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Name Mrs. Welt on
Aliyah Committee
Ceremony, Conducted
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt of Detroit,
has been appointed to the Na-
by National
The program committee of the
Officers, to be Followed by
Detroit section of the National
Dinner-Dance
Council of Jewish Women is pre-
On Sunday, April 19, at the
Oriole Terrace, the first officers of
the newly formed Detroit Post
No. 135, Jewish War Veterans of
the United States, will be installed
at a public ceremony by the na-
tional officers from New York and
Pittsburgh.
At the meeting held last Wed-
nesday at Jericho Temple, a com-
munication from national head-
quarters stated that Abraham Kra-
ditor, commanderdnichiet, and
Harry H. Schaffer, senior vice-
commander-in-chief, with several
national officers will come here to
conduct the cetemonies.
The Jewish War Veterans of the
United States wan organized in
1898 out of a desire on the part of
Jewish Veterans who had served
in the Civil War, and who desired
to combat anti-Semitism and to
dispel unfounded and discrimina-
tory propaganda. Today, there are
over 140 posts throughout the
United States with a membership
of over 12,000. National conven-
tions are held annually in various
sections of the United States. This
organization is not in any way con-
nected with either the American
Legion or the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Of the 250,000 Jews who served
in the World War, it is estimated
that 2500 reside in Detroit. All
ex-servicemen are equested to at-
tend a special meeting on Wednes-
day, April 1, at Jericho Temple,
2705 Joy Road, at 8 p. m. At this
meeting the charter will close and
all who join at this meeting will
have their names appear on the
charter as organizers.
Reservations for The dinner-
dance at the Oriole Terrace may be
made by calling Dave Wrubel,
Cherry 9470, or Maurice Borde-
love, Cherry 8551.
Mrs. Regene Freund Cohan.
for members and guests on Mon-
day, March 30, at Hotel Statler,
at 2 p. m. Mrs. Regene Freund
Cohane is a member of the pro-
gram committee.
The opera "The Dybbuk," which
will have its American premiere
May 6, at the Masonic Temple,
will be explained at this meeting
by Dr. Leo M. Franklin and Thad-
deus Wronski, director of the De-
troit Civic Opera Co.
Dr. Franklin will explain the
drama of the opera which is based
on the mystic play of the Hebrew
legend by S. An-ski.
Mr. Wronski, assisted by a
small orchestra, will Interpret the
music.
The "Dybbuk" will have its
American premiere May 6 at the
Masonic Temple. It has already
had a sensational European suc-
cess.
The public is invited to this
meeting. Guest tickets at 35 cents
may be obtained at the door or
at the Council clubhouse, 89
With the approach of Passover, Rqwena St. Current membership
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, B'nai B'rith, cards will admit members
is altering its regular schedule
of meeting nights. The regular
meeting nights for the lodge are
the first and third Monday of each
month. Monday, April 6, will be
the first Seder night and that
Rehearsals for • the three-act
meeting will be held Instead on
play to be presented by the Young
March 30.
For next Monday night Pisgah People's Temple Club are under
Lodge and the Women's Auxiliary way. Under the dirction of Gabe
have arranged a social evening Alexander the first act of Noel
for their members, their families Coward's "Hayfever" has already
and friends, in the Maccabees been perfected.
This last and final effort of the
Bldg. The entertainment program,
arranged by Harry Yudkoff, chair- year of the dramatic group will
man of the lodge's entertainment be presented Sunday, May 3, at
committee, will feature a group 8:30 p. m., in the Temple chapel.
of talented artists in a vaudeville Following the performance an in-
show. These acts will include formal dance and social hour will
singers, mimics, musicians, elocu- be held in the social hall of the
Temple.
tionists and others.
For information concerning the
Following the vaudeville show,
a card party has been erronged play or the social hour call Gabri-
and refreshments will be served el Alexander, director, or Miriam
by the Women's Auxiliary. Her- Carver, publicity manager.
man Osnos, president of Pisgah
Lodge, states that this meeting
is open to members and their
friends and that the Windsor
B'nai B'rith Lodge members will
be guests at this meeting.
With a large audience attend-
Last Monday night, the general
committee of Pisgah Lodge held ing in the social hall, of Shaarey
Zedek,
the Junior Congregation
Its regular meeting. Samuel W.
