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MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
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with us at the beautiful
COLONIAL HOTEL. Here in surroundings of
utmost beauty Pesach will be most reverently
Celebrate Passover
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observed in a strictly Orthodox manner. One of
the most prominent Rabbis of the Middle West
will officiate at the Seders, assisted by a well-known
Cantor. So much to do—enjoy world famous
Mineral Bathe, concerts, dances, card parties,
entertainment, and a breath-taking Fashion Show
with gorgeous models shawfng advance Spring
styles, golfing and fishing. Rest or play.
KING SOLOMON and His Band of a Thousand
Melodies will provide concert and dance music
during week of Passover.
Early Reservations Suggested Phone
MT. CLEMENS 2100
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OPEN FOR PASSOVER
The traditional Sedorim will be held Monday and
Tuesday Nights, April 6 and 7.
STRICTLY KOSHER—Special Rates for the Week
For Reservations call Mt. Clememi 836
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Engagements
Samuel Lebow of 3005 Chicago Blvd. announces the engage
Mrs. 0. Briskman of Monterey ment of his daughter, Beulah, to Dr. Philip R. Appel, son of Mr. and
Ave. returned home after spend• Mrs. Jacob Appel of Clairmount Ave.
ing the winter in Miami Beach,
Fla.
Aiming to prove that an unbe-
lievable supply of unknown talent
is permitted to atrophy by not giv-
ing children the opportunity com-
pletely to express themselves, Saul
Wedding Calendar
anniversary of the Mt. Clemens
B. T. M. Sisterhood, a surprise
luncheon in honor of the president,
Mrs. Jos. N. Scher, was given at
the Colonial Hotel in Mt. Clemens,
on Monday, March 16. Twenty-five
members were present for the
luncheon and entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gard of
3220 Fullerton Ave. returned from
California.
The Sisterhood of B'nai David
will hold its third annual get-
acquainted gathering for members
and husbands, on Wednesday eve-
ning, March 25, at the B'nai David
Synagogue meeting hall. Mrs. Mor-
ris D. Katz is chairman of the
event and Mrs. Samuel D. Dolnick
is cochairman. A late supper will
games and
be served, followed by
Opera "The Dybbuk" to be Interpreted
at Meeting of Council Next Monday
An interpretation of the opera
"The Dybbuk" will be presented
at the meeting of the Detroit
section of the National Council
of Jewish Women on Monday,
dancing.
The Aesculapian Pharmaceutical
Association will give its ninth an-
nual dinner dance at the Pioneer
Club, East Jefferson and Crane,
on Wednesday, March 25, at 7 p.
m. For reservations call Trinity
2.9390 or Townsend 8.7629.
Trees Planted in Palestine
Through the Jewish
National Fund
Biro-Bidjan
pany, in conjunction with the
Detroit Symphony Society, Art of
Musical Russia., Inc., and Yokov-
leva's Ballet Russe is presenting
the opera under the direction of
Franco Chine, leading conductor
of "La Scala in Milan," May 6,
at the Masonic Temple. This is
the American premiere of "The
Dybbuk" which has already had
a successful tour of Europe.
"The Dybbuk," based on the
mystic drama of the Hebrew leg-
end by S. Anaki, was composed
by Lodovici Rocco and was first
produced in 1934 at La Scala, Mi-
lan. It was conducted by Franco
Chine, who, according to Mr.
Wronski, is "one of the few of
the world's great operatic con-
ductors today."
This meeting is open to the pub-
lic. Members will be admitted by
membership cards. Guest tickets
at 35 cents will be available at the
door and at the clubhouse, 89 Ro-
wena.
Illarriages
LECHEM ANIYIM BAZAAR
Ben Zion Goldberg
"Accessory
Affinity" for
Navy blue costumes
11Briglat green or red
Taste! ens:mbles--
¶And—of course—black
Births
March I—To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Weinberg of 2977 Elm
hurst Ave., a daughter, Barbara Helen.
Starch
21,
evening,
March 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Green of 4038 Clair-
On Saturday
Phi Beta Delta Fraternity will mount Ave., a son, Howard I.
hold the 15th annual closed pledge
March 12—To Mr. and Mrs. David Wilber (Rose Lipin), a
formal at the Michigan Union in daughter, Marcia Ilene.
