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Dorothy Fuldheim
to Speak Tuesday
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Dorothy Fuldheim, lecturer and
foreign correspondent, will be the
guest speaker at a joint meeting
of the Council of Jewish Women
adn the League of Jewish Wo-
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YOU WAIT SERVICE
The bazaar sponsored by Purity
Chapter No. 359, 0, E. S., will
be held at the Phalanx Club,
John It and Erskine Sts., on Sat-
Beauty Salon
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urday, Feb. 29, and Sunday,
March 1.
The committees in charge are
sparing no efforts to make this
an outstanding affair and many
novel features will be introduced.
Mrs. Anne Paul and Mrs. Rae
Goldberg are chairmen of games.
while Mrs. Ida Schultz is chair-
man of the committee for the
dinner to be served on Sunday,
March 1, from 5 to 7 p. in. For
dinner reservations call Mrs. Mil-
dred Gross, Townsend 8.4255. As
reservations are limited, prompt-
ness in making them is urged.
Mrs. Lillian Klein of the serv-
ice group is in charge of radio
announcements.
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Healy to Address
Temple Y. P. T. C.
Using an actual case as the
basis of his discussion, Judge D.
J. Healy of the Juvenile Court
(A. 11193
1631—Ifth al Philadelphia
will conduct a forum on "Juve-
nile Delinquency" at the next meet-
ing of the Discussion Group of
the Young People's Temple Club
on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 16, at
3:30 o'clock, at Temple Beth El.
Judge Healy plans to give his
At the service. irria.y osenIns. ,ran.
:I, • quartet from th• choir of Temple audience an opportunity to experi-
n.th El presented themusical Portion
the
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the
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with social theory by asking
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boa ciao those present to give their solu-
Dr. A N. Frogman.
were
asaiseemein. Raul Ramat, Mn.Edith ..
lions
for cases after he has pre-
Paula and the accompanist. Um Saul
marsoll. Rabbi n
• h... for hi. .r- rented them. Following a consid-
lo. oho •ppropriare title, "The (Orin eration of the suggestions given
and Development of the Moor. of the
he will explain how the Juvenile
tire•gegue.•
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N .,„,.„ no , hoer kr, Court actually handled the case
Mr•. and .,.„
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ahort Osten in Milwaukee. Bt. hauls
The meet ing is opened to all
•nd New orlearta, and on Feh 1t will who are interested in the program.
wall on the R. R. Luella* for the
Koffman's Drug Store
tontine Notre
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Ala Lapides has returned from a the
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by his fr
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Israel :abide. of Warsaw, N. Y
Mayer of Albany the house
Um. If
Raul Dirnkr•nt. 1
angst pf lir. and Mrs
Yr. and Ura Saline Grodrin and
children
will make their future home
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ntiac.having recently mated hero
Toledo, Ohio.
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from
Mr. and 114ra Sam itenmn are
tng congratulation. upon the birth of •
ma ea Feb 3.
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wa. horn to Ur. and
('S res. L • son
of Iselawar• Road, for•
Mr. IL Iowan.
molly of
Ulm. Adelaide Dere., of Clereland
returned to her hors after • short vial
with her brother and •eterdn-law, Rab-
ii<rli•f
b: and Yea Elmer
Irving Steinman ro•
we and Mrs
after • abort trip to Et.
torsed home
Loots. lea
The Tem.'. Inoteebond held t •
entattnIg miming Yob. 4. Premded
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steethtf, OM members treat to tbe lute.
for • tour of In-
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March Frolic of
Zedakah Juniors
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mandell
Davidson wish to thanks their
many friends for the condolences
extended them during their be-
reavement.
uerkly for 10 weeks. No
and
down interest.
No c b a r g e for alterations.
$1.80
FRANK &SEDER
WOODWARD, .11FTWEE.11 1.11 tND
and Janet Olender, 8741 LaSalle
OF JUNIOR HADASSAH Blvd. Everyone is invited.
Will Be Held in Toledo on Feb.
29 and March 1
This year's regional conference
of Junior Iladassah will be held
in Toledo, Ohio, on Feb. 29
and March 1. Representatives of
units in Michigan, Kentucky,
Ohio and W. Virginia will con-
vene.
