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Old Folks Home Group
Re-Elects Mrs. Ferar

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Approximatey 301 members of
I the Women's Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish 0.d Folks Home were present
in the large banquet hall of the
Statler llot21 on Tuesday after

An exceptionally use program
is being arranged for the fourth
annual donor luncheon of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund, to be given on
May I at the Book Cadillac Hotel.

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Ezra Shapiro, law director of
Cleveland, is to be guest speaker.
Mts. William A. Fellner, lunch-
eon chairman, announces that an
original three-act play, written
and directed by Mrs. Bessie Sara-
sohn, will be enacted. The play
is entitled The Spirit of Zion. '
A reduced rate of $2.50 will
allow men, unmarried women and
out-of-town guests to attend the
luncheon. Reservations are be-
ing taken by Mrs. S. Heyman,
Townsend 7-6851,
Mrs. A. D. Markson is chair-
man of ways and means. She can
be reached at Garfield 6011J.
Mrs. Eli Sachse is acting as
chairman of decorations. Mrs.
Max Dushkin is in charge of daily
publicity.
Mrs I. Faxstein, chairman of
rummage, can be reached at Gar-
field 2778
The next meeting of the auxil-
iary will be held at the Book
Cadillac Hotel on Wednesday,
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich
A pril 10.
will be guest speaker. Mrs. Da-
I vi d Kallman, vocalist, and Mrs.
' Ethel Goldman Mendelson, her ,
accompanist, will render seversl
selections. Refreshments will be
served.
Mrs. Max Weksler is president
of the auxiliary.
Additional pledges received are:

110.d...

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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne
Sirs. Clarence II. Enggass and
will return Monday from a motor her son, Robert, returned from
trip to Florida, Washington and Palm Beach and Washington.
Pittsburgh.
•
boos Rosalie Kahn gave the re-
Miss Mildred Wolff of Law- , hearsal dinner for Miss Sally
ence Ave. returned Sunday from Butzel and Leonard T. Lewis on
Los Angeles, Calif., where she' Wednesday evening, April 3.
spent the past three months visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Alt-
bliss Suzanne Mahler arrived
schuler.
home Friday to spend the spring
vacation with her family. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oppenheim Mahler will resume her studies
of 351 Philip Ave. announce the at the University of Michigan on
Bar Mitzvah of their Ron, David April 15.
Jerome, on Saturday morning,
April 13, at Congregation Shea-
Miss Setta Robinson was host-
rey Zedek. A reception will be ess at a luncheon on April 13.
held at home on Sunday, April 14,
from 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
Sirs. Mary Harris of 744 Jef-
ferson Ave., Miami Beach., Fla.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wertheimer gave a charity bridge party Fri-
of Pittsburgh were guests at the day evening, March 22, for 16
Lewis-Butzel wedding on April 4. guests. Proceeds were used to
take care of a family in Miami
Mrs. Ralph Folz entertained a for Passover. The following at-
group of friends at luncheon and tended the party: Miss Jean
bridge at her home on Oak Drive Lewis, Mrs. Viola Wiess, Mrs.
on Friday, April 5.
Lewis, Sirs. M. Siden, Mrs. Max
Abramsohn, Mrs. Fannie Strauss,
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosen- Mrs. Priscol, Dr. and Mrs. S. B.
field of Second Ave. returned Kahn, Mrs. H. H. Prenzlauer,
from several weeks stay in Palm Mrs. Tushbant, Mr. S. Rosenberg,
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Love, Mrs. Mary
Harris and Mrs. S. Shulman.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Gil-
bert of Boston Blvd. motored to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yolles
Toronto for a few days.
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, William A., on Satur-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crohn
day, April 6, at Congregation
of Wildemere Ave. had as their
Shaarey Zedek, at 9:30 A. M. Re-
guest last week-en en. brother,
ception at home, 3265 Burlingame
Dr. Burril B. Crohn, prominent
Ave., Sunday, April 7, from 2
gastro entyrologist, connected
to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
with the Mt. Sinai Hospital in
New York City.
Dr. Crohn ad-
Sir. and Mrs. Isadore Karbel of
dressed the Wayne County Med-
ical Society on Monday, April 1, 1533 Collingwood Ave. announce
the
Bar Mitzvah of their son,
on "Non-Specific Ulcerative Col-
litis." He also conducted a clinic S tewart Holmer, on Saturday
morning,
April 6, at Congrega-
on "Peptic Collitis" at the North
tion Beth Tephila Emanuel, Tay-
End Clinic.
lor and Woodrow Wilson. A re-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt ception will be held on Sunday,
and daughter, Josephine, returned April 7, in the Italian Gardens
Sunday from a southern motor of the Book Cadillac Hotel, at 8
trip and stopoff in Asheville, N. C. p. m. No cards. Mr. and Mrs.
Karbel will also celebrate their
Dr. Isabelle Wolfstein of At- 26th wedding anniversary on that
lantic City, N. J., was the house , date.

guest of Miss Blanche Amberg'
last week-end.

