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November 27, 1936

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Quadrangle Dramatic Society
will present five one-act plays.
Morton .1. Sobel is leading the
gepup in the form of a "retiring
din•ctor".
Due to unforeseen difficulties
the lladassahs were unable to al-
low the group to present the
"Boor" as had been previously
scheduled.
The five plays in production at
the present time are: "The Knife"
with Evelyn Kay, Anne Raizin,
Stanford Sobel and Wallace
Freedman. This is under the di-
rectorship of Wilfred Katz. The
others are: "The Great Dark,"
"The Same Old Thing," "The
Boor," and "Escape to Hell." We
urge the public to attend, for
aside from being wholesomely en-
tertained, a grand surprise awaits
the audience.
The group is still in need of
young men from the ages of 19
to 24 who are interested in this
type of work. Information re-
garding membership may be had
by calling Anne Raisin, 3358
Lawrence, or Frances Solomon,
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Dr. Jacob Singer
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The Bar Mitzvah of Donald
Schiller, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Will Appear Under Auspices of S. Schiller of 3283 Lawrence Ave.,
which was to have been solemn-
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek
ized this Saturday, has been post-
poned due to the Bar Mitzvah's
The Men's Club social evening
illness.
scheduled for Monday evening,
Nov. 30, will be featured by good
The 15th annual banquet and in-
fellowship and games, such as table
tennis, checkers and chess. By ar- stallation of officers of the Isaac
rangement with the library com- Agree Memorial Society will be
mittee, library books and Jewish held at Hotel Wilshire on Sunday,
magazines and newspapers will be Dec. 13, at which time the follow-
available for those who prefer to ing officers will be installed: Dr.
read. Thus the Men's Club moves Allen A. Agree, president; Mrs.
into the ranks of serial clubs, two Nathan Rosin, vice-president;
meetings each month being de- Charles Canvasser, treasurer; Sirs.
voted entirely to good fellowship, Robert Agree Geller, secretary.

games, reading and the like, de-
signed to bring about better and
closer acquaintanceship among
the members, and the other two
Monday evenings of the month
to feature a regular program,
including an authoritative speaker
on a subject of interest to the
membership followed by discus-
sion, both being preceded and fol-
lowed by a social hour of games.
Members are urged to note, there-
fore, that the Men's Club will
meet every Monday night in the
social hall of the synagogue. •
T h e third of the "Special
Presentations" of the Men's Club
of Shaarey Zedek will feature
a lecture on Jewish music by Dr.
Singer of Northwestern Univer-
sity of Evanston, Ill., illustrated
by Cantor Jacob II. Sonenklar,
tenor, Mrs. Abraham Cooper,
soprano, and Miss Sadie Cooper,
violinist.
Dr. Singer, in addition to being
professor and lecturer of Hebrew
liturgical music at Northwestern
University, is rabbi of Temple
Mizpah, Chicago. Ile was educated
in the public schools of Buffalo,
N. Y., Ilebrew Union College at
Cincinnati, John llopkins Univer-
sity, Peabody Conservatory of
Music and the University of
Nebraska. In addition to being
ordained rabbi, he was awarded
the Ph. D. degree. Ile has held
the chair in theory and history of
music at the University of Neb-
raska. Ile is the author of a num-
ber of articles on the history of
synagogue music published by the
National Music Teachers Associa-
tion and the C. C. A. R. Year
Book, he is the composer of a
number of hymns and choral
numbers published in the Union
Hymnal, as well as a Children's
Operetta.
Dr. Singer, who has appeared
a number of times in a similar
lecture in Chicago with Cantor
Sonenklar as illustrator, will be
presented together with Cantor
Sonenklar, Mrs. Cooper and Miss
Cooper in the social hall of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek, Lawton
and Chicago Blvd., at 8:30 p. m.
on Monday, Dec. 7.

Mrs. Michael Chernick of 2474
Tuxedo Ave. is convalescing at
home and wishes to thank all her
friends for their kind felicita-
tions.

Dr. and Mrs. Ii. Shilkovsky
have moved from Kenilworth Ave.
to their new home, 3736 Ful-
lerton Ave.

Galperin Brothers, Inc., have
invited their employes and friends
to be present at a dinner-dance
to celebrate the seventh anniver-
sary of the Pansy Shops, The
affair will be held at Hotel Stot-
ler on Sunday, Nov. 29, at 6:30

P. m.

Ester Ladowick of the Consul-
tation Bureau and Rachel Wor-
ber of the Department of Pub-
lic Welfare will speak on the de-
velopment of the rank and file
movement in social work, at the
meeting of the Association of
Federations of Employes on Wed-
nesday, Dec. 2, at 8:30 p. m.,
at the Jewish Community Center.

