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N. H. J. C. LEAGUE
PARTY WEDNESDAY

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Our 49th year

A meeting of ull committee
chairmen of the Detroit League of
the National home for Jewish Chil-
dren at Denver was held at the
home of Mrs. Harry Barnett, gen-
eral chairman, on Monday, Sept.
21, at which time all reports given

A FEW MINUTES TIME

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September 25, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brodie of
Miss Rhea E. Cashman (Mrs.
Rowena St. returned after a few Benjamin A. Gladwin) returned
weeks spent in the east.
from Port Iluron, where she at-
tended The inter-city meeting and
Mrs. Donald E. Berger left for banquet of the Zonta Club held
Montgomery Ala, to spend two at Hotel llarrington. The Inter-
weeks with her parents, Mr. and national president, Dora Neon of
Rochester, N. Y., was the speaker.
Mrs. Si. Scheuer.

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Mrs.' M. S. Welt has returned
Tau Sigma Delta Sorority held
from a visit in Chicago.
election of officers Sept. 2, with
the following results: President,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman Rose Elbinger; vice president,
and daughter, Sue, returned last Mollie Friedman; secretary, Fan-
Saturday from a few days in Bos- nie Grossberg; treasurer, Caroline
Cohen.
ton.

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In honor of Miss Sadie Ellis,
Miss Constance Robinson left
Sept. 19 for Pittsburgh where she bride-elect, her aunts, Mrs. L.
Sugar
and Mrs. M. Niskar, were
matriculates at Carnegie Institute
joint hostesses at a miscellaneous
of Technology.
shower and bridge for 30 guests
Mrs. II. C. Singer of 102 Rhode on Wednesday evening, Sept. 23,
Island Ave. will be hostess at a at Lacher's.