Leib, chairman of the social serv- staged its first email event last
Sunday
evening.
ice committee, reported that his
Although the main speaker of
committee is planning to conduct
a Seder for the Jewish inmates of the evening, Judge Harry B. Kei-
the House of Correction and the dan, was prevented from coming
Wayne County Jail. Harry Yud- due to a serious illness in his fam-
koff, reported that his committee ily, the rest of the fine program
will announce a feature attrac- was carried out as planned.
At last Saturday's service, be-
tion for the moonlight sponsored
by the lodge for Sunday night, fore a capacity crowd, Samuel
Krohn was again chazor. Miss
June 14,
Rose Rosenthal delivered the re-
Junior B'nai B'rith Urges Aid to sume and bliss Rosalind Arta ex-
plained
the teachings of the
Palestine
The young Jews of America Ilaphtorah.
The
Junior
Conregation has
are called upon to give their ut-
most co-operation to the United completed plans for the Passover
Palestine Appeal in its 1936 ef- holidays, during which time they
fort to raise $3,500,000, in a will hold their own services.
Plana have also been made for
resolution adopted by the execu-
tive committee of the Supreme an essay contest to be sponsored
Advisory Council of Aleph Zadik by the Junior Congregation.
Aleph, Junior B'nal B'rith.
Pointing out that Aleph Zadik QUIET HOUR OF MUSIC
Aleph is "deeply conscious of the AT TEMPLE ON SUNDAY
high position occupied In Jewish
On Sunday, March 29, at 4 p.m.,
affairs by the program in Pales-
tine," one of the outstanding another "Quiet Hour of Music"
will
take place at Temple Beth El.
youth groups in America calls
upon its members to support the On this occasion bliss Marian van
Liew,
talented organist of the Cen-
practical upbuilding of the Jew-
tral Christian Church, will be the
ish National Home.
guest organist.
All are invited to this hour of
fine organ music. Admission free.
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The Neugarten Sunshine Club
is sponsoring a card party to be
given on Wednesday afternoon,
April 1, at Fyfe's auditorium. bliss
Edna Steiner is chairman.
Refreshments will be served and
prizes given.
Proceeds will be used for distri-
bution of Passover necessities to
the needy.
The board of directors of the
Neugarten Sunshine Club will
meet on Monday, March 30, at 10
a. m., at the home of Mrs. William
A. Cohen, 3025 Richton Ave. Mrs.
Samuel Blacher is chairman.
General Fund Donations to
Women's Auxiliary of
Old Folk's Home
L. Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. H.
Wine in memory of A. Bofsky.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shetzer in
memory of A. Belsky,
Mrs. E. Lampert and Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Shetzer in memory of
Sidney Frank and Malka Cohen
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Hadassah. This committee is com-
posed of representative women
senting an outstanding program
Pisgah Lodge Plans
Social for April 6
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March 27, 1936
Jewish Veterans
Council to Hear
Install Officers
Story of "Dybbuk"
Sunday, April 19 Monday Afternoon
ALL-CENTER HANDBALL
TOURNAMENT APRIL 5
An all-Center handball tourna-
ment will be sponsored by the
Health and Physical Education
Department of the Jewish Com-
munity Center, beginning Sun-
day, April 5, at 1:15, in the Cen-
ter's handball courts.
The contest is open to all fall
members of the Center. Dr. Leon
Katzin, Max Glasier and Dr.
Arthur Miller ate on the commit-
tee in charge of the tournament.
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
PLANS 48TH MEETING
B. W. Iluebech, prominent pub-
lisher and vice-president of the
Viking Press, New York City, and
Bernard L Frankel, Esq., of Phil-
adelphia, will be the speakers at
the 48th annual meeting of the
Jewish Publication Society of
America, to be held on Sunday,
March 29, at 8:30 p. m., at Drop-
sie College, Broad below York St.,
Philadelphia.
Mr. Huebsch has long been as-
sociated in the world of books,
and has chosen as the title of his
talk, "The Aspects of Publishing."
The activities of the past year
and the plans for the coming year
will be presented by J. Solis-
Cohen, Jr., president of the so-
ciety.
