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SISTERHOOD OF B'NAI
DAVID STARTS YEAR'S
WORK WITH ELECTION
The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion B'nai David inaugurated its
Campaign for Trees DETROIT WOMEN TO WELCOME
To Honor Memory
MRS. REBEKAH KOHUT NOV. 26
of Rabbi E. Aishiskin Dean of American Jewish Women to Speak Here Under
Auspices of League of Jewish Women's
Organizations
of Detroit Jews gath-
Will Be First Speaker in fall season with election of offi- ered on Sunday afternoon, Nov.
cers, resulting as follows:
Hebrew Forum of Kvut-
10, to pay tribute to the late
Mrs. Phillip Kramer, president; Rabbi Ezekiel Aishiskin at the
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Register Wednesday Standard Club's
Annual Meeting
For Adult Courses
At Shaarey Zedek Harry Grant Re-Elected Presi-
dent; Winter Events Planned.
Women's Auxiliary
Of Children's Home
An interesting meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish
Children's Home was held on
day afternoon, Nov. 6.
Following the regular business
proceedure, Rabbi Louis Cashdan,
recently appointed superintendent
of the Children's llome, inspired
the members and guests of the
auxiliary with a resume of the life
of Einstein which was followed by
a review of the scientist's book,
"The World As I See it."
Refreshments were served in the
dining room of the home following
the address, at which time the mem-
bers became more intimately ac-
quainted with both Rabbi and Mrs.
Cashdan.
Gdynia-American Line Pro-
vides Fine Kosher
Kitchen
How well organized in every
HERMAN COHEN GIVES
little detail is the service give n
FEDERATION NEWS ON to Jewish passengers by the Gdy-
RADIO THIS SUNDAY nia-America Line is shown by th e
Herman Cohen, president of
the Jewish Children's Home, will
present the Federation Newsgram
over the Jewis Radio Foru m on
W
Station e WJBK,
Sunday,
h
ny Nov. 17,
at 7:30 p. m. Through the cour-
tesy of Aaron Kurland, chairman
of the Jewish Radio Forum, the
Federation Newsgram, a brief
summary of the activities of Jew-
ish Welfare Federation agencies,
is featured each week.
There is still time to register for
At the annual meeting of the
any of the adult courses given by
the Congregation. Classes in Jew- Standard Club held in the English
ish History, Current Events, Ele- room of the Detroit-Leland Hotel
mentary Hebrew and a Sabbath
on Thursday, Nov. 7, the officers
afternoon class have already been
organized.
The class in Jewish history meets
every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Alter-
nate sessions will be devoted to the
Second Period in Jewish History,
and the intervening sessions to cur-
YOUNG MEN'S JEWISH
rent events of Jewish significance.
This course is being given by Rabbi
ASS'N OPEN MEETING
A. M. Hershman, whose course in
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
history was so well received three
years ago.
The first open meeting of the
The class in Elementary Hebrew
Young Men's Jewish Association
meets also on Wednesday evenings
will be held Sunday. Nov. 17, at
at 9 o'clock, so that those taking
2 p. m., at the Barium Hotel. All
the history course may also take
Jewish young men who have at-
Hebrew in the same evening.
tained the age of 21 are wel-
The first session of the Sabbath
come to attend. There will be
afternoon class was held on Nov.
no charge and the committee has
9. Rabbi Hershman spoke onl
prepared an interesting afternoon
Jeremiah. This class is necessarily,
in the way of speakers and en-
limited to men. All other classes ;
tertainment
are open to men and women, mem-1
Irving Gluklick has succeeded
bees and non-members of the con-
Dr. Jack Jackman as president of
gregation.
the organization. The other new-
New members of the Wednesday
ly elected officers are: Vice-presi-
evening classes may still be en-
dent, Jack Lawson; secretary;
rolled on Nov. 20. All classes are
Julian Lowenthal; treasurer,
held at the synagogue, Chicago
Philip Cheri-in.
HARRY GRANT
Blvd. at Lawton.
The Young Men's Jewish Asso-
and board of directors were re- ciation was founded in 1934 by
Bessie Soren Zviller. Ladies elected. Harry Grant, president; three members. Today the mem-
Maurice Aronsson. vice-president; bership is well over 60.
Aid Society
Lou Blumberg, secretary; harry
In conjunction with Harry Sel-
Alvon, treasurer. The club is igson, who will head Sam's Cut
On Monday evening, Nov. 4,
planning many interesting events, Rate Basketball team this year,
at Assembly hall, the Zviller Lad-
the Young Men's Jewish Associa-
for the winter season.
ies' Aid held a memorial meeting
tion will share the Cam Techni-
honoring the departed member,
cal High School gymnasium every
Gifts to North End Clinic Monday evening from 9 to 12.
