations are Betty, who will spend her vaca- 'being made for Perfection tion from Vassar with them. i Lodge's annual spring frolic which is to take place Saturday, ; Mrs. Marvin Laronge has re- April 27. turned to her home in Cleveland after a visit with her sister, Mrs. The membership and service William Fleischman of McNichols committees of the Jewish Busi- Road. ness and Professional Women's Club will be joint hostesses at a Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman I bridge-tea on Sunday afternoon, and daughters, Claire and Sue, March 31, at 2:30, to be given in will leave this Saturday to spend the Detroit Leland Hotel. • fortnight in New York and At-1 'antic City. Among the many pre-nuptial affairs given in honor of Miss Mr. and Mrs. La wrence Levy ; Lilyan Weiss, whose marriage to have returned from a sojourn in Charles Sisskind was an event of Miami Beach, Fla. March 17, was a linen and per- sonal shower given by Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. He rbert Meyer Ancell, sister of the bride, at the of Longfellow Ave., entertained; Wilshire, on Feb. 6, for 60 at a beet supper party on March I guests. The Misses Lillian Ulanoff 16. and Sophie Goldstein, were joint hostesses at a personal shower on Adolph Moses of Chicago is ; Feb. 12, at 2480 Taylor Ave., for spending this week-end in Detroit. 20 guests. On Feb. 13, the bride was honored with a linen shower ! Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Roemer j by Mrs. A. Masserman at 567 E. of Virginia Park will entertain at Bethune, for 40 guests. Miss: a supper party on Sunday, March Blanche Bennett entertained for 24. the bride at her home, 2704 Les- lie Ave., for 12 guests, on Starch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer and 3. On March 6, Miss Ethel Stein daughter, Patricia, of Cincinnati,' honored the bride with a hand- Ohio, were the house guests last kerchief and hosiery shower at week of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank Wm. Boesky's on Dexter, (or 16 • Wildemere Ave. guests. Mrs. Ben Kohlen, sister of the groom, entertained for the A luncheon and bridge was , bride at her home, 2605 Sturte- vices by Mrs. M. Zeffan, Satur- vant Ave., on March 9, for 16 day, March 16, for her sister,' guests.. On March 12, Miss Bes- Mrs. M. Finkel. in honor of her , sye London entertained for the recovery from her recent illness.' bride at her home, 2231 Pasadena Twenty-four guests were present. Ave., for 24 guests. I and Shalach Monoth day at the various branches of the United Hebrew Schools. Children ex- changed gifts and presented little Purim playlets. At their parties Hamantashen were the main treat. Mrs. Poole's class of the Phila- delphia-Byron School prepared a Purim puppet show depicting the entire Megillah. Everything in connection with the show was prepared by the children. The writing of the lines of the play, the preparation of the puppets and their costumes, even the min- iature stage, was prepared by the children, under the direction of , Mrs. Poole. The show was pre- sented Monday for all the chil- dren of the lower grades. A feature of Monday's cele- bration was the reading of the Megillah, which service was at- tended by the children of the higher grades who assembled in the synagogue and listened to the chanting of the Megillah in the accepted manner. Wedding Rings Brilliant D•tions Diamond Set $15 up $5 up Engraved WRIGHT. KAY& C JEWELERS WOODWARD AVL AT JOHN R MISS IRENE POLLACK held on Sunday, March 31, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Chicago and Lawton. Irene Pollack and Lionel Ry- cus, co-chairmen for this affair, report that Del Delbridge and his orchestra will furnish the mu- sic and there is to be an elaborate floor show. Tickets may be pro- cured_ from any member of the organization, or reservations made by calling Miss Pollack at Euclid 2124, or Arthur Doctor at Town- send 6-7722. Morton Weinberg, president, extends an invitation to the youth of Detroit to attend an open meeting of the organization, to be held this Sunday, March 24, at the congregation. A prominent speaker will be presented, and there is to be dancing. The meet- ing will start at 3 p. m. 7:30 o'clock and wearyl 8:00 o'clock and fresher —with important eve- then a daisy! ning ahead.' 15 Minutes For DOROTHY GRAY'S Masque Frappe Contributions to the Jewish Children's Home The Jewisil Children's Home of Detroit wishes to acknowledge with thanks, receipt of donations from the following: C. A. Finsterwald, 550 Bates St. Mrs. Singerman, 9204 Savery St. Mrs. Landesman, 3742 Burlin- game. Mrs. L. Smith, 16652 Baylis. Harry Klein, 4029 Cortland. Aronsson Printing Co., 1354 La- fayette. ---sheer magic as a "Pick-up 11041, dram. lone fore Ilionolahly amt apply ent44111rolcream Ispreini tAin Mislurr or Suppling Crrant1 nniunti ,our ere.. 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