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Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Slomo-
vitz of Bayonne, N. J., are the
guests of their family in Detroit,'
MRS. CARL S. SCHILLER
Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Lappin are
having motored here to accom-
visiting with Mrs. Lappin s par-
. .. is better than en hour of ordinary skin caret
pany their son, Harold, who is by chairmen indicated that every-
ents in Washington, D. C.
entering his senior year at the thing was in readiness for the
This remarkable dual-purpose cream seeps into
luncheonette, fashion show and
University of Michigan.
bridge party to be given on Wed-
Mr. and Mrs. Sy Feinberg re-
tightly clogged pores and frees them of the grime
turned from a visit in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Weisenfeld nesday, Sept. 30, at 12:30 p. m.,
that menaces skin beauty. Marie Earle's Basic Treat-
and daughter are now residing at in the General Motors autorium.
Mrs. Harry Glick and Mrs. Robert
ment is used by women who can afford the best and
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarold Ehrlich of 2713 Carter Ave.
Kaltman, chairmen of the fashion
Whitmore Road spend last week-
women who can't afford anything less ....
end in Chicago.
William Feldman, son of Mr: show committee, reported that Sei-
gel's
will exhibit their latest fash-
and Mrs. Samuel Feldman of
ions for children, and Itussek's
Arthur William Schlesinger, Jr., Glynn Court, formerly of 960 Chi-
their up-to-the-minute modes in
left for Ann Arbor to resume his cago Blvd., is now in Madison,
women's apparel. Mrs. Max Frank,
studies at the University of Michi- Wis., where he is attending the
chairman of the ticket committee,
gan.
University of Winconsin.
reported that judging from the un-
usual demand for tickets for this
Miss Leonore Markson, daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Grant
event the General Motors auditor-
returned from a two months' so- ter of Mrs. A. D. Markson, left ium will be filled to capacity.
journ abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Sam- for Chicago to resume her studies Tickets can be obtained from Mrs.
TOILETRIES, STREET FLOOR
uel J. Rubin (Claire Grant) met at the University of Chicago.
Frank, 3292 Calvert Ave., To.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant in New York
8-7534, or from members of the
On Sept. 10, Pearl Moskowitz,
where they landed on Sept. 17.
Detroit League.
a bride-elect of Oct. 11, was hon-
On June 6, 1935, the Detroit
Rabbi Leon Fram will address ored with a miscellaneous show- League for the National home
SEASON'S GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO
a combined 'fleeting of the Rotary, er by her sisters, Lillian, Belle for Jewish Children at Denver was
Exchange and Lions Clubs of and Molly, at the Wilshire. Covers organized at the official Detroit
THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY
Birmingham, Mich., Monday noon, were laid for 50. On Sept. 21 representation for the National
Oct. 5, on the subject: "The Re- Mrs. Meyer Brown and daughter Home of Denver with Sirs.
building of the Holy Land — An entertained in her honor at a Carl S. Schiller as president, for
linen shower at Lacher's. Covers
Epic of Our Times".
the purpose of assisting in the
were laid for 65.
maintenance of this home of un-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fink
fortunate consumptives who conic
A dinner was held at the Colo- to Denver from all parts of the
with their daughter, Mrs. Herman
Ilolinstat spent the past week-end nial Hotel in Mt. Clemens on country. This home guides, influ-
Sept, 13 for 126 people, when ences, and assists these children
lin Chicago.
Drop into our studio and see for yourself the many delight.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloss of toward physical, mental, emotional
fully different decorative pieces, pictures, lamps, etc. Then
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard !lessen- 3260 Fullerton Ave. entertained and social normalcy and relieves
compare our prices and note the great saving to you.
busch of St. Joseph Mo. are the in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of the parents of care and worry,
guests of their brother-in-law and their son, Leonard.
FINE FURNITURE — DRAPES
which are the great handicaps in
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Osman Fisher.
the progress of recovery from tu-
CURTAINS —UPHOLSTERING
Louis J. Gordon of 8511 La- berculosLs.
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON CARPETS NOW
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michael- Salle Blvd. returned last week
Prior to the official organiza-
son spent several days in Chicago from a months vacation spent as tion of the Detroit league, Mrs. Many Important Affairs Be-
Visit us with your decorating problem. An expert decorator
during the past week.
dramatics director and counsellor Rae Ilorrell solicited individual
ing Arranged by the
will advise you. No charge or obligation for this service.
at Camp Schonthal, Magnetic contributions, to be sent to the Den-
Local Unit
Mr. and Mrs. William Sivitz of Springs, 0. On the return trip ver Home. Since the formation of
OPEN EVENINGS
Pittsburgh were guests in the city Mr. Gordon stopped for a week- the Detroit league, contributions
The
Detroit
unit of Junior Ila-
during the past week. Mr. Sivitz end at the Great Lakes Exposition
may be made through the Detroit dassah has begun extensive plans
having attended the American In- in Cleveland.
League, through Mrs. Hornell, or for several affairs, both fund- I
stitute of Iron and Steel Conven-
directly to the Home in Denver.
and social, to open the
tion.
Albert A. Gordon, son of Mr.
On Oct. 4, 5, 6, the National present season's activities.
and Mrs. Abe Gordon of 8511 Home for Jewish Children in Den-
The
third
annual Thanksgiving
INTERIOR DECORATOR
Prof. Samuel M. Levin has re- LaSalle Blvd. returned this week ver will hold a regional conference
turned from a tour around the to Cincinnati, 0., where he will of all auxiliaries in the Central night dance will take place at
15950 WOODWARD