Bessie Soren.
Rabbi I. Stollman presided and
— —
rave an interesting eulogy. It
North End Clinic has received
A. Z. A. No. 93
was his suggestion to insert the the following contributions:
'
A. Z. A. No. 93 is open for new
deeeased's name before that of
In memory of Mrs. Rebecca members. This organization of
the organization. calling it the Bielfield from Mr. and Mrs. Os- , young men between the ages of 16
Bessie Soren Zviller Ladies' Aid. car R. Blumberg.
' and 21 is known as the junior order
Abraham II. Jaffin praised the
In memory of Joseph ■ and Sol , of B'nai B'rith. It conducts a so-
charitable work of the deceased.
De
Young
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Os-
rift], cultural, charitable and ath-
KM Soren was • charter mem-
, letie program.
car R. Blumberg.
ber of the organisation.
Plans for the future consist of
An
anonymous
contribution
in
The Bessie Soren Zviller Lad-
a New Year's Eve party, stags for
ies' Aid announces the sponsor- memory of Dr. Isaac L Polozker.
members
to become better acquain-
For the Supplementary Medi-
Ship of • card part to be held
cal Assistance Fund: In memory ted with each other and ■ dance
Jari. 26, at Assembly Hall.
tentatenly
set for March 1. The
A regular meeting will be held o f Mrs. Isaac Rypins from Miss group is forming • basketball, de- I
an Monday evening, Nov. 18, at Sadie Hirschman. Jesse F. Ilirseh-
hating and other teams.
man, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Myers.
Assembly 11•11.
Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, dean of scheduled to be held in Washington
Mrs. R. E. Avison, vice-president; Mishkan Israel Synagogue. Among
Jewish women in communal work, in January, Mrs. 13rin, explained,
those who eulogized Rabbi Aishis- will be the speaker and guest of but they have been advanced six
kin, an ardent Mizrachi leader and honor of the League of Jewish Wo- weeks and shifted to New York
organizer, were Rabbi Isaac Stoll- men's Organizations, on Tuesday, so that board members can attend
man, Rabbi L. Eichenstein, Rabbi I Nov. 26, at the first meeting of the the Golden Jubilee celebration to
S. Z. Fineberg of Flint, Rabbi year. This will be a luncheon meet- be given in honor of Mrs. Rebekah
Jacob Ungar and Louis Granet, ing, and will be held at Temple Kohut, dean of Jewish communal
who was chairman. The El Mulch Beth El, Gladstone at Woodward. workers and one of the founders
Rachamin was chanted by Cantor Mrs. Kohut, who made 32 trips of the Council.
Rabbi Moldaysky.
abroad, will speak on the subject
The dinner, which is sponsored
All of the speakers stressed the "Jewish Women Here and Abroad".
great piety and scholarship of
Mrs. Joseph Welt, first president by a committee of prominent citi-
the deceased and lauded especially of the League of Jewish Women's zens of which Miss Fannie Hurst
his interest, devotion and activity
is chairman and has the support
in the field of Zionism, having
cf the National Council and other
been affiliated with the Mizrachi
Jewish organizations with which
Organization.
Mrs. Koluit has worked, will be
It was announced the memory
of the deceased will be honorer'
held in the Hotel Commodore on
by a special memorial service and
the evening of Nov, 21.
by the undertaking of sonic spe-
At the same time, it was an-
cial project to be cetnducted in
nonnced that the Council will aid
his name.
in the campaign for contributions
The local council of the Je,vish
to the Golden Jubilee Fund of
National Fund announced at this
$50,000 which will be presented to
meeting that a campaign for the
Mrs. Kohut for distribution among
planting of 200 trees in Palestine
those charities to which she has
in the name of the deceased rab-
contributed for half a century. Mrs.
binical leader will be launched.
MRS. PHILLIP KRAMER
Daniel Guggenheim of New York
The immediate family has made
is treasurer of the fund, with head-
Mrs. F. A. Blostein, secretary; the first pledge of 25 trees.
quarters at the Hotel Commodore.
Mrs. Morton Espar, treasurer.
The presidents of each of the 200
Mrs. J. A. Goldber, sergeant-at-
sections of the Council throughout
arms.
the country, have been appointed
At an impressive ceremony
by Miss Fanny Horst to act as
David J. Cohen, former president
treasurers for contributions to the
of Congregation B'nai David, pre-
Jubilee Fund in their local com-
sented the outgoing officers with
munity.
