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December 27, 1935

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PAGE SEVEN

end THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT!—Have a Good
Time by Celebrating with

Jr. Hadassah Rally'
Meeting on Jan. 5

Engagements

ZEDAKAII

A Junior Hadassah rally meet-
ing Is being planned for Sunday,
Jan.
5. The committee for the sixth
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Ash of 8441 LaSalle Blvd. announc
The I.. J. F. Club held its an-
engagement of their daughter, Nathalie, to Harvey Bielfield, annual $5 and $10 donor luncheon
nual party on Dec. 25, in the May. the
will
present
• special program with
A
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bielfield of 2080 Gladstone Ave.
fair Room at the Book Cadillac
the aid of the lladassah Players
reception will be held on Jan. 5. No cards.
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. 51orritz Lebowitz of 3333 Cortland Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Roselle, to Samuel G. Ilarvith,1
Miss Ruth Gottfried of Toronto
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ilarvith of 1709 Burlingame Ave. Open' '
is the guest of her cousins, Mr. and
house on Sunday, Jan. 12, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
Mrs. Philip Slomovits.
Mrs. Anna Berghoff of Gladstone Ave. announces the engage-
On Wedn sday, Dec, 18, Mrs. ment of her daughter, Mary, to }tarry P. Katz, son of Mr. and
.
Mrs.
Joseph
Katz of llogarth Ave.
Jack Gell r was hostess to the
members of the Weinberg Family e n g a g M
y,Wt.0 Esui lni e d y AAvren t i n a n naoeunn ceefs Mr.e .
ug hot ef r ,1
ee f a h it eEhrlich
e mr es. t Leah
Club, to celebrate the first anni-
r
Sidney
Toby,
versary of the organization. Elec- and Mrs. Max Arotin of 2705 Elmhurst Ave.
tion of officers wok place. Mrs.
Jack Geller was re-elected presi-
dent; Mrs. Abe Eisner, secretary,
and Mrs. Lillian Pupko, treasurer.
The meeting on Jan. 8 will be at
the home of Mrs. A. Tutunick of
Richton Ave.

AT THE

Book Cadillac Hotel

(Grand Ballroom)

New Year's Eve, Tuesday Eve. Dec. 31

Professional
12-Course Dinner — 10-Piece Orchestra
Entertainment — Fine Favors
Shapiro,
tin;.
e
$6.00 Per Plate. For Reservations call Mrs. K.
e
8.1364
versity 1.3570; Mrs. L. Jones, TOwnsend

Dance the New Year in knowing you are helping someone
less fortunate.

Save! in
Russeks

____ _____
Wedding Calendar
,.

Yiddish Folks Verein

Announce Their Annual

New Year's Eve Party

JERICHO TEMPLE, Main Ballroom

Music by a Well Known Orchestra

SUPPER - DRINKS • FLOOR SHOW • SOUVENIRS
All for $2.60 Per Person

The Committee Guarantees You All a Big Tune
BY CALLING EU. 6195.M

MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW

Watch!

Dec. 29—Miss Eleanor Louise Florman, daughter of Mr. and
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Kastel of
Ira Sam Florman of Cleveland, to Charles N. Shere, son of Mrs.
Chicago are the guests of Mr. and
oseph Shere of Detroit, at 3:15, Carter Hotel, Cleveland. After a
Mrs. Samuel L. Goldman of Green-
honeymoon in Florida the couple will reside in Detroit.
lawn Ave.
Dec. 29—Miss Rose Lipson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lip-
Miss Clare Sonenklar, daughter son of Monterey Ave., to Maurice M. Mackey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
of Cantor and Mrs. J. H. Sonenklar Abraham Mackey of Richton Ave., at 3025 Monterey Ave.
of Calvert and Miss Shirley Lip-
Jan. 1—Miss Ruth Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
pea of Calvert Ave., left for a 10 Barnett of 2705 Glendale Ave., to Seldon Leach, son of Mr. and
days' visit to Chicago, where they Mrs. Harry Leach of 3352 Sturtevant Ave.
will visit with relatives and friends.
Jan. 6—Miss Dorothy Evelyn Stralser, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Stralser of Collingwood Ave., to Peter D. Brown, son
Ethel Goldman Mendelson will of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown of Leslie Ave. Reception at the
present Dorothy and Evelyn Eke'•
No cards.
-I
man in a recital of piano music, Wilshire from 2 to 4 p. m.
.,.1man
Jan. 5—Miss Jeanette Liebson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
Monday evening, Dec. 30, at
8:30, at the School of Music, a t Liebson, to Abraham B. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Miller,
,5103 Cass Ave. The program will at 7 o'clock, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
consist of solos and two piano num-
, hers and is open to the public.
Evelyn and Dorothy are the twi n
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Ekelnian of Taylor Ave.