TOWNSEND 8.6237
the
Masonic
Temple, on Thanks-
world to resume his duties at continue his studies at the Heb- States at Chicago. Mrs. Carl S.
3 Blocks North of Ford's
giving night, Nov. 26. Definite
Wayne University.
rew Union College.
Shiller, president of the Detroit details of this affair are being for-
league, and Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, mulated by the following com-
Rhea E. Cashman (Mrs. Ben-
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sapiro of first vice-president, will be the
jamin A. Gladwin) spent last Webb Ave. will be at home on delegates representing this auxil- mittee: Ann Brooks, general
chairman; Ethel Delin, advertis-
week-end in New York City at Sunday, Oct. 4, from 3 to 6 p. m„
iary.
ing chairman; Sarah Bloomfield,
the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria. Miss in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
SEASON'S GREETINGS
On this occasion, Mrs. Schiller ticket chairman; Elsie Olender,
Cashman was one of the many their son, William.
and Sirs. Kavanau will formally treasurer; Charlotte Zeff, secre-
AND
agents entertained by the Cunard
present the proceeds from the tary; Sophie B. Schwartz, patron
White Star Line at the banquet
BEST WISHES
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Karbal of luncheonette, fashion show and
on the St, S. Queen Mary on Webb Ave. spent a week in Chi- bridge party to the official repre- ' chairman; Bernice Friedland, pub-
licity chairman. Miss Delia, in
Monday night, and Tuesday there cago where they were guests at the sentatives of the home.
charge of advertising for the
was a general inspection of the Edgewater Beach Hotel.
dance bulletin, wishes to stress the
steamer.
fact that meetings of the dance
Nathan R. Gelfand of 3225 W.
committee will be held weekly
Mr. and Sirs. Sam Gerson and Grand Ave. has returned from a
every Wednesday evening at the
daughter, Lois, were week-end four months' trip on the continent.
home of Sophie B. Schwartz,
guests in Chicago the past week.
While in Europe Mr. Gelfand vis-
1947 Gladstone, beginning on
ited his parents in Weksnaii,
Sept. 30,
Miss Winifred Ashner, daughter Lithuania.
The membership committee, of
of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Ashner
Rapid strides are being made in
the plans for the silver jubilee which Frances Moranz is chair-
will leave next week for Washing-
man,
has begun plans for an ex-
which will be celebrated by the
ton. D. C. to enter National Park
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society. There tensive membership drive, the first
Seminary.
affair
to be in the form of an af-
will be a banquet at the Phalanx
Joseph Neisner of Rochester, N.
Club on Nov. 8 in honor of this ternoon tea dance, to be held on
The
Detroit
section
of
the
Na-
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8, for
Y. wan the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
The MaIleth Yrne
Alexander Freeman during the tional Council of Jewish Women
Twenty-five years ago, a small paid-up members only, and a se-
received the following contribu- group of women decided to organ- lected group of young men, to
past week.
tions:
ize in order to dispense charity whom invitations will be issued.
or Eaprrealon
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Scholar- in a concerted manner. Through- Esther Etkin is chairman of this
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grier and
Opens Oct. 5, 1936
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity daughter, Lucy, returned to their ship Fund: In memory of Max out the years, the orignial ideal affair and will announce further
Directors
Aid will hold a regular meeting on home in New York after a visit May, from Miss Emma Butzel, Mr. and aim has always been main- details as to place and entertain-
Mra. Helen Chaffee Workman
Tuesday Sept. 29, at 1:30 p. m. at with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leo H. Butzel, Mrs. Sol tained. Emergency relief has been ment soon.
Mrs. !Ginnie Clark Chaffee
E, Heineman, Mr. and Mrs. Her- offered to innumerable individuals
the Jewish Community Center.
The happy day fund committee,
Herbert Robinson.
Pay and evening claws and private
bert D. Robinson and Mrs. Bernard as well as to families.
The initial card party of this
whose contributions are applied
ImtructIon In Platform Entertaining,
Wurzburger;
in
memory
of
Hor-
season
will
be
held
Tuesday,
Oct.
6,
'et
makes
regular
contri-
toward
the purchase of some
Play ProdurtIon, Directing. Train-
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Lyons have
ing. Eadlo, Public Speaking, DirtIon,
at Kern's auditorium. All members moved from the Wilshire to the tense G. Freund from Miss Emma butions to many of the other phil- much-needed or desired gift for
Etiquette, General Culture, Motion
Butzel, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. anthropic institutions in the city the orphans at Meier Shafeyah,
and
friends
are
invited
to
this
af-
La Vogue Apts.
Picture Training, Children'. dePart•
Robinson and Mrs. Bernard Wurz-
mein.
fair which will help raise funds for
is beginning a series of social
SS well as outside of the state.
the Malvina Mother Klein Memor-
The committee in charge of this functions with a picnic wienie
254 HOLBROOK AVE.
Dr. Isabelle Wolfstein of Madi- burger; in memory of Adolph
ial Fund. There will be refresh- son, Wis. was a recent house guest Freund from Mr. and Mrs Herbert silver jubilee consists of the fol- roast at Belle Isle on Oct. 11. All
MADISON UM
D. Robinson and Mrs. Bernard
ments and prizes.
new, old, prospective members
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly.
lowing:
Wurzburger; in honor of the wed-
Mesdames Ignatz Auslander, and friends are invited.
Among those who donated to-
ding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. lion. Chairman, Irving Liebson,
ward this fund were Mrs. Sidney
Pauline Barahal, chairman of
After spending the summer in
CALIFORNIA
Ginsberg, in honor of her son's the east and Balsams-Dixville Albert Kahn from Mr. and Mrs. Chairman, William. I. Miller, Asst. the educational committee, an-
