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May 22, 193

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Zedakah Re-Elects
Mrs. Abe Rosenberg

Jufiior Hadassah
Play this Sunday

Friends and members of the
Zedakah Club were entertained at
the annual open meeting on Mon-
day, May 18, at Hotel Statler,
Johnny Howard entertained. Re-

Sunday evening. May 21, at the
Statler Hotel, at 8:30 p. tn., the
second annual dramatic perform-
ance of the Junior Hailassah Play-
ers will be presented.
Miss Geraldine Fealk is one of

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ports were rendered by the officers
and standing committees
Officers elected for the ensuing
term are:
President, Mrs. Abe Rosenberg;
first vice-president, Mrs. Max Co-
ven; second vice-president, Mrs.
Jack Greenberg; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Morris Davis; record-
ing secretary, Mrs. Samuel Al-
mug ; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Paul Deutsch; treasurer, Mrs.
Samuel Baker; financial secretary,
Miss Bertha Cohen; reporter, Mrs.
Philip Lipson; junior advisor,
Mrs. Ben Jacob.
The officers-elect will be installed
at a bridge luncheon to be held at
Northwood Inn, Tuesday, June 2,
at 12:30 p. m. Members and
friends are invited.

Music Study Club
Annual Tea June 2

The Music Study Club of De-
troit will hold its annual tea on
Tuesday, June 2, at 2:30, at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The Music Study Club Choral,
which has received the commenda-
tion of many critics, will perform
again. Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne,
known for the fine quality of her
voice, will render several solos.
Mrs. Walter Field, an able drama-
tist, will do a portion of "Pygma-
lion." The Brown Twins, do's-
pianists, will play.
The Music Study Club is now
sponsoring outside talent, and
Esther and Besse Brown, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Nat
Brown of Windsor, are among the
first to be presented. While they
are individual in their own right
as pianists, their repertoire con-
sists in greater part of the music
literature written for two pianos,
extending from the older classics
to the modern compositions. One
never thinks of playing without
the other, and if only one piano
is available, they can spend hours
playing duets. They have studied
with Bendetson Netzorg for more
than six years and specialized in
piano-duo work. In 1933, Esther
and Besse, at the age of 15, made
their radio debut on the coast-to-
coast network of the Canadian
Radio Commission. They have had
numerous engagements with this
network Since. This season they
have appeared as guest artists
with the Chrysler Male Chorus,
and they have been gust soloists
with the Detroit Symphony So-
ciety.
Tickets for the Music Study
Club annual June tea are on sale
now and may be procured at the
door on June 2.

Mrs. Fred Ginsberg and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz
Joseph Bing were joint hostesses and sons have moved to 17417
at a luncheon and miscellaneous Stoepel Ave.
shower last Thursday in honor of
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gitlin of
Miss Josephine Stern, a bride-
Elmhurst Ave. have returned to
elect.
the city after an extensive vacation
Mrs. Henry Meyers and daugh- in Miami, Fla., where they were
ter, Joan, returned Friday, May the house guests of Samuel Sum-
15, from a winter spent in Los merfield of Alton Road. Mrs. Git-
Angeles and Palm Springs.
lin, accompanied by Mrs. Ilarry
Summerfiekl, Mrs. Paul Hunting-
Mrs. Max Michel returned to ton and Miss Irma Donchicoff,
New York after a visit with her flew to Ilavana, Cuba, where they
children, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. spent several days sighteseeing.
Rodecker of 8100 Jefferson Ave. Dr. and Mrs. Gitlin visited with
relatives, Dr. and Mrs. Abraham
A surprise birthday party was Ball of Albany, N. Y., on their
tendered J. Victor Roemer by 8 return trip home.
intimate friends, on Monday eve-
ning, May 11.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert E. Bern-
stein of 2400 W. Boston Blvd. re-
Maurice Shwayder of Denver tusned from Kansas, 51o., where
is spending several days with his they attended the annual Ameri-
family in this city.
can Medical Association Conven-
tion.
Mrs. Harry Berry of Denver ar-
rived Thursday morning to be the
Mrs. Edythe Cugell, founder of
guest of her brother-in-law and Purity Rainbow for Girls No. 12,
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Clam- Mrs. Eva Mann, present mother
age.
advisor, Miss Leona Rosenberg,
worthy associate advisor, Alice
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fleisch- Lunden and Billie Cugell, were
man of Cincinnati were guests at delegates to the 8th Grand assem-
the Statler Hotel during the past bly of Rainbow Girls for Michigan,
week.
held at Benton Harbor, on May
15, 16 and 17, Miss Leona Rosen-
Mrs. I. M. Rodecker came from berg was installed on the grand
California to spend the summer executive board, and Miss Pearl
with her son-in-law and daughter, Pernik was made grand represent-
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Michel of ative to Ohio.
Lakepointe Ave.
Ralph Shiller, concert master of
Mrs. John Immerman has re- the Eastern High School orches-
turned from a winter spent in tra, gave a most pleasing per-
California.
formance at Eastern at their an-
nual spring concert, Friday eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. ning, May 15. He played the violin
Schlesinger spent a few days in solo Romania from second con-
Charlevoix, where they are pre- certa by Wieniawski, with orches-
paring their home for the summer tra accompaniment.
vacation.