Births

The Columns of The Jewish Chronicle
for the Important Announcement

MISS SOPHIE B. SCHWARTZ

Group. Miss Sophie B. Schwartz,
president of Junior Hadassah,
urges that all members attend this
important meeting. New pledges
and payment of pledges will be ac-
cepted at this meeting.
Plans for the program for the
luncheon have already been com-
pleted and will be published very
shortly. The Iladassah Players are
actively participating this year.
They will contribute two unusual
presentations to the program in the
form of a tablean and one-act play.
I Music and greetings from men and
women prominent in Jewish circles
will be included.
The $10 pledges are a new fea-
ture in this year's luncheon. Those
contributing this sum will be work-
ing to have the name of the De-
troit unit inscribed in the Golden
Book of the Jewish National Fund.
A number of teams have been or-
ganized to contact members and
friends of the organization. The
team which acquires the greatest
number of pledges will have trees
i planted in Palestine in the names
of the girls on this committee.
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 29, will
feature a birthday party sponsored
by the Happy Day Fund Commit-
tee. The party will take place at
the home of Miss Betty Morrison,
2966 Monterey. Members and
friends are invited.
The membership committee an-
nounces that a third soiree will be
held at the home of Simon Shetzer.
: Invitations will be sent out to a
limited number of paid-up mem-
h bers.
t -
A literary group is also being
he sponsored by this committe. Mem-
• bers who are interested should con-
R s tact Miss Frances Moranz.
A joint meeting of Senior Ha-
dassah will take place Wednesday
evening. Further details will be
published in a later issue.

