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pit perRonjEwisn
and THE LEGAL
Dance Dec. 15 of
Women's Auxiliary
Old Folks' Home
AN OUTSTANDING EVENT OF THE YEAR
Address by
Oswald Garrison Villard
EDITOR OF THE NATION
A great deal of enthusiasm is be-
ing displayed by members of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish
Old Folks' Home toward the first
pep rally to be held in the interest
on the subject
PAGE NINE
CHRONICLE
Engagements
Zedakah Pep Rally
Monday Afternoon
A fine program of entertainment
is being planned for the pcp rally
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bobrin announce the engagement of thei for the fourth annual donor lunch-
daughter, Sydelle, to Samuel Rabinowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abra eon to be given by Zedakah Club
ham Rabinowitz. The wedding will take place in January.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Greer of 2928 Fullerton Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Belle, to Ily Sweet, son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Sweet of 3287 Leslie Ave.
A. Krakowsky of Monterey Ave. announces the engagement
of his daughter, Kate, to Issey Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rott-
man of Broadatreet.
The engagement is announced of Miss Gyzella Jean Lobel,
daughter of Mrs. Frieda Lobel, to Ralph Soble of Detroit, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Soble of Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Netzorg of Cass Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Krona, to Herbert Godsmith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Godsmith of Glendale Ave.
HADASSAH GROUPS
ELECT DELEGATES
Joint Convention of Sr. a nd
Jr. Organizations Nov.
28 to Dec. I
The 21st annual convention of
Hadassah and the 12th conventi on
of Junior Hadassah will be he Id
jointly in Cleveland, 0., from No v .
28 to Dec. 1. Headquarters w ill
be at Hotel Cleveland.
More than 1,000 delegates an d
at 8:15 o'clock
alternates will represent both o r-
ganizations and at least an eau at
number of visitors is expected.
At Congregation Shaarey Zedek
The following delegates will re p-
Chicago Blvd. and Lawton Ave.
Glamorous) New
resent the Detroit chapter of II a-
(Chicago Blvd. Entrance)
dassah: Mrs. S. Berman, Mrs. I !.
C. Itroder, Mrs. Abe Cooper, Mr s .
Season tickets for entire series of seven lectures, $2.60; in.
Ralph Davidson, Mrs. David Dia
dividual admissions, 60 cents
mond, Mrs. Seymour Frank, Mr s .
Harry L. Jackson, Mrs. Nathan N
This forum of seven lectures is sponsored by the Men's Club
Kaplan, Mrs. Sidney Stone, Mrs
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Nov. 3—Miss Elsie Cass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Cass
Frank Wetsman and Miss Jeanett
of 3046 Fullerton Ave., to Seymour Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs
Steinberg.
Louis Kaplan, of 2469 Gladstone Ave., in the Crystal Ballroom of
Acting as alternates will be Mrs •
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Hernias August, Mrs. Morri
Nov. 17—Miss Jean Weintrob, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Wil-
Illumberg, Mrs. J. M. Berrie, Mrs •
MRS. BEN JACOB
liam Weintrob, of North Martindale Ave., to Albert L. Carlin, son
Joseph Frank, Mrs. Benjami
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Cheresh, at Congregation B'nai Zion, Humphrey
MRS. N. BLATNIKOFF
on Monday, Nov. 4, at 1 p. in., at Goldstein, Mrs. S. Kleiman, Mrs
and Holmur.
the Book Cadillac Hotel. Miss M. Leiter, Mrs. Joe Magidsohn
of the grand ball which already has
Nov. 17—Miss Sadie Nuchims, daughter of Mrn Mary Nuchims, Kathleen Ireland of the Cafe Ire- Mira. M. Prince, Mrs. A. Silberblat
many prominent Detroiters listed of 3207 Blaine Ave., to Dr. Henry Small, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron land, Grand River and Joy Road, and Miss Elizabeth Finley.
Invite You to Attend Their
as pledges.
Small of 2692 Calvert Ave., at the Colonial Hotel, Mt. Clemens, Mich. will dance, accompanied by Dan
Junior Hadassah representative s
The pep rally to be held in the Reception at 2692 Calvert Ave., from 9 to 11 p. rn. No cards.