Bar Mitzvah; Mrs. Joseph Whit- Notch in New Hampshire, Mrs. Leo H. Butzel.
Chairman, Paul R. Freeman, Secre- nounces that an invitation has
MEXICO
For the Council Camp Vacation tary, Abe Stiller, Arthur Schiff, been extended by Rabbi and Mrs.
man, in appreciation of a teee Harry E. Byron will return to her
by
planted in Palestine in memory of home at the Belcrest while her Fund: In memory of Hortense G. Allen Janowitt Eugene Diamond, Joshua S. Sperka to members of
!ITV:AMER -- TWOS — PLANE
Freund
from Dr. and Sirs. Irving
her mother; Mrs. Eva Ellenstein, daughter, Eileen, will begin her
MARK RESERVATIONS NOW
Junior Iladassah and friends, to
Max Eisler.
There are various ways and be their guests at a Succoth party
in memory of her mother, Mrs. sophomore year at Smith College Bittker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.
' Send for free latokleto
Ginsburg;
in memory of Max Stay means suggested for raising the
Minnie Wartell.
in North Hampton.
sponsored by this committee, on
from Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. quota in order to attend this silver
The annual donor luncheon will
Friday evening, Oct. 2, at their
take place on Dec. 1 at the Stotler.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Fisher have Schlesinger; in memory of Ira Rob- Jubilee banquet. Detailed sugges- home, 2014 Monterey. An inter-
returned to their home after spend- inson from Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. tions may be obtained by commun. esting program is being arranged
steam. last[. 123a Maahlugtos LID&
RANDOLPH 33111-3389-33711
Contributions to United Jew- tog the past four months at Ginsburg; in honor of the 75th testing with the president, Mrs. for this is occasion.
birthday anniverserias of Mrs. Jake Greenwald. Car. 6154-R.
Houghton Lake, Mich.
The first general open meeting
ish Charities
Morris Kaufman and of Mrs. Si.
of the season will be held on Sun-
Elaine Schiller, daughter of Mr. Ni. Kahn of Pittsburgh, Pa., from
day
afternoon, Oct. 4, at 2:30
Contributions have been received and Mrs. Arthur Schiller of Chi- Mr. and Sirs. Henry Wineman.
p. m., at the Stotler Hotel. An
by the United Jewish Charities cago Blvd. left Sunday to enter
For the Elsa F. Welling Scholar-
Seas° n's Greetings
interesting
program is being ar-
from the following:
ship Fund: in memory of Max
the University of Michigan.
ranged by Sadie Shur, program
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Eng-
Stay from Mrs. Carrie L. Bailin,
chairman.
ross, in memory of Max May and
Mrs. Irma Straus and her son, Mrs. Bertha Hill, Dr. B. D. Well-
Zedakah's first social of the sea-
Adolph Freund; Judge and Mrs. James, of Ligonier, Ind., have re- ing, and Mr. and Mrs. Grover C.
son was a beautifully appointed
Henry NI Butzel, in memory of turned to their home after spend- Wolf; in memory of Adolph
Vera Gold-
Ira Robinson; Max Ileavenrich, in ing several days in Detroit.
Freund from Mrs. Bertha Hill; in II Er,
memory of Mrs. Hortense Freund
memory of Ira Robinson from Sties stick and Miss Faye Fredenthal,
who were the guest artists for the
and Max May; Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
Mies Ann Sylvia Gordon will Flora Leppel and Mrs. Carrie I.. afternoon. Their program was well
Gilbert, in memory of Ira Robin- leave Sunday for Ann Arbor to Ballin • in memory of Emil Schul-
The convention of the Michigan
balanced, containing both serious
WHOLESALE STATIONERS
son; Mrs. Flora Goodman, in mem- resume her studies at the Univer- loot from Dr. B. D. Welling.
dramatics, comedy and readings. Federation of Temple Sisterhood
k BOOKSELLERS
ory of Ira Robinson; Mr. and Mm. sity of Michigan where she is a
After the program, refreshments will be held in Detroit on Oct. 13
S. T. Gilbert, in memory of Max junior. She will live in Betsy Bar-
14. An open meeting and in-
1Donations to Women's Aux- were served, by the following hos- and
May.
bour House.
teases: Sirs. Pauline Loeb, Mrs. formal reception will be held Oct.
iliary of Home for Aged
13,
at
8:15 p. m. A luncheon will
Rose Agree. Sirs. Pauline Almug,
300 WEST LARNED ST.
Ladies Auxiliary of Yeshi-
Phillip Goldetick, eon of Dr.
Mrs. Ida Levin, Sirs. Ann Aidel- take place Oct. 14, at Reser.
nations
for the luncheon must be
Donation from Mrs Anna B. man, Sirs. Minnie Fishman.
Ililliard Goldetick, is now attend-
vah Beth ehudah
CHERRY 5870
The Ladies Auxilliary of Beth ing Riverside Military Academy Deutsch, in memory of Mrs.
Zedakah's plans are now com- picked up and paid for at the Tem-
pleted for the donor luncheon, to ple not later than Monday, Oct. 12.
Yehudah, on Saturday, Sept. 19, at Gaineville, Ga., and Hollywood, Adolph Deutsch.
Donation from Mr. and Mrs. be held on Nov. 24. For further in-
held memorial services for Mrs. Fla.
Simon Shetzer, in thankfulness formation call any of the follow.
Esther Greenberg, member of the
Child Placement Bureau
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril A. Cohen for the recovery from illness of ing chairmen: Mrs. Max Coven,
board of directors of Beth Abra-
Holiday Greetings
(Rosemary Berger) returned from Sirs. Irwin Cohn, Mrs ,Frank To. 6-5974; Mrs. Jack Greenberg,
ham.
Jewish Child Placement
The
Weisman, Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt To 6-0195; Sirs. Morris Davis, To.
The E5 donor luncheon will be a six weeks' trip to California.
Von Steel Motor Sales
Donation from Women's Auxi- 8-7355. Zedakah's next regular Bureau wishes to accept with
held Oct. 25. Anyone wishing to
USED CARS
thanks
the
receipt of a gift from
Dr. Edward J. Bernstein and liary Home for the Aged, for meeting will be held at the home
participate may work for a ticket
Sunoco Gas wad Oil
at the store on Hastings. For ad- his sons, Uriah P. Bern and Jesse Yahrzeit fund of Old Folks Home. of Mrs. Norman Adilman, 2061 Max Goldberg on the occasion of
the
marriage
of his daughter. Dor-
ditional information call Mrs. Rot- Edward Bernstein, have moved in memory of Mrs. Adolph Calvert Ave., on Monday, Sept. 29.
leash.* 1141111
from Ferndale to 338 Rosedale Ct. Deutsch •
hxdroffi ,thCtE .ix- bz bzbnbmfwy othy, to Dr. Henry Turkel.
0901 Mack
tenberg 1 Townsend 84995.

