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IiiderRotrleasn (ARCMCIA1
October 2 1936
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Shaarey Zedek Men's
Club Lists Program
Betrothed
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
Prominent Speakers Scheduled to
Coyne Here This Year
The Men's Club of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek announces an
interesting program of events for
the current year, which will in-
clude a number of nationally
prominent speakers who will die-
cuss humor, the folk song, eco-
nomics, history, art, music and
the drama.
The first of these will be pre-
sented at the next meeting, Mon-
day evening, Oct. 12, when Rabbi
Louis Feinberg of Cincinnati,
Ohio, recognized authority on
Jewish humor and the origin of
the folk song, will give his lec-
ture on "The Origin and Develop-
ment of Jewish Humor."
Other special presentations will
be:
Noah Nachbuch, founder of the
famous Vilna Art Troupe, will
present a program of humorous
and serious music and dramatic
aketches in costume, using ma-
terial from classical Yiddish writ-
ers.
Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, writ-
er, traveller and rabbi, will speak
on "The Jews in Russia and Ger-
many."
Herman J. Rosenthal will give
a piano lecture recital on "Folk
Songs of Many Lands," a subject
on which he is a recognized au-
thority.
Dr. Salo Baron, professor of
Jewish history at Columbia Uni-
versity, will discuss "Nationalism
And Intolerance."
Cantor Moshe Nathanson,
tenor and known as "The Voice
of Jerusalem on the radio, will
present a recital of "Modern Pal-
Engagements
Miss Annabelle Germansky was
hostess at an afternoon tea which
also served as the first meeting
of the fall season for the Zeds-
kah Juniors.
Continuing the party-a-month
policy, the Zedakah Juniors will
hold a liallowken scavenger
hunt on Oct. 31, for members and
escorts only.
Installation
of officers will
take place soon at Stotler Hotel,
and will be open to the public. At
the end of October the club will
open its membership to a select
few,
Zedakah Juniors are planning
a dance and a series of guest
speakers at future meetings.
David Cahn.
Mrs. Anna Natinsky of 340 Englewood Ave. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Elaine, to David Dresner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Dresner of 2280 Pingree Ave.
Wedding Calendar
The Young Judaeans will hold
elections Sunday, Oct. 4, at the
Carmel Hebrew Schools, 8762 Lin-
wood Ave. and 9428 Oakland Ave.
A special program for the coming
year will be planned. All boys and
girls who wish to join should call
I. A. Lawton, organizer of these
clubs, at the above schools, from
4 to 6:30 p. m., or telephone Trinity
2-1288.
estinian Songs and Liturgical
Music."
Dr. Alfons Goldsmidt, econom-
ist and author of "Germany To-
day" will speak on "World Eco-
nomic Problems."
Definite dates of their appear-
ances will be announced later.
Season tickets covering all
seven lectures may be secured
through members of the Men's
Club and at theopffice of the syna-
gogues at the moderate price of
$1.60.
MISS MILDRED STAHL
Photo by Craine Studio
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Stahl
of 2001 Tuxedo Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mil-
dred, to David Mellen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mellen of 11842
LaSalle Blvd. Reception Sunday,
Oct. 11, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10
p. m. No cards.
Hebrew Schools Help Sell
Tickets for Maccabee
Soccer Game
The United Hebrew Schools are
taking an active part in the sale
of tickets for the Maccabee soc-
cer game.
Tickets are on sale at all the
branches of the United Hebrew
Schools. There will be half price
for students.
In cooperation with the United
Hebrew Schools, Carl Schiller of
Jack Mann's Chevrolet, on 12th
St., corner Philadelphia, is mak-
ing plans to sell a large number
of tickets for the Maccabee soc-
cer game.
Select COmmittees
for U.H.S. Luncheon
Oct, 11-Misri Ruth Brock, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Enianue
Klein of Fullerton Ave., to Edward Greenspon, son of Mr. and Mrs
Aaron Greenspon, at the Book Cadillac Ilotel.
Oct. 11—Miss Pearl Moskowitz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
George Moskowitz of 681 Rosedale Court, to Joseph D. Brown, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Brown of 2989 Richton Ave., at Congrega-
tion B'nai Moshe, at 6 p. m.
Oct. 11—Miss Mildred Alma Schechter, daughter of Mrs. Nellie
Schechter of 2675 Rochester Ave., to Joseph W. Solomon, son of
Mrs. Esther Solomon of 11537 Hamilton Ave., at the Belcrest Hotel.
