Americ( 'elvish Periodical Carter currom AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO fiscPaRorrjEnsnffiRoxicul December 4, 1936 and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Mrs. J. I. Ellmann To Speak Dec. 10 11,111Vit (J-Cet3 Recommended by Santa, for the girl who loves the best 3-Thread, Chiffon ie Himel-Hose 1.35 (3 pairs, 3.90) Engagements Don't gamble on HER Christmas gift . . . take •she loves sheer chiffon "Luxury" Himel-Hose! Re- member ... Give her three pairs of the same shade and she'll have no "orphan" hose! HIMEL.HOSE, STREET FLOOR Helen's Dress Shop "Women's Apparel of Distinction" 8701 TWELFTH ST., cor Blaine OPEN EVENINGS—SUNDAYS TILL 4 P. M. REMODELING SALE MRS. JAMES I. ELLMANN Wedding Calendar Ilancock and Second Blvd., at 2 p. m. on Thursday, Dec. 10. Mrs. Ellmann will trace her journey to Palestine and will il- lustrate her talk with her own poems as sign-posts along the way. She calls her address "By- Paths to Palestine." The literature division of the Federated Clubs of Detroit is comprised of delegates from all clubs with literature departments and the representatives report back to their various organiza- tions. All those who belong to any of the clubs of the Federa- tion are invited to attend this meeting. Mrs. Ellmann will be introduced by Mrs. Sidney Weinman, who has also gained considerable fame in Detroit as an able poet. Dec. 6—Miss Mollie Entner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra ham Entner of Trowbridge Ave. to Dr. 11. Herbert Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen of 182 Tennyson, Highland Park at the Shaarey Zedek. Ceremony at 7 p. m., to be followed by din ner. Reception at 10 p. m. Dec. 6--Miss Mildred Agranove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Agranove of Sturtevant Ave., o Richard Lester Wolfe, son of Mrs. Bessie Wolfe of Vicksburg ive. Reception following the dinner at 8:30 p. m. No cards. Dec. 6—Miss Birdie Eisenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Eisenberg, to Arnold M. Fleisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleisher at 2 p. m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fleisher, 2328 Elm- hurst. Reception from 3 to 6 p. m. Dec. 6—Miss Mary Cohen, daughter of Louis Cohen of Hazel- wood Ave., to Henry Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Schneider of Carter Ave. Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon will officiate. Dec. 20—Miss Pauline Gorman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gorman, to Gerald Goldberg, son Of Mr. .end Sire. Max Goiii- berg. Recepticn at MO Burlingame Ave. from 3 to 6 p. m. No cards. .., STILL IN PROGRESS Offering the Biggest Values in History A SPECIAL GROUP OF Dresses - Suits - Coats 1 /3 to 1/2 off J. N. F. LUNCHEON FOR PAID-UP MEMBERS ON TUESDAY NOON, DEC. 15 ADLER'S 628 WOODWARD AVE. Fountain Pen Repairing — Kodak Finishing and Developing Conte to TRAURIG for Expert Work on Comforters .. . Feather Beds converted to handsome Down Comforters or Mattress Pads Comforters, Pillows and Mattresses Completely Renovated YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF COMPLETE SATISFACTION—COMPARE OUR PRICES AND QUALITY WITH ANY STORE IN TOWN. J. TRAURIG EUCLID 6728 8823 TWELFTH ST. meeting of the 12th St. Club on Tuesday, Dec. 8, at B p. m., at the Beth Judah Synagogue, Pingree and Woodrow Wilson. Beginning on Monday night, Dec. 7, and meeting on alternate Mon- days, a discussion group for mem- bers of the Mothers' Clubs will be held at the Jewish Community Center. David J. Cohen, a member of the Center's board, will lead the group. .a- Births — MarriagesI Holiday Greeting Cards and Gifts MRS. CHARLES BRODY Lightstone promises an interesting afternoon. Aaron Rosenberg will be guest speaker and will give readings. There will also be a fine musical program. Dues may be paid at the door or mailed to the secretary, Mrs. H. Buchman, at 3225 W. Grand Ave. • • Mrs. L. Miller, rummage chair- man for the sixth annual donor luncheon, urges ladies planning to rummage to get In touch with her at once at Euclid 0516-W. Another means of earning luncheon money is the sale of tickets for a special performance at Littman's Peoples ' Theater. Mrs. Max Hayman is chairman of this activity and there will be a show at Littman's early in January. Plans are under way for the council of Mothers' Clubs annual Flowers for