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November 20, 1936
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Mizrachi Banquet
Education League
on Sunday Evening
Bridge on Dec. 16
Youth Education League met Principal Address to Be Delivered
Monday, Nov. 16, at the home of - by Mrs. Abraham Shapiro
of New York
Sirs. M. Sussman, 2940 Cortland
Ave. I'lans were made for the
Mrs. Abraham Shapiro of New
luncheon bridge to be given on
Tuesday, Dec. 15, at the recrea- York, national president of the
Women's Mizrachi Organization
of America, will be the principal
speaker at a banquet by the De-
troit chapter Sunday evening,
Nov. 22, at 6:30 o'clock, at the
Philadelphia and
Byron Auditor-
ium. The pro-
ceeds of the ban-
quet will be the
local group's con-
tribution to a
fund for the con-
struction of a vo-
cational school
for girls in Tel
Aviv.
An Oneg She-
bat in honor of
Mrs. Shapiro will
take place Sat-
urday afternoon,
Nov. 21, at 2:30
0 Clock,
at thew, A. Shapiro
home ` of Mrs.
Rosenthal, 2200 Edison Ave. The
public is invited to meet Airs.
MRS. LOUIS FRIED
Shapiro.
lion hall of the Boat Moshe Syna-
The officers of the Detroit chap-
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence Aces. ter of the Women's Mizrachi Or-
Mrs. B. D. Labret, To. 7-2025, ganization are Airs. Taube Segal,
is chairman of the affair. Mrs. president; Mrs. Ethel Abrams,
Louis Fried, To. 8-6399, is co- secretary, and Mrs. Ida Gold-
chairman. Tickets can be obtained smith, treasurer.
by calling the above numbers. All
Airs. Joseph Kunin is general
members, their friends, and the chairman of the banquet and
general public are urged to attend Mrs. A. D. Markson is chairman
this affair,
of reservations. A program of
music and entertainment has been
arranged by Airs. Samuel Shnitz.
Thanksgiving Dance Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, assisted by
Mrs. Posner, is chairman of the
of Beth El Y. P. C. souvenir program and Mrs. Rose
Singer is chairman of publicity.
Miss Miriam Carver is active on
the committee for the Young Peo-
ple's Club of Temple Beth El Folkman to Address
Thanksgiving night dance in the
Zedakah on Monday
social hall of the Temple. Ray Ober-
schulte's Commodores will provide
Zedakah Club's next open meet-
the music. The orchestra consists
of nine pieces, Refreshments will ing will be held at the Statler
be served. The social hall is being Hotel, on Monday, Nov. 23, at 2
decorated in keeping with the p. m. Rabbi Jerome Folkman of
Temple Beth Israel, Jackson, Mich.
Thanksgiving spirit.
Miss Carver is a member of the will be the guest speaker for the
social committee that is making afternoon. A musical program will
arrangements for the dance. The follow the speaker. Zedakah Club
committee is headed by Miss Helen will hold its donor luncheon at the
Masonic Temple on Dec. 8.
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Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oepenheim of Genesee Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, I'auline, to Sidney Ai. Stoller, son o
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Stoller of Tuxedo Ave. The wedding will
take place on Jan. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. henry Barnett of 2626 Pasadena Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ellen, to Samuel D. Ilorenstein,
son of Nathaniel Horenstein of this city.
Mrs. Ella Cohen of 2750 Sturtevant Ave. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Anne, to henry Velick, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Goodman Velick of W. Philadelphia Ave. The wedding will
take place in January.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rabinowitz of 2333 Ford Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Samuel Greenberg, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenberg of 2000 Leslie Ave.
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LEVI—SELLINS
A pretty wedding was solemnized
Sunday, Nov. 15, at Temple Beth
El, when AI iss I'hoebe Levi,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isador
Levi, became the bride of Mar-
vin II. Selling, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry .Sellins. Rabbi Leon
Fram officiated.
The bride was lovely in a crepe
afternoon dress, of dawn blue
and gold, with dubonnet accessor-
ies and a corsage of orchids and
lillies of the valley. A wedding
dinner was served at Northwood
, Inn for the immediate family and
a few friends.
The bride's twin sister, Mrs.
Nathan Polosky, also a recent
bride, was matron of honor. Sey-
was best man.
mour
After a honeymoon in Chicago,
Mr. and Airs. Selling will be at
home Dec. 1, at 2740 W. Grand
Ave.
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
ding were Air. and Mrs. A. Ja-
cobs and Mr. and Airs. L. Jacobs
!of Cincinnati; Mr. and Airs. E.
B. Beber, Charlotte, N. C.; Mr.
' and Mrs. Harry Polosky, Saginaw,
Mich.; Alex Cohn, Lansing, Mich.
Prenzlauer Donor
Luncheon Dec. 1
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid met Tuesday afternoon at the
Jewish Center to further arrange-
ments for the donor luncheon. The
board will meet Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Fannie
Strauss, chairman, 2207 Webb.
Mrs. Dora Ehrlich will be the
guest speaker at the luncheon. Dr.