The F. & W. Bridge Club will
be hostesses at a bridge dance
Mr. and Mrs. 11, J. L. Frank of on Sunday afternoon, April 7, at
Colorado Ave. returned from a 2 o'clock, at 3707 Fenkell Ave.,
near Dexter. There will be danc-
six weeks' stay in Miami, Fla.
ing, refreshments and prizes.
Mrs. Benjamin Lambert com-
plimented Miss Sally Butzel and
Mrs. Nathan Fishman of 2984
Leonard T. Lewis at a email din- Burlingame Ave. returned from
ner party at the Belcrest on Delafield, Wis., where she left
Wednesday, March 27.
her son, Milton, at the St. Johns
Military Academy.
Miss Fuji Dwight Yanese of
New York City, who was a brides-
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Burnstein
maid at the Lewls-Butzel wed- have returned from a visit to
ding on April 4 and the house Philadelphia, where they attended
guest of Miss Rosalie Kahn, has the golden wedding anniversary
returned to her home.
of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Golden.
They were accompanied by Ben
Slips Betty Welt of Balmoral Golden and their daughter, Har-
Drive left Monday to resume her riet.
studies at Vassar College. .

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Anna NI Hers 1a mesa Maranon, Maul,
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children, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J.

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Admittance cards to the lunch- • Lewis of Longfellow Ave.
eon are now ready for those who
have paid for their pledges.
Miss Margot Franklin enter-
tained Miss Marian Van Vliet
and her fiance, Eli Castleman, at
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S. her home on Edison Ave., on Sat-
STUDY GROUP MEETS urday evening, March 30.

NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT

The study group of the Young
People's Society of Congregation,
Shaarey Zedek will meet on
Thursday evening, April 11, at
the home of Miss Sylvia Shatzen,
; 3210 Calvert Ave. The speaker'
will be Philip Slomovitz who will
discuss the status of the Jewish
youth in the world-wide economic
crisis.

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The Jewish Radio Forum for this
Sunday will feature Theodore Bar-
uch, who will speak on the "Pur-
poses and Value cf the Coming
Youth Conferences." Mr. Baruch,
who is a teacher in the public school
system r f Detroit and a graduate
of the United Hebrew Schools of
, Detroit, has been chosen to head the
round table discussion at the con-
ference on Jewish youth and Jew-
ish education.
Harold Silver will speak on the
forthcoming anniversary celebra-
tion cf Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky and
Edward Williams, County Auditor,
will speak on "The Administration
of Relief in Wayne County."
The remainder of the Jewish Ra-
dio Forum will include William P.
Bliznick, violinist. Aaron Kurland
chairman, will deliver the weekly
radiotorial from The Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle.

Mrs. Hathaway to Address
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood

B. SIEGEL CO.

Mrs. Saul Semansky of W.
Boston Blvd. returned home Sun-
day after spending some time at
Miami Beach.

Mrs. Michael Dashkin left for
Richmond, Va., to spend the Pass-
over holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Anten.

Miss Ida Zeff was hostess at a
cocktail party preceding the Phi
Lambda Kappa Fraternity formal
on Sunday evening, March 31.

A surprise 25th w e d d i n g
anniversary dinner - dance was
given in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gross by their daughter,
Sara, on Sunday, March 31, at
the Warsaw Club, on Holmur
Mr. and Mrs. Max lleavenricit Ave. Eighty-five guests were
of Saginaw, Mich., were among present. Harry Moses and his
the out-of-town guests who at- orchestra supplied the music.
tended the Lewis-Butzel wedding.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sanders' 10th wedding an-
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert returned
niversary, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
April 3 from a several months'
Canon and Sir. and Mrs. A. Lip-
sojourn in Palm Beach, Fla.
set entertained at dinner on Sun-
day evening, Starch 31, at 2959
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin P. Strauss
of New York City attended the Tuxedo Ave. Covers were laid
Lewis-Butzel nuptials on April 4. for 30 people. At the suggestion
of Louis Kahn, $16 was raised
Mr. Strauss was one of the ushers.
for the Jewish Children's Home
Mrs. Sylvia Oppenheimer re- from the guests.

Ralph Cole of Columbus, Ohio,
who attended the Lewis-Butzel
wedding, was the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Newman of
Canterbury Drive.

