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Jul 24, 1936

Engagement Dinner in
Her Honor on August 2

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Engagements

Wedding Calendar

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$ 138

MISS GRACE SALASNEK

An engagement dinner will be
held on Sunday, Aug. 2, at North-
wood Inn, in honor of the betro-
thal of Miss Grace Salasnek,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lieb-
owitz, to Ilerman Berlin, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berlin of At-
, kinson Ave.

We cannot guarantee to
duplicate these values
All fine peltries
later.
carefully selected
and
styled with high-fashion
ideas.

Scouts Plan Camp
August 16 to 30

Third Floor-Main

Crowley-Milner's

Troops 104 and 164 of Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek, together
with Troop 135 of Congregation
B nai David, are planning a joint
camp at Ilighland, Mich., during
the period from Aug. 16 to Aug.
30. The camp will be known as
Camp Phunique.
A meeting for prospective
campers will be held at Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek, Chicago and
Lawton, on Wednesday, July 29,
at 7:30 p. rn. The meeting will
consist principally of instruction
in basic camping requirements and
activities no as to enable each to
understand the basis upon which
to plan his own program. The
camp program will be formulated
to a large extent from the individ-
ual programs made out by each
scout. In this way, similar indi•
vidual desires and needs will be
welded into group activities under
experienced supervision.
The general camp supervision
will be guided by Herbert Shell
and Maurice Greenbaum, former
members of Troop 104, who are
Eagle scouts, the highest scout
advancement rank, and Reuben
Glazer, Assistant District Com-
missioner, LaSalle District, B.
S. A.

THE NEED IS GREAT .. .

ROSH HASHONAH—The Holiday of Hope

Actual Dollars to
Soviet Russia

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY IS NOW
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RUSSIA BY MAIL, CABLE OR RADIO.
New Rates on Application

Through the American Express Company, which has been in
the foreign remittance business for nearly 40 ye•rs, you can
send remittances of American Dollars or foreign currency to
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be sent by mail, cable or radio. The full amount of what
you send is paid out, without any deductions,

1227 WASHINGTON BLVD. (BOOK BLDG.)

CHERRY 2606

Children's Home

The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit wishes to acknowledge

We Wish to Announce that We Have Taken Over the Phalanx
Club, Home of K. of P., No. 65, at 114 Erskine St.

ARE CATEREIN FOR

BANQUETS, WEDDINGS, DINNERS, PARTIES
AND BAR MITZVAHS

eke eater at all Roofing hotels mod tOmadootara

SCHIFF & MOSKOVITZ Kosher Catering Company

Rates and Information rail T5IY.1( r-3.130, Iax7 Lladatone
or CLIFFORD MK 111 Erskine St.

Ave.

Two glasses of beer - both
hook alike. But there's a BIG
. difference because one of
Ahem is SCHMIDT'S-brewed
iWITHOUT SUGAR - WITH-
,OUT GLUCOSE - WITHOUT
I FATTENING SYRUPS.

I with thanks the receipt of the fol-

lowing donations:
Mrs. J. II. Lapides, 1619 Cal-
1 vert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilerman Cohen,
.1624 Glynn Court, in memory of
Walter Green.
, Packers Outlets, 8600 Grand
River.
It. Schayowitz St Sons, 2115
Bagley.
Mrs. F. Goldsmith, 3841 Tuxedo.
I Miss Constance Levin, 4254 But-
] lineame.
. Mrs. Esther Jay, 3329 W. Grand
Ave., in memory of her son, Louis
I Jay.
I The Jewish Children's Home
(token this opportunity to thank
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, 1935 Glynn
I Court, chairman of the contribu-
tions committee of the Ladies
I Auxiliary of the Jewish Children's
' Home, for her efforts in obtaining
the following donations:
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stralser,
2740 Richton, in memory of Wal-
I ter Green.
1 Mrs. Herbert Cohen and Mrs.
I Alex Caplan. in honor of the re-
I sovery of Mrs. .Aaron Silverblatt I
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Herbert Cohen and Mrs.
Alex Caplan, in honor of the re-
covery of Mrs. Irwin Cohen from
, her recent illness. ,

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and any climate,too!)