Reception 2 to 5 p. m. No cards,
Oct. 11—Miss Helen Lefton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lefton of 3328 Fullerton Ave., to Morris Tate, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Taxe of 330 Owen Ave., at Congregation B'nai David, at 5 p. m.
Oct. 11—Miss Belle Levine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Levine of 2019 W. Philadelphia Ave., to George Lansky, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Lansky of Ann Arbor.
Nov. 1—Miss Helen Grahm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Grahm of 18415 Parkside Ave., to Fred II. Gottfurcht, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gottfurcht of Cortland Ave., at the Stotler Hotel.
Oct. 11—Miss Mary E. Epstein, daughter of Maurice S. Epstein
and the late Mrs. Epstein of 2549 Virginia Park, to Fred Faber, son
of Mrs. Sarah Faber of 2030 Plaine Ave., at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek.
Oct. 20—Miss Katheryn Ruskin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Orechkin of Windsor, to Carl Gilson), son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Gussin of Detroit, at a ceremony to be solemnized in Windsor.
Nov. 1—Miss Anne Berman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Berman of 4080 Monterey Ave., to Aaron Beser, son of Ben Beser
(ff 2347 Cortland Ave.
— Nov. 1—Miss Rose Yolles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Yolles of Burlingame Ave., to Louis Gelfand, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Gelfand of McQuade Ave., at Congregation Shaarey Zedek, at
5:30 p. m.
Nov. 17—Miss Elaine Lezerson, daughter of Mrs. Leah Lezer-
son of Taylor Ave., to Joseph V. Lachar, son of Mr. apd Mrs. Judo
Lachar of liazelwood Ave., at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Births
The first open meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the United
Hebrew Schools was held Sept. 23
Sept. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Williams (Maurine Stone
at hotel Stotler and an interesting
talk was given by Mrs. J. II. Ehr- of W. Grand Ave., a son, Adrian Stewart.
lich. Zang Garber, well-known vio-
Sept. 2G—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Spector (Celia Radom
of 13750 Dexter Blvd., a daughter, Valerie Lynn.
Sept. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bloom (Stella Goodman
of 4067 Tyler Ave., a daughter, Barbara Karen.
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fine (Gertrude Eder) of 3380
Collingwood Ave., a son, Norman Seymour,
Marriages
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Inaugural
Banquet on Oct. 18;
in November
B
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Puckovit-
sky announce the marriage of
their daughter, Sally, to Herman
no Monday night, Sept. 28, the
Sitorsky, son of Harry Sitorsky, Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai
on Saturday evening, Sept. 26, Moshe held nomination and elec-
at the bride's residence, 1952 Vir- tion of officers, with the following
ginia Park. Rabbi M. Zager per-
formed the ceremony in the pres- Mrs. Harry Meer, president;
ence of the immediate families Mrs. Irving Greenspan, vice-presi-
and friends. dent; Mrs. Morris Weinstein,
treasurer; Mrs. Emil Nussbaum,
W,\A
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Events Planned by
B'nai Moshe Ladies
dame
WEISMAN — BRODSKY
We de ed this love!
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brodsky
f Hollywood, Calif., formerly of
Detroit, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Mae, to Abe
Weisman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Weisman of Elmhurst Ave.
on Sept. 27.
Open Huns. in New Building on
Taylor Ave. on Oct. 11
Eastern Canadian Confer.
ence Will Meet on
Oct. 11 and 12
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnett of Dexter Blvd., announce th
engagement of their daughter, Ruth Honor, to Armand A. Shulman
son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shulman of Buena Vista Ave.
Mrs. Ethel Freeman of Linwood Ave. announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Claire, to Louis Cahn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Young Judaea Clubs at the
Cannel Schools
House of Shelter
Auxiliary to Meet
on Monday, Oct. 5
CONCLAVE OF B'NAI
B'RITH IN WINDSOR
MISS RHODA ZAHAVIE
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg
of 636 Josephine Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Rhode Zahavie, to Joshua Simon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Simon.
HOME RELIEF
DONOR DINNER
SUNDAY, OCT. 25
Society's Open Meeting Add
by Prof. Slosson
The Eastern Canadian Confer-
ence of B'nai B'rith will be held
in Windsor on Sunday and Not -
day, Oct. 11 and 12.
