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MEDLTROIT,If;h1S14RONICLE

January 3, 1936

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Little Women of
Hadassah to Give
Dance on Jan. 25

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Trays, Water Pitchers,

The semi-formal "June In Janu-
ary Dance" to be given by the
Little Women of liadassah will be
held in the Sky Roof of Webster
Hall on Saturday, Jan. 25. The
admission price will Include re-
freshments and dancing to the
music of Mary Kahn and hie
orchestra.
Arrangements were made by
the dance committee, consisting of
Geraldine Bremen, chairman,
Leona Gallow, Helen Leventhal,
Shirley Martin and Ruth Rubiner.
Decorations are being handled
by Helen Leventhal, with the aid
of the girls, and all publicity is
planned by Leona Gallow,•pub-
licity chairman, and Geraldine
Bremen.
Proceeds of the dance will go
toward awarding scholarships to
school children in Palestine.
For further information re-
garding the dance or tickets, call
Geraldine Bremen, Ga. 4581.R,
on Leona Callow, To. 7 - 6096.
At the meeting of the Little
Women of Hadassah on Dec. 29,
at the home of Elaine Cohen,
dance plans were discussed. Fol-
lowing the business meeting, song
selections were rendered by Bes-
sie Shanon, accompanied by Ju-
dith Victor on the piano.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Mann returned
from a visit in Pittsburgh.

Miss Frances F. Segel,a bride of 1
Dec. 25, was honored by friends
and relatives with the folowing en-
Mrs. Milton Kuttnauer of the tertainments and showers; A per-
Wilshire Hotel plans to leave the sonal shower given by Mrs. Louis
early part of next week for a so- E. Jacobson at her home, on Oct.
mourn in California. 16. Covers were laid for 30. A
linen shower given by Mrs. Wil-
Ben Tannenholz is visiting with liam A. Rhodes and Miss Pearl
his family at the Toiler Hotel.
Solovich for 25 guests at the Stat-
ler Hotel, Oct. 19. A personal
Mrs. I. Nurko and daughter, shower given for 24 by Mrs. Jul
Mrs. Maurice Benyas, are visiting ius E. Allen at the Wilshire Apts.
with their family, Mr. and Mrs. I. on Nov. 5. A tea and bridge
given by Mrs. Herbert Leiberman
S. Silk, in New York.
of Rochester Ave.. at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Covers were laid for 12. A bridge
will go to Wheeling, W. Va., and and midnight supper by Mrs. Ed
ward F sher of Concord i Ave., at
Florida, leaving on Jan. 10.
her home. A miscellaneous show
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rosenbaum er given by Mrs. David Shwedell
of Kalamazoo were the guests of on Nov. 26, at Buddy's Restau-
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Lewis over rant. Covers were laid for 40.
A crystal shower given by the
New Year's Day.
Misses Leah Weisberg, Edith Ru-
Amson
C.
Tabor
left
Jan.
1
benstein
and Toba Davidson, at
MISS ETHEL DELIN
for a few days' visit in New the home of Miss Toba David
son,Dec.
21. Dinner was served!
guests.
consin will be the speaker of the York.
to 16
evening.
5Ir. and Mrs. Louis C. Lam-
On Sunday afternoon, Jan. 6,
a luncheon rally will be held at bert will leave Jan. 15 for a
One of the most brilliant of
fairs of the current season took
the Statler Hotel. Miss Ethel cruise,
Delin, co-chairman of the lunch-
place on Saturday evening, Dec
Mrs. Sidney Stone of Wildemere 28, when Miss Geraldine Wagner
eon committee, has worked with
the dramatic group in order to Ave. will leave Sunday for Miami daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Beach,
Fla. to remain until spring. Wagner, entertained with a for
present an interesting program. A
short play is to be presented, "A mal dinner-dance, at her home,
Mrs.
Jacob
Loewenberg of Vir- 2525 W. Boston Blvd. The home
Matter of Husbands," with
M iss I ginia Park was hostess at a tea was
Mamie Shulman and Miss
beautifully decorated for the
Ida Monday,
Ai
Dec. 30, honoring her occasion and the table presented
Milstein taking part. Ben Bern-
stein of Michigan State College daughter, Lillian.
the appearance of a vertiable gar
den of flowers as the 40 invited
will present a number of violin
Airs. Max Krell and daughter, guests gathered around it to par
selections as part of the musical
trus s Max Fisher, left for a months take of an elaborately catered
program. Songs and dances will stay at Miami Beach. dinner. A group of
conclude the meeting.
ta talented
Miss Delin urges all who intend
musicians and entertainers pro-
Dr. J. M. Barris returned
to pledge to the $5 and $10 donor
vided the music for dancing.
after a few days spent in New
-
luncheon to send in their names y„ rk,
as soon as possible. Pledges and
The birthday to
of Morris Birn
baum was celebrated on Saturday
payment of pledges will be Sc-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gates of Dec. 28, at a
cepted at this luncheon rally.
party
given by his
New York City and Palm Beach
wife, Ann, at their home. 1 ne
Inc cultural committee an-
are the house guests of Dr. and
catered dinner was served at 12
nounces another affair in the form
Mrs. Nathaniel Gates.
o'clock to 35 guests. There were
of an Oneg Shabbat to be held at
souvenirs and volunteer enter
the home of Miss Sadie Finkel-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Gilbert tainment.
stein, 1927 Pingree, Jan. 11; at
will take a trip to New York
3 p. m. A discussion of "The
City on Jan. 7,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lesowoder
Ploughwoman," by Rachel Katze-
directors of Camp Nahelu on
nelson, will be presented by Miss
Miss Margot Franklin spent the
Perry
Lake, Ortonville, Mich.
Finkelstein, Miss Janet Olender
New Year week-end in Pittsburgh,
were hosts to 30 campers during
and Miss Helen Kam. The book Pa.
the week-end of Dec. 26. It was
deals with the heroic efforts of
the early pioneer women in Pales- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank of a reunion of the "Supys" group
tine. All members and friends Wildemere Ave. will motor to and the following counsellors:
Misses Irma Simons, Dorothy
are invited. Hollywood,, Fla. on Jan. 10.
Arason, Henrietta Basel and
The membership committee re-
Frances
Cugell. The campers en
ports that a third soiree is to be
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Heaven-
joyed
winter sports, tobaggan
held at the home of Simon Shet- rich entertained at dinner on
log, skating and skiing, and an
ter, 2974 Elmhurst, on Tuesday New Year's Day.
old fashioned sleigh ride. The
evening, Jan. 7. A limited num-
ber of Invitations has been sent
Jack Hollander of New York senior boys were at camp for a
out to paid-up members.
spent the holiday week-end in this reunion during the week-end of
Dec. 29, and the intermediate
All girls interested in joining, city.
groups will be guests for the
the new literary group formed'
by the membership committee are , Mr. and Mrs. A. Greenstone and week-end of Jan. 4.
asked to hand in their names at family of Oakman Blvd. are visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shapiro of
the next meeing. ins in St. Louis.
4874 Cortland Ave. had as their
guest,
for the holidays, Mr. and
Mrs. I. Williams of Pittsburgh
is the gue.st of her brother-in-law Mrs. Joseph Steinger and sons of
St.
Louis,
Mo., and Mrs. Charles
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Shaw
Steinger of Granite City, III.
of Glynn Ct.

