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MOONLIGHT AUG. 23

Del Delbridge, famous radio and
stage star, and his specially
selected orchestra, together with
Dot Mason, celebrated vocalist, will
be featured at the moonlight, spon-
sored by the Detroit Auxiliary of
the Los Angeles Sanatorium, on
the steamer Columbia, leaving the
foot of Woodward promptly at
8:30 p. m. on Sunday, Aug. 23.
The admission price is 50 cents
in advance and 65 cents at the
dock. Organizations may purchase
the tickets at $35 per hundred.
Tickets are now on sale at Subar's,
12th at Pingree; Sosin's, 12th and
Gladstone; Klein's Drugs, Lin-
wood at Elmhurst; Cherrow's, Lin-
wood and Monterey; Goldman
Drugs, Linwood and Carter, and
Schechter's Drugs, Dexter and
Lawrence. For furtlier informa-
tion concerning this affair, call
Madison 6766.
There are now seven local ap-
plicants waiting to be admitted to
the sanatorium, all of them tragic
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Most of these applicants
are young men and young women
in the prime of life. Several
patients have been sent away to
the sanatorium in the last three
months, among them a young worn-
an, a mother of a four months' old
baby, only two years in this city.
The proceeds of this moonlight will
be utilized to maintain the Detroit
patient already in the sanatorium,
and to make it possible for those
waiting and other indigent con-
sumptives to be admitted.

"Ladies' Day" At
Knollwood Aug. 26

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Aug. 16—Miss Dora Genelin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Genelin of W. Grand Ave., to Gerald Sparr, son of Mrs. It. Sparr
of Gladstone Ave.
Aug. 16—Miss Anne Karp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lnui
Karp, to Joseph Mendelson, son of Jacob Mendelson of Hartford
Conn., at Congregation Beth Tephila Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
Wilson. Reception at 9:30. No cards.
Aug. 18—Miss Edna Mae Rich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Rich, to Jerome Melvin Jacobson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.
Jacobson of Toledo, Ohio, in the home of the bride's parents, 1431
Bryden Road, Columbus, Ohio, in the presence of the immediate
families. No cards will be issued for the reception which will be held
from 8 to 11 p. m.
Aug. 23—Miss Lillian Harris, daughter of Mrs. Sara Harris of
Chicago, to Lester M. Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Baruch 51uscovich
of Mt. Clemens, at 8 p. m. at the Albany Hotel, Mt. Clemens. A
reception will follow the ceremony. No cards.
Aug. 23—Miss Sybil Weisman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Weisman of 2241 Taylor Ave., to Burton Marks, son of Mrs. Joseph
N. Marks of the Belcrest. Ceremony at 12:30 p. m. at the Statler
Hotel. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will officiate.
Aug. 30—Miss Beatrice Schmittel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Samuel Schmittel of 1606 Lee Place, to David 0. Edelheit, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edelheit of 1723 Gladstone Ave., at Congre-
gation B'nai Moshe.
Aug. 30—Miss Shirley Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Rosenthal of 2200 Edison Ave., to Harold Shatzen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shatzen of 3210 Calvert Ave. A reception
will be held at the home of the bride's parents, 2200 Edison Ave.,
from 7 to 11 p. m.
Sept. 6—Miss Bessie Simmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Simmer of 2485 Taylor Ave., to Daniel Aidem, at the Shaarey Zedek,
Sept. 6—Miss Mollie Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris D. Rosenthal of 3762 Elmhurst Ave., to Leo Mandell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Mandell of Owen Ave.