Mrs. Harry Zolkower of 3202
corsages as tokens of appreciation
MRS. JOSEPH WELT
On the sponsoring committee for
of their efforts, and installed the Leslie Ave., will be hostess to the
Home Relief Society at a regular Organizations and second national the Jubilee are: Judge Anna Mos-
newly elected officers.
cowitz
Kress, Maurice Levin, Dr.
meeting,
Monday,
Nov.
25,
at
1:30 vice president of the National
Work of the Sisterhood is main-
Henry Moskowitz, Judge Samuel
ly for the support of the B'nai p. m. Assisting the hostess will be Council of Jewish Women, will in-
Levy,
Mrs.
James Lees Laidlow,
David religious schools. The fol- Mesdames Ben Gould, Samuel Leve troduce Mrs. Kohut, who was one
and Louis Luckoff.
of the founders of the National Mrs. Ira L. Bomberger, S. Klein
lowing events are included in its
and
Felix
M.
Warburg.
Reports of the annual dinner Council and is now honorary vice
calendar:
On the Jubilee sponsoring com-
On Nov. 25, the Sisterhood is dance will be given. Mrs. M. S. president of that organization.
mittee are:
Arkin, chairman of pledges, and
Mrs. Kohut, author of "My Por-
sponsoring a bridge party in the
lir. Stephen R. Wier, Sim Arthur Erin
social hall of the synagogue, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Cornell, chairman of tion" and "As I Know Them," is or the National Council of Jewish Wo-
the
year
book,
will
present
tokens
n, Mra. Sidney a Berg, Mile
the president of the World Organ-
ra Mary E.
Jack A. Goldberg is chairman of
I Weber. directs.. o( I h. Women. .. CST
the event. Mrs. Benjamin F. of appreciation to the two women, ization of Jewish Women and a (lob; Dr. John F. Finley. immolate
editor
Gorelick is chairman of the De- the one having had the largest member of the executive council of of the New York Time.; Henry Bruen,,
of the flowery Saving, flank:
cember bridge taking place on number of guests at the dinner the Bureau of Jewish Social Re- iireeident
Mrs.
Maurice
L.
(toldniatt,
vlre
president
the evening of Dec. 16. Other fes- dance, the other the most contribu- search,
of the National Council of Jewinh Wo-
tivities scheduled are a Chanu- tors in the Year Book.
Mrs, Joseph Ehrlich will give men; (lo Met Herbert L. Lehman, wife of
ver Judge Julian W. Mack.
Mrs. Irene Murphy of the De- the invocation at the meeting on the
kah party for the children of the
Mien ann. Morgan, president of the
Sunday School and a New Year partment of Public Welfare will Nov. 26. Miss Hattie Gittleman is American Women's AmotilatIon; Hold
Henry Morgenthau, former anatamadoi.
bring
a
message
to
the
Home
Re-
celebration in conjunction with
arranging a tribute to Mrs. Kohut is Turkey; Jima. D. Poet, president of
the Men's Club of the congrega- lief Socitey for a better under- in which all the presidents of the the National Sugar Refining Co.; Kra.
standing of the relief problem un- affiliated organizations will parti- Ruth Pratt. the former Conaremwoman;
tion.
Mra. ..!try K. SimkovItch, director of the
der the new policy. Mrs. Murphy cipate.
ilreenalch House and Mina Lillian Wald,
Members of the Sisterhood act
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, president of director of the Henry Street Settlement.
as hostesses during the social has consented to a question and
answer period.
the League, has appointed 'Mrs.
hour at the Friday night gather-
For tickets to the luncheon and Oscar Robinson as chairman of
ings of B'nai David and at the
B'nai David Y. P. S. Study
opening Friday night gathering lecture on Nov. 26 by Rebecca Ko- this meeting, and Mrs. Harry
Group Outlines Plans
of the eason last Friday evening hut, sponsored by the League of Krohn as luncheon chairman, Mrs.