The meeting will be preceded
by a dinner to be attended by the
officers. trustees and members of
the publication committee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Berger' Last Friday evening, the sere-
were hosts at a cocktail party last ices at Temple Beth El were in
Sunday afternoon, charge of group No. 1,, sponsored
I by Morris Garvett and under the
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman chairmanship of Mrs. Alexander
and daughter, Sue, left Tuesday Freeman, the following ladies act-
for a week in New York.
ed as hostesses: Mesdames Carrie
I Mae Berger, Regene Freund Co-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Newman hane, Isaac Dreifuss, William H.
and Mrs. Isaac Gilbert will return Frank, Ivor Kahn, Edward Lich-
April 2 after a winter spent in tig, Jacob Lindenbaum, Leo Mi-
Palm Beach.
chelson, Mortimer Meyer, Karl
Segall, II. Reinheimer, also the
Mr. and Mrs. Murfin Lorande Misses Peggy Freund, Gail Hur-
of Cleveland were the guests of witz, Janice Traxler, Adele Jacob,
Janet The
Shiffman,
their brother-in-law and sister, man.
ushers Marjorie Hirsch-
were Gage,
Aln Rich
V er.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischman non Freeman, Edwin
during the past week-end.
-
ard Freund, Irving Kau
Kaufmann,
Robert Schlesinger, Philip Stern
Mr. and Mrs. A. Benow, who and
Robert Sloman, Refreshments
have been spending the winter in
MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT
Florida, were the guests for a were served in the social hall. Mrs.
Freeman
thanks members of the
few days of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice
throughout the country who are
group
for
their
assistance
and
Henna, while enroute to their
generosity in bringing delicious working in the interest of Hades-
home in Scottville, Mich.
cakes, several boxes of which were sah's new project, the settlement
also sent to the Jewish Children's and rehabilitation of German Jew-
Last Tuesday Dr. Leo M. Frank- Home.
ish youth in Palestine.
lin spoke before the Noontide
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich of De-
Club on the theme "Shall Science
troit is also a member of this na-
Theta Delta Omega Sorority tional committee.
Save Us or Destroy Us?"
held its last meeting at the home
Mrs. Welt was chairman of the
of Miss Nell }Oar on Sunday,
Walter Laib returned from March 22. Miss Beane Kosak committee which arranged the tea
for
Sirs. Ilse Warburg of Haifa,
Palm Springs, California and was in charge of the program,
Havana.
Palestine, at the home of Mrs.
which consisted of current events Albert
Kohn, last Thursday.
for the week.
Serving with Mrs. Welt on this
Miss Betty Welt is spending her
spring vacation from Vassar Col- On Friday, March 27, Misses committee were Mrs. Clarence
lege with her parents, Mr. and Evelyn Bloom and Beatrice Nemer Enggass, Mrs. Harry L. Jackson,
Andrew Wineman and Mrs.
Mrs. Melville Welt. Her sister, of Detroit, were guests of Louis Mrs.
Kahn.
Janet, returned to New York after Stolber and Martin Naimark of
spending a week with the family. dAennntat frobro m
r , altobaalti taed the
Michigan HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brodie of Union.
AIDS PASSOVER FUND
Rowena St., invited a few friends
bliss Florence Ellenstein of
this Friday evening to celebrate
A
meeting of the Home Relief
their 6th wedding anniversary.
3316 Webb Ave. returned from a
month's stay at Miami Beach, Fla. Society was held Monday after-
noon, March 23, at the home of
Hundreds of telegrams and
The Misses Evelyn and Mar- Mrs. Adolph Deutsch, 168 Winona
floral greetings from every sec-
Ave. Mrs. Charles Cornell, presi-
tion of the country reached garet Friedman will be hostesses dent, presided.
Adolph ("Daddy") Freund on his at a cocktail party at their home
Herman Jacobs, new director
on
Saturday,
March
28.
89th birthday on March 13, at
of the Jewish Community Center,
the Halcyon Hotel in Miami, Fla.,
gave a talk on "Passover." He
Pernellas
Club
met
at
the
home
where he is spending the winter
commended the good work the
months. His grandson, Richard of June Pozner on March 18. Home Relief Society is doing for
Freund, came by airplane from Plans were made for a roller-skat- the poor.
ing
party,
followed
by
a
pot-luck
Cristobel, the Panama Canal Zone,
Mrs. Ralph Levy, case chair-
to spend the day with his grand- supper.
man, cited several cases, and told
father.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wallace of what the organization did to al-
leviate suffering. Used clothing
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Calvert Ave. observed the Bar is needed.
