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Council Tea Oct. 11

Everybody's Going to the

27th

Annual Dance

The Detroit Section of the Na-
tinnel Council of Jewish Women
will open its annual membership
drive with a tea at the home of its
president, Mrs. Walter halt,, on

Dance of Temple
Y. P. C. on Oct. 201

Sunday afternoon, Oct. 20, at
3:30 p. m., will start the Temple
Beth El Young People's Club's
season with an open meeting and
(lance in the social Wood-
ward at Gladstone. There will

• • Go.

THE BEST QUALITY. IN

YOM KIPPUR NIGHT

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Seven social workers have been
Sir, and Mrs Louis Sobel of the
Malvern Apts. are spending the' witted to staffs of social service
GIVEN BY TILE
holidays with relatives in New bureaus here, as follows: Sirs.
Irene Caplan Geller, at League for
York,
Miss Ruby Ayer
Handicapped:
Wolff and Mona
AND HAND FINISHING
u
is Huth
Alfred Srere of Dayton, Ohio, Evans, at North End Clinic;
90c
spent the holiday week-end with Mrs. Marjorie Ulman, at Jewish
MEN'S SUITS
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere of Social Service Bureau; Miss Gol-
90c
TOPCOATS
Calvert Ave.
die Goldstein, at Jewish Social
LADIES' PLAIN DRESSES .11,00
Benefit Needy Sick
Service Bureau; Miss Evelyn Can-
Mrs. Milton Klivans of Youngs- tor, at Jewish Child Placement
LADIES' PLAIN COATS ....$1.00
town, 0., was a recent guest of Bureau.
)50c
CHILDREN'S CLOTHES
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
abi) 5 ,2t
and Mrs. Lawrence Michaelson of
MEN'S HAT
Mr. and Mrs. A. Black and niece,
Scintillating Music By
Whitmore Road.
Prices Include PicCp * and Dcli•cry
Miss Ruby Black, of Belfast, Ire-
land, are visiting their mother,
MIKE FALK and HIS ORCHESTRA
Columbia 4200
Bernard Scheur of Baltimore, Mrs. Lena Cohen and sister, Sirs.
•
Dancing 9 to 1
Md., was the house guest last Jack Myers of Monterey Ave.
Admission 60c
week of his brother-in--law and
MRS. WALTER LAIB
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Ber-
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peens
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(Evelyn Berlin) were hosts to their
Strathcona Drive in Palmer ger of Whitmore Road.
parents at a bridge party at 2670
Woods, on Friday, Oct. 11 from 3
Mrs. Eugene Koppel is spend- Gladstone Ave. on Monday evening.
to 5 p. m.
MISS MIRIAM CARVER
r: -i
This tea is in honor of the 115 ing six weeks in St. Paul, Minn.,
workers on the membership com- visiting with her family.
Miss Mildred Jakont of 351 be a short business meeting and
mittee, with Mrs. Harry Cohen as
Englewood Ave., returned home dancing, with music by Mary
chairman and the following serv-
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 2, after spending several months at Kahn's Orchestra. Refreshments
ing as hostesses for the day: Mes- Mr. and Mrs. Amnon C. Tabor the Physical Culture Hotel in will be served. There will be no
After the show—the crowd heads for Boesky's. —
dames Nathan Rosenberg, David were hosts at a dinner party for Dansville, N. Y.
admission charge. Ted Birnkrant
Honor Your Jewish War Veterans by Attending
The best food in town—No wonder smart people
Staber, Aaron Fellman, David Coo- 12 guests.
is chairman of the social group.
per, Dan Krause, Irving Edgar,
The Feldstein Family Club met
pass the word around, "Meet You at Boesky's—the
The officers of the Young Peo-
Irving Bittker, David Huber.
Mrs. Irwin P. Strauss and chil- at the home of Mr. and Sirs. Dave ple's Temple Club for the 1935-36
Gang's coming—same time as usual."
dren, who have been spending the Feldstein. The following officers season are: Dr. Milton S. Marx,
Pisgah Lodge Directs Holy summer at Bloomfield hill., re- were installed: Dave Feldstein, president; Arthur Coulson, vice-
turned to their home in New York president; Ben Feldstein, vice
pres- Miriam
p M C arver, secre-
resident;
Day Services at House
GIVEN BY THE
ident; Miss Sally Katz, secretary; tary; Sol Stein, treasurer. The
on Sept. 28.
of Correction
Mrs. Sarah Feldstein, treasurer. board of directors follows: Ga-