Jewish
Women's
Organizations,
Herbert
Warner
has
charge
of
the following were hostesses: Mes-
The study group of the B'nai
dames R. E. Avison, F. A. Blos- call Mrs. Ira Friedenberg, Madison reservations and may be reached at
the Wilshire Hotel, Longfellow David Y. P. S. held its first meet-
tein. II. IL Hoffenberg, J. L. Gor- 0029,
7351.
ing Nov. 1, at the home of Etta
don, C. J. Jones, J. H. Steinberg,
Interested members of organiza- Davis. It was decided that the fol-
M. D. Sterns, S. P. Cain, R. M.
Young Group of J.W.E.W.O. tions of neighboring towns are lowing topics be the subjects of dis-
Suhd.
urged to make reservations.
cussion: "Primitive Forms of Re-
A meeting of the Young Group
ligion," Nov, 12; "Early Jewish
of the Jewish Women's European Council of Jewish Women's Board History," Nov. 26; "Jewish Cus-
JUNIOR HOME RELIEF
Welfare Organization was held at
to Honor Mrs. Kohut
toms and Ceremonies," Dec. 10.
BRIDGE-TEA ON DEC. 4 the home of Mrs. Schuster, 2507
NEW YORK — The board of di- • The social and athletic commit-
W. Euclid Ave., on Monday, Nov. rectors of the National Council of tees have made extensive plans for
Junior Home Relief Society 11. The main topic of discussion Jewish Women will hold its annual
a ping pong tournament at the
will meet Sunday, Nov. 17, at was the New Year's Eve party to three-day meeting at the Hotel synagogue, Nov. 12,
and a splash
2:30 p. m., at the home of Wini- be given at the Fort Wayne Hotel. Commodore in New York City, party at Webster
Hall, Nov. 14.
fred Cornell, 2980 Richton Ave.
The next meeting will be held Nov. 20 to 22, according to an-
Rabbi Sperka's interesting lec-
Girls 16 years of age or older at the home of Mrs. A. Millman, nouncement by Mrs. Arthur Brin,
ture on "The Forgotten Jews, the
are invited to attend this meet- 3042 Webb Ave., on Monday, Nov. president of the Council.
Falashas of Ethiopia", was received
ing.
18, at 1:30 o'clock.
The sessions were originally with enthusiasm Nov. 5.
Miss Winifred Berk, chairman
of the ways and means committee,
will report on the plans for the
fourth annual bridge and tea to
be held Wednesday evening,
Dec. 4,
At a meeting held at the home
of Miss Beatrice Nemer, Morton
Sobel and Miss Rodelle Broder
entertained with a skit. Miss Lu-
cille Mann rendered several
piano solos.
One of the outstanding features
of this year's program of the
Kvutzah Ivrith is the Hebrew
Forum "Bamah !yeah." Promin-
ent Hebrew speakers will be in-
vited during the year to address
this forum, which is open to all
members of the Kvutzah and to
all those who understand Ilebrew.
The first speaker will bo Dr.
Israel Efros of the University of
Buffalo, who will speak on Mon-
day evening, Dec. 2, rat the audi-
torium of the Philadelphia-Byron
School. His subject will be "The
Highlights of Hebrew Poetry in
the New Zion."
Kvutaah Activities
At a meeting of the Kvutzah
Ivrith, which was held in the home
of the newly elected president,
Maurice Landau, elaborate plans
for the activities of the Kvutzah
were formulated and several com-
mittees were organized.
The first and most important
Committee is that known as the
Chug Ivri headed by Charles Ler-
man. This Chug meets twice a
month on Saturday evenings for
books reviews and other discus-
sions on Hebrew literature and
similar subjects. The Chug Ivri
is also in charge of the monthly
Kvutzah meetings at which local
speakers address Kvutzah mem-
bers in Hebrew. The first meet-
ing of this kind will be held Sat-
urday evening, Nov. 16, at the
Philadelphia -Byron Auditorium.
Bernard Isaacs will review the last
"Sefer Hashonah," the Hebrew
Year Book published by the His-
tadruth Ivrith of America.
Another committee, headed by
Miss Naomi Buchhalter, is the
Chug Ivri liatzoir. The object
of this Chug is to popularize the
Hebrew language among the
youth. Many members of the
alumni are active in this group.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Kvutzah, headed by Mrs. D. Ru-
benstein, has made arrangements
for Oneg Shebat gatherings, at
which they discuss matters per-
taining to Zionism, Jewish cul-
ture, etc. The last Oneg Shebat
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. A. Panush. Mrs. A. H. Sil-
verman discussed the Zionist
problem.
M. Michlin, who was the chair-
man of the Chug Ivri, until now,
is at the head of a committee for
the Hebrew book. The object of
this committee is to procure the
newly published Hebrew books
both Palestinian as well 83 local
and bring them to the Hebrew
readers.
elaborate provisions to provide
Jewish passengers with kosher
meals. Not only the kosher kitch-
en is supervised by a mashisiach,
but even kosher menus are print-
ed every day.