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July 29-Miss Helen Rosner, daughter of Mrs. Freda Rosner
o Louis Danziger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Danziger, at 6 p. m.
at the Phalanx Club, 114 Erskine St.
Aug. 1.-Miss Bertie Friedgood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Friedgood of 3225 Elmhurst, to Hyman David Brotnian of
Detroit, non of Mr. and Mrs. D. Brotman of Chicago, Ill.
Aug. 2-Miss Zelda Segal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Segal
of 2966 Sturtevant Ave., to Hyman Kinitzer, son of Mr. and Men.
Aaron Kinitzer of 2234 Clairmount Ave. Ceremony at Congrega-
tion B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th Sts., at 7 p. m. A reception
will follow at the Fort Wayne Hotel. No cards.
Aug. 2-Miss Ilortense E Serlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Serlin of 2655 Leslie Ave., to Arthur Silverman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Silverman of Tyler Ave.
Aug. 2-Miss Rose Greenburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Greenburg of Vassar, Mich., to Harry C. Kent, son of Nathan
Katzman of Detroit, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Aug. 4-Miss Rosemary Berger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry II. Berger of W. Boston Blvd., to Cyril A. Cohen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Cohen of Detroit, at 7 o'clock at Hotel Stotler.
Aug. 8-Miss Ethel Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Silverstein of 12056 Dexter Blvd., to Harold Weisblatt, son
of David Weisblatt. Reception Sunday, Aug. 9, at 7 p. m., at Con-
gregation B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th Sts.
Aug. 9-Miss Tillie Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Silverstein of 12056 Dexter Blvd., to Rabbi Jacob M, Brown
of Atlanta, Ga., at Congregation B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th Sta.
Aug. 9-Miss Miriam Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Miller of 1484 Taylor Ave., to Henry Pawlansky, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Pawlansky of Chicago, Ill.

Inner locket at Callapha•
opens No the Imp

Outs, lethal of Cellophane

opens from the Wilma

ON YOUR VACATION,

remember this:
You can get "strictly fresh" cigarettes,
anywhere in the U. S. A., by asking for
Double-Mellow Old Golds. It makes no
difference whether the air is damp or the
sun rays hot and dry... no climate affects

the contents of !hat "double-Cellophane"
wrapped Old Gold package.
Two jackets of the finest moisture-proof
Cellophane bring you Old Gold's prize crop
tobaccos in the pink of smoking condition
—factory-fresh wherever you buy them.

PRIZE CROP TOBACCOS

2 JACKETS, DOUBLE "CELLOPHANE,"

make them DOUBLE-MELLOW

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Births

June 30-To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bagdade (Mollie Weiner
of 3270 Rochester Ave., a son, Jacob David.
July 6-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Wachs (Gussie Max) of
3334 Cortland Ave., a son, Lawrence Paul.
July 12-To Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Goss (Ruth R. Marks) of
Newberry, Mich., a daughter, Rosalind Elaine.
July 12-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krohn (Bess Krieger of
Chicago, Ill.), a daughter, Carol Mae.
July 15-To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Epstein (Anne W. Bern-
stein of Detroit) of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, a son, Lawrence Bernard.

Youngsters Will Not See Ball Game Because Navin's
Program Is "Loaded ;" Will Instead Be Treated
at Amusement Park by Max B. Kerner