all occasions Chanukah latke party and dance which will be held at the Center Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622. on Sunday, Dec. 13, at 8:30 p. m. PRE-HOLIDAY SALE Avail yourself now of a tremendous saving on our un- usual and complete line of America's most beautiful furniture, imported lamps and gift ware. This sale is store-wide and includes everything in stock. Our new lines have just arrived and are ready for your inspection. Beautiful Chippendale Sofa formerly $175, now Louis 15th Sofa covered in an exquisite damask $175 value, now Decorated Classic Satin Wood Bedroom Suite regular $216 value, now Louis 15th Wing Chair formerly $94, now Sheriton Dining Room Suite TUSCHMAN—HARRIS Harriet Ruth Harris: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Harris, was united in marriage to Chester Tuschman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tuschman of Toledo, Ohio, et 5 o'clock Thursday, Nov. 26, at the Belcrest Hotel, before an im- provised altar of palms, chrysan- themums and candelabra holding white tapers. Dr. Leo M. Frank- lin officiated. . r The bride wore a white slipper satin gown made on Empress linen with slight train. Her tulle veil wa s fastened to a satin halo and she carried a bouquet of white roses, gardenias and valley lilies. The bride's mother was her only attendant. Frank Tuschman, brother of the groom, acted as best man. A dinner for the immediate fami- lies followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Tuschman left for their wedding trip to New York City. After Dec. 10, Mr. and Mrs. Tuschman will reside at the Hil- crest Hotel, Toledo, Ohio. — RUDIN—SCHWARTZ The marriage of Miss Belle Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, and Sam Rudin, son of Mrs. Fannie Rudin, ' took place at the Sharrey Zedek Synagogue, on Sunday, Nov. 22. The marriage service was read by Rabbi A. M. Herahman and Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka. The bride was attended by Betty Dukell, maid of honor, and Anne Metier, matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Molly Rudin, Lillian Auslander, Minnie Garfield and Minnie Spilkin. Harry Metier served as best man. The ushers were harry Rudin, Irving Rudin, brothers of the groom, and Herman Miller and Oscar Spilkin. A dinner for 150 guests followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Rudin left for New York, to be gone about a fort- night. , ; i at •r si 0 u °3- ., $595 Jeanette Stewart $110 $115 $139 $69 $175 formerly $235, now Hundreds of similar values. Come in and be convinced; now is an oppor- tune time to purchase new furniture as prices are rapidly advancing. A small deposit will hold your purchase for any length of time. As an added courtesy we have three interior decorators who will be happy to assist you in planning your home at no additional cost to you. CENTURY FURNITURE 11708 Dexter Boulevard Finest Furniture in America Brought to You at Great Savings Wearahle gifts are the most acceptable of all Examples ' are these tailored 100% wool flannel house costal The colors are lovely—Royal blue—Du- bonnet—Rose and light blue. Robe sketched is piped in corduroy. BARKASKI—PARSHELL John Parshell announces the marriage of his daughter, Bessie M., to Joseph Barksski, on Nov. 26, at Temple Beth El. KALLUSH—ZIMMERMAN II ATI II THINE MIA %INS TOR FIIIITIIFJA INFORMATION BLACK'S Pre-Christmas Sale WORTHWHILE RAVINGS ON his father, Abba L. Keidan, which occurs on the third day of Chanukah, Ilyman Kaidan planted 10 trees in Palestine through the Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit. The announcement of the planting of these trees was made by Mrs. Harry M. Shulman, chair- man of the tree planting com- mittee of the Jewish National Fund Council. a l , DIAMOND S, Watches, Gold Jewelry, BINOCULARS. Barometers, Opera Glasses, CAMERAS, Picture Frames, Photo Albums, Artists' Boxes, etc. A Small Deposit Will Bold L. Black Co. 1540 WOODWARD Any Arad(' Eat. 1850 Irvin C. Schreiber Announces the opening of his new and modern salesroom—showing a complete line of new 1937 De Soto .r & C Plymouth Schreiber Motors, Inc. Irv. Schreiber 9698 GRAND RIVER at Livernois HOgarth 9698 "SEE IRV FOR A GOOD DEAL" Plans were made for the lunch- eon-bridge to be given on Tues- day, Dec. 15, at the recreation hall at Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence. A lunch- eon