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You'll warble all spring over these once-

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Dresses to fill the bill for each and every

occasion—all sale-priced

. Perky hats

with veil or flower trims for your new

spring suits or frocks . • .. The lingerie

specials will make you coo with delight.

Yes, you'll do plenty of crowing if you

come early!

Attention — Amateur Entertainers!

Singers — Dancers — Crooners — Jugglers, etc.

Here's Your Chance!

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Engagements

The Detroit section of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Juniors,
Mr. and Mr's. Al Weisman of 2241 Taylor Ave. announce th auxiliary to the National Council
engagement of their daughter, Sybil, to Burton Marks, son of Mrs. of Jewish Women, having com-
Joseph M. Marks of the Be/crest. Mr. and Mrs. Weisman will hono pleted its first year of existence,
their daughter and her fiance at a reception on Sunday afternoon is giving a formal Leap Year
and evening, March 22. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Dinner of 11541 Brush St. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Robert Fox of Toronto,
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Yackness of Sturtevant Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Bertha, to Dr. David AL Marcus. son
of S. Marcus of Leicester Ct.

MRS. ANTHONY DEUTSCH

held on Saturday evening, March
14, at the B'nai Moshe, Dexter
and Lawrence, proceeds to go
for the Mo'os Chitim fund to sup-
ply Passover necessities for the
needy families.
Airs. Anthony Deutsch assist!
Mrs. J. 11. I'olozker, chairman,
of the arrangements committee,
in planning for this party.

HADASSAH TO STAGE
PURIM PLAY MARCH 15

On Sunday. afternoon, March 16,
members of Senior Iladassah, the
business and professional group,
and Junior Hadassah will meet
jointly at the Stetter Hotel. The
main feature of the afternoon's
program will be a burlesque of the
Purim story by the presentation
of a highly amusing operetta. The
words of the operetta have been
set to the tunes of the famous
Gilbert Sullivan productions, the
"Mikado" and "Pinafore".
The cast includes members of
both the Senior and Junior units.
intensive rehearsals are still be-
ing held.
Members of Senior Hadassah
are urged to bring their daugh-
ters to this meeting, while mem-
bers of Junior Hadassah are asked
to bring their mothers and sisters.
Simon Shetzer, prominent in
Zionist circles, will speak.
Another in the series of Pales-
tinian nights will be held at the
home of Pauline Barahal, 2496
Blaine Ave., Wednesday evening,
March 18. An interesting program
is planned. Those who have not as
yet attended these occasions are
urged to come and spend an eve-
ning filled with the refreshing
spirit of the pioneer in Palestine.
March 22 will see another birth-
day party sponsored by the Hap-
py Day Fund. This gathering will
take place at the home of Sophie
Blanche Schwartz, 1947 Gladstone.
Members and friends are invited.

Radomer to Celebrate Purim

The Radomer Friendly Society
will celebrate Purim at 8545 12th
St., at 7 p. m., Sunday. Louis
Greenhlat, singer; Almo Phillips,
lyric soprano of Halevy Singing
Society; Zussman Caplan, violin-
ist; Fannie Better, singer; Jack
Rosenberg, in recitations; Louis
Rosenberg, Shirley Rubin, and
Joshua Joyrich will render the
program appropriate for Purim.
H. Guns is chairman of the ar-
rangements committee.

Flowers for all occasions —
DeatorJoy Florist, Euclid 6082.

March 15—Miss Etta Escrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Escrow of 2901 Pasadena Ave., to Maurice J. Pastor, son of Mr. and
Airs. Kalman Pastor of 9535 McQuade Ave., at the Fort Wayne Hotel
Rabbi Leon Fram will officiate.
March 15—Miss Helen Rose Myers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Myers of W. Boston Blvd., to Dr. Leonard Berk of Montreal,
Canada, at the home of the bride. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will
officiate.
March 15—Miss Florence Rae Berkovitz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris II. Berkovitz of 3250 Burlingame Ave., to Louis AL
Woronow, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Woronow of 530 Owen Ave. Recep-
tion at 8 p.•m. No cards.
March 15—Miss Esther Temchin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Temehin of 2447 Blaine Ave., to Milton Sterns, son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. Gamburg of 15568 Inverness Ave., at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
March 15—Miss Jeanette -Pereira, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan . A. Pereira of Grand Ave., to Morey Leasem.

The Intermediate Council of the
Jewish Community Center is spon-
soring a Purim pageant and mas-
querade which will be held at the
Center on Saturday evening, March
7, at 7:30.
The pageant, which will include
both modern and ancient scenes,
was written by Herman Raznick,
club sponsor and active worker
with the intermediate division.
In addition to the pageant and
masquerade a contest will be held
to determine the most typically
Jewish girl in the intermediate
division.

