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March 27, 1936
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Engagements
March 29—Miss Mildred Burnstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. Burnstein of 1244 W. Grand Blvd., to Irving Robert Schiff. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Schiff of 3309 Elmhurst Ave., at the Fort
Wayne Hotel.
March 29—Miss Minnie Bortman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Bortman of 1960 Gladstone Ave., to Alex Brooks, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Brooks of 614 Leicester Court, at Congregation B'nai
David. Rabbis J. S. Sperka and J. Rabinowitz will officiate.
April 15—Miss Barbara Anita Hyman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry A. Hyman, to Norman Howard Birnkrant, at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel.
March 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrew Coffey (Adeline
Missner) of 1300 W. Bethune Ave., a son, Terry Arthur.
March 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Newman (Eve Marcus)
of 3782 Tyler Ave., a daughter, Phyllis Diane.
March 16—To Dr. and Mrs. Leo Orecklin (Bessie Cumin), a
son, Carl Warren.
March 18—To Mr. and Mrs. llerzl B. Shur (Rose Lipsitz) of
17370 Stoepel Ave., a daughter, Eda Fay.
March 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Stone (Grace Magnus) a
son, Dale Howard.
March 21—To Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Saliter (Maxine Harris) of
13305 LeSalle Blvd., a son.
In effect since Oct. 6 1935
Smoke half • pack of Double•Melloto Old Golds. If you're not
pleased, mail us the wrapper and the remaining ten cigarettes
at any time before May 1, 1936, and we'll send you double
the price you paid for the full package, plus postage.
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Jr. Old Folks' Home
Group Dance May 3
The second annual dance of the
Junior group of the Jewish Old
Folks' Home will be held Sunday,
May 3, at the Statler Hotel. Mu-
sic will be provided by Dave
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April 7.
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Night." A program of entertain-
ment has been arranged, featur-
ing Maurice Kahn and his or-
chestra and floor show.
This affair is under the super-
vision of Harvey Glassman, chair-
man of the social committee. bliss
Rita Cooper is an active member
of the committee.
The hall will be converted into
a night club for the evening.
Tables will be set around the
dance floor and refreshments will
be served.
An elaborate floor show of pro-
fessional entertainers will be pre-
sented. Al Letvin of Station
WMBC will act at master of cere-
monies.
Tickets are in the hands of the
following committee members:
Harvey Glassman, chairman, Rita
Cooper, Bob Braun, Lester Satov-
sky, Martin Frank and Evelyn
Ross. Reservations may be made
with bliss Ross at To. 7-1184.
Clyde Beck, literary editor of
the Detroit News will speak at the
next meeting of the society, Sun-
day afternoon, March 29. A puppet
show will also be presented.
Y.M.J.A. Plans an
Athletic Program
POMARS—LEION
The marriage of Ida Mae Leion,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. I. H.
Leion, and Harold A. Pomars, was
solemnized Sunday, March 22, at
2 p. m., at the home of the bride,
on Junction Ave. Rabbi Leon
Fram officiated. The bridal couple
left for their honeymoon in New
York and Atlantic City and will
make New York City their home,
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Zedek, and to be called- "Cabaret '
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahn announce the engagement of thei
(laughter, Rosalie. to Martin Leo Butzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Butzel. The wedding will take place in June.
Mr. and Mrs. David Green of 3600 W. Warren Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Harry Baskin, son of
Airs. Sarah Baskin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank of 1120 Chicago Blvd. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Pauline, to Jack Albert, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert of 3245 Chicago Blvd. Miss Frank
attended the University of Illinois where she was a member of Sigma
Delta Tau. Mr. Albert attended the University of Wisconsin and
graduated from Detroit City College of Law. Ile is a member of
Phi Sigma Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank will be at home Sun-
day, April 5, from 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
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PAGE NINE ,
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
AUSLANDER—ABRAMSKY
Herman Jacobs, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, spoke to the Young Men's
Jewish Association last Sunday
afternoon on "Youth And its Re-
lationship to the Community." The
talk later turned into a round-
table discussion in which a few
members expressed their opinions.
The new constitution, of which
committee Harold Markowitz is
chairman, was adopted Sunday,
March 22, by a special committee
of nine members. At the same
time, the committee of nine in-
cluded in the constitution a clause
which provides the athletic board
with a yearly stipend to carry on
athletic activities. This will take
the place of Ben Shurgin's "finan-
cial plan" which was presented to
the committee for action.
'Amateur Night' rehearsals have
been continuing regularly, and on
Sunday, April 5, everything will
be in readiness for a gay evening
of entertainment, dancing and re-
freshments. One of the Amateur
Night features will be the drama-
tization of the story "Eyes of
Naggo," written by Gilbert Mark
and presented over radio station
WJR recently. Gilbert Mark is the
chairman for the evening and he
will be assisted by Marvin Raskin
of the entertainment committee
and Ben and Julie Friedman. This
affair will be open only to mem-
bers of the Young Men's Jewish
Association and their friends.