The convention is to take place
in the Commodore Perry Hotel.
An Oneg Shabat tea will be given
Saturday afternoon. Dinner and
round-table discussion will con-
clude the program. The confer-
ence will be officially opened Sun-
day morning. A pageant will be
presented by the Toledo chapter
in the afternoon. A banquet fol-
lowed by a dance will close the
convention Sunday evening.
All members who are interest-
ed are invited to attend the con-
vention. Miss Sophie B. Schwartz,
president, asks that anyone plan-
ning to go should call her imme-
diately at Euclid 8292-W.
On Friday evening, Feb. 14, a
greeting of the Sabbath—Kabba-
lat Shabbat—will be held at the
home of Miss Schwartz, 1947
Gladstone. Heretofore, Oneg
Shabat teas were sponsored by
the cultural committee, but due
to the fact that many girls found
it difficult to attend the Satur-
day afternoon affairs, the ob-
servance was changed to Friday
night. Tales of early pioneer
settlement in Palestine will be
presented by Sadie Finkelstein,
Janet Olender and Helen Kass.
These selections will be taken
from "The Plough Woman" by
Rebecca Katzenelson.
The next birthday party of the
Happy Day Fund will be held on
Sunday, Feb. 9, at the home of
Junior liadassah is co-operat-
ing with the Jewish National
Fund Council in the celebration
of Arbor Day, Chamisho Osor
b'Shvat. The affair will take place
Feb. 8, Saturday evening, in the
social hall of Congregation B'nai
Moshe. All members and friends
are invited.
Any member interested in
forming a bridge club is asked
to get in touch with Miss Eleanor
Silk, Townsend 6.5543.
National Council of Jewish
Juniors to Meet on
Sunday
The next regular meeting of
the Council Juniors will be held
on Feb. 9, at 3 o'clock, in the
Council House, 891 Rowena. The
program willopen with a prayer
by Dorothy Rosenthal, who is in
charge of religious activities.
Airs. Sarah Selmin of the Com-
munity Center will address the
group. Rachel Berman of the
study group will review A. J.
Cronin's "The Stars Look Down."
The radio news commentator,
Billy Repaid, will speak.
A board meeting will precede
the regular meeting at 1:45 p. m.
The organization meets regu-
larly the second Sunday after-
noon of every month and new
members are invited.
Alep r ICLIFFORD
Beth El Father
and Son Dinner
Annual Banquet to Be Held Wed-
nesday Evening, Feb. 26
The annual Temple Beth El
Father and Son banquet will ho'
held in the social hall of Temple
Beth El, Wednesday evening, Feb.
26. The party will be filled with
as much food, fun and fellowship
as is possible in a three and one-
half hour program. The dinner
will begin at 6 sharp. A catered
chicken dinner will be served.
Part of the program will be
conducted by Sergeant Blowes of
New York, who will conduct the
amateur show. Men or boys wish-
ing to participate in this show may
apply for an audition by calling
Saul H. Rose at Cherry 8880 or
evenings at Euclid 0222.
Other entertainment, including
magicians, marionette and movies
are being planned.
Sholem Aleichem Folks In-
stitute Arranges Chil-
dren's Concert
The Sholem Aleichem Folks In-
stLtute will present a children's
concert, which will take place on
Friday evening, Feb. 14, at Cen-
tral High School.
Under the direction of M. Harr,
director, the children of the
school will enact a four-act play
entitled "The Strike." There will
also be otheer numbers consisting
of singing and dancing.
This play is the sixth in a series
of concerts under the direction
of Si. Harr. The Detroit public
is invited to attend.
PORNELLAS CLUB
A bridge tea will be given by
Club Pornellas at the home of
Ethel Burnstein, 2502 \V. Grand
Ave., Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 8
p. m.
The chairman of the
bridge is Alice Lester. Informa-
tion may be obtained by calling
Flowers for all occasions —
Northlawn 7741 any evening af-
Dexter-Joy Florist, Euclid 6082,
ter 7 o'clock.