Junior Congretation of B'nai
Moshe

Sabbath, March 7, speaker, Har-
old Gross, son of Max Gross of
McQuade Ave; Maftir, Albert
Goldman, son of Ben F. Goldman;
Chazon, Eugene Kornfield, son of
Joseph Kornfield.
Sabbath, March 14, speaker, Sid-
new Berg, son of Sigmund Berg;
Maftir, Richard Miller, son of Wil-
liam I. Miller; Chazon, Marvin
Adler, son of John Adler.
The meetings of the Junior Con-
gregation are held every other
Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld has a clas s
in coaching this group in conduct-
ing th eservices. All who are in-
terested are urged to attend the
services.
The Junior Congregation will
participate in the reading of the
M'gillah at 7 p. m., Saturday,
March 7.

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WEDDING GIFTS AT
SPECIAL PRICES.
LAMPS-PERFUME
BOTTLES • TRAYS

Among those who entertained
for Miss Rae Levitt before her
marriage on March 1, were: Mrs.
William Kadushin, at her home on
Fullerton Ave., with a kitchen
shower and bridge. A midnight
supper was served to 35 guests.
Airs. Sam Green entertained with
a linen shower and bridge at the
Wilshire for 45 guests. The Misses
Rose Saperstein, Yetta Teach and
Lottie Sloto entertained the bride
with a bridge and personal shower
for 35 guests.

Members of Iladassah at Miami
Beach, Ma., had an Oneg Shebat
at the home of Mrs. Paul Shentoff,
1409 Lincoln road, Aiiami Beach.
Airs. David DeSola Pool of the
national board of Iladassah spoke
on "Youth Aliyah." Mrs. John
Rissman of Chicago, one of the
organizers of Oneg Shabbattim,
presented current events. Mrs.
Schmarya Kleiman of Detroit was
in charge of arrangements.

Mr. and Mrs. II. Cohen of
Rochester, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs.
B. Baum of Philadelphia, Mr. and
Airs. W. Hoffman and son, Ber-
nard, and Jack Rabinowitz and
daughter, Ina, of Flint, attended
the wedding of Miss Cora Robbins
on March 1.

Mervin N. Levey, formerly of
the Belcrest, has taken an apart-
ment at Hotel Fort Shelby. Mr.
Levey moved to Detroit from To-
ledo eight months ago.

Mrs. Jose Winsen of Glynn
Ct. was hostess at a luncheon on
S a t u r d a y, honoring her sister
from Ilartford, Conn.

Samuel Gendil returned from
a sojourn at -Miami Beach, Fla.,
to assist Mrs. Gendil in the prep-
arations for the celebration of
their silver wedding anniversary
to be given at the Statler Hotel
on March 29.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Gordon of
Cortland Ave. entertained 16
guests on Saturday, Feb. 29, with
a bridge luncheon at the Wilshire,
in honor of their daughter, De-
vora's, 16th birthday.

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YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS
are cordially invited to attend the

Annual Charity Dance

Given by the

INDEPENDENT DETROIT LODGE

Book Cadillac

Sunday Evening
March 8

Italian Gardens

SCINTILLATING MUSIC BY

DAVE DIAMOND and His Della Robbie Orchestra

TICKETS 50c

You Are Invited to Attend the

GEWERKSCHAFTEN BANQUET

To Be Held in Honor of the

Palestine Labor Delegation

Sunday Evening, March 15

PHILADELPHIA-BYRON CENTER

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editor of the Palestine Ilebrew Labor Daily "tiavar"
WILL BE THE GUEST SPEAKER

AN INTERESTING MUSICAL PROGRAM

Has Also Been Arranged

Solos by CANTOR SONENKLAR

TARIFF: ;1 PER PLATE

For Reservations Call GArfield 9460

Mrs. Harris R. Avison will
be guest soloist on Altman's Jew-
ish hour on Station WAIBC, from
12 to 1 p. m. on Sunday.

Jacob N. Joslove of Rochester
Ave. left Friday for Montreal,
Canada, where he will spend the,
week-end with his family.