A baseball (soft ball) team
which will be representative of the
Y. M. J. A. will soon start prac-
ticing at Roosevelt field. This is
aside from the Y. M. J. A. League
which will probably consist of four
teams. Any baseball team in the
Jewish Community Center League
or any independent teams wishing
games please get in touch with Al
Berth', 1948 Clalrmount, or Ben
Shurgin, 692 Westminster.
The marriage of Miss Mildred
Abramsky, daughter .of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Abramsky, to Irving
Auslander, son of Mr. and Maw- • MISS NETTIE YOLLES
Samuel Auslander, took place at
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yolles of
Temple Beth El Sunday, March 3265
Burlingame Ave. announce
22, Rabbi Franklin officiating. A the engagement
of their daughter,
reception for 400 followed in the
Nettie, to Dr. Joseph A. Schoen,
Temple ball room.
son
of
Mrs.
I.
Schoen
of New
The bride was lovely in a mod-
erne model of ivory satin with York City.
train, trimmed with pearls and
carried a bouquet of talisman
MISS ANNE FISHER
roses and lillies of the valley.
Mrs. Nathan Shapiro attended
Diamond and his Della-Robbia or-
the
bride as matron of honor, with
chestra.
Anne Fisher and Bettina Jaco- Lillian Auslander as bridesmaid.
The philanthropic committee of
by have been appointed by the Henry Auslander attended the the Music Study Club of Detroit,
president and chairman of the groom as best man and Oscar Spit- under the chairmanship of Mrs.
dance, !toward Robinson, to be in kin as usher.
Joseph Berman, and assisted by
Guests from out of town were: Mrs. Max Reich and
charge of tickets and entertain-
Saul
Miss Harriet Mermelstein, Miss Waxman, will present a Mrs.
ment, respectively.
program
Estelle Amernick, chairman of Merian Rosen and Martin Mermel- for 250 children at the Maybury
the second annual tea given re- stein of Akron, 0.; John Mack, Sanitorium at Northville on Satur-
cently at the Jewish Old Folks' Edward Cooper and George day, March 28, at 3 p. m. Enter-
Home, states that it was a success. Schneider of New York City; Ed- tainment will be furnished by Mrs.
Until May 3, the time of the ward Auslander of Chicago, Ill. I. M. Richman, violinist, accom-
dance, the president has an-
panied by Lillian Sarnoft; Mrs.
OLANOSKY—LIFTON
nounced that the Junior Group
Milton Wolf, vocalist, accompanied
of the Jewish Old Folks' Home
Miss Bertha Olanosky, daughter by Mrs. Davis II. Cole, and Va-
will meet once a week instead of of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Olano- riety Club moving pictures. Re-
every second week. The last gath- sky, became the bride of Maur- freshments will follow.
ering was on March 26, at the ice Litton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
home of Gertrude Feigenson, 4309 Alexander S. Litton, at Congre-
Sturtevant.
gation B'nai Zion. Rabbi J. S.
Reservations and Information Sperka officiated.
concerning the second annual
The bride wore a gown of whi,
dance may be secured by calling satin
fashioned on princess lines
Numerous features will mark
Euclid 2427-W.
with a long train. The train was the Neshef Pumbi (grand concert)
given width by three pleats ex- of the Ilashomer Hatzoir to be
tending from the dress. The held at Northern High School,
sleeves, which were full to the Woodward and Owen, on Sunday,
'elbows, were tapered to the wrist. April 19.
The veil was of Chantilly lace and
An important portion of the
extended beyond the train of the concert will be the Hebrew play,
dress and was held in place by an excerpt from Masada, the epic
"The Last Letter," a one-act a cap of pearls and orange blos- poem by Meier Lamdan, the young
drama depicting the consequences soms. She carried a Bible which Hebrew writer.
Henry Siegl, prominent Detroit
resulting froth the loss of a love was covered with a shower of
violinist, will be guest soloist, and
letter by a society woman, will be lillies of the valley.
presented by Miss Nathalie Light-
Miss Lillian Gold was the milli! will play a number of Hebrew
stone and Miss Sonia Dushkin at of honor. The bridesmaids were melodies.
Tickets are being sold for 25c
■ meeting of the Woman's Auxili- the Mimes Eva Kuritzner, Helen
and 15c for children.
ary of the Jewish Children'a Home, Lifton and Louise Levitt.
Burlingame and Petoskey, on Wed- A wedding dinner for 125 guests
The parent committee, which un-
nesday afternoon, April 1, at 2:30 was followed by a reception.
dertook to sell 300 tickets has al-
o'clock. Members and friends are
most reached its quota.
invited. Mrs. Herman Cohen is
PICK—MARTIN
the president of the organization.