Leonard T. Lewis of Birming- The next meeting will be held at briel Alexander, Jerry Bielfield,
a
Through the co-operation of ham spent a few days in Phil• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ted Birnkrant, Jerry Branch, Mir-
A Good Place to Eat, Drink and Meet
(AMERICAN LEGION)
the officials of the Detroit House adelphia during the past week.
Penslar, 336 Woodruff, Hazel Park, iam Carver, Ruth Cohn, Arthur
TRinity
9884
of Correction the social service
12th and HAZELWOOD
Mich., on Oct. 8, at 8 p. m.
Coulson, Newton Jackson, Jean
committee of Pisgah Lodge of
Levy, Milton Marx, Bud May-
Miss Marie Newman of the Bel-
B'nal B'rith conducted Rosh Ha-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Berlin
and
baum, Hinde Rappaport, Betty
II
. ehonah services at the House of crest returned after a few days family, formerly of W. Euclid Ave., Saloshin, Ruth Stein, Sol Stein,
Grand Ballroom
spent
in
Chicago.
Correction last Saturday for the
are now in their new home at 2415 Josephine Stern, Phil Stern, Ger-
Music
By
Dave
Diamond
and His Orchestra
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
Jewish inmates.
Atkinson Ave.
trude Willens, Lionel Willens,
FIFTY CENTS PER PERSON
The manner in which the in- Sirs. Harry Winston of Birming-
Virginia Wolf and Sylvan Rap-
ham
spent
several
days
in
New
mates responded was of such sig-
8 O'clock Promptly
Informal
'Miss Marion Hellman and Sam- paport.
nificance that the committee York.
uel llelfman of South Bend, Ind.,
The chairmen of the various
headed by Samuel W. Leib de-
Mrs, Isaac Gilbert and Mrs. D. formerly of Detroit, spent the holi- ccmmittess are: dramatics, Gab-
cided to conduct services for Yom
INTERIOR DECORATORS
Kippur as well as furnish a full J. Levy left Sept. 30 for a so- days at the home of their parents riel Alexander; athletics, Jerry
Studio
on Nevada Ave. Miss Mildred Branch; music, Phil Stern; social,
Spacious
journ
in New York.
Now in Their New and More
Supplying the
course kosher dinner for the in-
Helfman entertained in their honor Ruth Cohn and Ted Birnkrant;
mates on Yom Kippur night.
Proper Grade
at Blossom Heath on Sunday, Sept. publicity. Jerry Branch; discus-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Osman
Fisher
Benjamin Marcus, who conduct-
3 Blocks North of Ford Factory
ed the services Rosh Ilashonah, gave a cocktail party at their 29. An out-of-town guest was sion, Josephine Stern; member-
of Oil as
will again offifficiate at the Yom home on Edison Ave. Sunday, Emanuel Heitman of Sharon, Pa. ship, Miriam Carver; religion,
You ore cordially invited to visit our studio and inspect
Sylvan Rappaport.
Sept. 29, honoring their niece,
Specified by the
Kippur services.
our large display of Objects, d'art, Odd Pieces, Pictures,
Dorothy Hassenbusch of St. Jos-
Sam Travis of 2275 \V. Boston
Venetian Blinds, Floor Coverings, etc.
eph, Mo.
Maker of Your
Blvd., left for Ann Arbor where
Dr. Kanter Opens Office in
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ileavenrich he began his second year in the
the Maccabee Bldg.
Oil Burner
of Saginew spent last week-end University of Michigan L a w
Dr. Merman Kanter announces with their children, Mr. and Mrs. School. Ile is residing at the law-
the opening of his offices at 772 Sigmund Robinson.
yers club.
ARGO OIL CORPORATION
Maccabee Bldg.
Lafayette 4500
Mr. and Mrs. David Touff of
Among the many entertainments
CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Vice-President
Sirs. Simon Shetzer, chairman of
McNichols Road 'visited in Chi- and showers honoring Mrs. Mania
cago for a few days during the Rosenthal (Miss Rita Axelrod), a the Women's Auxiliary of the Jew-
past week.
recent bride, were the following: A ish Old Folks' Home "pay-up tea",
hosiery and handkerchief shower which will be held on Monday, Oct.
Miss Blanche Aniberg will re- for 30 guests given .by Miss Esther 21, in the Avalon Theater, Linwood
turn home this week-end, having Serling at her home on Sturtevant and Davison Ave., announces the
spent several weeks in Rochester, Ave.; a luncheon given by Mrs. following hostesses for that after-