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SA DA K. FINN, INC.

Hebrew Ladies Aid
to Observe Silver
Jubilee on Nov. 8

William P. Bradley

Councilman

Contributions to '

3 Council Funds

Chaffee Noble School

Prenzlauer Group
to Meet Tuesday

Rhea E. Cashman

Zedakah Plans
Donor Luncheon

THE DETROIT
NEWS CO.

State Sisterhoods
Convention Planned

12TH AND SEWARD

TRINITY 2-3488

OPENING OF THE NEW SEASON
SUNDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, SEPT. 27

S. WEINTRAUB
presents the well-known stars

Sadie SIIEINGOLD

and

Sanel AUERBACH

together with the young actor

George Gould

.and the well-known comedian, the young-old

Sam Kasten

with a celebrated cast in

AN HOUR BEFORE THE WEDDING

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Joint Services of
Reform, Orthodox
Held in Lansing

The orthodox community has
united .with the reform congrega-
tion in the observance of the
solemn days at Lansing.
Rabbi Herman Rosenwasser,
graduate of the Hebrew Union Col-
lege, and Rabbi Herman Price, or-
dained at the Jewish Theological
Seminary of New York, conducted
the services.
This union service is about to
bring happy results, serious effort
on the part of the officers of both
groups being shown to make the
union permanent.
The problems that confront the
synagogue will be' more easily
solved through united effort than
through division, Lansing leaders
state.
David Friedland, president of
Shane Zedek of Lansing and his
committee, are being congratulated
on their spiritual demonstration
for the benefit of their local com-
munity.

Contributions to
North End Clinic

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Adolph Freund ,
from Mrs. David Scheyer.
In memory of Mrs Il u g
Freund, from Mrs. David.Scheyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Field Mrs.
Louis Welt, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
L. Prentis and family, Mrs. Mark
Fleischman. Mrs. Benjamin L.
Lambert, Sir. and Mrs. Sidney
Fecheimer.
In memory of Todd Kaufmann.
from Mr. and Mrs. Slyer Gerson.
For the Supplementary Medical
Assistance Fund for Children: In
memory of Louis Goldman, from
Mr. and Yrs. Norman Hayden and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerson; in
memory of Ira Robinson, from
Mr. and Mee. I. R. Myers.
For equipment, from Victor II.

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