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BERMAN—GOLDSTEIN
Baskets of white chrysanthe-
mums against a background of tall
palms and candelabra, banked the
altar of the Congregation Bnai
Moshe for the wedding of Miss
Rose Goldstein, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Isador Goldstein, and
Louis Berman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Berman, which took place
'Sunday Nov. 8, at 6 p. m. Rabbi
Moses Fischer read the marriage
ceremony in the presence of a large
number of guests.
The bride was attired in a gown
of white satin, simply made with
a long train. The yoke was shirred
and trimmed with a narrow band
' of aced pearls, and the sleeves
were tightly fitted to the hand, and
outlined in seed pearls. She wore
a tulle veil and cap with a tiara
of white orange blossoms, and her
flowers were white roses, lilies of-
the-valley, and baby mums tied
with white satin ribbon. Miss Syl-
via Goldstein, sister of the bride,
and maid-of-honor, was gowned in
a rose taffeta frock, made with
high neckline, tightly fitted bodice,
full skirt and a bolero jacket with
cartwheel sleeves. She carried
American beauty roses tied with
pale green satin ribbon.
The other attendants were Miss
Florence Spilkin in turquoise satin,
, Miss Bernice Chick in eggshell
brocade, Miss Mary Berman, sis-
1 ter of the groom, in pink taffeta;
Miss Theresa Berkovitz in pink
i lame, Miss Anne Brooks and Miss
'Frieda Brooks in pale blue and Miss
lEugenia Schatzman in royal blue
chiffon and Miss Goldie Chases,
In royal blue taffeta. The brides-
! maids all carried baby mums and
roses tied with satin ribbon.
Paul Ringler performed the
duties of best man, and Donald
Fiekowsky was ring bearer.
For her daughter's nuptials,
Mrs. Goldstein chose a gown of
rosewood lace with underslip of
pale rose taffeta with brilliant
clips at the neckline. liar flowers
were gardenias. Mrs. R. Goldstein,
grandmother of the bride, wore
a black crepe frock, and her flow-
era were American beauty roses.
Mrs. Berman, mother of the groom,
wore bottle green velvet. tier flow-
ers were gardenias.
A dinner followed the ceremony.
The table was centered by a high
tiered wedding cake. At either side
were white tapers about which
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Nov. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Dater (Estelle Horowitz
a son, Leon Samuel.
Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sitner (Shirlee V. Kopitz) of
2059 Clairmount Ave., a son, Jerome Erwin.
Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weintraub (Mathilda Jayne
Myers) of 2740 Richton Ave., a son, Burton Howard.
Nov. 15—To Air. and Airs. Lou Perchikoff (Helen Fried-
land), a daughter.
To Air. and Airs. Edwin L. Elk of 4066 Tyler Ave., a daughter,
Marcia Gaye.
Marriages
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with just a tinge of grape! Fea-
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Births
were clusters of white baby chrys-
anthemums and ferns.
Among the out-of-town guests
present at the wedding were Airs.
R. Goldstein and Miss Sara Claire
Goldstein of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr.
and Airs. R. Goldstein of Cincin-
nati, 0.; T. George Sternberg of
Tawas, Aiich.• Mrs. R. Grossman
of Pittsburgh;
' Mr. and Airs. I.
Schatzman and Mr. and Mrs. S.
Schatzman of Chicago, III., and
Miss Florence Schatzman, Harry
Schatzman and Cy Becker of St.
Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Berman will re-
side at the Lindbergh Apts., 2545
Ford Ave.
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$135
Nov. 22—Miss Anne Strossky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Strossky of 16717 Linwood Ave., to Nathan Steinbock, son
of Mr. and Airs. Jacob Steinbock of 15400 Linwood Ave., at Lacher's.
Nov. 25--Miss Goldie Zarankin, daughter of Air. and Mrs.
Morris Zarankin of Quincy Ave., to Samuel Wasserman, son o f
Mrs. Regina Wasserman of Euclid Ave., at Lacher's. Rabbi Joshua
S. Sperka will officiate.
Nov. 26—Miss Gertrude Adelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Si.
Adelson of Vague Ave., to David Si, Gray of Detroit.
Nov. 26—Miss Mildred Cole, daughter of Air. and Mrs. George
Cole of 4088 Tyler Ave., to Louis H. Stoller of Detroit, son of Mrs.
Lillian Stoller of Washington, D. C. Reception at home from 2 to
5 and 7 to 11 p. m. No cards.
Nov. 26—Miss Alice Mettler, daughter of Air. and Mrs. A.
Mettler of 3030 Elmhurst Ave., to David Rosen.
Nov. 26—Miss Esther Ruth Karbel, daughter of Air. and Mrs.
I. Karbel of 1533 Collingwood Ave., to Abraham Factor, son of Air.
and Mrs. Louis Factor of New York, at Temple Beth El, at 2:30 p. m.
Nov. 26—Miss Helen Mitteldorf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Mitteldorf, to Daniel Schwarzstein of Englewood, N. J. Reception
at home, 2 to 4 p. m. No cards.