Dr. Evelyn Garfiel
to Address Three
Groups of Hadsasah

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blumberg
Dr. Evelyn Gargle! of the Uni- and daughter, Eileen, are on their
versity of Wisconsin will be the way to California, via the Panama
guest speaker at a joint meeting Canal route.
of the Senior Hadassah, the Bus
Busi-
The Misses Ida and Syd Kamin-
nessand Professional Group, and
Junior Iladassah, to take place sky of Johnstown, Pa., visited with
relatives
and friends during the
Wednesday evening, Jan. 8, at
past week and were guests at the
the Fort Shelby Hotel.
Statler
Hotel.
Dr. Garflel, who will discuss
"Palestine in • Changing World,"
Mrs. Meyer Prussian of Muir.
is well known for her interest In
Jewish affairs. She is the wife of land Ave. will leave the early part
of next week for a visit to Miami
Rabbi Max Kadushin of the Bilk!
Beach.
oun ation at the University of
Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Godsal of
On Oneg Shebat affair is to be
held at the home of Mrs. Saul the Park Lane Apartments are
leaving on Jan. 7 for Palm Beach,
Levin, 8931 LaSalle Blvd., on Fla.
Jan. 11. Mrs. Ida B. Colten will
give a review of "Festival at
Julius Isenberg of Kalamazoo
Meson," by Harry Stickler. Mem•
was the house guest of Mr. and
bees and friends are invited.
New
The study group will meet for Airs. R. J. Newman over Ne
Year's Day
he rst time on Tuesday morn
ng, Jan. 21, at 11 o'clock, at the
Miss Barbara Gilbert and Miss
lv
eish
Community Center. A
series of 10 lectures sponsored Betty Welt will leave Jan. 7 to
I
resume
their studies at Vassar
y Leon Fram will comprise the
College.
lass for tae study group. The
egistration fee is $1. All those
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freemont
nterested are asked to get in
t ouch with Mrs. Seymour Frank, spent the past week-end in Cin.
cinnati,
Ohio.
Un. 2-6021.