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Goldstick Opens
Campaign Quarters

sociation; Col. James M. (Pat)
O'Dea; Roy F. Fisher, president

Nathaniel H. Goldstick, assistant
corporation counsel, candidate for
Congressman from the 15th C,ong-
essional District, comprising the
0th, 12th, 14th and 16th wards,

Goldstick for Congress Committee
is working at the north end head-
quarters under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Gertrude B. Sarasohn.

of the Argo Oil Company; Sidney
.1. Allen, president of the Allen In-
dustries, Inc.
The women's division of the
North end headquarters for

awe been opened In the Avalon
eatre Bldg., 13313 Linwood Ave.
Among those who have signified
err desire to serve on Mr. Gold-
ick's committee are the follow-
ng: James K. Watkins, former
mmissioner of police; S. Oliver
rick, former State Representa-
ive; George A. Kelly, former cor-
ration counsel; 0. L. Smith,
caner United States District At-
rney and former deputy attorney
eral; James F. McCarty, form-
r deputy superintendent of police;
John WI Chandler, secretary of the
Woodward Ave. Improvement As-

Rabbi J.S. Kornfeld Robbed
During Visit in Detroit

nag 4E144 Nabs

Mr. and Mrs. Will Rosenberg of Man-
keson. mien, Imt Friday with Mr. and
Mra. Max Kahl&

Mm. Jack Leopahl and daughter. El-
moor, of Philadelphia, are the guents
of the formers mother, Mr& Ella
Jacoby,

Mrit. Ella Levine Is visiting 'Mathes
In Milwaukee.

Miss Dorothy Stern of Jackson, 51101.1
Is the ;moltf her aunt and uncle. Mr.
and
J. . LmY,

Eds., ' ' ,Wain had aa hi, meat. on
Sunday, hie rhlWnn. Mr. and Mrs. David
LIchtinnd granddaughter. Betty Gale,
or Detroit. ,

Samuel Landau and S amuel Hyman of
Nt. York. former reeldent• of this city.
ppent mieral dims here.ten•ning old
friendehitio and going aver fandliar boy-
hood scenes

Mrs. Harry Mills of Detroit and
Harry Bern/dein of New York, were the
honored gum. •I • 111114114,n at The
Kate Pmeolt Inn liret NVeilnesdaY.

Mrs. Joa Kramer and daughters. Mrs.
Harry Berneteln of Rocheeler, N. Y..
and Miriam of thin city, have returned
home after spending • few day. In
Chicago

Mr. and Mr. A. II. Roman have re-
turned home from Buffalo, accompanied
hr their eon. Robert, who swot the pelt
eve weeke with relatives there.

Complimentary to their 'deters. Mr..
Albert Ruff, W., Abe Lipp and M.
Clara linkman, of Brooklyn. Mae'.. Mr..
1 Korn of Manton. Mich, and M. Rom
Ile. kman of thls dB', entertained 21
carat, at • beautifully appointed lunch-
eon at the Violent h lintel on Friday.
II" Ben Romenherg and Mr, nhn 1m-
of Saginaw. Mr.. Laren asinuo•
POn of College Connera. G. and Mrs .
Harry iPyenpon of Detroit, Imre nut.of-

mwn

Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Maritime had RA
their guest. for @e vent dam their winter
and Mother, Mr and Mra. Harry Leven-
Inn of Detroit.

Albert Ruff. Um Abe LJpp and Minn
Clara Berkman of Brook/In& Mom. and
Mr. hart! Bornstein of RocheMer.' N.
Y. were the honored guest. at a lun,h-
HIn al the Bar Cllr Com•ry CIO, on
Tuentm • ■ which MI friend. assembled
to renew old acquaIntancen

Mho Sarah Caplan. inn will marry
Feener 1,1riman of Sestimw. &Pt. S.
wa. the guest of honornat • dinner and
mmeellamom ahower Wednencl•y ...-
nine at Ann • lodge given by her Ont., .
MI. Dora cameo and Mrs. Louis Nei-
laid
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for MI mom* at • lone T-Maperl attrac-
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Wedding Calendar