Because his boy and girl pro- dren and for those parents who
gram is "loaded” for this sum- may wish to accompany them on
mer, the children of the United this outing.
Mr. Isaacs states that Mr. Ker-
Hebrew Schools in Petroit, for
ner will not only offer all the
the first time in several years, concessions free to the children,
will not see a ball game as the but will also treat them with ice
guests of the Detroit Baseball cream and pop.
Arrangements have been made
Club.
Bernard Isaacs, superin-
tendent of the United Hebrew to transport the children on buses
Schools, received this information from the schools to the park and
from Charles F. Navin this week. then return them to their homes.
For years the children have been The buses will leave the schools
treated to Tiger games, and it at 1 p. m. and the children will
appears as if they will have to stay at the park until 7 p. m.
forego this pleasure this year. All branches of the United He-
Instead, Max B. Kerner, owner brew Schools will close for the
of Eastwood Park, will provide entire month of August and will
a special treat for the children reopen on Tuesday, Sept. 1. Sem-
at his park next Thursday, July sions will be held according to
30. Mr. Kerner will personally the summer schedule, mornings,
supervise the party for the chil- until Labor Day.

ACTIVITIES AT FRESH AIR CAMP

Baseball Team Defeats Detroit Recreation Camp Team;
Three Act Play Staged and Another
is Being Rehearsed

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IN ANY WEATHER

ANNUAL OUTING FOR HEBREW SCHOOLS'
CHILDREN AT EASTWOOD ON THURSDAY
Contributions to the Jewish

American Express Co.

Yoe

AMIllowl.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Liebowitz announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Grace Salasnek, to Herman Berlin, son of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Berlin of Atkinson Ave.
Mrs. Fannie Fealk of 3378 Richton Ave. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Geraldine, to Dr. Morris L. Botwin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. David Botvinick of 546 Hague Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mettler of 3030 Elmhurst Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Alice, to David Rosen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. N. Rosen.
Mrs. Jennie Bornstein of Blaine Ave., and Jacob Bornstein
of Florida, announce the engagement of their daughter, !'earl Born-
stein, to Mack Pay, of Detroit, son of Mrs. Eli Bay of Dauphin, Man.

at Crowley's
and SAVE!

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PAGE SEVEN

aaJ THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

FACTORY- FRESH

ABE MAX

ASSOCIATED WITH

The Bar Mitzvah of Ralph Bonin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bonin
of 1826 Oakman Blvd., was sol-
emnized Saturday, July 18, at
Congregation B'nai Jacob. The
Bar Mitzvah conducted the entire
services with the assistance of
the choir from the Carmel Ile-
brew Schools, and he also spoke
in Jewish of his responsibilities
and the duties to be fulfilled by
him. I. A. Lawton, principal of
the Carmel Hebrew School, Rabbi
Joseph Eisenman and Rabbi M.
Zager delivered addresses. Sam
Bonin, father of the Bar Mitzvah ,
is an officer of the Carmel He-
brew Schools. The Bar Mitzvah
was presented with a diploma and
a gold pin by the Carmel Ilebrew
School and Congregation B 'nai
Jacob. After the services a kid-
dish was served in the synagogue
and also in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bonin.

Mrs. J. Kavanau and daughter,
Shirley Ann, Miss Ester Seid of
New York also Milton Sobel spent
several days at Shady Rest Farm,
Portland, Mich.

Bernice Chick,
Misses
The
Henrietta Richard of Rocehster
Ave. and Pauline Brode of Mc-
Quade Ave. left for South Haven,
Mich., where they will spend two
weeks.

D.M.Woodruil &Co.

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Inquiries and Ordera
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Solicited;
Carried on Consery
alive Marsha

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Member.

DETROIT E•OCE EXCHANGE
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO CURD EXCHANGE

Are You Seeking a Bestial and
Pleasant Vacation?

Then Come to

BARON'S RESORT

SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.

Large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished, with private bath and
shower. Children's dining room and go eeeee ss-playgrounds.

The enlarged dance hall and cabaret is under the
personal management of MR. BARON, and• famous
dance and concert orchestra will furnish the music.

Men's and Women's Solariums-New Social and Entertaining
Staff-Tennis Courts, Golf Course nearby

Many Added Improvements Have Made Baron's
the Most Modern Resort in Michigan

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Gold- their son, Leslie Bruce, at the
berg of 2927 Richton Ave. re- home of his grandmother, Mrs.
turned from a cruise to Mackinac H. Lipschitz of Virginia !'ark.
Island.