Ann Arbor. Week-end guests from
March 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilner (Ann Marie Zim-
Betty Hal-
Detroit include Misses kle
merman of Toledo) a son, Robert David.
perin, Dorothy ar, Melba
March 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Manheim (Jeanne
Sklar, Lillian Radom, Rachel Ru-
bin, Kay Pantzer, Sybil Weisman, Klein) of 17690 Stoepel Ave., a daughter, Lois Jane.
Mrs.
March 16—To Dr. and Mrs. David Kliger (Celia Louise Berlin)
and Janet Sloman. Mr. and
Morris Fishman will chaperone of 11814 Dexter Blvd., a son, Seymour Edgar.
the affair.
The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit announces the
planting of the following trees in
Palestine:
Two trees by Mra. Lena Cohen
Enjoy DOUBLE.MELLOW Old Gold Cigarettes with your dinner of 8627 Hamner Court, Detroit, in
memory of Reb Yakov ben Yosef
and Rivkah has Moshe Mein
One tree in memory of Samuel
Feldman, by Eva Prenzlauer Ma-
ternity Aid.
Congregation Beth Tephila Emanuel
One tree in memory of Fanny
TAYLOR & WOODROW WILSON
Snits, by Purity Chapter of East-
SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 21
ern Star.
One tree in memory of Irving
SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 22
Snits, by Purity Chapter of East-
ern Star.
One tree in memory of Jacob
Sukenic, by Fleischman Family
Famous Journalist
Club.
and Editor
Two trees in honor of Borah and
who recently made an extensive tour in Biro-Bidjan
Dora Poholsky, by their children,
WILL SPEAK ON
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pohl.
Two trees in honor of their
AwISH AUTONOMOUS
daughter, Elizabeth Ruth Shetzer,
STATE IN SOVIET RUSSIA
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
SUN. MAR. 29, 2:30 p. m. — Northern High School
Shetzer.
One tree in memory of Eva
AUSPICES: Detroit Conference to Send an American Dele-
Moscowitz, by Purity Chapter of
gation to BIRO BIDJAN.
Eastern Star.
DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN
March 30, at 2 p. m., at the Stat..'
ler Hotel.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will eF-
plain the drama of the opera and
Thaddeus Wronski, director of the
Detroit Civic Opera Company, as-
sisted by an orchestra, will inter-
pret the music.
This presentation will afford
the members of the council and
others interested in the forth-
coming production of the opera
in Detroit an opportunity to hear
an interpretation of this sensa-
tional success in advance of its
American premiere.
The Detroit Civic Opera Corn-
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Children's Theater
at Shaarey Zedek
Highly Commended
The Powatan was the scene of
a gay affair last week when Mr.
and Mrs. John Kutzen tendered
a surprise birthday and anniver
nary party in honor of Mr. and
March 29—Miss Mildred Burnstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Max Kerner. Those who
I . Bornstein of 1244 W. Grand Blvd., to Irving Robert Schiff. son
joined in the celebration were Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Schiff of 3309 Elmhurst Ave., at the Fort
and Mrs. Samuel Sofferin, Mr. Wayne Hotel.
and Mrs. Henry Wagner, Mr. and
March 29—Miss Minnie Bortman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Max Salesnek and Mr. and
Philip Bortman of 1960 Gladstone Ave., to Alex Brooks, son of Mr.
Mrs. H. Shapiro.
and Mrs. Max Brooks of 614 Leicester Court, at Congregation B'nai
In commemoration of the first David. Rabbis J. S. Sperka and J. Rabinowitz will officiate.
B. MUSCOVICH, Prop.
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
112 CASS AVE.
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March 20, 1936
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LESSEM—PEREIRA
The marriage of Jeanette Per-
eira, darfghter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan A. Pereira of 2992 W.
Grand Ave., to Morey Lessem, son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lessem, took
place on March 15, at Temple
Beth El, Dr. Leo M. Franklin of-
ficiating.
The sister of the bride, Kath-
leen Goldfine, attended as matron
of honor and Dave Lessem, broth-
er of the groom, was best man.
Many affairs were given in
honor of the bride prior to the
wedding, including showers, lunch-
eons and a spinster dinner.
The bridal couple left on a
honeymoon trip shortly after the
ceremony.
JACOBS—ISRAEL
The marriage of Miss Ann Is-
rael, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Israel, and Emanuel Ja-
cobs, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Jacobs, of Buffalo, N. Y., took
place Sunday, March 15, at 6
o'clock at Congregation B'nai
ti David, Rabbi J. Rabinowitz, of-
SAUL L. SCHLESINGER
L. Schlesinger hue made a marked
success of the new venture he has
sponsored during the past three
months—the Shaarey Zedek Chil-
dren's Theater.