A banquet in honor of the dele-
gates will be held on Sunday
evening, Oct. 11, in the Prince
Albert Hotel ballroom. A dance
will follow the dinner and pro-
gram. Dress will be optional. The
banquet will mark the initiation
of the new Chatham branch of
Windsor I.odge, with the degree
team of Pisgah Lodge of Detroit
conducting the ritual. In addition
to the banquet, the delegates will
be taken on a sightseeing tour
through Detroit.
The public is invited, and tickets
may be secured through Her-
man Osnos, president of Pisgah
Lodge. Harry Cherniak, chairman
of the convention committee,
states that delegates from 17
states have indicated their inten-
tion to attend the convention.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
House of Shelter will hold the first
regular meeting of the season Mon-
day, Oct. 6, at 1 p. m., at the
Jewish Center.
A board meeting was held Tues-
day, Sept. 22, -at the residence of
Sirs. Rosenthal on Edison Ave.
Open house will be held at the
new home of the House of Shelter
Sunday, Oct. 11. Everyone is in-
vited to attend this opening.
The new home is located at 1620-
22 Taylor Ave.
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
Succoth Party Sunday
Delta Omega Iota Sorority
Resumes Activities
A Succoth party Is being spon-
sored at the Sisters of Zion Miz-
rachi on Sunday, Oct. 4, at the
Taylor and Wilson synagogue.
A fine program is being arranged
with a speaker and musical selec-
tions, suitable for the Succoth holi-
day. Refreshments will be served.
All Mizrachi members and friends
are urged to attend.
The anual donor luncheon of the
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi will be
held Nov. 22, at the Philadelphia-
Byron hall.
d
The first regular fall meeting of Donations in Memory of
Gamma chapter of Delta Omega
Nina A. Deutsch to B'nai
Before a large audience that at- lotto Sorority was held at the home
Moshe Library
tended the open meeting of the of Sirs. Adolph Lowenstine of Hol-
Boni° Relief Society held on Mon- brook Ave.
Congregation
B'nai Moshe an-
Installation of officers was held
day, Sept. 28, at the Hotel Stotler,
nounces the following donations
Rabbi Leon M. From introduced as follows: Mrs. Sam Cascade,
to
the
Weiss
Memorial
Library in
Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the president; Miss Evelyn Schwartz,
memory of the late Nina A.
University of Michigan. Prof. Slos- vice president; Miss Mae Cohen,
I eutsch, Anthony Deutsch and Ben
son who spoke on the subject, "The secretary; Miss Betty Berkowitz,
rs Lou Bowman, spon- F. Goldmap.
Conflict between Democracy and treasurer. M.
sor
of
the
local
chapter,
acted
as
Fascism in Europe," stated:
installing officer and Miss Mae Co-
"It is impossible to tell just what
hen was mistress of ceremonies.
proportion of the population is be-
A national convention of the or-
hind the dictator because the voice
ganization was held at the Con-
of the opposition is so thoroughly
gress Hotel in Chicago over the
crushed. Many people are terror-
Labor Day holidays. Miss Evelyn
ized in supporting the government.
Schwartz was the local chapter's
However, it is necessary to main-
delegate. Sirs. David Rose was
tain a superficial popularity. Hit-
elected second vice-president.
ler used the people of Germany as
The next meeting will be held
a ladder to reach the top and when
at the home of Miss Betty Suko-
he arrived there, he kicked the lad-
witz of Warrington Drive,
der from under him. The best pol-
icy would be for Democratic or
Pioneer Women's Organshr
Liberal nations to stand very close
together working out problems and The Pioneer Women's Or-
thus form an unassailable block.
ganization
Friendly groups and unyielding at-
titudes will make it impossible for
Boston has been selected as
an aggressive nation to obtain col- the convention city for the sixth
onies which she covets."
national convention of Pioneer
Following Prof. Slosson's fasci- Women's Organization. All local
nating talk, there was a social groups of the organization are
hour.
electing delegates to the conven-
Mrs. Charles Cornell, president tion which will begin Oct. 15 and
of the Home Relief Society, wel- will continue through Oct. 18,
comed the society's guests, and
gave a resume of the activities of Contributions to Scholarship
Ir
relief served by the Home Relief
Fund of United He-
Society during the vast year.
brew Schools
Mrs. J. II. Polozker, chairman of
the ways and means committee, ex-
l'hilip Hirschfield of 7724 W.
plained the need and purpose of
Jefferson Ave. contributed one
their annual dinner dance which
will take place on Sunday, Oct. 25, scholarship to the United Ilebrew
at hotel Stotler. Mrs. Polozker Schools scholarship fund.