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YOUR WINTER CRUISE
FE71 150
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Air. and Airs. J. B. Nieman of
Myron Hauser and Max Bruns-
wick, both students of the Uni- McLean Ave. will leave the early
part
of the week for a six weeks'
versity of Chicago, spent the past
week-end with Dr. and Mrs. H. H. sojourn in the South.
Metz.
William Blumenthal of New
Dr. Josef Hofmann was an York spent a few days in Detroit
after-concert guest of Dr. and Sirs. during the past week.
Nathan Schluter and Mrs. S. S.
Sir. and Mrs. Carl S. Schiller of
Schwarz of LaSalle Blvd., follow.
ing his appearance at Masonic 3267 Calvert Ave., will he at home
Sunday
afternoon and evening,
Auditorium last Monday evening.
They have spent parts of several Feb. 16, in honor of Mrs. Schille•'s
brother
and
sister-in-law, Mr. and
summers together as guests at
Camp Wigwam in Alaine where Airs. Robert A. Krause (Maids
Stone),
whose
marriage took place
Dr. Hofmann's son, Anton, is a
Jan. 28.
camper.
Sir. and Airs. Samuel G. Key-
Airs. David ,,Levy returned from
well and daughter, Shirley, of
a few days spent in Pittsburgh.
Parkside Ave. left for a two weeks'
Sanitiel Glogower returned from sojourn in Miami Beach, Fla.
a business trip to New Brunswick,
Seymour Blumenthal of 1994
Conn.
Taylor Ave. will leave Sunday eve-
ning,
Feb. 9, for an extended stay
Dr. and Mrs. George Waldbott
will leave this week-end for a in Marshall, Texas.
Specializing in
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all forms of Beauty Culture
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Detwean Tuxedo wed Webb
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At the last meeting of the Ze-
dakah Juniors plans were discussed
for the March frolic to be held a t
the Statler Hotel on March 29 with
Mary Kahn supplying the music.
The following committees have
been appointed: Contact, Esther
Kramer, Ruth Targum, Dorothy
Rosen, Isabel Lansky and Char-
lotte Finkel. Airs. Kovan and Til-
lie Munch are in charge of tickets.
The names of the patrons, patron.
esses and hostesses will be publish.
ed soon.
The birthday party of Zedakah
Juniors will be for members only
In the form of a theater party.
Among other activities, the club
is planning a semi-formal leap
year progressive dinner to be held
on Feb. 29.
All members are urged to attend
the meeting of Feb. 9.
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Miss Helen Komer left on a
Airs. William A. Fellner of
Woodingham Drive left for Miami, cruise to the Carribean sea and
will be gone two months.
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FEB. 29, MARCH 1
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Moe Prince, chairman of the
committee on arrangements, re-
ports that a record attendance is
expected at the Father and son
dinner of the Men's Club of
Shaarey Zedek on Wednesday eve-
ning, Feb. 12. Only the first 400
who make their reservations will
be admitted.
The program at this dinner will
include, in addition to the catered
chicken dinner, many acts, aero-
batics, a magician, and the favor-
ite children's pictures. There will
also be several surprises.
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For Air—stall—Due—boat Tickets
Anywhere Commit
2-pts. Suits
Air. and Sirs. Max Rosenbaum
of Calvert Ave. entertained 80
guests at the Oriole Terrace, Sun-
day, Jan. 19, in honor of their
20th wedding anniversary. Their
son, Herbert, a :sophomore, at the
Airs. Day Krolik gave a luncheon University of Michigan, came
on Thursday, Jan. 30, in honor of home for this occasion.
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Lillien-
Airs. Harry N. Grossman of Al-
field of Chicago.
den Park Manor was hostess to
40
women at a luncheon and card
S. T. Gilbert left Saturday, Feb.
party at the Lee Crest, given in
1, for Palm Beach, Fla.
honor of Airs. J. G. Solomon who
Mrs. Mortimer Meyer gave a tea left to spend the season at Miami
at her home on Suffolk Drive, Sat- Beach, Fla., and Havana, Cuba.
urday afternoon, Feb. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weinstein and
Sir. and Sirs. J. L. Freud of the daughter, Eileen, of Chicago Blvd.