The tourists, as a rule, save the
menus as souvenirs or mail them
to their relatives to show how
much they enjoyed the trip since
their every desire was fulfilled
by the steamship company and the
personnel of its ships.
The Chief Steward will supply
special diet to passengers who
notify him.
This excelhipt service prevails
on all ships of The Gdynia-America
Line: both on the "Pilsudski" in
the New York Halifax-Gdynia and
on the "Polonia" and "Koscius-
zko" in the Constanza-Jeff- Haifa
service.
B'nai David Auxiliary Bridge
Tuesday Evening
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 19,
Hundreds
Mrs. Irene Murphy
Will Address Hcme
Relief on Nov. 25
W
GENERAL
THIS BRAND NEW
Re-Sale Shop of
Women's Council
G-E REFRIGERATOR
An extensive campaign is being
launched by the advisory board of
the Re-Sale Shop of the Council of
Jewish Women accumulate a large
stock of merchandise for this en-
terprise. In addition to a large pro-
gram party which will be given to
the members of the Detroit Coun-
cil of Jewish Women for this pur-
pose in the near future, each mem-
ber of the advisory board will,
within the next 10 days, be hostess
to a bundle bridge for three tables
in her home. Each guest who at-
tends one of these parties most
bring a bundle of used garments or
some household article which can
he added to the stock of the Re-
Sale Shop.
The members of the advisory
board who will entertain at the
bundie parties are: Mrs. J. Victor
WILL COST YOU 40
Roemer, Mrs. Victor Weil, Mrs.
Darold I.:lather, Mrs. Emil Wald-
bott, Mrs. Robert Streifling, Mrs.
Harry Cohen, Mrs. Wm. A.
Stearns, Mrs. Maurice Goldstiek,
Mrs. A. J. Levin, Mrs. Herbert
Robinson, Mrs. Loui s Smilnn s ky,
Mrs. Melville Welt, Mrs. Robert
Newman, Miss F:mma Hutu], Mrs.
Manuel Arden, Mrs. Walter Leib,
Mrs. Maurice Klein and Mrs. Da-
vid Huber.
The proceeds of this nro , ect are
• Waiting until spring to buy your
General Electric is actually wasting
$40 or more. Buy now and use the
savings to make your monthly
payments! Protect yourself against
probable higher prices in the
spring and take advantage of our
the Ladies Auxiliary of Congre- used for a scholarship fund which
gation B'nai David is sponsoring
educates and clothes deserving girls
its first public event of this sea-
son and completed arrangements
for a bridge to be given in the
social hall of the synagogue. The
committee in charge planned ma-
ny unusual features to make the
affair enjoyable and all members
and friends of the congregation
are requested to attend. Tickets
can be obtained from the presi-
dent, Mrs. Joseph Weingarden, the
members of the organization, or
can he purchased at the door.
The next meeting of the ladies
Auxiliary will take place on Tues-
day evening, Nov. 26, in the syna-
gogue meeting rooms. Plans will he
csmpleted for a Chanukah celebra-
tion, a New Year dinner, and •
spring donor luncheon.
Rehearsals for Opera 'Pina-
fore' at Temple Beth
El Wednesdays
Rehearsals for the opera "Pin-
afore" to be given by "the Young
People's Temple Club are to be
held every Wednesday at 8 p. m.
in the chapel. Philip Stern and
Arthur Coulson, the directors, are
anxious for those with talent to
come and try out- Male voices are
mostly in demand.
Special terms in effect this month
who would otherwise be deprived
of a higher education.
You need a G-E everyday—it's always
summertime in the kitchen regard-
less of how cold it may be outside.
Right now is the most favorable time
to buy your G-E—let us tell you why.
Scholarships to United He-
brew Schools
The United Hebrew Schools have
received scholarships from the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. Leo E. Morris, one scholar.
ship, in memory of her beloved hus.
band, Leo E. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Lan-
dau, 8932 LaSalle, one scholarship
i,EUI LẀ WS e
in memory of beloved father, Rabbi
Samuel Landau.
United Dairies, seven scholar-
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pay
up to 35 MONTHS to
on the
ships. on the occe•ion of the re-
moval if their headquarters to
their new building on Puritan Ave.
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Saul Robins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Robins of 1946 Cal-
vert Ave., announces the opening
of law offices at 907-8 Majestic
Bldg.. telephone Randolph 250.
Mr. Robins is a graduate of both
the literary and law colleges of
the University of Michigan.
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