A scholarship pas for the edu-
urges all those who want to make
their contributions by attending cation of a child whose parents
this dinner dance, to make their are unable to pay tuition fee for
reservations at the earliest moment him.
possible. This can be done through
Mrs. Polozker, 2405 W, Chicago, reflecting the genial current of sour
heart. our misfortune. miem to malt
Longfellow 7071; Mrs. J. J. Jacobs, n osy, and. once again, our hopes And a
2954 Sturtevant Ave., Townsend cheerful morring We feel you came to
share our JOY. or nurrawn that we bear,
6.8402; Mrs. harry Rosman, 1434 and
silently. you breathe Into oursoule,
Atkinson Ave., Longfellow 6878; - Not all Is local; life is made of smiles,
An exotic new slipper in
goodfellowship and ming ^
Mrs. William Roth, Canterbury and
And so, re thank you, friend. of the
black, peach, white, blue,
Drive, University 1-3156; Mrs. Moine Heller. gently aoothe our grief.
green.
for
Bernard Komer, 3211 Lawrence Thanks; to you too, Rabbi Sperka amt
your uplifting meneage of e01.11-.0,
Ave., Townsend 8.9083.
to you, Cantor Nonenklar for tilling our
Exclusive with Russehs
it your d ivine music: •nil to
A special meeting will be held hearts wh
you, Idra Shulman and all our friends
on Oct. 5, at 1:30 p. m., at the who devote their (line and effort to •
home of Mrs. R. Allender, 19379 worthy ran.,
And even though when behind this
Warrington Drive.
veil you have passed, of. hut • long.
time your noble deed. will laid,
Following Mrs. Philip Brezner's long
for you have helped Implant In our livem
RUSSEKS
visit with her hospital visiting com- • little more sunshine, • little more Ion
ISM WOODWARD AMUR
mittee to Maybury Sanatorium, the and • lot more hope.
Cordially yours
following letters were received:
INAIxrItE DOCK.
Maybury Sanatorimn,
Cantor
Sonenklar
of
the
Shaa-
Northville, Sept. 22. 1934.
rey Zedek received the following
My dear Mrs. Corell:
To us, oleic Jewish patients in the
message following his visit to Slay-
lianatoritim. tilled with pains end misgiv -
bury Sanatorium.
ings. torn by double and dissapointmente.
"Lotus
Flower"
NEW CHINESE
Embroidered Satin
Hostess Slipper
$495
linist and radio artist, provided the
entertainment for the afternoon.
The fifth annual donor luncheon
to be given by the auxiliary is to
Suzanne Mahler to Wed
be held Jan. 27 and the selected
Henry Meyer, Jr., Oct. 9
committees follow:
Mrs. Bertram Smokier, general
The
marriage of Suzanne Mahler
chairman; Mrs. Jack Freedman
and Mrs. Maurice Zackheim, co- to Henry Meyer, Jr., of Ann Ar-
bor,
son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
chairmen.
Program: Mrs. A. B. Stralser, Meyer, of Meridan, Miss., will take
chairman; Mrs. A. J. Schmerin; place at the home of her parents,
music, Mrs. Louis Tobin, chair- Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mahler, in
it IS Sc refreshing 141 a retitle shower to
a thirsty, withering (loser to NCH your
man; Mrs. Max Wexsler, Mrs. Ja- Edison Ave., Oct. 9. Rabbi Leo
kind friend. of the home Reliefcome
cob Sonenklar; decorations, Mrs. Franklin will read the service be-
out here to stir In our heart• a little
comfort. to rekindle end reawaken in
Morse Saulson, chairman; Mrs. fore the family.
our spirit that PI dark of hope fast failing
Herman Cohen, Mrs. Samuel Eder;
The bride-elect was honored at
t of sight, and adrift on • stormy met
reservations, Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, a dinner and miscellaneous shower
of morrow.
In your presence. In the glow of your
chairman; Mrs. Samuel Singer; given by Betty Little at her home
kindly fares wreathed In friluilly
ways and means, Mrs. Max Hay- in Parkside Ave., Monday. Tues-
MRS. HARRY MEER
man, chairman; Mrs. Moe Donn, day evening, Mrs. Amson Tabor
Mrs. Anna Mass, Mrs. A. 0. Bar- entertained at a dinner and canned financial secretary; Mrs. Emery
sky, Mrs. Harry Schulman, Mrs. goods shower at her home in Mc- 1 Ehrenwald, recording secretary.