Franklin to Speak at the
Bnai David Gathering

The Ladies Auxiliary of Ye-
shivah Beth Yehudah will spon-
sor a performance at the Litt-
man's People's Theater on Jan. 5.

Plans are being completed by
the Campus Club for the New
Year's dinner-dance in conjunc-
tion with the alumni branch of
the club, at the Heidelberg Inn.
The chairman is Dr. A. Lowen-
stine,

Miss Mame May of Toronto is
the guest of Bessye Kosak of
Wager Ave.

Miss Ida Nadler of Englewood
Ave. entertained Theta Delta
Omega Sorority at her home on
Sunday. Nov. 22.

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Dr. Leo Si. Franklin will ad-
ds-as the Friday night gathering
at Congregation Bnai David,
Elmhurst at 14th St., on Friday,
Dec. 4, at 8:30
p. m. The lec-
ture by Rabbi
Franklin will be
followed by a so- 1
cial program. Re-i
freshinents, com-
munity singing,
a dramatic pres-
entation and the
news of the
week which is
now given by
William Hordes,
is included in
the program
presented in the
social hall of the
Dg. Franklin
synagogue. A d -
mission is free and all are wel-
come
wil l special Chanukah
h.pc.relReadbboin
sent
iZgr eve-
J. S. Specks
will deliver the l ectur e .

Miss Billie Zacks is chairman
of the Chanukah dance sponsored 1 0hio, stopping in Columbus for
by the Junior Temple Club of the Mich.- 0. S. U. football game
Pontiac. The dance is to be held and in Cincinnati for a visit with
Sunday evening, Dec. 13, at Tem- his brother, Albert A. Gordon,
ple Beth Jacob and is for the student at the Hebrew Union Col-
purpose of raising funds for the lege.
purchase of books for the Tem-
ple library. The dance is to be
Sir. and Mrs. David Kornlield
attended by large delegations from of 2747 W. Grand Ave. celebrat-
The Detroit section, National
Flint, Jackson and Detroit.
ed their silver weddir; anniver-
Council of Jewish Women, will pre-
sary on Nov. 26.
sent Avis Clamitz Shulman at ■
Miss Mildred Feldman of 2319
luncheon meeting, Monday, Dec. 7, Calvert Ave. returned to Detroit
Allan L. Weston, son of Mr. and
at 12:30 p. m., at Temple Beth El. from Columbus, O., where she Mrs- 1.01.1i5
Weston of Burlingame
Mrs. Shulman, a writer and lec- attended the Phi Beta Delta for-
Ave., left last Sunday for Wash-
turer of note, will discuss "Jewish mal and the 0. S. U.-Michigan
' ington, D. C., where he will spend
Youth in Changing Worlds."
football game.
several weeks in research in the
Luncheon reservations must be
field of railroad economics. Sir.
made by Friday, Dec. 4, at the
Mrs. B. Rubin, her son, Saul, Weston graduated in 1933 from
clubhouse, Columbia 0450, or with and daughter, Jeanette, of Chi- the department of economics of
Mrs. Maurice Zackheim, Longfel- cago Blvd. are visiting in Roch- , Wayne University. lie is
also •
low 5489. The luncheon is op- ester, N. Y., over the week-end graduate of the Hebrew High
tional.
and will attend the wedding of School of the United Hebrew
Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum heads Mrs. Rubin's sister, Miss Esther Schools, and is an active member
the program committee. Sirs. Wal- Nlichlin, to Arthur S. Prennes on of the Shaarey Zedek Young Peo-
ter Laib, president of the organiza- Sunday, Nov. 29.
ple's Society.
tion, will preside.
At the annual fall concert of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Reitman and
Phi Lambda Phi Fraternity
daughter, Lonna Ruth, formerly the Eastern High School, Ralph
Sunday, Nov. 22. Phi Lambda of Cortland Ave., are now resid- Shiner played • prominent part.
Phi held its yearly business meet. ing in their new home at 3308 lie was the concert soloist, play-
ing. Dr. Irving Steinberg was W. Buena Vista Ave.
ing a violin solo of the First
elected president.' The fraternity
Movement, Concerto in E. Minor
has acquired the league baseball
Mrs. Si. D. Smith of 13120 La- by Mendelssohn with orchestra ac-
trophy.
Salle Blvd. entertained a group companiment, and also Schon Rol--
The first closed social affair of of her friends at a luncheon and mann by Fritz Kreisler.
the year is to be a sleigh ride bridge on Thursday, Nov. 19.
arty out Northwestern Highway.
Mrs. Henry Stillman of Edison
Louis J. Cordon of 8511 La- Ave. left Tuesday for Lon g
Flowers for all Decade.. — Salle Blvd returned this week Beach, Cal., where she will spend
DextAr - Joy florist, Tyler 84622. from a short trip to .Southern the winter.