Sports
Club. Boycott Lodz Y. M.
Miss Mildred Martin and Allen
C. A. for Ban on Jews
Louis Pick were united in mar-
WARSAW
(WNSI—All sports
Trees Planted in Palestine riage at a beautiful ceremony on clubs in the Lodz district have
Sunday, Starch 15, at Lachar's decided not to participate
Through Jewish Na-
any
The bride wore a stunning athletic events held in or in
tional Fund
ivory satin gown with a shoulder the auspices of the Lodz Y. under
C.
effect, sleeves and back of lace. A. because it has adopted the M. Ar-
The following trees were plant- She carried a lovely bouquet of yan
law. Acting on the request
ed in Palestine this week through calla lillies.
of the Maccabbee Union, the Lodz
Jewish National Fund:
She was attended by the fol-
are boycotting the Y.
Ten trees in memory of Abra- lowing bridesmaids and • maid d i sportsmen
M.
C. A. because of its ban on
ham Friedenberg, by his children. honor: Mrs. Val Valensky, Mrs. Jews.
Two trees by Ladies Auxiliary Nate Tanisman, Miss Gussie Mitz.
of National Fund in memory of and Miss Betty Bernstein, the Joan Galen of New York City.
Mrs. Anna King Denson.
bride's cousin from St. Louis, Ate..
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Louis Pick
Two trees by Shame), Zedek and Miss Sara Ruth Pick, maid' left for an extended trip in the
Sunday School in memory of Bea- of honor, the groom's sister. All east, planning to visit Niagara
trice Bessie Epel.
atttendants wore models of blue Falls, New York City and Wash-
Trees can be planted in Pales- and violent and carried large bou- ington D. C. On their return they
tine, in honor or in memory of qqueta of roses. The ushers were will reside on Elmhurst Ave.
relatives or friends, by calling Val Valensky, Nate Tanisman, Al
Before her marriage Mrs. Pick
Miss Jeanette Steinberg, Cadillac Davis and Earl Davison. The best was honored at several lovely af-
1400.
man was Peter Martin, the bride's fairs. A linen shower was given
brother. The little ring bearer at Lachar's by her mother, Mrs.
was Donald Mitz.
A. P. Martin of Clairmount Ave.
Club Insurgents' 2nd Annual
The bride's mother, Mrs. A. P. Covers were laid for 40 guests.
Dance on April 14
Martin, and the groom's mother, Mrs. Nate Tanisman gave a kitch-
Mn.
s N. Pick, both wore gowns en shower at the Wilshire Hotel
The second annual dance of of blue lace and wore corsages of where also, ■ week later, a per-
the Club Insurgents will be held gardenias.
sonal shower was given by Sara
at 627 Holbrook, Saturday, April
Covers were laid for 100 guests Ruth Pick, the groom's sister.
4. "Merin" will furnish the for the dinner and 150 more peo- Covers were laid for 32 guests at
music and there will be dancing ple were present at the reception both showers. Mrs. Val Velem-
from 9 to 1. Refreshments will which followed the dinner.
sky and Miss Gussie Kits were
be served.
The out-of-town guests were: joint hostesses at a pantry shower
Sidney Gordon has been ap- Mrs. B. Berman and daughter, which was attended by the soror-
pointed publicity chairman.
Eve, of Columbus, 0., and Miss ity of the bride.
Music Study Club's
Program at Maybury
Hashomer Hatzoir
Concert April 19
Play to Feature
Children's Home
Ladies' Meeting
the
Detroiters Address
Academy of Science
The section of phychology of the
Michigan Academy of Science,
which held its 41st annual meet-
ing in Ann Arbor on March 19,
20, and 21, was addressed by sev-
eral Detroiter!.
Henry Feinberg of the Jewish
Social Service Bureau of Detroit,
spoke on "The Detroit Alpha In-
telligence Test Compared with the
Stanford Revision of the Binet
Test."
Dr. Lowell S. Selling of the Psy-
chopathic Clinic of Detroit spoke
on "The Neurotic Murderer."
Prof. Samuel M. Levin of Wayne
University presided over the sec-
tion of economics and sociology
and spoke on "Marx vs. Malthus."
Auxiliary of Jewish Con-
sumptive Relief Society
Plans $5 Luncheon
At the last board meeting given
at the home of Mrs. B. Fishman,
plans were continued for the an-
nual $5 donor luncheon on Tues-
day noon, May 12, at the Shaarey
Zedek Congregation. The follow-
ing are in charge: The president,
Mrs. V. Freedman, general chair-
man; vice president, Mrs. A. Gold,
co-chairman; Mrs. T. Feldman,
chairman of programs; Mesdames
Radlow and Goodman, chairmen
of cards; Mrs. D. Golden, chair-
man of card parties; financial sec-
retary, Mrs. C. Solomon, secretary
of luncheon.
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means of earning admissions are
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