will be served and prizes will be given away. A favorable re- port was turned In by Mrs. B. D. Labret, chairman of the affair. Those who desire to obtain tick- ets should call Mrs. Louis Fried, Townsend 5-2687, Beth Shmuel, 1736 Blaine. • The children attending the Ye- shivah will bless the Chanukah lights. Each will be presented with a Chanukah present. Ad- dresses will be delivered by De- troit rabbis, including Rabbi J. Rabinowitz of Congregation Beth Shmuel. There will also be a musical orGanse and refresh- meets will be served free. The. public is invited. There's Nothing Finer Than a Stromberg -Carlson with the EXCLUSIVE Acoustical Labyrinth 1 present time is the play to b presented by members of the goo( cheer committee, which met las week in the home of Mrs. M. J Greenberg of Clements Ave. Try outs were held at the home of Mri David Werbe, under whose direr tion the play is being presented Anyone desiring to take part ma; contact Mrs. Al Goldberg, chair man of the committee. Mrs. J. Rose and her sunshin committee recently gave a theate Party for some of the residents o the home. Through the generosit man, became the bride of Sam People's Theater, the beat seats 11 Kallusb son of Mr. and Mrs. M. the house were reserved for th Kallush, on Saturday night, Nov. guests from the home. Mrs. H. I Million 'assisted Mrs. Rose in anon soring this party and provided is freshments. dorf, to Daniel Schwarzstein, so of Mrs. B. Schwarzatein of Engle wood, N. J., was solemnized at a informal ceremony and receptio -at home. Rabbi J. ThumM officio t - ed. Miss Ida Gross played the a c- companiment of the weddin gi march. Following the ceremony, a di r ner at Boesky's was served for th e immediate family. After 'pending a month in Ne York, Mr. and Mrs. Schwarzatei will leave on a cruise to the We. Indies. They will reside in E I . ne to the Ladies "^ Turkey Dinner Free Mel Lowe and His California Collegians Gala Floor Show Youth Education League Yeshivah Beth Judah Chan- ukah Latke Party Luncheon-Bridge on on Dec. 8 Dec. 15 The Yeshivah Beth Judah an- Trees Planted in Honor A special meeting of Youth nounces that it will celebrate Of A. Keidan's Birthday Education League was held at the Chanukah with a latke party, home of Mrs. A. Millman, 3042 which will be held Tuesday mi- In honor of the birthday of Webb Ave., on Monday, Nov. 30. ning, Dec. 8, at Congregation The project on which the Worn .re.. 1._ On ..._ANNOUNCF MEM ANNFAL Kurt Peiser, executive director of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit, will address the Jewish Radio Forum over station WJBK which is broadcast from 8:30 to 9 p, m. on Wednesday, Dec. 9. Mr. Peiser will discuss the plans for the formation of a Jewish Com- munity Council. Aaron Kurland, chairman of this program, announced that an additional feature of the broad- cast of Wednesday evening will be a Chanukah program arranged by the children of the United Hebrew Schools. The 22nd anniversary ball give r e of the Chernigow and Layover i Society will be held Sunday eve , ning, Dec. 6, at the Jewish C OM. ass munity Center, Woodward Holbrook. .ROS'ENBAUM—ROSENBERG Mr. and Mrs. William Rosen- berg, 1568 Glynn Court, announce the marriage of their daughter, Helen D., to Irvin Rosenbaum, son of Alfred Rosenbaum of Cincin- nati, Ohio, at the Ststler Hotel, on Sunday evening, Nov. 29. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiated. — Schwartasteir—Mitteldurf On Thursday afternoon, rn Nov. 26, .t... .......4... rat Ant.,, n ane. w unuui az 3 Detroit Lodge No.55;K.P. Formerly the Phoenix Club ill ERSKINE ST. - Yeloras Eve Party New Peiser to Discuss Community Council on Radio Wednesday Miss Lillian Zimmerman, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Zimmer- of Abraham Littman of Littman' 28, at the bride's residence, 1635 Calvert. Rabbi H. N. Rosenthal officiated in the presence of the immediate family and a few close friends. Shortly after the cere- mony the young couple left on their honeymoon to Chicago. 1445 WOODWARD AVL MYNIIAMPB II. Aaronson, Chas, Agree, s. Almug, G. Arta. David M. Menke, Barnett, R. Benjamin, Berkower, Jule. Iterlain, Samuel Block, Al Boesky, Wm. Boesky, Ben Brown, B. Bressler. San, Brod, Julitta Brown, Leonard Canner. L. Cohen, A. Cooper, Ed. Custer, Saul Davidson, Adele Danis, Ben Dubin , Louis Dunn, Has Mae. I!.ws-...nnns....nd, /bonnet • risner, Benj. Fishman. 