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MISS GERALDINE FEALK

the directors of the play, "Mrs.
Bumpstead - Leigh", by Harry
James Smith. It is an unusual co-
tnedy portraying the incongruities
of ultra sophistication.
The cast consists of the follow-
ing: Irving Gluklik, Ida Sandra
Milstein, Harold Markowitz, Mar-
vin Raskin, Morris Kosak, Ethel
Delin, Mrs. Leavitt, Adolph Sil-
ver, Harry Zeman, Ethel Mena-
son, Kitty Schwartz, Sarah Bloom-
field and Harriette Glickman.
Dancing will follow the perform-
ance, the music to be supplied by
the Rondoliers. Tickets have been
widely distributed but may also be
procurred at the door.
The proceeds of this affair are
to be sent to Palestine for the
maintenance of the various pro-
jects supported by Junior Hadas-
sah.

Mrs. S. N. Heyman
Is Re-Elected by
J. N. F. Auxiliary

Council Juniors'
Election Sunday

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The Misses Ilene Felsenfeld and
Billie Lichter entertained at a bon
voyage cocktail party last Thurs-
day evening for Miss Betty Fel- Again Chosen President of Ladies'
Group of Jewish Na-
senfeld, at her home on Tennyson
tional Fund
Ave., who sailed fr an extended
tour through Europe.
The
annual
meeting and elec-
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Roemer
of Virginia Park entertained a
Mrs. Eva Mann was present at tion of officers of the Ladies' Aux-
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few friends with a supper party the grand assembly of Rainbow iliary of the Jewish National Fund
last Friday night.
for Girls which was held in Ben- took place at the Jewish Commu-
ton Harbor. May 16 and 17, and nity Center on Tuesday, May 19.
Girls Division
Boys Division
Yearly reports were rendered
On Sunday evening, Rabbi Leon then left to attend Department
Pre-School Division
Fram will address the Wayne Con- Council of Oddfellows which was by the president, Mrs. Samuel
gregational Church of Wayne, held in Flint, May 18, 19 and 20. Heyman; the assistant correspond-
Little Nahelu
ing secretary, Mrs. Jack Ellen-
Mich., on "The Rebuilding of Pal-
estine." Last Sunday he spoke on
A moonlight will be the next stein; the financial secretary, Mrs.
Conitructive and relaxing activities are carefully planned for
the subject at the First Methodist major affair of the junior group Harry Buchman. The treasurer's
each of the three camp unite. Highest rating
Church in Birmingham, Mich. The of the Jewish Old Folks' Home. report and a report on current
for health and sanitation.
previous Sunday he addressed the This is the first of the planned events activities were given by
Fort Street Presbyterian Church summer projects. Preliminary ar- Mrs. Max Hayman, and the tree
Booklet Uton Request
of Detroit, on the 'same topic.
rangements were discussed Wed- report by Mrs, Harry Kraft.
Write CAMP NAIIELU, Perry Lake, Ortonville, Mich.,
nesday evening, May 20, at the
Mrs.. Louis Miller reported the
Telephone, Ortonville 12F31.
Mr. and Mrs.-A. J. Halle, Mr. home of Anne Fisher.
following slate of officers as selec-
IN DETROIT, Call Mrs. E. Lesowoder, Townsend 7-6890,
ted by the nominating committee:
and Mrs. Oscar Fischel and son,
or call Mrs. Edythe Cugell, Temple 2-6129.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer President, Mrs. Samuel N. Hey-
Richard, of Cleveland, Mrs. I. E.
Siegel and Mrs. David Dettlebach , spent a few days at Secaw Lodge , man (re-elected); vice presidents,
DIRECTIONS: 40 3iilea front 1)e-
of Chicago and Mrs. A. L. Mor- Gaylord, Mich.
Mrs. Max Hay-man, Mrs. Louis
trait. 1Voodward Ave. (U. S.
ganroth of Cincinnati, were guests
Miller, Mrs. Sol Cabot, Mrs. Max
10) through Pontiac, turn right
Mr. and Mrs. 111. J. Greenberg Goldberg; recording secretary,