RUS

SEKS

144A 1100DWRIIII

2-Course
Catered
Dinner

*' e- •

New Year's
Eve Party

Dave
Diamond's
Orchestra

SI'ONSORED BY THE

North Woodward Branch
e
Dec. 4—To Dr. and Mrs. M. Stamell (Rose Schwartz) of 3760
I Chicago Blvd., a daughter, Rhoda Beatrice.
Jewish
Women
European Welfare Org.
Dec. 17—'fo Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg (Ida B. Krause)
'
of
3005
W.
Chicago
Blvd.,
a
son,
Howard
Alan.
OF DETROIT
d
will make soon
Dec. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Siegel (Celia Fine) of
. 656 Hague
FORT WAYNE HOTEL . . . $7.00 PER COUPLE
St., a daughter, Meta Feyga.
OPEN EVENINGS
•
For Your Convenience We Are Open Sundays Until 5 P. M.
.
E ntertain- Reservation Are Limited—Please FAVORS
Miss Ethel Silverman, daughte
Agnes to Irwin Sherman, at the
DANCING
of Mr. and Mrs Marry Silverma i
Call
Early
ment
Book Cadillac Hotel on Dec. 25
TILL?
authors
of Calvert Ave., left for Cede
MRS. A. J. REDBLATT, General
Dinner
was
served
to
250
guest
Fl
oor
Show
I Rapids, Iowa, to spend the holiday
Noisemakers
Chairman, TOwnsend 8.9542
after
seerni
ntonnwhich
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with her fiance, Mac Fisher.
BLOOM-DAVIDSON
QUALITY FURNITURE and INTERIOR DECORATING
One of the most beautifully ap-
Fifty campers at Camps Dolma •
11616 Dexter Blvd.
qua and Diana and their parent i pointed ceremonies of the entire for 500 guests
Dexter Theater Bldg.
ids were the Mis
The bridesmaids
attended a reunion of the Catskil 1 year marked the marriage of Miss
Mt. camps Dec. 25 at Hotel Sta - Betty Ruth Davidson, daughter of sea Rose Shear, Doris Seigel, An
ler. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wie - Mr. and Mrs. Israel Davidson, of
L
er
b
eGertrudeem
AJ r a Lmeoevi int :
ner, directors of the camps, wh ) Chicago Blvd., to Dr. Herbert Ella
Joe
NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS TO ALL!
,
Jerome
Bloom,
son
of
Joseph
A.
had been in Detroit since Dec. 2 1
e Mo
Messrs. Louis Wechsler,
showed movies of camp life. M .. Bloom of Byron Ave.
ang,
Ily
Ash,
Israel
Centel
Rabbi A. M. Hershman and Can- Phil
Wiener announced the reappoin t -
Levin
and
Joe
WolfgSherman
Announces the Opening of His Beautiful New
tor
J.
H.
Sonenklar
performed
the
ment
of
George
Weiswasser
a
j
ndgneepd
Wwoelrf
5
i
aUr.
tSey
we re the du s Morris
' The Best Gift for a Boy or Girl . . .
religious counsellor of Camp Da l - ceremony.
Restaurant at
Dr. and Mrs. Bloom are spend- i g.haeng best
moque for the 1936 season.
a men. Mrs. Sydney Wolf
—One That Will Be Welcomed by Every Youngster—Is
ing their honeymoon in Miami, Fla. gang and
Mrs.
Morris
Stein*/
--
Miss Rose Elkin was hostess a t
were the matrons of honor. Bot
BLOOMBERG—KLEIN
an informal gathering at her horn a
brides were dressed in white ye
A Summer Vacation at
on Calvert Ave., Tuesday evenin r,t
The marriage of Miss Billie E. vet gowns with long trains. Th
NEAR GLYNN COURT
honoring Miss Sophie Epstein I Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, bridesmaids wore Dubonnet ye
Formerly San Min Palace
Brooklyn, N. Y. During her eta F Henry Klein and Louis M. Bloom- vet and carried white satin mu
here, Miss Epstein was the gun I her, son of Mr. and covered
Mrs. with
Harry
metro
roses. The
of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Schklove S sMel.em
la
BlaooitmedbehrygR of Flint,
SPECIALIZING IN
honor wore blue velvet.
,nAFticrahm. w, on of The
of Waverly Ave.
,
mother
of
the
brides on
Bar•B-Que
Meats
— Charcoal Steaks — Full
Wednesday evening, Dec. 25, at the the mothers of the grooms
Ortonville, Mich.
woo