Plans have been formulated for
the Knollwood Country Club an-
nual ladies' day "jamboree,"' to be
held Wednesday, Aug. 26.
"Gypsy Day," as the event has
been designated, will feature such
entertainment as fortune telling, a
golf tournament, bridge and music.
Members and their guests are
invited to attend, and according to
a statement made by the committee
of arrangements, reservations have
been pouring into the club and the
July 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Feinstein (Lillian Resnick
day is being loked forward to with
of Cleveland) of 2497 Clements Ave., a daughter, Sims Beatrice.
great enthusiasm.
July 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam LeBow (Ann Gottlieb) of 4089
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Tyler Ave., a daughter, Ellen Jane.
July 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Simon Levin (Goldie Mintz of
Aid to Meet Sept. 1
Detroit) of Chicago, Ill., a son Morton Bennet.
Aug. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galperin of Broadetreet,
The board members of the Eva
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid met at a son.
the home of Mrs. Jos. Rose, 2082
Aug. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaplan (Jean Alperin) of
Clairmont Ave., Tuesday, Aug. 11, Humphrey Ave., a son, Samuel.
and enjoyed a dessert luncheon.
The meeting was convened by the
president, Mrs. Eva Ellenstein. Re-
Pauline, to Max Kornwise, son of
ports were made by the committee,
Leopold Kornwise, on Sunday,
Investigating five cases.
Aug. 2, at 4 p. m. The ceremony
Recommendations were read
was performed by Rabbi M. Zager,
and approved for four tonsillect- Two Sisters Married
in the presence of the immediate
omy cases which need immediate
families and friends.
Saturday
and
Sunday
attention.
A donation was given to the
BROWN—SILVERSTEIN
group by Mrs. Sophie Pergament
KENT—GREENBERG
WEISBLATT--SILVERSTEIN
in memory of her sister, Mrs. Reva
On Sunday, Aug. 2, at an im-
Rice.
pressive ceremony held at Congre-
The Misses Ethel and Tillie gation Shaarey Zedek, Miss Rose
Members will receive cards for
the first regular meeting to be Silverstein, daughters of Mr. and Greenberg, daughter of Mr. and
held Tuesday, Sept. 1, at 1:30, at Mrs. David Silverstein of 12056 Mrs. Jacob Greenberg, of Vassar,
the Jewish Community Center. Re- Dexter Blvd., were married a day Mich., became the bride of Harry
freshments will be served.
apart, on Saturday and Sunday, C. Kent, son of Nathan Katzman,
Aug. 8 and 9.
of Detroit. The ceremony was
Canning Demonstrations to The marriage of bliss Ethel followed by a dinner for 400
Silverstein to Harold Weisblatt, guests.
Start at Center Aug. 17
son of David Weisblatt, was sol-
The bride wore a gown of white
A group of canning demonstra- emnized by Rabbi Nahum Schul- lace with a cap of lace from which
tions will be held at the Jewish man of Congregation Shaer Hash- a long tulle veil extended. She
Community Center beginning Aug. omayim of Windsor, and Rev. S. carried a lovely bouquet of white
17 and continuing through October Moldawsky on the beautifully- roses.
The bridal party consisted of
for all members of the Center's decorated porch at the home of the
bride's parents. Miss Tillie Silver- Mrs. Ethel K. Loceff, matron of
Mothers' Clubs.
Classes will be held every Tues- stein, the bride's sister, was the honor, who wore a pink gown and
day and Thursday from 2 to 4 p. maid of honor, and Sam Zelbie as- carried a beautiful 'bouquet of red
sisted the groom as best man. The roses; the bridesmaids, Jerry Man-
in. in the kitchen of the Center.
Miss Timms of the W. P. A. will bride was given in marriage by dell, NVedda DeLido and Ruth
be in charge of the demonstrations. her parents and the groom by his Parker, wore blue and pink and
father and by his aunt, Mrs. A. carried bouquets of red roses.
Greenberg. A reception for 100
Mr. Kent had as his best man,
guests followed the wedding cere- Sanford Laceff, and his ushers
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Weisblatt were Morris Katzman, Max Leiber-
left for a week's stay at South man and Saul Brasley.
Mr. and Mrs. lead.. Karbal andsob.