Ross. Harold Silver will speak will be Sophie Blanche Schwartz
form of a luncheon and pep meet-
Helen
Kass, Bertha Yackness and
Nov. 17—Miss Miriam Meisner, daughter of Mrs. I. M. on "Social Service." Sydney Slobin,
An unusual mode 1, ,
ing will take place in the Wilshire Meisner, of 3031 Taylor Ave., to Abraham Cohen, son of Mr. and radio singer on WMBC, will sing. Ann Aaronson. The alternates will
Hotel on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at 10:30 Mrs. Ben Cohen, of Windsor, Ont., at Wilshire Hotel.
be Tessie Rabinowitz, Charlotte
with crossed ankle
The public is invited.
a. m. Guests will include members
Lev, Ruth Friedland and Pearl
strap, in white moire
Wartell.
of the ticket committee for the ball
piped with gold —
J. C. IL S. of Denver
and anyone desiring to be active
This will be the first joint con-
BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL
vention in six years and is consid-
$14.75. All gold kid
on the ball committee. Volunteers
Grand Ballroom
will be accepted for the ticket com-
—$16.75,
The Molly Segal auxiliary of the ered of special importance in
mittee at this luncheon.
bringing
the
membership
and
the
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society
Tickets 50 cents
Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt, chair-
of Denver, Colo., announces its fifth work of the respective organiza-
man of the grand ball, announces
Music by MIKE FALK and his Orchestra
Oct. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Altschuler (Sally Handel) annual banquet to be held on Sun- tions into closer relationship.
that Rabbi Rarold Rosenthal will a son, Stuart Ronald.
Mrs. Joseph Frank is the local
day, Dec. 1, at the Philadelphia
be guest speaker at the rally.
Byron Hall. The affair is to be convention chairman and is taking
Oct. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg (Bella Bitten), a catered.
Reservations for the luncheon daughter,
reservations
for the special car
RUS SEKS
Charlotte Louise.
must be phoned in to Mrs. N. Blat-
I145 WOODWARD AIR.
Organizations are urged to co- leaving here Thursday afternoon.
nikoff, treasurer of the ball, Euclid
Special
round
fare
rate
is
beini,
operate and receive society dele-
You and your friends are cordially invited to attend
0059-M.
gatek at their meetings with a view offered.
The grand ball, to take place in
Mrs. James Ellmann will he the
ACTIVE ON COMMITTEE to attending the banquet. For res-
the Statler Ballrooms, is scheduled
FOR J. W. E. W. 0. DANCE ervations call the president, Mrs. speaker at the first Oneg Shebat
for Dec. 15. Mrs. Samuel Kanners
M. Freedman, Townsend 7-0871, or of the season, Saturday, Nov. 9,
and Mrs. Simon Shetzer are co-
PARZEN-SWEET
A special meeting of the Jewish co-chairmen, 51rs. Schweitzer, Gar- at the home of Mrs. Joseph Frank,
chairmen to Mrs. Silberblatt.
field
6771-J, or Mrs. Golden, Euclid 1120 Chicago Blvd. Mrs. Ellmann
Women's
European
welfare
organ-
The marriage of Miss Tillie
9490.
will give her impressions of Pales-
Gift to Fresh Air Society
Sweet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ization will be held Monday, Nov.
Regular
meeting of the J. C. R. S. tine. Current news will be pre-
Morris Sweet, and Louis Parzen, 4, at 2 p. m. at Congregation B'nal will take place
SPONSORED BY THE
sented
by Mrs. Maurice Landau.
on Tuesday, Nov.
The Fresh Air Socicy was the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Par- Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence. Sev- 5, at the Assembly Hall, Twelfth Mrs. Lawrence Crohn, chairman
zen, took place at the Shaarey eral new European orphan cases at Clairmount.
of the cultural committee, will pre- recipient of a contribution from
Zedek Synagogue on Sunday, Oct.
Elaine and Robert Schlesinger in
side.
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memory of I, M. Simon.
Mrs. Leo S. Morris announces 27, at 6:30 p. m. The marriage
that a portrait of her husband, the service was read by Dr. A. M.
late Leo S. Morris, who died last Hershman, assisted by the groom's
December in the Lansing fire, will brother, Rabbi Herbert Parzen of
be unveiled at 2 p. m. this Sunday Westwood, N. J.
AT TILE
at 1333 Cass Ave. Rabbi A. N.
The bride was lovely in a white
Hershman will speak. Friends are satin gown made on princess lines.
invited to attend this ceremony. Her flowing tulle veil was fast-
No cards.