Membership Drive
of Marshall Lodge e

Solomon Leonard Kasle, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kasle of Atkin
Eon Ave., is spending the mid
winter recess from the Univer
sity of Michigan, at Miami Beach
Fla.

Mrs. F.. Stahl announces the
Bar Mitzvah of her son, Irving, on
Saturday morning, Jan. 4, at the
Allshkan Israel Synagogue, Blaine
and Linwood. Open house Sunday,
Jan. 5, at 1461 Virginia Park, from
3 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Kramer
of Richton Ave. are spending a
week in Chicago.

Miss Laurette DeYoung of Pin.
gree Ave. has returned to her home
after spending the past week as the
guest of Miss Janet Neaman of
Pittsburgh.

The Campus Alumni Club held
its annual New Year's Eve party
at the Barium Hotel. The party
was attended by over 100 couples.
The first meeting for this year will
he held Thursday, Jan. 9, at Web-
ster Hall, at which time officers
for the coming year will be elected.

Corsets

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includes girdles and corsettes for

figures of nearly all types and sizes to

3.95 to 10.95

MISS NATHALIE ASH

Mr. and Mrssalarry B. Ash of
8441 LaSalle Blvd. will be hosts
at a reception on Sunday, Jan.
5, front 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.,
in honor of the engagement of
their daughter, Nathalie, to Har-
vey Bielfleld, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Bielfield of Gladstone Ave.'
No cards.

Camlin's imported step-ins in 15. 16 and 17.inch
widths . . . Camlin's famous 3061 girdle and c or-

. e tte.. also ... 3 s tyles in Madeleine (made by Lily

of France) at 10.95-regularly 15.00 ... 4 girdles

and corsettes by Redfern at 5.00 and 8.50 ... Fam-

ous Charm Girl in various combinations, 3.95, 5.00.