Park Lane Apt. will leave far are leaving Saturday for Miami
Beach.
California, Feb. 11.
Air. and Airs. Harry S. Grant
of Chicago Blvd. left for Holly-
wood, Fla., where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
Owned .11D1wr.te d by
FLORENCE B. WEINSTEIN
13 Days — $105 and up .
Hotel IleaenatIon. In
Smartleigh
Shaarey Zedek's
Father and Son
Event Wednesday
Shu-Eez
Comfort Shop
I Halteof 03....t.t.
Kirschbaum
men's Organizations on Tuesday,
Feb. 11, at Temple Beth El.
. Miss Fuldheim, who has just
returned front one of her many
European visist with a vast fund
of information on recent develop -
ments in European politics, has
chosen as the subject of her dis -
cussion, "European Merry-Go
Goodrich of Cleveland
Mrs.
I. Lewis Zuieback of 2175 Pin- Round." A complimentary des-
is the house guest of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Sirs. Wil- gree Ave., left for a month's stay sert luncheon at 12:30 will pre -
at Miami Beach, Fla. Enroute he cede the lecture.
liam Fleischman.
will stop in Washington for a few
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Miss Rosalind White of Cincin- days.
nati is visiting friends in Detroit.
Miss Mildred Fink and Miss
Airs. Adolph Sloman and daugh- Dorothy Friedman returned from
Miami
Beach with Mr. and Mrs.
ter, Mrs. Irving Hirschman, vis-
REGIONAL CONFERENCE
ited in Cleveland during the past Herman Holinstat,
week.
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AND
The Music Study Club of Detroit
held its first program meeting of
the month on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at
2:30 p. m., at the Y.W.C.A. Max-
millian Heitman and Samuel Jacob.
son rendered a violin duet, with
Mrs. Edna Van Noorden of Esther Cohn accompanying. Their
Webb Ave. was hostess at a tea numbers were Stoessel's Suite An
tique and Handel s Sonata. Mrs.
Wednesday, Feb. 5.
Emma LazaretT-Schaver, vocalist,
Miss Helen Vera I'rentis., who is sang three lullabies and a Hebrew
a student at the University of march which she brought back with
Wisconsin, visited with her par- her front Palestine. Mrs. Harry
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Prentis, Platt, pianist, rendered DeBussey'a
during the past week. Arabesque and Brahm's Rhapsody.
Mrs. Jack Aging was chairman of
Mr. and Airs. Herbert II. War. the day.
ner of the Wilshire Hotel were
hosts to a large number of guests
Willard 'Zamsky is visiting his
at a beautifully appointed dinner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zamsky
party on Wednesday evening, Jan. formerly of Detroit, in Cleveland,
29. This was the first of a series of Ohio, over the week-end.
dinner parties to be given by Mr.
and Mrs. Warner during the month
A bridal shower was given in
of February.
honor of the bride-elect of March
8, Miss Sylvia Rainer, at the Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman shire Hotel, on Feb. 4. Tables were
left Wednesday for Pittsburgh to set for 140 guests. hostesses were
visit their children, Mr. and Airs. Mrs. Ann Korduner and Mrs. C.
Eugene Arnfeld.
Layne.
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Miss Clarke Freud, who is mak-
ing her home in Chicago, spent a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Freud of the Park Lane
Apts.
Other Garments Neva-
Wet Processed at Proportion-
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ally Low Prices. Primes Include
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February 7, 1936
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Mrs. Rubin Laver of Philadel-
Victor Weil was host to a stag phia, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. David
Moskovitz
of Toronto, Ont., who
party on Thursday night, Jan. 30.
came here to attend the funeral
of
Airs.
Dina
Rycus, are guests of
Mr. and Sirs. John C. Hopp re-
Mr. and Airs. Abe Max of Law-1
turned from a visit in Cuba.
rence Ave.
Miss Marie Newman is spending
The board of directors of the
a few days in Chicago.