Joseph Robinson of 1650 Calve t Hotel Stotler.
Course Dinners — Kosher Sandwiches —
velvet.
Ave. gave a catered dinner on Su I"
Early Registration . . . A Worthwhile Sa•leg
The bride, who was given in mar- Plum
Among the out-of-town goes
BEER and WINE
day, Dec. 15, in honor of t h e . riage by her father, was charm-
were: Adolph Wolfgang of S t. J W EW 0 ARRANGES
resent return—of- hit-071TC -Ey t• ingly gowned in a quaint costume
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fear
.,
Paul,
Minn
NEW
YEAR'S
EVE
PARTY
from a two months' tour throng
The same delicious food that you have always eaten
blue and gold brocaded
°, of powder
and family of Lansin
Russia. About 50 relatives an iut tsraat iinn, and
d here
fas h i a o nteedn with ead isaeleukaerte , Weiner
at BUDDY'S will be
Mich., Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Wol f- The North Woodward Branch
close friends attended the dinner
long
and Mr. an d Mrs. Robe of the Jewish Women's European
6943 Twelfth St. Charles Robinso 1, buttoned to the throat. A gold g Lang e
M
nnati,
Ohio,
Cinci
of
evin
Welfare Organization met at the
Come, Celebrate Our Opening With Us
the eldest son of the guest of hono r• Juliet cap covered her hair. Her
Mrs. Moe Figatner of Ch !• home of Mrs. II. Koblin on Leslie
acted as toastmaster. Mrs. Robi I. paper-frilled bouquet of multi-col- and
Anytime Over the Week•end
Mr. and Mrs. .1 . Mo rr is Ave., Wednesday afternoon, Dec.
son described the life of the Ru I. ored roses, centered with gardenias, cage, Ill.,
Gold of Flint, Mich., Mrs. Whi t- 18.
Table Linen, Sheets, Towels, Pillow Slips nicely
Flan people, Out-of-town guests i I. was tied with gold satin ribbon.
a
of New York and hli e Plans are being made for the
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luba '
Mrs. Burton R. Schlesinger of man
ironed. Bath Towels and Wearing Apparel Fluff
Johanna Myers returned fro New Year's Eve party at the Fort
sky, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Polak
Dry — Handkerchiefs Ironed FREE.
17. Cleveland, sister of the bride, acted
Wayne Hotel. Mrs. A. J. Redblatt,
Ralph Polak y , Miss Edyt he as matron of honor. Her gown Denver, Col. to attend the we,
Open New Year's Eve
general chairman, To. 8.9542, and
)
P. Polaky of Win r' royal blue. Miss Zelma Bloomberg, ding.
I Bell and
er
her committee, Mrs. H. Mitz and
of
Flint
,sistel
of
the
groom,
who
Mrs.
Wolfgang
chose
for
lu
sor and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rabin al
Ready to Serve You at Any Time. Be
SHIRTS
1-
honor, wore a going away costume • plum cc Mrs. M. Silverstone, are working
witz of Toledo.
; : of
served as n Vs
Sure to Make Buddy's One of Your
ored suit trimmed in kolinsky an h untiringly to complete arrange-
In this service — finished 12c each
olored lame.
peaeh-c
frock
of
"Stopping-Off" Places.
accessories and Mrs. She ments. Besides the 12-course ca-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence II. Jon
Morris Bloomberg acted as his brown
'a
i
d
o
tered
dinner
and
Dave
Diamond's
man
chose
•
brown
suit
trimm
announce the Bar Mitzvah of the 't brother's best man.
CURTAINS
s. orchestra, many surprises are in
brown
accessorie
guests
in
with
lynx
son, Harold S., to be observed al
Among the out-of-town
limited, and
Saturday morning, Jan. 4, at Co " were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang a r e store. Reservations are
35c per pair — 3 pair $1.00
gregation B'nai Moshe, Dexter a i" Bloomberg and Mr. and Mrs. Davis honeymooning in Miami, Fla., at d the public is urged to call early.
Ecru Tinting Free
plans are in progress for