Sylvia Estelle, Ethel and Je-
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Eder
and their daughter, Eleane Zara, rome M. Keywell, children of Mr.
f
xt Henry
l nded
a
tr Keywell
K
.
o of
t o
left for Atlanta City where they
will remain for two weeks. On 18324 Fairfield Ave., left Sunday
nd
an
extended
their return from Atlantic City
they will spend the remaining Washington, D. C., and a tour of
part of the summer at a cot- the southern states. They plan to
attend the Texas Centennial.
tage on Lake St. Clair.
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Satovsky of 1250
Abraham
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bookstein
Chicago Blvd. left early this week returned from a week's stay in
for Atlantic City where he will Chicago, where they visited the
spend his summer vacation. On Furniture Mart, and left for •
his return from Atlantic City he trip through Canada, to visit in
will again return to the cottage Montreal, Thousand Islands, Que-
on St. Clair Shores where he will bee, and the New England States,
remain for the latter part of the I to be gone leveret weeks.

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The Jewish Fresh Air Camp's tion Hall. Plans are now being
baseball team defeated the De- made for the presentation of "The,
troit Recreation camp team, 8-4. Golden Goose" by the juniors and
RA. 1004
evening, July 15. • water pageant by the interme-
"Builds I Picnic of Yeshivah Beth Wednesday
diates and seniors.
pep
Healthy
activity,
fun,
and
!
Judah Auxiliary Aug. 2 have filled the past few weeks at
Energy
The camp, a subsidiary of the
the. Fresh Air Vamp. Amateur Jewish Welfare Federation. is
The ladies Auxiliary of the
' Yeshivah Beth Judah will hold a nights. camper-counsellor base- self-maintaining. Irwin Shaw,'
picnic Sunday, Aug. 2, from 10 ball games, "seances," boxing and director, and Miss Rex Ehren-
9x12 Domestic—$2.50
' a. ni. to 8 It in., at Palmer l'ark, wrestling matches, treasure hunts, pries, assistant director, announce summer.
swimming, tennis, handball. cro- that contributions to camp equip-
All Work GUARANTEED
near the casino.
The Jewish Children's Home I Mrs. Bernard Samuels and
Arrangements have been made quet, handicraft, dramatics, na- meat will be welcome. At the
INSURED FOR
tu dy, hiking, b t' and present time there is a need for announces the Bar Mitzvah of daughter, Phyllis, and Mrs. Sam-
to serve
see luncheon, dinner and re- s
Fire, Theft and Loss
Sidney Horowitz on Aug. 1, at uels' mother, Mrs. William Al-
lamnfires are regular features.
gym
mats,
stage
curtains,
thea-
, freshments to all who attend. i
•
„
.
the Tuxedo branch of the United beet, and sister, Edith, left for
Orientals-Chinese • specialty
"Daniel Boone, a three.act trical costumes, and a sandbox.
I Games and contests have been ar-
Hebrew Schools. The Ladies Au- an ex en. ti trip through the east.
22 Yearn Experience
!ranged for men, women and child Play, was presented by the inter- For further information call or xiliary of the Jewish Children's Theo will spend a few weeks at
dren and prizes will be awarded mediate campers on Thursday write to the Jewish Fresh Air '
Home is preparing a party in his Cape Cod, Mass., visiting at Mr.
evening,
July
16,
on
the
etas
Society,
51
N.
Warren,
Columbia
to winners.
I
honor. and Mrs. Robert Nathanson
The chairman of the affair,' of the Brown Memorial Recrea- 1600.
summer home.
Mrs. H. Rottenherg, extends an
Carpet Cleaning ilk Rog Co.
ng Ct y, Mo
.b I L ev o f Kin
,Ix ytt
invitation to all to attend. The BUILD NEW BUNGALOW Twentieth Century and Ha-