Mrs. A. C. Shulman
To Address Council

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The speaker of the afternoo
was Rabbi Jerome I). Folkman o
Jackson.
A few dance numbers were
presented by Miss Weiner, dough
ter of a Zedakah member.
A group of fine, individual coats
A victory rally will be held a t
the Wilshire Hotel, Monday, Nov
that were $149.75 — now $98
30. An optional luncheon has als
been planned.
For reservation
call Mrs. l'aul Deutsch, To. 8-7231
Members and their friends art
urged to come and turn all pledge
in at that time in order that thei : FASHION FOOTWEAR
names appear in the progra
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Deutelbaum and S ternberg to
Discuss Anti-Semitism

The' Ladies' Aux il;ary of the
Jewish National Fund announces
that a tea for paid-up members
will be given at the Wilshire Hotel
on Tuesday, Dec. 15. Mrs. L. Light-
stone, chairman of the membership
drive, promises an interesting pro-
gram. Dues may be paid at the
door or mailed to the secretary,
Mrs. H. Buchman, 3226 W. Grand
Ave.
Mrs. 11. Kraft, upon request,
will send out • collector for delin-
quent dues. Her telephone number
is Hogarth 8822.
Anyone planning to rummage
for the sixth annual donor lunch-
eon should get in touch with Mrs.
L. Miller, Euclid 0516-W. Mrs.
Max Goldberg. Garfield 28264, is
in charge of savings boxes.

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Tea for Paid-Up
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Frlabtoon, D. Fuhrer, T.
Fuhrer, HY
Hash, L. Gam, Gerber. Lou Obits,
DaveGinsberg. J. W. Gold, II. 11. Gold-
berg. Louis (Ride., J. ,blamer, Ida
Goldner, Intl. Goldsmith, Dave Gohl-
smith, Dave Goldstein, Rebecca Good-
man. Iles Gottlieb. I,o Green, M. Gllia
reen.
Solomon Or
L Greenspan. William
Groatterg, M. Grushoff, Guis, David Mu-
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H. Keller. Ben Heller, Harry Klein.
David Kleinman. J. KoblIn. Hymen J.
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O. A. Liebson. R. Leitch, Sol Levy, I.
LIM Rain Lubetsky, J. J. Mahler, )4. R.
Mahler, M. Moire!, Joseph Mandell,
Petty Marx, L Xleisner, Joseph Ilend-
loth.. Abe Metomger, M. Meyers, J.
Miller, 11. Muskowitx,
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Ruben, Maurice Ruben.. Nate Rubin, B.
Sacks, M. Schaffer. Max Seidman, Her-
man Salter, J. Baroque, Harry Schram,
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berstein, M. Silverstone. ft IC. tilobin.
L Spector, Max Spoon, Bernard Sucher,
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D. Wagner.
Itarry Weingarten. N. Weiner, Herman
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Phyllis
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Saratiu•e, Hilda liChW6TtlI

"Resolved that Anti-Semitism
Can be Eliminated" is the topic of
a debate arranged by the Men's
Club of Bnai Moshe Synagogue to
be held on Wednesday, Dec. 9, at
8:30 p. m., in the large auditorium
of the congregation, Lawrence
and Dexter.
Julius Deutelbaum will take the
affirmative side of the question,
with Samuel Sternberg opposing
him on the negative side. The de-
bate has aroused considerable in-
terest and a good attendance is an-
ticipated. The public is invited to
hear this important issue debated.
The evening will also be devoted
to Chanukah observance, with Can-
tor A. A. Rosenfeld in charge.
After the ceremony of blessing the
candles, Cantor Rosenfeld will
conduct community singing, fea-
turing old songs and new num-
bers. Nathan Mertenbaum, tenor
and Miss Cecelia Plotnick, pianist,
will participate in the vocal pro-
gram.
Refreshments will be served af-
ter the debate by the following
hostesses: Mesdames John Adler,
Joseph Brown, Sam Adler, Rose
Palkovitz, E. Abner, Max Matjas,
Al Feher, Bernard Grossberg and
Ethel Heiman.

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Nov. 5—To Dr. and Mrs. Louis S. Barnett (Ethel Solovich
of 8380 Carlin St., a daughter, Margaret Ann.
Nov. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Marty Silver (Miriam Jacobs) of
Birmingham, Ala., a son, Ronald M.