Mitzvah
of their son, Melvin, on
and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Silber-
Mrs. Philip Brezner, chairman
berg will entertain Saturday night, Saturday, March 21, at Congre- of the hospital committee, an-
March 28, at dinner at the gation Shearey Zedek. A lunch- nounced a Passover party to be
eon at their home followed the
L'Aiglon.
services. They also entertained given for the Jewish inmates of
the Maybury Sanitorium at North-
At the testimonial banquet to in the Bar Mitzvah's honor at ville, Wednesday afternoon, April
be tendered Dr. Andrew P. Bid- the Belcrest Hotel on Sunday eve- 1, Rabbi Joshua Sperka will give
ning,
March
22,
with
a
dinner
and
dle on the occasion of his comple-
the sermon and the Temple Beth
tion of 50 years of active prac- dance. Covers were laid for 60 El choir will render the vocal se-
tice as a physician, to be given guests,
lections. Anyone wishing to con-
at the Book Cadillac next Wednes-
Zeta Rho Gamma Sorority ac- tribute her car for this occasion
day evening, Dr. Leo M. Franklin
should call Mrs. Brezner, Town-
cepted
four
girls,
Jeanette
Love,
of Temple Beth El will deliver an
send 7-1943. Matzos and prayer
address on the subject, "Culture Doris Sherr, Sophie Nissenbaum, books will be taken along
as gifts.
in the Education of the Physi- and Ruth Teitelbaum, as pledges.
Mrs. Harry M. Shulman urged
This selection followed the "rush-
cian."
ing season" which was climaxed the individual members to give
their personal donations to
Mrs. Harry M. Shulman of 2649 by a leap year party.
the Mo'os Chitim for Passover,
Webb Ave. will be at home this
The Home Relief has given a
Mrs.
Bernard
M.
Bloatein,
sec-
Saturday afternoon, March 28, re
generous donation to the Mo'os
from 2 to 5 p. m., and invites her; D tary of the Sisterhood of B'nai Chitim fund.
avid,
entertained
members
of
friends to tea. Anything in house-
A donation has been sent to
hold linens for needy families e e board, at her home, 1939 Tux- the Red Cross for relief of flood
will be appreciated at this time. m do Ave. Plans were made for sufferers.
any social activities. Refresh-
Mrs. J. II. Polozker thanked all
On Sunday, March 29, Miss , m ents were served.
those who assisted to make the
Rosalie Kahn will entertain at a I
"night
of games" a social and
Mrs. Lewis L. Steinberg of 3345
cocktail party at her home on
Richton Ave., returned last Thurs- financial success. Proceeds were
Rowena St.
for
Passover
relief.
day from Augusta, Ga., where she
Samuel Berman had charge
Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Freund are visited her children, Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs.
the program for this meeting.
expected home Monday, March 30, Darve
from a West Indies Cruise.
Sir. and Mrs. David Linde of SHAAREY ZEDEK YPS
MEETING ON APRIL 5
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kauf- 3700 Lincoln Ave. celebrated their
mann returned last Sunday from silver wedding anniversary on
Saturday evening, March 21, by
Hollywood, Ha.
The next regular meeting of
entertaining friends in their home. the Young People's Society of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Epstein At the same time the engagement Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
entertained with a dinner party of their son, Samuel L. Linde to be held on Sunday, April 5, at 3
on March 26 in honor of their 10th Gertrude Brod, daughter of Mr. p. m., in the social hall of the
and Mrs. Samuel Brod of 2614 synagogue. Thaddeus Wronski,
wedding anniversary.
Webb Ave., was announced.
managing director of the Detroit
The philanthropic committee of
Civic Opera, 'will address the
group.
the Music Study Club of Detroit
entertained the Florence Critten-
Alex Baruch, chairman of the
den Home on Friday, March 27.
study group, announces that the
On the program were Mrs. Her-
next bi-weekly meeting of this
bert Metz, reader; Mrs. Harry
branch of the organization will
Platt, pianist; Mrs. I. H. Richman,
On Sunday, March 29, Zedakah be held on Thursday. April 2.
violinist, accompanied by Gertrude
Ralph Bernstein, head of the
Shubot Friedman; Mrs. F. Tater- Juniors will hold their third an- dramatic committee, together with
no, accompanied by Pauline Rich- nual March frolic, in the Grand Milton Ross, co-director, announce
ard. Mrs. Henry Weinberg was Ballroom of the Statler Hotel. that casting for the next group
Marvin Kahn's orchestra will sup- of plays have now been completed,
chairman of the day.
ply the music. Refreshments will and that rehearsals are now in
be
served during the course of Progress.