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Louis Marshall Lodge of the
B'nai B'rith is now in the midst
of
■ membership drive, to honor
Vegetable Dishes, etc.
the visit here on Thursday, Jan.
Saul L. Schlesinger, Wayne
23, of Israel B. Pailway. presi- Is,
University graduate in 1934 is
.. J s-. L
Air. and Mrs. Robert J. New- ,
dent of district grand lodge No. 1 11
included
in the list of authors
.
. .
man and their two children are i
6. All initiates of this drive will N. H
contributing to the 1935 edition
be installed In honor of Mr. Pad-
"College
Writers," an anthol-
I I JEWELERS
I ogy by student writers, edited by
way, who will address • joint
-
WOODWARD Ave, AT JOHN •
-
meeting of Louis Marshall and
ick1)
14 P
. lotkin of Akron. O s spent ' Warren Boner. Schlesinger's es-
An amusing akit, "Uplifting jan Dick
say is en
"The
Pisgah Lodges of B'nai B'rith Sadie," will be presented by the the e last week-end in Detroit and
i the Collegeed
ome
!,
ject of his address will be "What for Jewish Children at Denver, Harry G. Brown of Puritan Ave. student Schlesinger was a mem-
l ber of t he Collegian staff. He has
-
a Great Difference a Little Sit- Wednesday, Jan. 15, at 2 oclock,
Makes."
I also written for Spanish and Ger-
Miss Jean Marilyn King
at
the
Detroit
Leland
hotel'
of : man ma
Mr. Padway is prominent in
Mr.
•
He
e is now en
en-
The characters in the play are: Columbus, Ohio, is visiting with ,
civic
civic
and
welfare
affairs
in
his
We lelurthew widen and correct
Mrs. Kalman Z. Sachs*, portray- her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. gaged in child dramatics work in
' Detroit.
'
MI OW" of k h.* dl•onifort
home city of Milwaukee. He Is In
Anne
Persov,
ROSH
Wayne
Ave.
• graduate of Marquette niver. des g "Sadie. the 15-year-old ado- David Xing of Santa
graduate in 1929, is a contributor
c per sloe
Mrs. Irving Schreiber,
first issue of "New Writ-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallenstein of i to
_. the
lie is a director of the "Lady Fitzroy;" Mrs. Harry Gold-
Milwa
es. „ official publication of the
An wort done on the Shoe
sity. ukee Jewish Charities, the
hicago
were
the
New
Year's
,
.!....
berg, " President of the Culture Chicago
ionformer, new to Detroit, but
Ulm In Callan
1
writers'
Guild of Detroit. Miss
Milwaukee Jewish Center and Club; Mrs. Harry Millar, as
need entrunshely In the Esal.
Genuine Minks
Mount Sinai Hospital.
Perim, a former winner of the
from
MIMI TDB WAIT SERVITH
Ile is "Donal, the colored rook," and wees-end guests in Detroit.
825
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornell Aver
the t Hopwood Poetry Award at
president of the Milwaukee Board the "Heads" of the various coin.
lourLBW. ••1111 &&&&& . OM B A 11.115.1.. :Dow
DyN 5, A
Nolloder.
Illatwal
Awn
tour
War
University
of
Michigan,
has
of Jewish Education, a member mittees, played by Mrs. Wayne
ntr
of Temple Beth El and Con re- Smith, Mrs. M. H. Brenner,
a short story, entitled
of Richton
Ave.
have
as their
Morris Mrs.
M. house
guests
their
sister,
Alm. „ contributed
gation B'nai Israel.
Like I \Vas Burned."
B. Riese, and their aunt, Mrs.
nit Greenwald, Mrs.
*263 GRISWOLD .1 lid. Rher
President Padway's visit to De- &fir,
L.
Seligman
of
New
York
City.
nacurw1 end OftenDed by
its Harry CI ark M rs. S am
troit will be a part of his re u• Freedman,
Mrs. Daniel Siegel and children
11.01IIAN•E IIIIOWN WEINSTEIN
Mrs.
Samuel Wei s-
'
tar tour of the B'nai B'rith lodges man, Mrs. Ernest Sachs*.
Jerome S. Silberblatt. son o f o f Webb Ave left for M iami ,
editor American Mathematical
Beac
A h
, Fl a., to . spend the winter.
throughout the district. Ile will
A Silber.
er.
2M2o. nti h9l3y . author; 55 years,
Tea and social discussion will Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A.
be accompanied by Mrs. Padw
Matt of 9350 Wildemere Ave.,
Jan.
aY
follow
the
play,
and
members
are
and Otto G. Felton of Chicag,
Dorothy Reiser of 3214 B ur-
o Invited to bring their f
was home from his studies at Ann
ri
ends.
secretary of the district.
Ave.
JULIUS
HAYS
HESS,
Chicago,
will
Arbor for the winter vacation,lingame
repres ant
)(told DiaappoIntment, Make
professor and
and entertained 30 guests at his W ays e Univers its in the ann ual
head of pediatrics,
Itewaratton• NOD
DONATIONS TO WOMENS'
--
! University of Illinois, college of
tonic Saturday evening, Dec. 28. State Oratorical Contest, to be
YOUR WINTER CRUISE
AUXILIARY OF JEWISH
RI the Aeolian trui•tirwl Bureau
EWI SH
' medicine; author; 60 years, J
held in March at Hillsdale C
I3 Bays - JIM end up
OLD FOLKS' HOME FUND
26, 1936. an.
Maxwell Kush- legs• Dr. Presto n H. Scott, hed