in this city, having attended the
on M-15, through Clarkston,
(Rae
L.
Faudman)
of
Clements
Daneman-Finsterwald reception.
Mrs. William Mandell; correspond.
turn right first gravel road
Ave. are to be hosts to 14 of their ing secretary, Mrs. J. Deytshe; as-
(Hedley Road) follow Perry
Dr. Alvin D. Hersch has re- friends at the "To Jo Farms," on sistant corresponding secretary,
Lake-Camp Nahelu signs.
turned from Bay City where he Sunday evening, May 24, to cele- Mrs. S. Friedland; financial secre-
brate their 10th vdedding anni- tary, Mrs. Barry Buchman (re-
was a guest all of last week.
versary.
elected); treasurer, Mr's. Harry
Miss Sadie Ilirschman left
Kraft. Her report was unanimous-
The second week-end institute ly accepted,
Tuesday for Ironwood, Mich.,
INFORMATION ON LISTED AND
where she is visiting her aunt, for club leaders of the Jewish Cohi-
Mrs. Ruse Lightstone and Mrs.
munity Center will be held at the
UNLISTED SECURITIES
Mrs. F. II. Kearney.
Harry Buchman, captains repre-
Franklin St. Settlement Camp,
senting the Auxiliary for the Jew
PERSONAL SERVICE ASSURED
The board members of the Sister- June 19 to 21.
ish Allied Campaign received en-
hood of Temple Beth El held their
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilambur- couraging reports from the follow-
final meeting and luncheon of the
ing workers: The Mesdames S.
year on Wednesday at Devon ger of 2423 W. Chicago Blvd. an- Cabot, S. Friedland, I. Goodman,
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
Gables.
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son, Jack Daniel, on Saturday, B. Harrison, S. Heyman, S. Jacob-
son, If. Kraft, A. Knoppow, A.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eng- May 30, at Congregation Shaarey Panush, A. Posen, I. Shewach, P.
gess will entertain a few friends Zedek. At home on Sunday, May Slomovitz, William Silver, W.
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31, from 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9
on Saturday night, May 23.
Mandell, M. Weksler, J. Gutfreund,
p. m. No cards.
Jos. Goldfarb, J. Kunin and H.
Mrs. Rose Hirsch and son, Al-
Rubin.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Meskin and
vin, spent a few days in Saginaw
Miss Belle Fineman, daughter of
Will Assist Cantor Rosenfeld at as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Janet Hayman will leave Sunday,
a
member of the auxiliary, enter.
Shabuoth Services
May 24, for a 10-day stay in
Max Ileavenrich.
tamed
with •several dramatic selec-
New York City.
tions. Leon Kay spoke on the re-
In order to provide attractive
Dr. and Mrs. Adolf Lowen-
cent
disturbances
in Palestine.
services for Shabuoth, Congrega- stine (Mynne Sylvia Millman) re-
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Karbal of
A social afternoon is being
tion B'nai Moshe, Dexter and turned last Tuesday from a honey- Webb Ave. spent a week in Chi-
planned
for
the
final
regular meet-
Lawrence, will present a large moon trip through the east.
cago.
ing of the year to take place the
choir during Maariv services
middle
of
June.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Mrs. L. Sugar entertained at a
After a six weeks' stay in New
May 27 and 28 respectively.
York, Mrs. S. T. Gilbert returned miscellaneous shower and bridge
on Thursday evening. May 21, in
In addition to Cantor A. A. to her home on Arden Park.
• Rosenfeld, the choir will consist
honor of Miss Toby Ehrlich, June
of the following: Louis Green-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. New- bride-elect. Mrs. Sugar was as-
blatt, William Cayman, A. Siegel man and their daughter, Mrs. Am- sisted by Mrs. A. Friedman and