MADNON 5311-5534
is the guest of his son, Sidney
Bernard Samuels of Calvert
general public is invited.
koah Clubs to Play for
I AT THE AVRUNIN CAMP
levy of Royal Oak.
Ave., left for California and
Proceeds from the picnic will
Championship Sunday
Texas and expects to return the
go to the building fund for the
Mrs. Edward E, Livingstone latter part of August.
On Sunday morning, July 26, at ,
future home of the Yeshivah Beth
YOUR SUMMER VACATION
Mrs. Clara Avrunin announces
and son, Mark, of New York City,
Codd
Field,
Ilakoahs
and
Twen-,
Judah.
that her camp, on Big Wolf !Jae,'
CRUISE or TRIP
the summer with
Donations of food or services
tieth Century, Club of the Jewish are spending
Mr. and Mrs. A. Milkier of
at Grass Lake, Mich., has been I Community Center will play for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schaflander
BOAT or PLANE
will be appreciated by the com-
!Hazelwood Ave. have as their
Burlingame
Ave.
of
NAN ks of
filled
for
the
first
five
BUS or TRAIN
mittee in charge. Donors should
guests their daughter, Mrs. Al
I the sub senior championship of ;
the Playground Ball League. If
call Rabbi Fine, Trinity 2-5976, the ramping season.
Schwartz, and son, of Los An-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schlussel
nr Mrs. H. Rottenberg, Townsend
the Delft-tithe win another will be
geles, Calif.
A new bungalow will be
and daughters Vivian and Shirley
8-7566.
pleted thin week, Mrs. Avrunin I played the following Sunday at are returning Saturday from a
World Wide Trowel Derma, Inc.
SCHMIDT'S is the sensible beer for you to drink-it's
Mrs. Jack Halperin entertained
announces. For the final flee weeks Brady School to settle the cham- three-weeks' visit in Decode,
Woe is! Agent All Lines
•
will
give
the
Twenty
Century
pionship;
if
"not-too-sweet-not-too bitter”-your first sip
50 guests at the Belcrest llotel
•Itiril Tsar
of the camp season an additional
Mich.
Steven. ISIdo. ICE lasehlogton sled.
with a luncheon and bridge for
group of campers will be regis- team in victorious they will win
this remarkable new beer its truest test. If you want
ILANnotrit szes-334a-.4311,
the
championship
without
another
the pleasure of her sister, Mrs.
asked to call
a beer that's NON-FATTENING-a beer that's made of
Mrs. 0. I. Baker and daughter
It is reported that in German tered.
Applicants
are
Al Schwartz, who is visiting here
a n !KOMI
RR possible for reserve- game.
of 3210 Calvert Ave. are expected
all nattua' ingredients-insist on SCHMIDT'S. Ask for
textts.oks the name of the author firms. The camp telephone is Grass
The Ilaknahs eliminated the Es- home Sunday after vacationing, from Los Angeles, Calif.
of the song of Lorelei, Heinrich Lake 001 and the Detroit tele . kimo'. last Sunday by the score
it by name. You'll be glad you did.
stay at Oscoda, Mich.
s none is Townsend
'
Heine, is not mentioned and it is phone
7-2238.
of 5-2.
Trees Planted in Palestine
alleged that the author is men-
Mrs. Edward Schlussel and
, tinned as "unknown." If Heine
Through Hadauah
Esther Field, popularly known
SCHMIDT ■ IMINO CdMPANY • 01111011 - MICHIGAN
children of Cortland Ave. are
would hear this, he might write as
as "Die Yiddishe Marne," who has
vacationing at Decode, Mich.
follows:
Mrs. S. K. Kavanau, Jewish gained • large following through
National Fund chairman of Ile - her stage appearances in New
My Germany. my timel and .4,
Mrs. M. J. Applefield was host- dassah, reports trees planted as York and Detroit, as wet, as in
on
he , 11:1 . 1n.e ,;
M y
Aug. 3-Shaarey Zedek moonlight under auspices of Men's
TAUROG JOINS ZANUCK
BROOKLYN GIRL SCORES