Cass & Elizabeth
ened to a coronet of rose point
l ace and she carried a bouquet
of
bride's roses and lillies-of-the-
MUSIC BY
Prenzlauer. . Maternity Aid valley.
Arranges
Donor
Lunch-
Mrs.
Leo Kolodin, who was ma-
DAVE DIAMOND and his Della Robbia Orchestra
tron of honor, wore an orange
eon Program
satin gown and carried a sheaf
TICKETS 50 CENTS
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Eva Penzlauer Maternity Aid of yellow roses. The bridesmaids,
thanks the many friends that at- the Misses Frances Kolodin, Belle
tended the dessert-bridge last Berrie, Belle Grier, Blume Dis-
TILE V- type engine is the kind you
Tuesday. Mrs. J. Rose and her ner, and Sally Goldman, were
committee worked untiringly to gowned alike in pastel shades of
For
find in the cars of people to whom
etc.
make this affair a success. Pro- satin and carried bouquets of
talisman roses matching their
THE EXCELLENT FACILITIES OF THE
cost means little and style means much.
ceeds will be used for a number gowns.
of tonsilectomy cases.
George C. Parzen was his bro-
Mfrs. George Cohen, president,
When the Ford Motor Company in-
thanks the various organizations ther's best man and the ushers
(Formerly the Phoenix Club)
were Dave Kay, Dr. Max Abram-
troduced
this engine to the low•price
for
their
co-operation
and
also
the
AT JOHN R and ERSKINE ST., are now available
new pledgor for the donor lunch- son, Hyman Sweet, Jack Lieber- MRS. JOSEPH ZUCKERMAN
field, it made one of its greatest con-
The New Home of Detroit Lodge No. 55 Knights of Pethians
eon which takes place on Nov. 19 man and Joseph Pomerantz.
Mrs. Sweet wore for her daugh- asking relief will be taken up and
at the Statler Hotel. Arrangements
Rentals Reasonable. Apply on premises or phone Clifford 2469
there will be a report on three new
tributions to modern, luxurious motor-
have been made to procure the ter's wedding a black velvet eve- orphan cases already taken care of.
finest talent for the program. ning gown, a corsage of orchids.
ing with economy. But progress did
Arrangements
will
be
made
for
Mrs.
Parzen
chose
a
black
crepe
There are still several days open
16th annual ball of the organ-
for card parties or rummage sales. dinner dress and wore a shoulder the
not
stop there. Styling, appointments
ization to be held Sunday, Nov. 24,
The committees in charge will be corsage of orchids.
Rugs • Linoleum . Window Shades
at the Book Cadillac Hotel. Miss
and
every other feature of the new
A
wedding
dinner
at
the
Cong.
pleased
to
assist
in
arranging
for
Drapery Rods
Behind Every Feature
Yetta Kief is the chairman and
convenient dates.
Shaarey Zedek followed, after Mrs.
H. Stanfield is the co-chair.
Get Our Pricer Ilret — Fellinater Furnkhed Free
Ford
were made to match the quality,
which
there
was
a
reception.
The next meeting will be held on
man. Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman,
of
the
1936 Ford Is the Standard
Window Shades Cleaned and Repaired
The bride and groom left by
Tuesday, Nov. 5, at Mrs. F.
of the V•8 engine.
Strauss' home, 2907 Webb Ave., motor for the East. The bride former president of the organiza-
We Specialize in VENETIAN BLINDS
of 14 8 Engine Quality
chose a black suit trimmed in tion, is an active member of the
at 1:30 p. rn.
ball committee.
Without Ford resources and
For memorials, call Mrs. J. War- silver fox, with black accessories
tell, TO 6-7300. For reservations for her going away costume,
experience this would net have been
8424 LINWOOD AVE. Phones: Garfield 1230-31
call Mrs. R. Goldberg or Mrs. A.
Yudkoff,
possible in a car at so low a price. But .3 10 F. O. D. Detroit. Stand.
"A Liberal Editor Looks at the Jews"
Sunday Evening, Nov. 3
Dancing Sandal
Wedding Calendar
Yiddish Folks Verein
24th Annual Dance
SUNDAY EVENING, NOV. 3
Births
The Second
Annual Ball
Bereznitzer Aid
Society
MOOSE TEMPLE
To Unveil Portrait
Of Late L. S. Morris
THE V•8 ENGINE
SUN.
EVE.