of Flint, Mrs. Rae Schoenthal and will make their home in Detre r• it Final
Lawrence.
1. Mr. and Mrs. She the third annual donor luncheon.
Ruth of Springfield. 0., after Feb.
„. daughter,
On Wednesday. Jan. 8, at 12:30
tl
BLANKETS
in
e
are
honeymooning
Klein
and
his
son,
William,
man
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levin
Sol
p. m., at the Shaarey Zedek, a i
9925 DEXTER — 12TH & TAYLOR
1710 Taylor Ave. will be hosts st of Toledo, 0., Mrs. Minnie Bloom- east.
Single Wool
34d
catered kosher dinner will tie served
a reception in honor of their 25 ' "h berg of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs.
Double Wool
`„,
and a fine musical program with '
69c
SCHWARTZ—HARRIS
wedding anniversary on Sunda ' Julius S. Klein and daughter. Iris
selections by well known art
rs. Ben Harris of swill will
Mr. and Mrs.
Dec. 29, at 9 p. m.. at the Whitti ,' ,. Emily, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris
provide the afternoon's I
2275 Calvert Ave. announce t h il- e ists
Hotel, 461 Burns Drive, north e „ Gottlieb of Cleveland, Ohio.
entertainment
for the annual
'''
L
daughter,
marriage
of
their
trance. No cards. .%
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bloomberg r lian,
I
i- luncheon.
Chanukah Party of
m Neew to the rile
S chwartz of C I I,-
to
B'nai • Moshe Gains
oo
in
honeymng
in
are
There
are
still
ways
of earning !
Id
o
cago. TheP hil marriage was micr pledges. For information
Phi Kappa Delta Fraternity h e
City
They
will
be
at
home
call Mrs.
New
Members
B'nai Moshe Ladies
109
15.
on
Dec.
ized
in
Chicago
its annual election banquet at t Se
" in
h . friends
after Jan. 6.
i Detroit
Anna Goldberg, general chairman.
Oriole Terrace on Christmas d y.
---
To. 8-71115. For reservations call 1 !ferry Rosman Cl,.. Initiated ■ 1
Phone Cadillac 5169
on New Year's Eve
The following officers were electe d:
SOROCK—STEIN
,
5392.
Carl Agranoft, chancellor; Juli
Dinner Dance Last Sunday
Miss Dorothy Sorock, daughter FRAM WILL SPEAK AT N . 1.engfellow
The following are the donors ad-
euys
Sherer, vice chancellor; Sidn
sixth annual Chanukah par-
:II, of Dr. Emil Sorock, and d .1. Mrs Le jo _ LADIES AID LUNCHEC dell to the previous list: Mesdames Members of Congregation B'nai ty The
Berkowitz, treasurer; Leo Bards
of the Sisterhood of Congrega-
.
Thalberg, I. Zeide, R. Rappaport.
son Far o.
Rugs - Linoleum - Window Shades
Stein,
secretary.
S. Kaufman, Cherries, Moshe turned out last Sunday in tion B'nai Moshe will be held ore
Rabbi Leon Fram is to be t he , . , Adelman,
Stein
of
Rockaway,
N.
bY..
Drapery Rods
vows et- guest speaker at the third anni a' D. Shankman, II. Koblin, S. Gold- lame numbers to greet with fitting Tuesday, Dec. 31, at 10 p. m., ire
their marriage
spoke Rabbi
leaveser il le hpmetien
2a2. donor luncheon of the Hebrew I a ' •ick F. Freedman, L. Steinberg, ceremonies
the 109 new members the large social hall. There will be.
.s
e A. fig . CMa.dihers
Junior Congregation Servi ea tore HRtablb
were received in this class a fine dinner, music by Grunt's.
dies Aid Socie, to be held on Ji 1. Schultz, A. Diamond, J. flora- who
Window Shades Cleaned and Repaired
the
which was named in honor of Gypsy orchestra, playing both,
at the B'nai Moshe
s.
The
committee
and
stall•
29,
at
Lacher
ty
A. Millman, R. S. Fischer, M.
A canopy
ofnk formed a love y charge of publicity has been at ' a wits,
We Specialise in VENETIAN BLINDS
Harry Rosman, a past president American and Hungarian musks
in- dards
of ferns
Dinner, 1. Robinson, L. C. Wasser-
noisemakers and favors. Reserva-
of the congregation.
The services of the junior c