Stewart of Detroit, 'went ameral days
ea toe guests of Mr. and Mrn. George
Kahn of Auburn.

All

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Mahler of Edison Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Suzanne, to Ilenry Myer Jr. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myer of Meridian, Miss. The wedding will be
an event of Oct. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sucher of 16935 Wildemere Ave., announce
the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Ruth, to Bernard Cohen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Cohen of Windsor, Ontario. The marriage
will take place early in September.

Births

All

PAGE SEVEN

and THE LE L CHRONICLE

liaven.
An impressive ceremony marked
the marriage of Miss Tillie Silver-
stein to Rabbi Jacob M. Brown of
Atlanta, Ga., on Spriday evening,

at Congregation B'nai David.
Rabbis Moses Fischer, Nahum
Schulman and Joshua S. Sperka
officiated and were assisted by
Cantors A. A. Rosenfeld and S.
Moldawsky. In addition, M. Zack
of Congregation B'nai Da vi d
chanted the El Molei Rachamim In
memory of the mother of Rabbi
Brown.
Mrs. Sol Slomovitz was matron
of honor and Walter Farber was
best man. The bride was given in
marriage by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. David Silverstein, and the
groom by his sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Noun-
chuk. Gussie Brown was the
flower girl. In the bridal party
were also Mr. and Mrs. Harold

Theological College for seven
years.
Out-of-town guests at both
weddings were: Mrs. Benjamin
C old stein and daughter, Mrs.
Krasne, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Friedman and son, Leon

Friedman, of Danville, Ill.; Mrs.

Samuel Silverstein and Miss Rea-
tie Silverstein, of Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Silverstein of
Flatbuah, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Winukov and Mrs. Sophie
Pickoff, of Flint, Mich. Other
out-of-town guests whe attended
the Brown - Silverstein nuptials
were Mrs. M. Gandal and Miss

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the marriage of their daughter,
Eleanor, to Manuel M. Hartman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Hartman, on Aug. 9. Mr. and
Sirs. Hartman are honeymooning
for a month at Banff and Lake
Louise.

MARX—MAAS
June Maas, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Louis Maas, became the
bride of Dr. Milton S. Marx at
high noon Tuesday in a simple and

Ave.
The ceremony was performed by
Dr. Leo M. Franklin before the
living room fireplace which was
banked with la r k s p u r, baby'a
breath, roses and gladiola, all in

white. Similar flowers decorated
the lace covered dining room table
which was lighted by white tapers
in silver candle sticks.
The bride wore a high necked
street dress of white bengaline.
She was hatless and wore a cor-
sage of white roe's). There were
n. , attendants.
Following the ceremony, Dr. and
Mrs. Marx left for a motor trip to
French River, Can., where they
will remain until the end of the
month. They will be at home after
'he first of the month at 905 Mer-
t..n Rd.
For traveling Mrs. Marx wore
a shrimp pink suit of light weight
wool. Her felt hat, shoes and
gloves were brown.

Mildred Gondol, of Cleveland, 0.
Gifts to North End Clinic
Rabbi and Mrs. Brown left on a
honeymoon trip to Chicago, Ill.,
North End Clinic has received
Beryl and Miami, Fla., and will make
the following contributions:
their home in Atlanta, Ga.
th Ml,. Ann.
Ann
. ... "';:birt n, .
V: Iehr
v
/trephine Bergin. Him Iteni0e Flinn
In memory of Adolph Kann, of
.nI M. I .1 Taylor, Among the guests
Manistee, Mich., from Mrs. Sid-
Mere 'Mrs David P Caplan lira Jack
GRANT—HELLER
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DIrownwl. and Mn I c Burn, of
ra Silberman.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Heller an-
IIprinan
Mint, }fro Tech now. Mr•
In memory of Louis Glazer.
Fetrimmn. Mrs Julian Jon•h•rt. and Mho nounce the
marriage of their from Mrs. John Imerman, Dr. and
Ella Jomeux. 'of Paring, and Mr. HT
Tan Sweet, of II•thor Beach Mrs Leo daughter, Gossip, to Morris Grant, I Mrs. Arthur Bloom, Stanley Imer-
Murof•Ity. of Toronto. the former M.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham roan.
and Mr•
Tle ■ nity Inarnorrnan.
Grant. on Sunday, Aug. 2. Rabbi
Kohn. formerly Dorothy Tailor, M.
For the Social Service Relief
Ben rlociA.on and Mrs Iming Fisch, of I M. Zager officiated.
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address the convention. Hayim
Greenberg, world renowned journ-
alist and lecturer, editor of the
Yiddisher Kaempfer, and leader of