Nov. 26—Miss Harriet Ruth Harris, daughter of Air. and Mrs.
Samuel II. Harris, to Chester Tuschman, son of Mr. and Airs. Alorris
Tuschman of Toledo, 0., at the Belcrest Hotel.
Nov. 28—Miss Lillian Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
1. Zimmerman of Calvert Ave., to Sam Kallush, son of Mr. and Airs.
Si. Kallush of Sturtevant Ave.
Nov, 29—Miss Charlotte Anne Elbinger, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Elbinger, to George Silverstein, son of Mrs. Alice Sil-
verstein of Los Angeles, Cal., at Temple Beth El. Reception at 7140
Thatcher Ave. from 3 to 5 p. m. No cards..
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The November regular meeting
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the CI.. Y... (.1.11:47 sAd leder
Jewish National Fund was held at —
ithea E. Cashman
the
Book afternoon,
Cadillac Hotel
on 8. Wed-
nesday
Nov.
World Wide Travel Bureau. lee.
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tau wiastuNorox
B131.10.
Mrs. Louis R. Lightstone, chair-st
. ISu . Ita. 1361-118-711
man of the membership drive, an-
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nounced that the drive would cul-
minate with a membership tea for
J.
all paid-up members on Dec. 15
at the Wilshire Hotel. Dues can Scalp Treatments
be mailed to Mrs. Harry Ruch- Specicilizing in
man, 3225 W. Grand Ave., or by
calling Mrs. S. Ileyman, president, NEWEST METHODS
To.
7-6851, and SHELTON
they will be col-
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TULIP OIL
PERMANENTS
Airs. Heyman n a in e d Mrs.
Joshua Sperka as chairman of the
FACIAL TREATMENTS
yearly 55 donor luncheon to be
held on March 3. Mrs. Sperka can
Margaret Greenough
be reached at To. 7-8000. Other margaret
luncheon chairmen are Mrs. Max
BEAUTY
SALON
Goldberg,
savings
boxes,
Garfield
There is still time to make your
re'e'l' .lira hianOT via Wlek
quotas. For rummaging, call Mrs. 28264; Mrs. I.. Miller, rummange,
Euclid
0516-W.
Mrs.
J.
Deptshe,
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CA. an
M. Finkel, To. 6-4136, Mrs. George
Cohen, To. 8-4963, or Mrs. Eva luncheon secretary, Un. 2-5293, is
taking luncheon pledges. Y. M. H. A.
Ellenstein, Trinity 2-2291.
Mrs. Max Hayman, chairman of The Y. M. 11. A. is at the prer-
Mrs. Rose Goldberg, chairma n
presented the following ant time embarking on new vela-
of card parties, is busy calling o n n
program: Ruth Carter Daver, tures. An open meeting is to be
ladies giving parties.
pianist, and Mrs. Henrietta Pon- held on Nov. 29. Any group not
ger, violinist, both from the Gana- receiving or invitation to said
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Wach , pot School of Musical Art, who meeting should regard such error
of 3334 Cortland Ave., wish t ■ provided an exceptional musical as clerical only and should al-
thank their relatives and friend ; treat; Leon Kay, president of the tend.
for their many kindnesses ..ho wl , Detroit Jewish National Fund
them in their recent bereav e . Council. truest speaker. and Mrs.I Mews fee all occasion* —
MRS. JOSEPH ROSE
Harry Kirschbaum will also ad-
dress the group.
Those who have already made
reservations are:
Merriam... Ben Asernoff, A. Brood, NO
Illothlkorf, II. A Intorno... M. linker.
M. Irani, I.
Iloorlr men, J.
itsther,
.'harles Cornell.
(•reeldent.
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Ilene(); George Cohen, II•rrlot N. Cohen,
M Drorri..er, EIs• allenateln. Nat
It. Er khoure. (lleprenent•tIve,
Ne.usarten Bunehina Club); P. reldrnnn,
Meyer Finkel. It F. Fellrnan,
Fear,
Iltepre-
man. W. Flaher. It Ir
Pent•Ilve. Old
FM,
an, Nary Feldman. Sol Feldman. /A.
. Gnrney. Dora Oarber. I. Golden. M.
Oreenberg, value GoldatIrk, Lena
emlth, n Me...man, Juno. Orr...moon.,
J I. GoblernIth. 11. rilneherg. I Gold-
berg. II Goldrn•n, N nollnroat, II. Korf•
man. Pauline halt. AbrIIN1111 1:1112111.
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A. Jealm MerropolInte Clabl, M. Kauff.
n. Anna
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OreenherE•Nelman. 11. NIda, It
Nlaa. Nun ionms. Herman Own, To
Pollack,
Pnllar k , Joseph Ho, VI
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Fra.10n. Illepreeentarlse,
Itoeenth•l. Fannie Morons. Al.
herr P•lgel. If Broils, it Whet.
wine hell, Jnaer.11 WhIrrn•n. Anna WU-
Ilam, N Wells. Jullum Warren, 1'W - 1es
Wolfrang Jennie Torlkorf. Marry Tud•
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