ceremony.
mented
with
the
following
me
noon
the
'4:
mann.
for
The candidates entered the ban- tions have been limited to 400. Si rs.
LaSalle Window Shade Co. gregation, for the week of D ee. f. r setting
Mesdames Philip Shape
ofa t uas m t n given She e bmlicarks - hers:
The
bride
was
b
y:
a
Jacob
Farkas, chairman, and her
quet
hall
to
the
strains
of
a
march
i
ag
e
0.
1
!sector Heiman, Irving Liebson, e-
28, will be conducted by the
8424 LINWOOD AVE. Phones: Garfield 1230-31
her father. suit o
played by Feher's Hungarian or- co-chairmen, Mrs. Helen Glick and
nett Auslander, Eugene Diame d Sir Herbert Samuel
lowing: Marvin Adler, son
costume
Mrs.
A.
A. Rosenfeld, urge mem-
chestra.
Cantor
A.
A.
Rosenfeld
Id-
garbed
i
scarf and and Grace Goodfriend.
John Adler, Charon; Albert G o
the Chanukah candles bers and their friends to make
iris with a males' matching hat. The Initial social meeting of I h e To Act For League then blessed
man. son of B. F. Goldman, ripe
al of Religious
joined
by
the
audience
in
their
reservations
at once.
than one kind of trouble at once. er; Jerome Miller, son of Willi , '1' . sleeves and wore ■
and
0 r a t e I 5' organization met with success a nd
was e 1 a b and
people bear three kinds—all
"Molos Taur Yeshuosi."
Preparations for the second an-
am The dress with
In Aiding Refugees singing
erne-
it
was
decided
to
hold
similar
me
et-
emocracy Told at Some
lame'
Following
the
dinner,
Sigmund
they had, all they have now. and Miller. Maftir.
trimmed
donor dinner of the Sisterhood
i ings periodically. The next Of fen LONDON (W N S— Palcor Jaulus, toastmaster, introduced the nual
Services for the week of J . !tou i.,
wore • shoal- meeting
they expect to have."—Edward
thyst buttons. She chids.
to be held on Sunday, Feb. 9, are
will be held Wednesd
4, will be conducted by the
Men's Clubs Dinner all
Everett Ilale.
Agency) — Sir Herbert Samuel, class, which repaired to the stage under way. Mrs. Irving Greenspan.
of
orTravis
was
1:30
p.
m..
at
the
D,
Jan.
8,
at
the
lowing: Bradford Lefko, son of der corsage
Miss Florence
ter-Lawrence hall. A brief be Liberal Party leader• is to assume and
where President B. F. Goldman chairman of this affair, is assisted
Louis Lefko, speaker; Eug ■ne
pproximately 400 members of
past presidents Sam Gunsberg, by Mrs. Nathan Goodman, Mrs.
honor.
by
•
•
Mrs. of Saul
Shaw, attending her ness meeting will be followed fol.
Kornfield, son of Joseph Ko 111- maid
charge of German
Men's Clubs of Congregations
ilantiar Notre field, Charon; Sidney Berg, ') n niece as matron-of-honor,
Robert Rosenberg, John Adler, Dave Weiss, Mrs. A. N. Mittleman
wore a bridge and refreshments.
The , es- lion and settlement in other coon- Harry
i Moshe, B'nai David, Beth El
Rosman and Joseph Korn- and Mrs. James Sobel.
o
satiedss
.esc:hM
s
aha
i
lhleactGraee
les
ng
tj'a
t
hr
d
l
oatai
l
die
med
tries under the auspices of the field presented a brief "Exemplifi-
of SigMund Berg, Maftir.
trim mehenw
Shaarey Zedek met jointly on
alesa
suita
les
League of Nations, the Palcor cation of the teachings of the To-
The newly-elected officers for black costume
rsday evening at the annual
la-
and
Berger,
Manuel
Engel,
!gnatsa
I
lynx,
learned from reliable
this group are as follows: Ri ell. corsage of gardenias.
nukah good-will dinner.
layprepared F for
es pr
y i aRl
bb
ea
raha",,lim
eldman an d !pi Or air Agency
and cultural life of the youth.
sources. It is understood that SI,
and Miller, president; vice-pr ,;
broth er of g Aer,
iMoses Fischer;
nder the chairmanship of Ken-
and t
D rb Milton s it Sorock,
er.
•Members
d
nden
.
u.sla