NOV. 3
IS ALWAYS IN
Weddings, Dances, Lodge Meetings,
PHALANX CLUB
LaSalle Window Shade Co•
Jr. Congregation
Of Shaarey Zedek
C. F. SMITH CO.
PURE FOOD STORES
PLAN CONCLAVE OF
POALE-ZEIRE ZION
With an attendance that taxed
A. Hamlin, Leader of the Poale-
the capacity of the prayer room to
its limits, the Junior Congregation Zeire Zion of America and general
secretary
of the Gewerkshaften
of Shaarey Zedek held its first
drive, visited Detroit in the interest
Sabbath services last Saturday.
of
the
forthcoming
convention e! .
Jerome Sonenklar, son of Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar, was chazzon; Miss the Poole Zion, which will take
place
in
Detroit
Dec.
25 to 29.
Rosalind Arta, one of the best girl
The three local branches of the
speakers among the Juniors, de-
livered the resume of the Sedra. party, the Pioneer Women's Organ-
At the conclusion of the services, 'retain, the branches of the Jewish
Mandell Berman, president of the National Women's Alliance, and all
Junior Congregation, and Abe youth organizations affiliated with
Gordon sponsor, spoke briefly to the Zionist-Socialist movement are
the group, bidding the members already active in preliminary work
welcome and advising them as to to make the covention successful.
At that convention the constitu-
future plans.
The first service was singularly tion will be modified in order to
auspicious. The Juniors joined in meet the influx of overwhelming
numbers of Jews interested in
the congregational singing.
Zionism.
Next week, the office of cantor
The Peale Zion-Zeire Zion will
will be filled by Kalman Whitman.
Miss Florence Rosenthal will give publish a special convention num-
ber
of the weekly magazine, Der
the resume and Theodore Leibovitz,
the vice president of the Junior Yiddisher Kaempfer, which will
consist
of 300 pages.
Congregation, will be the speaker.
DELRAY CONGREGATION
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
TO INSTALL OFFICERS
BRANDEIS EXECUTIVES
WHERE PRICE TELLS
AND QUALITY SELLS
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A STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
At a meeting of the Brandeis
Democratic Executives, on Oct. 28,
i the following were elected to of
i i for 1t36:
Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, presi-
t dent; Sam J. Leve, first vice presi-
1, dent; Nathan Berke, second vice-
:, resident; George Parzen, executive
secretary; Frank Schwartz, treas-
urer; Harold N. Harris, financial
secretary; board of directors, Dr.
Robert Rosen, honorary chairman;
Lew Levinson, Max Feldman ■ and
Al Snider.
The guest speakers of the eve-
ning were John W. Smith, presi-
dent of the Detroit Common Coun-
cil and Dr. J. J. Zimmerman.
B'nai David Men's Club In-
stalls New Officers
The Men's Club of Congrega-
tion B'nai David installed new
officers on Oct. 24.
David Cohen, an honorary mem-
ber of the club, installed the new
officers AS follows:
John Graff, president; Myron
Solomon, vice president; Nat
Rothenberg, secretary; Lo 01 Is
Reesman, treasurer; David Rom,
seargent-at-arms. Dancing and re.
freshmenta, for members and
• friends, followed the ceremony.
Officers of the First Hebrew Con-
gregation of Delray, at 8124 Bur-
eno St., will be installed at 4:30
p. m. on Sunday, Nov. 3. A dinner
will follow the installation cere-
mony at 8:30 p. m.
Rabbi Moses Fischer of Congre-
gation Mud Moshe will speak at
this ceremony, and an address will
be delivered by Rev. Harry Green-
t
field
of the First Hebrew Congrega-
ion.
New
.eo
officers to be installed are:
vice president; Dr. William Stein-
berger, financial secretary; Eugene
Roth. recording secretary; David
Lang. treasurer. Trustees to be
installed are: Louis Beesky, A.
Calends, Philip Schwartz, Louis
Steinberger, Robert E. Sobole,
Louis Tishler and David Verner.
Officers of the Sisterhood are:
Cecelia Fox, president; Sabra Bee-
sky, honorary president; Sadie
Engerlelder, vice president; nibble
Kohn, treasurer; May Sobel, re-
cording secretary; Elaine Baruch,
financial secretary; Blanche Rosen-
berg and Esther Lax, conductors;
Mary Goodman, Fannie Lax and
Lenke Woloovitz, trustees; Elsie
Spitzer, chsirlady.
Flown" f or all :suede...-.
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