Despite apparently insurmount-
able obstacles, the Shaarey Zedek
Children's Theater emerged a high-
ly acceptable organization in its
first program for an outside group.
The occasion was the formal
monthly meeting of the Sisterhood
of Shaarey Zedek. The program,
consisting of a play, "The Sick
Purim," several dramatic read-
ings, and several musical selec-
tions, elicited praise from the large
group of adults present.
Previous to alai performance,
two performances by other casts
were given for Intermediate As-
sembly and the Purim party of the
Shaarey Zedek Sunday school.
These performances were even
more warmly received.
Although all of the 75 members
of the Shaarey Zedek Children's
Theater are to be commended for
their splendid attitudes and eager-
ness to cooperate, honorable men-
tion must go to the following whose
participation in the foregoing
programs resulted in their un-
usual merit: Frances Saulson, Ilene
Schiller, Thelma Jaffin, Selma Cal-
low, Maureen Joyce Levett, Helen
Sloan, Sylvia Sevin, Elaine Shift-
man, Edward Katz, Bertram Gor-
don, Eveleen Budnitzky, Pearl Ep-
stein, Alfred Shevin, David Dunn,
Elaine Brode, Shirley and Rita
Kallman, Helen Kadushin, Symond
Gottlieb, Brewster Broder, Alan
Feinberg.
In the past two weeks, the Shaa-
rey Zedek Children's Theater has
been besieged by new applications,
many of them with previous dra-
matic and stage training and sev-
eral with outstanding talent.
Scripts are already prepared for
a Passover play on which Alfred
Shevin has been selected as student
director. Many other plays are be-
ing examined for casting within a
week or two, and an even more
ambitious schedule of rehearsals
than peviously is being arranged.
The nature of the talent now re-
presented in the Shaarey Zedek
Children's Theater is so varied
and rich that an operetta or mu-
sical review on a large scale is
being considered for the near fu-
ture.
The adult staff now working
with Mr. Schlesinger on a volun-
teer basis is made up of Miss Syl-
via Shatzen, Miss Jane Colten,
Miss Melba Sklar, Barney Kava-
naugh, Sidney Eder and Richard
Stein, all of whom render inval-
uable assistance and cooperation
in the rehearsing, preparing and
staging of productions.
The bride was lovely in a white
Patin gown, with long train and
long sleeves ending in a point at
the wrist. The neckline was held
at each corner with pearl flower
clips. Her tulle veil, had a long
train ending in a ruffle. The
bride carried Calla Lillies.
Mrs. Betty Zuckerberg attended
the bride as matron of honor.
Miss Rosella Israel, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. The
b ridesmaids were the Misses
Louise Levitt, Helen Jacobs, Ethel
Zissman and Clara Fallick.
William Jacobs attended Mr.
Jacobs as best man. The ushers
were Leonard Israel, Max Israel,
Harry Band and Donald Meret-
pky, of Windsor. Little Miss Mar-
Ian Leah Jacobs was flower girl.
Irwin David Zuckerberg was ring
bearer.
Out-of-town guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs and son. Mr.
and Mrs. Cohen and Miss Horo-
witz from Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. and
Mra. P. Israel and Mr. and Mrs.
F. Fallick from Saratoga Springs,
N. Y., and Dr. Garfield and Miss
Smith from Milwaukee, Wis.
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Established 1760
The Young People's Society of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
present its outstanding social
event of the year Saturday eve-
ning in the Crystal Ballroom of
the Book Cadillac Hotel. This
formal spring dance will climax
a season of successful social
events, and a capacity crowd is
anticipated.
Music will be fur-
nished by Benny Kyte and his
WXYZ orchestra and novelty en-
tertainment will be offered. Re-
freshments will be served during
the evening. Dancing will be
from 10 p. m. to 2 a. m.
Through special arrangements
all those who have not made their
reservations in advance can still
be accomodated. Miss Leonore
Games and Mildred Agranove
head the large committee in
charge and assisting them in as-
goring the success of this annual
event are: Dr. Philip Lachman,
Beatrice Steinberg. Harold Help-
er, Sylvia Shatzen, Sam Lezelle,
Evelyn Robins, Jay Frankel, Syl-
via Chase. Morton Weinberg, Lu-
cille Mann, Arthur Doctor, Abra-
ham Wordy, Nola Weiss and
Melba Sklar.