Minn., with relatives and friends, Harry Kay at the Cevera Apts.; a noon:
Me dames A. M. Ferar, H, Reitman,
• kitchen and bedroom shower for 75 R Lacher, II. Wine. .1. Rose. ff. Shefser,
A. Deuravit, J. {Veltman. J. Ravanau,
Mrs. Walter Leib returned front guests by Mrs. I. Rosenthal and Cornell,
I. E. Goodman. J. Wartell, S.
a short visit in Cleveland.
Mrs. M. Lachover; a dinner by Kanner, W. Aronoff, H. Homonoff, D.
Mrs. Sam Shaw at her home on linger. J. Goldberg, M. Lino's H. Werbe,
K. KutInaky, I. Llehson, A. Zagal, J.
Mrs. Sol Wolff of Lawrence Gladstone; a bridge luncheon by each., II. rarlateln, R Saraaohn, L.
Ave. expects to leave Oct. 8, for Mr. and Mrs. G. Arley of Cortland Ituldnoteln, N r Itlatnikoff, S. Schwartz.
Make your headquarters at THE STEVENS
Baker, J. Kanter, S. A. Grenadier. J.
a visit with her children, Mr. and Ave.; a personal and linen shower M.
Wolfron. I'. Greenwald. H. Lewle, II.
Mrs. Adolph Moses II, in Chicago. by Mrs. W. Axelrod and Mrs. Da- Strainer. II. Altman, J. Flerghoff, J. Hart
—in the heart of downtown Chicago—near to
A. Sitherhlatr, P. Gorelick, D. Ha-
vid Shaw for 70 guests at Bud- with,
der, 11. Orevenin, B. L•Brett, A. Kauf-
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kopman and dy's; a dinner by Mr. and Mrs. man, M. Hunits C. Brody, S. Weinman.
all points of interest. Excellent transportation
family, formerly of 2471 Chicago Dave Goldberg, and a dinner by A. Kaplan. D. Cullen, M. Prince, A.
Blvd., have moved to 3311 Chi- Mrs. A. Rothman of Kendall Ave. Purity, Si. B. leenherg and H. Clark.
direct to Wrigley Field—home of the Cubs.
Doors of the theater will be open
cago Blvd.
Mrs. Harry B. Ash of 8441 La at 12:30 noon to enable members
Finest hotel service—with garage
Sirs. Saul Barnett of Chicago Salle Blvd., will be hoidens to the to pay up their dues. The program,
Blvd. was at home on Wed- members of the Home Relief So- beginning with a current moving
and ample parking facilities
nesday afternoon, Oct. 2, in honor ciety on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 1:30 picture, will begin shortly after-
ward.
of her daughter, Carol Joan.
p. m.
Admission into the theater pro-
BOOM WITH BATH FROM
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Stein- per will be by paid-up membership
Mrs. Adolph Sloman is spending
the holidays with her children , berg, formerly of LaSalle Blvd., card only. Refreshments will be
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sloss and are now residing at 3345 Richton served.
Entertainment is being planned
family in Cleveland.
Ave.
by Mrs. Bernard Lachs, chairman
of
the program committee, who an-
Wire for Rates and Reservations
Mrs. William A. Feltner of
Rose and Leon Friedman, for- nounces
that all entertainment will
Woodingham Drive returned after merly of 1982 Taylor Ave., are now he given by professionals. Rabbi
a six weeks' motor trip through residing at 3200 Boston Blvd.
Leon Flom of Temple Beth El will
the East.
guest speaker.
The Misses Rae and Ann Cohen be Co-chairmen
to Mrs. Shetzer are
Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel and Mrs. have returned from East Lansing, Mrs. Anthony Deutsch and Mrs.
Elliot Moyer, of Washington, D. Mich., after having spent a week
Jack
Kavanau.
C., are the guests of their par- as guests of their brother, Alex
Members who have changed their
WORLD'S LARGEST HOTEL
ents, Mr. and Sirs. Charles A. Fin. Cohen, at Alpha Epsilon Pi Frat- place of residence and who wish to
sterwald.
ernity. • be assisted of more personal in-
OVERLOOKING LAKE MICHIGAN
A reception will be held on Sun- formation regarding meetings and
Mrs. A. NI. Ermann of Second
other gatherings may contact Mrs.
' 4r1
Blvd. is spending a fortnight in day evening, Oct. 13, at 6 p. m., at A. M. Ferar, Townsend 6-7244. or
2995 Cortland Ave., in honor of the
New York.
Mrs.
A.
Ilomonoff,
Hogarth
7154.
LOW
RAILROAD
FARES
ON
ALL
LINES
engagement if Miss Mary Koenigs-
Herbert Rosenbaum, son of Sir. berg, daughter of Mrs. Esther
J•