ess at ■ surprise miscellaneous
follows: ether cities, will appear OM San-
and Young People's Society.
Club
mint.
'
nlot
olIng
t
heart
or
n
otett
inco
r'll'.
h
a.
Director
Norman
Taurog
has
A newcomer to Los Angeles.
shower for the immediate family
in memory of Zelman Ratner, day from 12 to 1:30 p. in., on Ste-
Sept 30-Detroit League of National Home for Jewish
Miss Selma Romm of Brooklyn. been signed to an exclusive long- And now. 1 hear more new. On low!.
on July 9, in honor of her niece, brother of Mrs. John Sklar, and Lion WMBC, during the broadcast
Children at Denver.
artily
Filly
thInfIR
Ouch
r
dominated the performance of term contract with 20th Century-
Mildred Schechter. Covers in memory of Walter Green, by of the Altman Jewish Radio Hour.
Mina
Thitt Germonr th• ontRt no Proof',
Oct. 20-Infant Service Group annual event.
"The Royal Family" by the Evelyn
were laid for 30 guests.
honortou. hoe deep it ,,Inge'
Anne Paul Girls. Mrs. Field appeared on Mr. Alt-
Oct. 25-Home Relief Dinner Dance.
Fox by Darryl F. Zanuck. This
Theatre Guild of the Hamburger
In memory of her son-in-law, man's program last Sunday and is
Oct. 31-Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organisation of
act renews an association ended tin Gerinttnr. You ee.I of el&
Maxine Joslove, daughter of Mr. Harry Endel Byron, and in mem- making a return appearance by
Home here this week. Miss Romm
ea nett.. ad • meat h of
ago, when both
Detroit.
more
than
11
years
nt
and Mrs. Jacob Joelove of 3021 ory of her granddaughter. Milli- popular request.
showed a fine sense of dramatic were engaged in making two-reel
Nov.
1-Silver
Jubilee
of
Hebrew
Ladies
Aid
Society
at
er
of ran
.hd
IZ:r h ;r t• to
values, and her successful debut
Rochester Ave., spent a week at cent Jacobs, by Mrs. Abraham
Other features will be the broad-
Dexter-Lawrence banquet hall.
pictures. By some strange trick of
in incel theatricals was due to
toed old ..ny rtt ,;,,
I'ort Huron, Mich., where she Jacobs.
.ant
cast of tile Jewish news of the
Nov. 26--Junior Iladao.ah Thanksgiving Night dance at the
fate the careers of the two men .. 1-rher
splendid training and experience
visited relatives.
Anyone having a National Fund week by David Bernstein. through
th r'ailile
'
' ht";oierh..1 by raighy
ellh't
'
2 .ho7
'
Masonic Temple.
never crossed during the years ! .i1.:
gained as a member of the Brook-
li•mtei la fret. they atilt Omit
box to empty or anyone desirous the courtesy of The Detroit Jew.
Dec. I-Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid annual event.
that passed. Taurnes addition to net
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frieden• of placing one in the home is lob Chronicle.
lyn Little Theatre and the Play-
Dee. 2-Neugarten Sunshine Club donor luncheon.
I the studio roster of notables brings Many theosand• of year, Will Re nowise
craft group of New York. Bern-
berg
will
entertain
for
l:h
gue•ta
1•net the tort, oo WEI, the Rhino.
requee'ed to call Mn.
s Kavanau,
Dec. 8-Hadaewah Roll of Honor affair.
work- Ti,.. fn.). of my song will be gratEinf.
ard (Ben) Ribner, formerly of I together five men who were ago
this Saturday •fterncon, July 25, 1909 Calvert Ave., Townsend -
4.. 1 eaaaaaIi
in it the Lorelei loot of mlno
Dec. 9-Zedakah donor luncheon.
by side 11 years
Rochester, N. Y., and A. R. Gold- ' ing side
-zzgg-g
Istrou Aopsescaa
honor
of
the
first
birthday
of
7.1051,
in
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Altman's Hour

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

ener directed the play,

the midget feature field.