and J. Mirtenbaum, tenors; Max son C. Tabor, motored to Kala- Mrs. S. Davis. Fifty guests were
The National Council of Jewish
Somberg and S. Rosengarten, bari- mazoo for a few days' stay.
present.
Juniors will hold its last meeting
tones; S. Sumetz and K. Lutchan-
Samuel Heyman spent the of the season Sunday, May 24, in
sky, bassos. Chaim Froymovitz,
Mrs. Herbert Smith of Taylor
the Council Howe, 89 Rowena, at
well-known child wonder singer Ave. spent a week in Cleveland. weekend in Wheeling, W. Va.
3 o'clock. This meeting will be
with a group of other boys will
The Bessie Sorin Zviller Ladies' preceded by the regular board
form the rest of the choir, which
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Berger
will be conducted by Mr. Gayman. and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lambert Aid Society will hold a bridge meeting at 1:45.
Election of officers for the corn-
Admission is free to the public. will give a picnic supper party party at Kern's on Thursday
ing year will be held. The commit.
Wednesday morning Rabbi M. Wednesday night, June 3, in afternoon, June 11, at 1 p. m.
tee chairmen will read their final
Fischer will speak on "The Three honor of Rosalie Kahn and Mar-
The wedding party of Miss reports for the year.
Gems in the Crown of the Torah". tin Leo Butzel.
Any suggestions for nominations
Belle Taylor and Mitchell Schram,
Thursday preceding memorial
services, the sermon will be dedi-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel of who will speak their marriage may be sent this week to Rose Ad-
cated to thememory of Dr. Nahum Burns Ave. invited a few friends vows on Sunday, June 14, at ler, chairman of the nominating
Sokolow, brilliant scholar and Zi- for a Sunday night supper on 7 p, m., at the Book-Cadillac llo- committee, 1676 Chicago Blvd.
tel, is now complete. The bride-
onist leader, who died on Sunday. May 24.
elect, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Mrs. William Fleischman and David Taylor of Tyler Ave., has
son, Mark, will leave May 30 to asked her sister, Florence Taylor,
spend the summer in Frankfort, to be her maid-of-honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Anna-
Mich.
The "Floating dinner dance" on
belle Germanskyy, Miss Betty
Rudock, Mrs. II. Brode, Mrs.. J. the Steamer Noronic will again be
Miss
Dorothy
Hassenbusch
of
The Sunday School semester of
sponsored
by Purity Chapter on
White, Mrs. M. Herman, Mrs. J.
MCCICSIMCX341411430iXIMMICMCICIVANXIMCItliWaW4VISIgleViaeStILIM the B'nai David Synagogue will Kansas City is visiting with her Kroker and Mrs. N. Rosenzweig. Sunday, June 21. There will be
come to a close with graduation uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schram will assist his brother dining, dancing, entertainment and
exercises on Sunday morning, May William Fields.
as best man, and ushers will in- cards.
24, at the B'nai David Synagogue,
The Steamer Noronic is the
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Arn- elude Edward Taylor, brother of
Elmhurst and 14th.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will deliver fold of Pittsburgh spent a few the bride, Harry Germansky, beautiful 'steamer that runs to
From our mineral wells
days at the summer home of their Henry Brode, Jack White, Milton Duluth and before starting on its
the principal address.
SINGING &
comes the sparkling health-
David J. Cohen is superinten- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Herman, Jack Kroker and Neil regular schedule Purity Chapter
Rosenzweig. The wedding will be was fortunate In getting this pal.
giving waters used in the
Wineman, in Gaylord, Mich.
dent of the Sunday School.
DRAMATICS
alai steamer for their "Floating
treatment of arthritis, neu-