Neugarten Sunshine Club, met on
Monday,
Feb. 3, at the home of
Hrs. Herbert Meyer of Longfel-
the president, Mrs. Emil Eckhouse,
low Ave. was hostess at a luncheon
on Collingwood Ave. Airs. Samuel
party Tuesday, Feb. 4.
Blacher, chairman of the board,
Dr. Bernard Aialbin will leave presided.
Feb. 10 for Hollywood, Fla.
Op Thursday, Feb. 6, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Enggass entertained
a group of friends at dinner.
Air. and Airs. Louis Fisken left
to spent the winter in California.
Air. and Mrs. John A. Heaven-
rich and Sir. and Airs. Howard
Kaichen will entertain jointly at
dinner Sunday night, Feb. 9.
Election of officers for 1936-
1937 of the Phi So Lite Sorority
was held at the Jewish Community
Center on Jan. 29. The following
were elected: Mildred Ilassol
Tenenbaum, president; Rae Fogel
Klempner, vice president; Esther
Silverstein, treasurer; Alva E. Ron,
secretary. Installation of new of-
ficers was held at the home of
Ilene Goldberg, 2662 Fullerton, on
Wednesday, Feb. 5.
The Misses Dorothy and Betty
Miss Theodora Aronstam, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Noah E. Aron- Bronstein of Hazelwood Ave. are
spending the week-end in Cleve-
stem, left for Europe where she
land, Ohio.
will sojourn for one year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Traurig an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Moe, on Saturday, Feb. 15, at
where
will
meet
and them
Mrs. Congregation Beth Tephila Ema-
Walter they
Leib,
who
will r. join
nuel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson.
on a trip to Honolulu.
Open house at 2476 Blaine Ave.,
on Sunday, Feb. 16. from 2 to 6
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus are
to 10 p. tn. No cards.
leaving for New York Monday, and 7
from which point they will sail for
Kappa Delta Tau Sorority is
Vera Cruz and Mexico City.
planning a tea on Feb. 22 at the
home of Miss Phyliss Greenblatt of
Mr. and Airs. Raymond Aioers of
Edison Ave. are vacationing at Calvert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman
will leave Monday for Los Angeles,
Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Samuels
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Grant of of Calvert Ave. will spend the
balance of the winter at Hotel
Chicago Blvd. left for a sojourn
Netherland, Miami Beach, Fla.
at Miami Beach.
Rabbi Sperka to Speak on
Mrs. Louis Morris of Calvert
Sidney Stone and daughter, Na-
Ger-
"The Germs
omi, left for Miami Beach to visit Ave. left last week for California
many" on Feb. 14
with Mrs. Stone who has been for the remainder of the winter.
a
"The Germs of Germany" is the there for several weeks.
Dal Segnos club installed officers
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title of the discourse to be deliv-
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum on Jan. 24 at a party in the home
ered by Rabbi Joshua Sperka at
of the former president, Norma
of Boston Blvd., spent a few days
the Friday night gathering on
at the Waldorf, New York, before Greenblatt.
Feb. 14 at Congregation B'nai leaving on Feb. 7, for a West
David, Elmhurst at Fourteenth
Little Shirley Rubin. daughter of
Sts. On Friday, Feb. 7, Rabbi Indies cruise.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Rubin of
Sperka ',poke on "The Immediate
On their arrival home from a Owen Ave., entertained • group of
Problem , of the Jewish National
cruise to Havana, Mr. and Airs. her friends at a miniature show
Fund."
Abe A. Schmier, entertained 125 on Monday.
guests at a cocktail party, on Sun-
PERFECTION LODGE
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Nathan
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. day. Feb. 2, at their home on Fair- and family, formerly of Seward
& A. M., sell hold • special com- field Ave.
Ave., Detroit, are now residing in
munication on Wednesday eve-
Airs. .1. G. Solomon of the Bel- Flint, Mich.
ning. Feb. 12, at 7:30 o'clock. E .
crest left for Miami Beach, Fla.,
A. Degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen (Es-
to spend the rest of the win-
By order of
titer Rosenberg) are spending the
ter aa a guest of the Fleetwood
AARON A. SILBERBLATT,
winter months in Miami, Fla.
Worshipful Master . Hotel.
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