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MRS. A. M. FERAR

noon, April 2, for the annual exec
tion of officers.
framed:ate acceptance of the slate
presented by Mrs. David Kliger,
chairman of the nominating corn
mittee, resulted in the unanimous
election of the following officers:
Mrs. A. M. Ferar, under whose
leadership a in , mbership exceeding
110) was enrolled, making vssible
the purchase of $1500 in bonds
towards the building of a new Je w-
ish Old Folks Home in addition
to $2000 in bonds set aside for the
same purpose by previous admini s-
trations, was re-elected, president;
vice-presidents, Mesdames H. Wine,
Joseph Rose (re-elected), Anthony
Deutsch, J. Weisman, Simon Shet-
zer and Jack Kavanau; chairman
cf board of directors, Mrs. Grace
Zellman; recording secretary, Sirs.
Charles Cornell (re-elected); cor-
responding secretaries, Mesdames
Karl Kutinsky (re-elected), Wal-
ter Aronoff, Jule Wolfson, Philip
Greenwald and Samuel A , Grena-
dier; special corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. I. E. Goodman; treas-
urer, Mrs. Samuel Kanners; treas-
urer of building fund; Mrs. J.
Wartell (re-elected); financial sec-
retary, Mrs. A. Homonoff (re-
eected).
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin of Con-
gregation Temple Beth El, spoke on
"The Survival of Judaism."
Mrs. Ferar explained the plans
for the coming Allied Jewish Cam-
paign and the building fund drive
for the Jewish Old Folks' Home.
Cash pledges were made by many
members following the appeal.
Mrs. Ferar will hold open house
in her home, 2959 Clements Ave.,
all day Saturday, April 20, for
pledgees to the Old Folks' Home
fund .

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Temple Beth El, at its next meet-
ing on Monday, April 8, in the
social hall of the Temple.
Rabbi Waterman has chosen as
his subject "Why are we so un-
' happy", which is an answer to the
statement made by Dr. Paul S.
Achilles, professor of vocational
psychology at Columbia Univer-
sity, to the effect that 50 per cent
of the employed are unhappy in
their jobs.
Mrs. Harry Krohn will also
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biennial convention at Washing-
ton of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, the Na-
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Sigma Theta Delta Sorority of
crest after spending several weeks
Wayne University will have its
in Miami Beach, Fla.
annual spring dance on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman April 28, in the Italian Gardens
the Book Cadillac Hotel, and
and daughters, Clare and Sue, re-' of.
t he d ance
turned from • 10-clay visit in
Maseo Williams. The committee
New York City and Atlantic City,
in charge of the affair is headed
Miss Rosalie Kahn returned b y Diana Rosenblatt, assisted y
Friday from a three weeks visit Bess Pearlman, Esther Etkin and
in Palm Beach, Fla., where she Mary Sandler of the active chap-
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. ter, Ann Daitch and Mrs. Doro-
thy Serwin of the alumnae chap-
Harry Winston.
ter.

Miss Marjorie Epstean spent
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schakne
the past week-end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ep- of Rochester Ave. entertained a
group
of friends last Saturday
stean. On Monday she returned
evening in honor of Samuel J.
to New York.
Caplan of Cleveland, who was
Miss Helene Siegel has as her their house guest during the past
house guest Miss Louise Heff- week-end.

The April monthly meeting of
the Sisterhood Shaarey Zedek will heimer of New York City. The
take place Monday, April 8, in girls are roommates at Bradford
the social hall of the synagogue, College.
at 2:15.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lambi of
Mrs. Winifred Hathaway, as-
sociate director of the National 'Pittsburgh, Pa., arrived on April
Society for the Prevention of '1 to attend the wedding of Miss
Blindness of New York City, will Sally Butzel and Leonard T.
Lewis, which took place on April
be the speaker.
Musical selections will be ren- 4. Mr. Lambi assisted Mr. Lewis
as
best man.
dered by Esther Freed. well-
known soprano.
The
first meeting of the Wein-
Mrs. Arthur S. Purdy is chair-
man. Mrs. David B. Lichtig will berg Family Club was held at the
preside. Mrs. Herman Wetsman, home of Mrs. Harry Thomas,
assisted . by Mrs. Emil Lowenberg, 3385 Richton Ave. The follow-
Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mr. Wolfe ing officers were elected: Presi-
Kr.plan, Mrs. Frank Wetaman and dent, Mrs. Jack Geller; treasurer,
Mil. Hyman Karlan, will be host- Mrs. Charles Weinberg; secretary,
esses of the social hour following Mrs. Harry Thomas Meetings
are held every other Wednesday.
the progi am.
An outstanding program is be - Plans are being made for social
arranzed for the Sisterhood ;activities.
Sio.hre and Daughter Luncheon
, Rabbi Leon From delivered the
or May 12.
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Powers for all occasions- ides celebration held in Lansing,
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaplan (Rae
Bronstein), formerly of Cortland
Ave., are now residing at 15346
Princeton Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Fishstein
celebrated their 32nd wedding an-
niversary with a surprise party
given in their honor by their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Glass, at their
home on Sunday evening, March
31.
Tables, set for 40 people.
were beautifully set with yellow
daffodils.

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