followed by • reception.
Hyman Rottenberg, president of
Vole• sat microphone ....h-
Dinner Dance."
ritis, rheumatism, sciatica
Miss
Marjorie
Epstein
will
the
synagogue,
will
present
the
ales. tense by experts.
Mies
Ann
Koronov
won
the
first
The boat will leave the dock at
and general colds. Other
honor Mies Rosalie Kahn and
diplomas.
treatments include Turkish
ROTH & BERDUN
The synagogue thanks the Sis- Marie Daneman, brides-elect, with prise In an amateur contest held the foot of Brush St. at 6 p. m.
Saul rd Stage,
and reducing baths.
terhood, sponsors of the Sunday a luncheon on Tuesday, June 2, on May 16 at the Detroit Leland sharp, on Sunday, Jane 21. Dinner
Raabe, sow
Hotel and sponsored by the Amer- will be served at 6 p. m. and 7:30
School for their devotion and sin - at the Statler Hotel.
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ican Institute of Banking.
p. m. Reserrstions ' he made
cerity, and also thanks the staff
-----
for either serving.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
G.
K.,-
for all their efforts'. The Sister-
•t re-
Mrs. A. L. Cohen and daughter, turns to dock about w
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hood will present the graduates well of Parkaide Ave. returned to
630 Frost St. RA
t.
. n•re -ar-sr
Eleanor,
of
Chicago
Blvd.
have
re-
/1 OW Bird.
their
home
after
spending
several
Reservations should u. made
with wrist corsages for the girls
and hettonairs for the boys. The weeks at the Miami Battle Creek turned from Indianapolis, where early by calling Elizabeth Shapero,
Unveiling of Tombstone
graduates are: Bella Green, Ger- Sanitoriwm, Miami Springs, Fla., they attended the Feuerlicht-Cohen Townsend 7.1026, Dora Schwartz,
To. 84151, Esther Cohen, Long-
ald Mellin, Fera Lipsky, Sam Co- where Mr. Keywell was convales- wedding.
DprwArrTIID HAM mmemed bey
pmeedea2.2.1peree-
fellow 0751, Pauline Sandler, Lo.
Unveiling of monuments in hen, Gloria Mason, Bernard Sher- cing.
meadbm
Miss Madelyn Kahn of 2916 2787, Rhea Cashman, Ra. 3368, or
✓ ear m111. IOW
man.
Revs
Finkelstein,
Jay
Gold-
memory of Jennie and Sidney
EDITH EE1CST AT
berger, Shirley Galin, Irvin Gold,
Mrs. Alfred Rothschild and Cortland Ave. left Thursday for other committee members. The
rusernmoct uf
Frank will take place on Sunday, Dorothy Fabian.'
Mies Edith Ileavenrich compli- Philadelphia where she attended seating capacity of the boat limits
pm wow oat.. awn141.1Ma.
May 31, at 11 a. m , at Clover
mented Rosalie Kahn and Martin the Zeta Beta Tau spring house the number of tickets to be sold
emede
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Leo Butzel with • Sunday night party as the guest of Maurice Kob- and reservations will be filled
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Park
Cemetery.
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lits Jr., of Cleveland Heights, 0.
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strictly In the order received.
friends are invited.

On May 18, Mr. and Mrs. Mon-
roe Rosenfield celebrated their
50th wedding •anniversary with a
dinner party for 40 guests, givers
at the Belcrest.

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held last Sunday evening at Con-
gregation B'nai David, when t•i,
Hashorner Hatzair Organization
of Detroit honored two Shornrim-
Chaluttirn, Esther Weiseoger and
Levi Shapiro, who left for Pales-
tine on Tuesday.
Long active in Zionist youth
work in Detroit these two Shorn-
rim were lauded by a group of
speakers representing every fac-
tion of the cause in this city.
The principal speaker at this
Interesting gathering which was
attended by close to 200 guests was
Moshe Furmansky of Palestine.

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