B
f
n
Mrs. Emanuel Klein, president
i . r ;j- ride,
Herbert
will
be
given
wider
au-
best
man.
dents, Eugene Kornfield and S
as
of
the
readers
reached
re
ter-
Fischer, president of the bor
each
ed
s
nvited
to
attend.
i
en
.
are
that
as
the
k
r
-
thority by the League than
liam Gross; treasurer, Bern . and
Moshe club, an interesting
The grooms mother was lovely
fain biblical excerpts, Cantor of the Sisterhood, extended felicita-
tions to Mr. Rosman and the con-
exercised
V•
a r y, Al
secret
which
was
ram was presented, including
G.
Rosenfeld
garlic
the
respective
pot-
Rosenberg;
ack
crepe
dress
with
fwhite
N
Platt w MacDonald, who recently resigned on to the piano accompaniment gregation on the acquisition of the
a
c,n:sd idnenajah, and were a corsage of gar- Five-Year Afforestation
Goldman; librarians, Ralph G ,artlame'
kindling of the Chanukah can-
ti
Palestine
the post of High Commission- of
Rose Cayman. Carl Rosner, new addition and called attention
and the singing of traditional Ypd land.
and Harold Gross.
JERUSALEM
(W
N
S
—
Pal car r for
of Refugees.
mershe rt .! sp. 'chairman of the membership com- to the activities planned by her
ne
of
Asheville
eta
e
p
e
r
em
The next meeting will be
oe
r
e
G
Yiddish selections by Cantors
T
fh
er
Pollack
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plan
se
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A. Rosenfeld and J. H. Sonen-
on Wednesday. Jan. 1, at 7 :30
You A afforestation onfi a national .. pointment at High Commissioner mittee, then presented Mr. Rosman auxiliary.
1pa.. t . nine" and the "I Love
The speakers program closed
ceremony.
with • scroll inscribed with the
sareg
who were accompanied by
e
p. m. All juniors are reque s fed T
nreceding
u
y
fol. has been drawn up by the Pa mar
with a tribute to Mr. Rosman,
follows close on the heels of the names of the new members.
a Rosa Bassin.
guests
to attend the meeting.
40
for
Pal
.k?ast
the
Chairman
Carl Rosner, Captains
government.
- Bl;ea
• • •
,,, sessions of the League of Nations
Mr. Rosman addressed the class,
he address of the evening was
the ceremony. The nut- tine ency has leard. Bar at-
lowed
• sliest
Experts Commission on the Ger- expressing the hopes of the con- Dr. A. N. Mittleman, Bernard
vered by Dr. Max Kadushin,
' ;
Dad), Hebrew Scheel of Be
of-town
guests
were:
Mrs.
stretches of land are to be phi 00 manJewish refugee prob'em. Af- gregation that the initiates will Grossberg, Philip Green, Paul
-
tor of the Millet Foundation
and Mrs. B. Williams str
nast y
Kenn and David Weiss, Cantor
ma Mr rgethis
13.1..1
ter consultation with represents- participate in the work of the con-
he University of Wisconsin in ss
hr ,' „
jraahn.dv aM;ramea.S. de de awith , atreyeesa est thee rote fietefstS,i: 3 tap byes
;
eaMbri
.
Re g istrations f„r the daily
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of the foremost Jewish re- gregation in all its phases, striving Rosenfeld and all members who
icon. Describing the triumph
rn•
brew School are still being tat
aided
in the drive. expressed by
n
"
gi
"'
mr.
C.,
In
its
new
program
the
gore
' Sul
and settlement agencies, the for the better and nobler ends in
the Maccabees, Dr. Kadushin "050"
N.
Classes are held from 4 to 6 p m
Asheville,
g•tia sterii:looris lariL= I',7
et t. lief
President B. F. Goldman.
t has set aside a bud
04: aLadPtholelaye
League experts recommended the Jewish life. Aaron Kurland, re-
that the true victory came P.M ! wan inaugurated
ckaeomf,a
parents, Mr. and men
en
a
* mow
The
was followed by
gn'
n
t
b
eog
I
approximately
totem for 5-Day Week Makes Sabbath