Mrs. Sarah Rabinowitz of Chi-
GROSSBERG--R OBB1NS
cago arrived to attend the wed-
Miss Cora E. Robbins, daughter
of Air. and Mrs. R. B. Robbins, be- ing of her granddaughter, Sites
came the bride of David Grosberg, Cora Robbins, which took place
son of Sir. and Mrs. Max Gros- on March 1, and will make her
berg. at a ceremony solemnized by home in Detroit.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman at the Wil-
Miss Dora Miller of the Whit-
shire Hotel at 8 o'clock on Sun-
tier has returned from a tour
day. March 1.
of
England and France.
The bride was lovely in a gown
of ivory satin very simple in de-
The Spanish-Jewish Community
sign. From the
atiara
tulle
extended
full her
length
of veil
her will hold • m card party on Sunday
.strc ..h. 15, at_ Congregs:
train. She carried an exquisite e un
tins B r 'nai
nal masne. V a ier ant
bouquet of bridal roses .
Dr. Morris Selman assisted the Lawrence. The public is invited.
groom as best man. Ruth Stone was
Mr and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brio
maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were Ann Grosberg and Lillian of Calvert Ave. have returned to
Grosberg, sisters of the groom, the city after spending the win-
Gertrude Weinberg, Sylvia N'einiter at Miami. Fort Lauderdale,
berg and Charlotte Horvitz. The and Tampa, Fla.
usher. were Manuel Grosberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kruger
Sfax Shrutt, Seymour Alpert, Sam
of Gladstone Ave. announced the
Feldman and Sol Friedman.
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daughter.
gn of
Dinner was served to the imme- engagement
diate family at 5 o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed at 8 o'clock, Mack Ave., in the presence of
ms et d aia r tecaf f
followed by a reception for 125 the immediate
Cafe, jo in
u Sunday,
a t tb e
guests.
The out-of-town guests were the March 1.
bride's grandmother. Mrs, 1. Roh-
The annual dinner-dance of
1 bins of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Baum et Philadelphia, Mr. the Neugarten Sunshine Club is
and Mrs. H. P. Cohen of Roches- to be held on Sunday, March 8,
ter, N. Y., Jack Rahinovitch and at 7 p. in., at the Oriole Terrace.
daughter. Ina, of Flint, Mich., For reservations, call Ilia Edna
Mrs. William Hoffman and son. Steiner, chairman, Longfellow,
4590, or Mrs. James Sehor, co-
Bernard, of Flint, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. David Grosberg chairman. Townsend 7.1499. Pro-
will be at home after March 15 ceeds will be used for the matzo
fond.
at 2911 Monterey.

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SLUTZKY—LEVITT

After a high noon wedding Sun-
day, dinner for the immediate fam-
ily and close friends and reception
in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Mac
R. Fisher left for Miami Beach,
Fla. Rabbi A. M. Hershman of
Shaarey Zedek officiated.
Miss Nora Scott was maid-of-
honor and Misses Beatrice Rosen-
feld and Edith Selnick were brides-
maids. Manny Kless of Cleveland
assisted the groom as best man.
while Sydney II. Silverman and
Emanuel II. Silverman were
ushers.
The bride wore a white satin
gown and carried a colonial boquet
while the bride's mother, groom's
mother and bridesmaids wore cor-
sages of orchids, gardenias and
rose, . The residence of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sil-
verman, was decorated with palms,
ferns and roses.
After their return from Miami,
where they are guests at the Fleet-
wool Hotel, the couple will tem-
porarily reside in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.

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marriages

The marriage of Miss Rae
Levitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Levitt, and Robert Slutzky,
eon of Mrs. Rachel Slutzky, took
place Sunday, March 1, at 6 o'clock
at Congregation B'nai David, Rab-
bi J. S. Sperka officiating.
The bride was lovely in an ivory
lace gown over satin, with short
train, and long sleeves, ending in
a point which extended over the
wrist. The neckline was finished
in a dainty Bramly collar of silk
marquisette piped in satin. The
satin skirt extended below the lace
skirt, and had numerous tiny
ruffles of marquisette and lace,
falling gracefully around the
ankles. Her tulle veil, forming a
long train, fell from a halo, fash-
ioned of lace, trimmed with pearls.
The bride carried Calla Lillies.
Just before the ceremony, Airs.
Lewis Levitt sang '1 love you
truly".
Mrs. Sam Green, sister of the
bride, attended her as matron of
honor. Miss Rose Saperstein was
maid. of honor. The bridesmaids
were the misses Pearl Slutzky, Lot-
tie Sloto, Yetta Teach and Mrs.
M. Lasser,
George Goldman attended Mr.
Slutzky as best man. The ushers
were Morris Mandel, Sam Warsh ,
Morris Lasser, Barney Cohen and
Herman Gash. Little Miss Estelle
Green and Roberta Levitt were
flower girls. Jackie Green was
ring bearer.
Dinner was served to 250 guests.
Among the out-of-town guests
were, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slutzky
and family of Pt. Iluron, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Price of Lansing and De-
Vere Kostoff of Flint.
The bridal couple left for a trip
to Chicago, and on their return
will make their home in the city.

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dance, open to members and their
friends, in the Italian Gardens of
the Book Cadillac Hotel, from 9:30
p. m. to 1:30 a. m., on Saturday,
April 4.
Miriam Carver is chairman of
the affair; Esther Shultz, publicity
chairman; Ethel Berman, invita-
tion and hostess chairman; Mildred
Vass, ticket captain; Virginia
Wolf, Adele Rosenberg, Lucille
Feb. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Allender (Edith E. Gluklick Mintz, Laya Fauman, Ruth Green-
of Milwaukee, formerly of Detroit, a son, Jerome Stanley.
berg, Marion Touff, Helen Kahn,
Feb. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton l'onnusky (Hilda Schoen- Jewell Prentis, Rosemary Berger,
Dorothy Stern, Kate Panzer, Made-
field) of 16562 Baylis Ave., a daughter, Nedra.
line Betty Meyers, Dorothy Win-
kelman and Isabel Levin are on
the ticket committee.

Purim Masquerade
Saturday Evening
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Council Jrs. Leap
Year Dance April 4

Wedding Calendar

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