head
Hotel Reser, at Iona In
A number of prominent Amer--
In memory of Marian Atlas, by nir
Mrs4 aPnudebNlor ,".0 olo., who came of the university division of
ISAAC L. KANDEL, New York,
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FLORIDA-CALIFORNIA
' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blumberg,
will celebrate their fif- , N. Y., professor, Teachers Col.
b nd the nuptial, ; speech, has announced. In the
to fisD
, e% t.r iv o i a t nto spa etrte
At a meeting of the Junior ; 2408 Calvert.
r.r
kite
or subsequent quinquennial lege, Columbia University; editor
se!. i ' Beth
can Jews
Anywhere Consult
Jewish National Fund held at the , Donation by Co-Ed Club, Esther N of their son, Mi l ton Irwin, and recent campus contest Miss Reio
er, are sojourn- received first position in the audi•1 anniversary of birth during Jan- Yearbooks of the International
home of Jeannette Hoffman Pohl Hutton, 2653 Webb.
Institute; 55 years,
ing at the Wilsh ire. They are ence ballotti ng, although M
on Thursday, Dec. 26, further
vary. 1936, and the Jewish Statis.
Jan. 22, 1938.
Donation by Clan Dobis, 2610
latives.
Mr. and Mary Louie Schack was name d
WorW wide Travel Bureau. Ine
plans were made to hold a Char.0 ; 'Burlingame.
IRVING LEHMAN, New York,
Lein of Chicago as the final winner by the jud ges. tical Bureau publishes below a se- N. Y., judge,
UM Wad. Dltd.
weed. 33M-ssto kah party on Dec. 28, at the home
Donation by Mrs. Rudolph J. M
Court
of Appeals of
-_.
leered
list
of
these.
The
persons
afltr.thBeariLn3r
gBullSts
.,Nort
e Mrs. Harry G.
of Morris Stern.
Marts in memory of Dear Moth- Brown of Puritan Ave. and Mr.
Sol Blumrosen and his mothi " i included have distinguished them- State of New York; president.
Jewish Welfare Board; 60
Three new members, Misses' er, Mrs. Fannie Miller.
Plants Tree in Palestine to
art.
science,
years,
in memory of Nathan and Mrs. Louis Tepper of Elm- Mrs. Barney Blumrosen of Lane. selves in the fields of
Bessie Sachs, Goldie Weinstein B'rith,
Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, B'nai hunt Ave. Befor e returning to epee , Ave.. returned on New indusfry, political and economic jan.
Honor Birthday of
,
015
er :
28;A IR D
936 L
and Sam Yegado joined the or
HOWARD
ILIENTHAL, New
ear s Day from an extend ed,
ed life. or communal service. The
their home they w ill spend a week
Mrs. H. Meyers
ga nization.
York, N. Y., surgeon; author;
*I Metz
motor trip through the South • nd list is published solely for its
former professor Cornell Univer-
The Junior Jewish National
L'Etude D'Artea, in memory of in Chicago.
' East .
communal and educational values,
To honor the birthday of Mrs .11-und's sixth annual dance will Viola Levy Bock, • charter mem- Mr. and Mrs. M orris Meyers of 1
sity; iwarded D. S. M.; forme
i
and
it
r
is not claimed that the list
IL Meyers, Mina Sally kabaker o El be held on Jan. 12 in the Statler ber•
president American Society of
1 Emerson Ave. we re hosts to a' The Misses Babe Goldberg and ' is comnleti.
Thoracic Surgery; 75
Edison Ave. planted a
_.....,_..._
Hotel grand ballroom. featuring,
years, Jas.
surprise party given in honor of Kate Tower were guests at t he I NATHAN COURT; Norman,
estise through the Jewish
National
tree
in Pal-) Mike Falk and his orchestra.;
Flowers for all ...cashes. -1 their 25th weddi ng anniversary. Stevens Hotel in Chicago over Okla., professor of mathematics,
Fond.
EDGAR B. STERN. New O r.'
There will be a waltz contest.
I Deater•Joy Florist, 1nalid 6061.1 Sixty guests attended.
the New Year's week-end.
University of Oklahoma; associate ' 9, :an 19 s.36 l.a
. ., cotton merchant; chair.'

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Convenient Terms

nniversaries of
Prominent Jews in
Month of January

Jr. J. N. F. Annual
Dance on Jan. 12

Rhea E. Cashman

46.

man board of trustees, Dillard
University; former president New
Orleans Association of Com-
merce; 50 years, Jan. 23, 1936.

B. CHARNEY VLADECK, New
York, N. Y., general manaostr
Jewish Daily Forward; editor;
president, Peoples ORT Federa-
tion; chairman Jewish Labor Com-
mittee; 50 years, Jan.
13, 1936.
FELIX M. WARBURG, New
York, N.
Y., banker; chairman
board of trustees New York Fed-
eration for Support of
Jewish
Philanthropic Soriey; honorary
chairman Joint Diotributioh Com-
mittee; president
New York Foun-
dation;
president Institute of
Musical Art; 65 years,
Jan. 14,
1936.

EUGENE WARNER, Buffalo,
N. Y., lawyer; president Jewish
Federation for Social Service;
president Council of Social API,'
ei
t f r
rrer National Federa•
ja 07Welfare Funds; 60
years
11• , 1936