and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum of Cal- Koenigsberg, to Reuben Halperin,
vert Ave., entered his sophomore son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Hal-
year at the University of Michigan. perin of West Grand Ave. No
B'NAI MOSHE NOTES
cards.
A fashion show, luncheon and
Miss Ruth Altschuler enter-
Daily Hebrew School of 1.011.
Services at the Temple will begin Fri-
Dr. and Sirs. Martin Weisberg bridge is being planned by the day
tained on Sept. 25 with a crystal
at • o'clock when David It Shur gregatiqn B'nai Moshe will open
shower at the Wilshire Hotel, returned home after spending Rosh Zedakah Club to be held at Fvfe's will um as his sermon "Faith and Deeds." its winter season after the holi-
begin at I
honoring Sadie Bruch, a bride-elect Hashanah with their relatives in fifth floor auditorium on Wed- The Kol tildre nervices will
days with Rev. J. Loewy as teach-
sod the
San Antonio, Texas.
nesday, Oct. 23, at 1 p. m. Dress 'W1 .1 '1". 1Sie ! qn"..i:VNi
of Oct. 20.
`"I. er, supervised by Rabbi .
un
i .th ,.`
fashions will be exhibited by Wal- Kippur nervIce. will begin at 10 a ":
Monday. '1 Am AIlebrew" will be Fischer.
In honor of the 20th wedding an- ter's Inc., shoes by Fyfe's and on
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney K. Beigler,
•
the rabbi. cabled.
formerly of the Park Lane Apts., niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles fur coats will be shown. For
•
Registration in the
Sunday
Enrollment
the Temple Religious
are now residing at 26637 York Hyman of 2684 Webb Ave., a sur- reservations call Mrs. Al Gold- Sr hoot will be on
held on Friday. at 4:16 School of B'nai Moshe mill be
prise party was given by their berg, Longfellow 6291 or Mrs. P. M.
Road, Huntington Woods,
held
on
Wednesday
and
That 4-
friends on Saturday evening, Sept. oseph L. Staub, Townsend 6.3354.
.
Mra Gen. Kahn and Mre. !awls Robin- day. Oct. and 9, 4 to
A social meting will be held at win
Mrs. Emil Baron of 2072 Hazel- 21, at their home. Twelve couples
will he co-hoatessee at a chanty in the club room of the syna-
the home of Sirs. Joshua Karbal, bridge for the benent of the Hebrew
wood Ave., announces the Bar were present.
Benevolent Society and the gogue.
3301 Webb Ave., on Wednesday Lail.
Mitzvah of her son, Billy, to be
• • •
Temple Slaterhood on Out. 5, at the
In honor of Miss Gloria Feld- evening, Oct. 9, at 8 o'clock. Sirs. Temple.
30
observed on Saturday morning,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 8, at 8: gre-
stein,
whose
marriage
to
Milton
Samuel Wexler will display var- The MIA.. Harriett. Row and Helen
Sabbath Shuvah, Oct. 5, at Con-
Sisterhood
of e eCt(ii nng
Robert Ratner will take place on ious articles to be sold as a ways Rownherg of Detroit ep•it the Noah pin, s tma 1, a t ihoen
gregation Shaarey Zedek.
Oct. 27, Mrs. S. Radner and Sirs. and means of raising the quota liashonali holiday. with Mr. •nit Mr.. Ration B'nai Moshe will hold an
Miss Cecile Schor, daughter of L. Peritz entertained with a din- for the annual donor luncheon to H. F. Anthony.
• • •
e
In compliment to her ,later, Mr. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schor of ner and bridge; Mrs. R. Radner be held on Wednesday, Dec. 11,
o . g2r0e,ot ht ieo s
of Chliago. Mr. Harold Immer- ht. hy l
eo dnfic:Slota nwed.itanhygeT,: Oct
a
Leslie Ave., returned to Madison was hostess at a dinner and bridge; at the Masonic Temple. She may 1011.00
demon
•
man
entertatned
II
Suede
at
fes-
to complete her studies at the Mrs. L. Radner and Mrs. D. Aaron be reached by calling Townsend bridge •t her horns last Wednes day.
ld on old-fashioned grape the
gave a bridge and midnight lunch 6-2036.
hold
University of Wisconsin.
of
The
Wive
of
Temple
Abraham
are
tival
in
the
social
hall
and Mrs. J. Radner feted the bride-
For other ways of raising the !monitoring a charity ball on Torn Kipp.
e f ( la eh t hty.e.
to K
p i
hmejiGn.ecr:Sob
. re
r iess
K
William B. Isenberg, president elect with a bridge and midnight quota, the following committees night, Ovt. 7, •I the Armory.
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i
se