Robert Sloman, a student at the
Those taking part in
University of Michigan, is spend- the evening.
this production include Melba
The
proceeds of this affair, as Sklar, Bernard Kavanaugh, Har-
ing the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sloman of I well as from other Zedakah Junior old Haber, Milton Ross, Leona
affairs will go towards sending in- Levin, Ralph Bernstein, Lionel Ry-
Arden Park.
digent children to camp in the cus, Joseph Mash, Dorothy Held-
Mrs. Louis Rothnagel and son, summer. The number of unfor- man, Samuel Jackson and Mary
Samuel, of New York, spent a few tunate and deserving children who Ilozman.
days with their uncle and aunt, will enjoy the coming summer in
The committee in charge of the
the clean and healthy surround- annual spring formal dance which
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rosenberg.
ings of a fresh air camp depends was held last Saturday, March 21,
Leo Newhouse of New York, on the number who will attend in the Book Cadillac Hotel, an-
visited with relatives in Detroit the March frolic.
nounces that it was a complete
Mrs. Abe Rosenberg, president success in every respect,
during the past week.
of the Senior Zedakahs and Hrs. thanks all those who helped and
to
Mr. and Mrs. I. Winston of Max Coven, sponsor of the Zeda- made it so.
Virginia Park are returning home! kah Juniors, will, with Mr. Rosen-
this week from Florida where they berg and Mr. Coven, act as pa- Theater Party, Supper of
spent the winter.
trons and patronesses of the fro-
N. H. J. C. League April 14
lic. Also included on the list of
Misses Evelyn Leion, Florence patrons and patronesess are Mr.
Wein and Lillian Leider returned and Mrs. Adileman, Mr. and Mrs.
Transforming the Beacon The-
from Miami Beach, Fla., where Morris Davis, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. ater lounge to • "Monte Carlo"
they sojourned for one month.
Freed, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ger- getting, the Detroit League of the
mansky, Mr. and Mrs. Milton National Home for Jewish Chil-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Newman Kushnir, Mr. and Mrs. Harry dren at Denver have activities in
of 2944 Clements Ave., announce Levine, Mr. and Mrs. S. Munch, full sway for April 14. The priv-
the Bar Mitzvah of their non, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sklare, Mr. and ate screening of the feature pic-
Raymond Paul, on Saturday, Mrs. Joseph Staub, Rabbi and ture and the Walt Disney or Mic-
March 28, at Congregation Shea- Mrs. J. H. Sperka and Mr. and key blouse comedy will be fol-
rev Zedek. A buffet supper party Mrs. Herbert Wallace
lowed by a midnight supper and
will be held on Sunday evening,
Among the hostesses will be the dancing.
March 29, at the Statler Hotel.
Mrs. Harry Goldberg, general
Mbises Rose Freiberg, Florence
Golden, Lenore King, Esther Kra- chairman of the Detroit League's
Lee Corbman Schakne of the mer, Charlotte Finkel, Esther first rand-raising project, his ap-
Detroit Conservatory of Music Kramer, Ronline Schweitzer, pointed Mrs. David Ebner and
will present 13 boys and 13 girls Shirley Sucher and Thelma Tug- Mrs. Moe Leiter as co-chairmen,
from her junior and class piano man
with Mrs. Charles Lapides, chair-
groan In a mid-semester recital
man of the ticket 'committee.
on Thursday evening, April 2,
Mrs. Goldberg was hostess to the
at 7:15 o'clock. The public is French Aati•Sernit. Sentenced to various chairmen and their com-
invited.
Prison
mittees at a tea at her homeTues-
day, March 24.
PARIS (WNS) — Convicted of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grossman and
Mrs. Abe Goldman, hospitality
family, formerly of Calvert Ave.. "inciting to murder," Charles chairman, will meet with her com-
are now residing at 2688 Glynn Maxims, editor of the royalist and mittee and the refreshment com-
Court.
anti-Semitic pane r, L'Aaction mittee, at her home, on Monday,
Francalee, was sentenced to four March 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Aimee months' imprisonment Murras'
Reservations are being taken
and daughter, Henrietta, of Webb conviction grew out of the recent by Mrs. David Ebner,
Mrs. Moe
Ave., returned home after spend- assault by royalist hoodlums en
Leiter,
Mrs. Ed. Krause, Mrs. I.
ing six weeks at Miami Beach, Leon Blum, leader of the French
Ernest
Sachse
and
Mrs.
John B.
Fla., and Hanna, Cuba.
Socialists.
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OUR EXPANSION SALE
Which offers Detroiter* an opportunity to buy the
finest furniture available, at unusually low prices,
is still in progress and will continue for 30 days.
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CENTURY FURNITURE
11708 DEXTER BLVD.
Bet. Webb and Tuxedo