On Sunday evening, Oct. 18, the
I. Margolis; arrangements, Mrs. Nichols Rd.
Charles Smith, chairman; ,-Mrs.
Jean Laitner, of Longfellow customary inaugural banquet and
Herman Wetsman, Mrs. J. Yollis; Ave., will honor Miss Mahler at a dance will be held in the banquet
prospects, Mrs. Charles Robinson, pantry shower and supper, Oct. 2, hall of the synagogue. A well-
chairman; Mrs. A. Kasle, Mrs. Si- and Barbara Gilbert will entertain known gypsy orchestra will fur-
mon Shetzer, Mrs. P. Olender, Mrs.
at a breakfast at her home in nish the music.
I. Dworkin, Mrs. Harry Kraft, Glynn Court, Oct. 4.
Mrs. Jacob Farkas Is chairman
Mrs. Phillip Gilbert, Mrs. S. David-
of the inaugural banquet, assisted
son, Mrs. L. Davidson; publicity,
by Mrs. Manuel Engel.
Mrs. Henry H. Shapero, chairman;
Plans are under way for the
Mrs. S. Kavanau; memoriams, Mrs.
sixth annual bazaar of the Sister-
Julius Berman; luncheonette, Mrs.
hood to be held Nov. 14, 15, 16
Morris Krause, chairman; Mrs.
and 17.
Harry Madison; reception, Mrs. I. Active Program Being Planned
The Sisterhood also announces
Shetzer, chairman; Mrs. Esther
that the third annual donor dinner
for Fall Season
Solomon, Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs.
is to be held Sunday, Feb. 14, 1937.
L. Fineman, Mrs. M. Rosensweig,
Next Monday night, Pisgah
Mrs. I. Dorfman; printed pro- Lodge No. 34 of B'nai B'rith will
grams, Mrs. Ilimon Kaplan, chair- hold a regular business meeting at I
man; Mrs. George Roberts.
its lodge rooms in the Maccabees'
ou
To Cantor Sonenklar and Choir:
A few wrds to tell YOU how re Im•
se r
"tensely enjoed your vices
may Sept.
10. We sincerely hope th at way tigaln
soon he honored by another e visit of you
and your choir
Th•nkIng you .gala.
NANNY LAX RIO SIDNEY WEINBERG,
Agnes 12. Maybury Sanatorium,
Northville.
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Auxiliary of United
Hebrew Schools
The Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools wishes to
acknowledge with thanks the re-
ceipt of the following contribu-
tions:
Mrs. Louis Duscoff, in memory
of her husband and grandson,
David.
Mrs. George Si. Roberts. in
memory of father, Louis Duscoff,
and son, David.
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ters of interest will be voted on.
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The general committee of the morning of Shernini Atzereth on
lodge has been meeting regularly Thursday, Oct. 8, at 11 o'clock.
and has outlined an active pro-
Leonard Shemansky is president
gram for the fall season. Chairmen
the synagogue and Abe Acker-
of committees will have their pro-1 of
man and Maurice Lefkoaitz are in
grams approved Monday night.
charge of the special holiday serv-
Following a short business meet-1 ices. The committee has issued a
ing there will be smokes and cards. ell to all Detroit business and pro-
On Oct..19, Pisgah Lodge will fessional men to attend these serv-
hold a memorial meeting in mem- ices at 11 o'clock sharp. They also
ory of "Daddy" Adolph Freund urge that liberal contributions be
and Jacob Miller who recently made to the synagogue, which is
passed away. The two leaders were badly in need of repairs.
active in Pisgah Lodge and B'nai
B'rith for many years. The me-
Jewish Cultural Society
morial program will include the
B'nai B'rith memorial service by
special session of the Jewish
an
A
Pisgah Lodge's degree team,
eulogy and musical program. Fur- Cultural Society will take place on
Monday,
Oct. 6. The institute is
ther details will be announced
counting upon all the members of
shortly.
the
Jewish
Cultural Society to be
On Oct. 11, Pisgah Lodge's de-
gree team will initiate a class of present at the Dexter School, 3754
where
candidates in Windsor at the Cana- Monterey, at the first session
prob-
dian conference of B'nai B'rith questions pertaining to the
f
lodges. Members of the lodge are lems for the coming conference o
Cultural
Society
will
Jewish
urged to attend this affair at the
take place. Delegates will be elect-
Prince Edward Hotel.
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