Mra. Ehrlich Leads
Discussion Sunday
With "Palestine and Jewish
Youth" as the topic of the day,
the next forum of the Young Peo.
pie's Temple Club Discussion
Group will be held on Sunday af-
ternoon, March 22, at 3:30, in the
Men's Temple Club room of Tem-
ple Beth El.
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich will lead the
forum, beginning it with a discus-
sion of youth activities in Pales-
tine and a consideration of the
part young American Jewry can
play in the Palestinian situation.
The meeting will then be opened
to questions and debate.
All members of the Young
People's Temple Club and their
friends will be welcome to parti-
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country have presented to the
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honor of the 70th birthday of Dr.
Moses Gomberg, world - famous
scientist and teacher of chemistry
at Michigan for 43 years. Dr. Corn-
berg, who gained' fame for his re-
searches in organic chemistry, has
been flooded with congratulatory
messages from all parts of the
world. A Russian immigrant. Dr.
Comber has been president of the
American Chemical Society and
holds the Willard Gibbs medal of
the society's Chicago section, and
the Charles Frederick Chandler
medal of Columbia University as
well as the William H. Nichols
medal of the New York section.
Present "Lachnacht"
on Saturday Night
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by the Shalom Aleichem Folk In-
stitute to be held this Saturday
night, beginning at 10 o'clock, at
TO MEET ALL OUR FRIENDS
the B'nai Moshe Hall, Dexter and
ZEDAKAH J/15. FROLIC
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TO BE HELD MARCH 29 Lawrence.
OUR NEW SHIPSHAPE
The dramatic program will be
OFFICES, TUES, MAR. 17.
Preparations have been com- presented by the Thealeague, and
pleted for Zedakah Juniors' annual 30 boys and girls will take part in
March frolic to be held Sunday, the performance. All of the per-
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freshments served during the eve- presented: "Zoken," by Sholom
Aleichem; "Beim Roiten Feierl",
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ning.
Rayetta Pollack, an honorary by S. Frug; "Turme Lieder," by
Jr. Young Peoples' Society
member, is taking an active part II. Leivik; "Hent", by Krivitzky
of
Moshe
in the preparations for this affair. and other selections.
The program will be followed by
Tillye Munch, general chairman
dancing
until
the
late
hours
of
the
A regular meeting of the Junior
of the dance, may be reached for
reservations by calling Trinity morning. Refreshments will be People's Society of B'nai Moshe
day at 1:29 p. m. The age limit
2.6296, or Annabelle Germansky, served.
of this group is 17 to 21.•An in-
at Euclid 8707.
vitation is extended to those in-
The next meeting will be held on
terested In • group of this kind
Sunday, March 22.
to attend meetings.
will be held c.n Sunday, at 1:30
p. m. This group meets every Sun-
K. of P. Starts Hand Ball A feature of the first meeting of
Tournament
the Alumni Association of the
Gifts to Council Fund
United Hebrew Schools, to be held
Detroit Lodge No. 55, K. of P. at the Tuxedo-liolmur School this
The Detroit section of the Na-
announces ■ hand ball tourna- Sunday afternoon. will be • dis- tional Council of Jewish Women
ment commencing Sunday, March cussion led by Herman Jacobs, received the following contribu-
22, through March 29, at the the new director of the Jewish tions:
Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Community Center.
In memory of Harris Welling,
Erskine and John R. Sta. Judge
This first social get-together will for the Elsa F. Welling Memorial
Robert E. Sage is donating the he of a varied nature to meet the Scholarship Fund, from Mr. and
medals and trophies to winners. diversified interests of the entire Mrs. Joseph S. Barak, Dom P•-
Chairmen of the affair are Hy membership. Besides the cultural and Ted W. Baer of Cl _
aspect of the Pedal event presented B. F. Stein of Harbor Springs. Dr.
Ash and Irving Ackerman.
by Mr. Jacobs, there will be group B. D. Well:Lz. and Alias Edna
Flowers for all eccaskuss — singing, gossiping with old friends, Welling and Herman Welling of
Dexter-Joy Florist, Euclid 6082. the renewal of old acquaintances. Petoskey.
Rhea E. Cashman
Jacobs to Address
Alumni of Schools