the Peale Zion-Ziere Zion party,
was called to an emergency meet-
ing of the Zionist Actions Corn-
Mr. and Mrs. Kent left for an mittee, of which he is a member.
extended honeymoon through the He will not be able to return until
east and upon their return will re- the latter part of September.
Arriving last week in New York
side in Detroit.
on the Conte Di Savoia was Ben

lovely ceremony in the La Salle
Blvd. home of her parents. Dr.
Marx is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Weisblatt (E the I Silverstein), Simon S. Marx of Gladstone

whose marriage was an event of
the previous evening.
After the ceremony, dinner was
served to 300 guests. Max Silver-
stein, brother of the bride, was the
master of ceremonies. Addresses
were delivered by Rabbi Fischer
and by Rabbi Schulman, the
groom's room-mate and fellow-
student at the Chicago Hebrew

arimons

Applebaum and his wife, Frieda.
Applebaum is one of the leaders

of labor youth in Palestine. He was
sent to this country as special dele-
gate to the Y. P. Z. A. convention,
which will take place in Detroit.
Upon his arrival he proceeded im-
mediately to the Y, P. Z. A. camp
at Accord, N. Y., where he par-
ticipated in the celebration of the
camp's fifth anniversary. Ile will
remain in this country to help di-
rect the organizational and cultural
activities of the Y. P. Z. A. for
the coming year.
Berl Ilearshen and Morris Levin
left Wednesday morning for New
York, where they will confer with
the National Executive about the
coming convention. They also in-
tend to visit the camp at Accord.

Supreme K. of P. Represent-
atives Visit Detroit
Lodge No. 55

Detroit Lodge No. 65 was hon-
'uesday night with a visit
of several representatives of the
Supreme Grand Lodge convention,
now in session in Detroit. Supreme
Prelate Fred Atwood, • life mem-
ber of Detroit Lodge, addressed
the lodge. Supreme Representa-
tive Stilwell of St. Johns, New
Brunswick, and the Maritime Pro-
vinces of Canada outlined the har-
mony that exists between Canadian
and United States members. Past
Grand Chancellor Jacob Gann, of I
Savanah, Ga., one of the few Jews
having attained such high office

ored

in the order of Knights of Pythias
in that part of the country, was,
another speaker. Past Grand
Chancellor Frank Raskin and Past

Chancellor Sam Raskin also spoke.
Past Chancellor Sidney Alexander
presided over a well attended meet-
ing.
Detroit lodge meetings are now
fully resumed and the members
are advised that meetings are held

Rabbi Joseph S. Kornfeld, form-
er Unitid States minister to Per-
sia. was robbed of his wallet con-
as usual every Thursday night.
taining $100 during his visit in
Detroit on Wednesday. He had
come hero to address a group at
STAMMERING
Wayne University on the New
CORRECTED
Deal, under the auspices of the
/'rm. I emanation
National Democratic Committee.
tear Appointment Call
Rabbi Kornfeld, formerly of the
Collingswood Ave. Temple of Toledo,
Memorial Trust.
Dr. S. M. Beckerman
KORNWISE—STILLMAN
stated that the hurt was all the
TOwnaend 8-3623
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Stillman.
greater because he was not paid A Christian-Jewish Association
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