Ra
of the Michigan Association of lunch.
will be happy to assist:
Rabbi A. Defter of New Pork CUT 10
Certified Public Accountants, dur-
Rummage, Mrs. George Rabin-
at Temple AbratImm. An open
el,
Mil le r,
Miss Eleanor Cohen of Glendale owitz, University 2-1538; Mrs. officiating
meeting and reception will be held at
ing the past week has been in
the
home of Mrs Louie H. Ilarrinon of
Herskowitz, A. hdIssa.
A. Ros
Kansas City attending the annual Ave., returned from a month's so- Money Cove, Townsend 6-6768. Cloth St. at I o'clock Wedneoday eve- J. He
convention of the American So- journ in Chicago.
Savings banks: Mrs. Morris ning. when the Junior awl Senior Had.-
In producing Annis Furs, no detail of workmanship is slighted.
There will be American and
Fah chapters will Jointly entertain ROM
ciety of Certified Public Accoun-
Davis, Garfield 40314.
Herter will Wrens the group on "Facto gypsy music for this occasion.
A farewell party was given Sun-
They must measure up to the Annis standard of superiority—
ghoul Palestine. and will I. guest o f
Cards:
Mrs.,
David
L.
Tyler,
tants.
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day. Sept. 29, in honor of Leonore University 2-8806; Mrs. Kolman
ttoop 17 hal:: Ina 'il l Irdr. •
The Sisterhood's fifth annual
nVe r e t ta'terdmZ
not only in styling and quality, but in the unseen points of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berlin and Markson, who left for the Uni- Shapiro, University 1-3570.
bazaar will be held Nov. 16 to 19.
family, formerly of West Euclid versity of Chicago where she will
Card parties: Mrs. Harry Rote,
manufacture that contribute so much to the added service
• • •
oul
Ave., have moved to 2415 At- continue her studies.
tuusn:
Townsend 8-0064; Mrs. Harry Northwest European Jewish
oignoui 't. h s b eesehbc:olnndqd en s tn sn
yiothreeFdeSsibyn
ni .snt h w
dod nT
obtained from properly made fur apparel. Furs for all
kinson Ave.
Goodman, Euclid 5692.
Welfare Organization
Mrs.
Samuel
K.
Slohin
is
pub-
banquet
Lewis and
occasions, in all peltries and sizes—and at a liberal price range,
Mr. and Mrs. L.
Gifts to Council Fund
licity chairman for the luncheon.
A meeting of the Northwest
syn ago gu e .
daughter, Mira Louise, of India-
European Jewish Welfare Organ-
are always available in our immense displays.
napolis. Ind, and Mrs. Charles
s Luncheon
The Detroit section, National Contributions to United He- isation was held at the home of Goodwill
Goodwill Sewing iIrcle
Hassenbusch of Long Beach, Cal.,
. Oct.
Mrs. Kurtzman, 3800 Cortland
b rew Schools
are guests of their sister and broth- Council of Jewish Women, has re-
The
Goodwill
Sewing
Circle will
ceived
the
following
contributions:
er- Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Fisher of
The United Hebrew Schools have Ave. All those holding tickets for
o a
t eiasroi tenl . e odutai w
In honor of the birthday anni- received contributions from Mrs. the dinner-dance to be held Oct. hold
il dd its s o thn. yanAi lbulcyn aor hf
the Book Cadillac Hotel. Mira
„ e
Louise will return to Indianapolis versary of Mrs. Hugo Hill, for the Rosa Duscoff, in memory of her 15, at Northwood Inn, should bridge p a rty
so resume her studies after the E'sa F. Welling Memorial Scholar- husband, Louis Duscoff, and from change them to a more conven-
ship Fund, from Mr. and Mrs. Al- Mrs. Gee. M. Roberts, in memory ient date, Sunday, Nov. 3, at the croem
ncmeitte
aned. Dexter, on Tuesdaf.
,8
World Series Games.
es..it Kahn, Mrs. Ben'amin Lam- of her son, David.
Chalet, 8-Mile Road and Grottoes Oct. 15, at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Jsmie
is
now bert, Dr. and Mrs. David Levy,
.SAilvvee.r are now
The next meeting will be held at
ido
..1.
for-
meRreie.oirGiMors
Dr. Benton I. Marks and Mr. David
Flowers fee all occasions- Mrs. Shiriers' home, 1959 Boston Mrs. Nathan Nagler, and an able
M. Welling,
Dexter-Jay Florist. Euclid 6082. Blvd.
residing at 2903 Elmhurst Ave.

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The 5th Annual Public
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