f oesta ti ert5.00a0Othteo Mount ef establishment of a separate nding for the initiates, assured dancing program
h after the military triumph of iimportant
tnat part In the
t
to the tune of Feher's or-
children. Mrs. Nornal;nlpo, ,00r dis-
Mrs. Stein of Far Rockaway, forestation
audience of their readiness to
League Bureau with its own high
Jewish forces against the Syri- the
sereanc• Possible for Jew-
tributed her •nnual gifts •I
chestra.
oirl Olives outside of Jerusalem.
N. Y.
leading to the revolution which
commissioner to provide for bear their burden in the work
om,' to the rhildren who.. wee warn
ish Dimond Workers
le?) oil
hrteee Sththeiny wi
ted a new type of Jewish life— eche. furnished this low ereco A mom
planned emigration from Germany ahead of them.
BRUSSELS IWNS)—All J
hour for the parents was held.
where
"Books are the shrine where the
d
rn
k
e
York
w
r
.
Rabbi Fischer, elated over the
M
ens
N
religious democracy. As a ce-
e".
:.
and resettlement in other lands.
Deadline
Advanced
employed in Brussels' world-f
Algonquin for Miami
saint is, or is believed to be."
the
Part
Some observers maintain that handsome addition to the roster o
ll,' said, the new life marked of Ml..
Ie
For
the
Next
last
be
ous diamond industry will no ,. B eh Fla Upon their return
—Bacon.
Sir
Herbert
Samuel's
intimate
the
rongregation
which
but
recently
"
dof the rule of the priest-
able to observe Sabbath as ■
* in Far Rockaway, On account of New Ye ar y. knowledge of conditions in Pales- doubled its membership through
h y will
'' reside
they
giving to every individual the a" :f
Ito
suit of the industry's decisio „k.
Day
occurring
on
Wednesda
Have a soft reply to tura=
neighboring
con-
a
New
York.
vtlege to know and to live
where he served as High merging with
Q. How old was Sholcm Ascii
live-day work w
all copy for the issue of Ja de n. tine.
Commissioner from 1920 to 1925. gregation, impressed upon those anger, and let thy peace be
Iwish religious life rather when he first began to write?— establish ■
3 will have to be in the han
ant with thy brother, with thy
The five-day week plan was
WOLFGANG—SHERMAN
will be helpful to him in his new present the sacred duties of a well
pat
bare it practiced for him. D. B B .
everybody, eves.
an
of
the
editor
not
later
than
into effect as the result of
SHERMAN—SHERMAN
that rounded Jewish life, and /tressed friend, and with
: ushin said that the Jews
A. At the age of 20 Sholoca agreement betweep the dia lend
11 duties. aince it is expected leaving
with the Gentile in the street, that
p.
m.
on
Monday,
Dec.
30.
particularly
the
need
for
Intensive
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
R.
Sher-
a majority of the Jews
the first to develop the great Asch had his first story published; workers and the diamond des !era
or
groups thou shalt be beloved abort sad
man of 1538 Lee Place announce copy received
after
that
ho
Germany will be settled in Pales- organ i zation of the younger
lie school system because they at the age of 23 be achieved his
tained
forr
inserti.
into bodies promoting the spiritual esteemed below.
—
.3,.
n■rristres
of
their
daughters.
will
be
re
to prepare themselves for this first success at a playwright when
•_o._.e..
..,1...
is..
tine.
-
C.
Flowers fee all weeaste.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Weksler o f
Normandy Ave. have as their hour
'guests Mr. Weksler's brother, Loui
Weksler of Panhandle, Texas
Miss Bess Grossman of Montreal
' Canada, and their niece an
nephew, Dorothy and Lloyd Coh
das of Marinette, Wis.

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