A beautiful wedding was solem-
nized Sunday, Nov. 22,. at Lech-
ar's, when Miss Anne Strossky,
daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Aaron
Strossky, became the bride of
Nathan Steinbock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Steinbock. Rabbi I. Stoll-
man and Rabbi N. Eager offici-
ated in the presence of a large
number of guests.
The bride was attired in a gown
of white satin with a long train.
She wore a tulle veil and cap
and her flowers were white roses
with white satin ribbon. Mrs.
Lawrence Schreidell, sister of the
bride, .,also a recent bride, was
matron of honor. She was gowned
in yellow chiffon and carried
yellow roses. The other attendants
were Miss Laura Lewis, in red
crepe; Mrs. Harold Weisbrott in
grey polka dot satin, and Mrs.
Irving Stern, in royal blue crepe.
The bridesmaids all carried roses
tied in satin ribbon to match their
gowns.
Sans Zelivansky performed the
duties of best man. The ushers
were, Leonard Levy, Harold
Weissbrott and Irving Stern.
A dinner for 130 guests fol-
lowed the ceremony.
Forher going away outfit, the
bride wore a three-piece green
wool suit a rust blouse and green
accessories, and a corsage of gar-
denias.
After a honeymoon in Chicago,
Sir. and Mrs. Steinbock will be
at home after Dec. 1 at 16717
Linwood Ave.

OPEN EVENINGS—SUNDAYS TILL 3

SALE

Births

Dickson. E. F p t
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E. ghare, M. Gervett, D. Hirschfield. L.
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Cole,
P. Ettinger. 0. Snycler,
LeBow, L.
Blunienthol, II. Golden, P. Bellow,H.
Freedman, C. Fleischer, Engem. Or...
J. Cooper. P. Miro, M. Berger, al. Ame-
nd., E. Kopp?, J. Immertoon, .1. Ron,
S. Rivkin, F. Gross, E. Sacks, L'. Dor-
man, II. Cohn. N. Marx, Horwitz,
M. Newman, S. Baer, C. RHO, NI Cohn.
M. Michel/mg. Et
Caeenbaum,
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Cott, A. Harrill, A. Mons, L. BlavIn, J.
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ROBINSON'S
STORE•WIDE
YEAR-END

Nov. 28—Miss Lillian Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
. Zimmerman of Calvert Ave., to Sam Kallush, Eon of Mr. and Mrs.
I. 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.
Nov. 29—Miss Rose Hecker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. harry
Hecker of 2669 Elmhurst Ave., to Manuel Edward Ferber. At home
MRS. HAROLD W. KLINE
from 5 to 8 p. ns.
Dec. 6—Miss Mollie Entner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
Miss Corrine Marx;dano and ac-
cordion solo, Mrs. Julius Green; ham Entner of Trowbridge Ave., to Dr. II, Herbert Cohen,
eon
of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen of 182 Tennyson, highland Park,
address, Rabbi Leon From; vocal
solo, Miss Frances Bremer; ad- at the Shaarey Zedek. Ceremony at 7 p. m., to be followed by din-
ner.
Reception
at 10 p. m.
dress, Vera Brown of the Detroit
Dec. 6—Miss Mildred Agranove daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Times staff; play, "The Joy is
Ours". The play was written and Agranove of Sturtevant Ave., to Richard Lester Wolfe, son of Mrs.
is being directed by Mrs. Cohn and Bessie Wolfe of Vicksburg Ave. Reception following the dinner at
many members of the Neugarten 8:30 p. m. No cards.
Sunshine Club will take part.
Mrs. Harold W. Kline, treasurer
of the annual luncheon committee,
reports the following additional
paid reservations:
al enflames A. VIneherg, J. Scher. C. G.

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The second pep rally for th
&Jakob Club fifth annual dono
luncheon was held at Hotel Stn t
ler, Monday, Nov. 23, at 2 p.
Mrs, Max Coven, chairman o
the donor luncheon, greeted men
hers and guests and urged them t
continue their cooperative woe k.

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EVENT ON DEC.

The Neugarten Sunshine Club's
third annual luncheon will take
place on Wednesday, Dec. 2, at the
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Siegel of Jerusalem, Palestine, for
Stotler Ilotel. Miss Suzanne Edna merly of Detroit, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rae,
Steiner is chairman, assisted by to David Finkel, son of Mrs. Ida Finkel of Chicago. The weddink
Sirs. James Schor as co-chairman. will take place in Chicago on Feb. 14.
Mrs. Max Cohn is in charge of
Mr. and Mrs. N. Epstein announce the engagement of thei
the following program: Prayer,
daughter, Miss Lillian Berger, to George Goldstein, son of Mrs
Lena Goldstein of Worcester, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shevin of Webb Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Florence, to Louis Epstein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Epstein of New York.
Mrs. Samuel Farber of 3710 Richton Ave., formerly of Wind
sor, Ont., announces the engagement of her daughter, F'lorenc
Joyce, to Alexander Tucker. The wedding to take place March 7
which will be the 44th wedding anniversary of her grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. Max H. Schlussel of Detroit,

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