557 . mond Freedlander, Joe Freedman. Bob Fried, Harry FrIednmn, 1. Gallow., D. r, Garber, Jerk Oehler, Robert A. Oche Louis Germansky, Annabelle German- sky, I. Obkiherg, David Golden, B. Gamey. Ben ilk's/101, Irving Gould, Lit- Oreenberg. man Gould, Jacob Grant, J. Backman. Jules leaarson, Jules Jaffe. Morris Karbol, S. R. Katser, Harry Keys, Joe Lefkofelty, A. Levin., Levin, Joe Lev, S. London, Pam LUCAS. Aaron Meyer. David Meth. Abe duller, J. Mil- ler. Saul Modell. Abe Mondschein, David Neth, Abe Miller, J. Miller, sash Modell, Abe Mondschein, David Muline, T. Margolin. Pearl Nttemanchuk. J. Nadler, Abe Neuechults. Joseph Newman, Sam °tech.:thy, Penni, N. Peeler, II, Flaw- nick. Ben Punka, Sidney Rattner. Sam Roseman. Norm•Ii Rothenberg, Itonenhurg, N. J. Rosenthal, E. M. Rosenthal, Ben Rosenthal. His reld Rosenthal, Sam Achichet. Morrie Shift, Schsta, George Srheider, D. Shupe, Man Silk, I. Silverman, A. Silverman, A. Silverman, M. Simons. Leo Stu..., 1. Sommers!. Samuel Weller, Otto Welts], P Weinberg, A. Wiener. /1. NI. Victor, M. Varkle, Irving Yarrow, (repreeen- t•liveof Youth Educatinn Leanne), S. Fried, (representative of Infant Wel- fare Oroup), Zack, and Miss Estella Illablo. The Jewish Business and Profes. alone' Women of the Jewish Com- munity Center announce their first dinner meeting of the season at the Golden Pheasant, Pallister and Second, Thursday, Dec. 10, at 6:30 p. m. For reservations call Madi• son 8275 not later than Tuesday. Dec. 8. Visitors are welcome. Him Josephine Saltzman will be the guest speaker on the topic "Center Toyery." Donations to toys of any kind are still being taken at the Center. o Mrs. Max Dushkin of 1526 Vir• ginia Park will be hostess at the next Oneg Shabbat of Detroit chapter of Iladassah, Saturday afternoon, Dec. 12. Mrs. Maurice Landau, president of the chapter, will discuss highlights of the Had. assah convention recently held in Philadelphia. Mrs. Perry Burn. stine will present current events, Mrs. Lawrence Crohn is chairman of the cultural committee. -- the The Ladies Auxiliary a of meet. House of Shelter will hold . ing at 1620 Taylor Ave., on Wed. p. ec• , , a tlpm. nes d ay, D ec returned Groaberg Miss Jean d from her trip to New York an Miss Mariar has as h her guest, d N Y • Grosberg of Schenectady, • en's Auxiliary of Jewish Home fro Aged is centering its interest a t Mezzanine dered several readings. The edu- cational director of the Shaarey Zedek, Mordecai I. Solff, spoke on the definition of Zedakah. Mrs. Philip Lipson is chairman of the program for the annual donor event. The following is an additional list of donors for the luncheon to be held next Tues- day, Dec. 8, at the Masonic Tem- ple: Aged On Thursday afternoon, Nov, 26, Miss. Esther Fruman, daughter er of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fruman, became the bride of Mack Luber of this city. Rabbi M. Zager per. formed the ceremony in the pm- ence of the immediate families and friends. • Gifts of Practical Luxury Mrs. L. Shapiro and Mrs. L Woolman honored their niece, His: Eleanor Shapiro, bride-elect 01 Feb. 21, at a beautifully appoint ed personal, linen and crystal show. er and luncheon given at Huy tar's L'Aiglon in the Fisher Bldg. FRYDEN—SATER Tuesday, Dec. 1. Covers were lair Mrs. A. Sender announces the marriage of her niece, Lillian for 80 guests. Seer. to D. Morris Fryden of this city, on Nov. 26. The ceremony was i,.. 'a Auxili ary " u men s Performed at the home of Rabbi Women' H. Zager, 3026 W. Grand Ave. of Home for CENTURY'S New Flannel House Coats MRS. PHILIP LIPSON The Ladies Auxiliary of the Jew- Nov. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. , Louis Isaacs (Ethel Kramer) of ish National Fund will give a 3214 Tuxedo Ave., a son, Gerald Stanley. luncheonette for paid-up members Nov. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. George Bremen (Elsie Feldman), a at the Wilshire Hotel on Tuesday, daughter, Beryl Sheila. ' Dec. 15, at 12:30 p. m. Mra. Louis R. Lightstone and • Mrs. Charles Brody are chairman and co-chairman, respectively. Mrs. , DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ALL GARMENTS A bridge tea will be held by the Young Mothes' Study Club on Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 8, at 1 o'clock, at the Dexter branch of the Jewish Community Center. A trip to the Children's Village will be taken by the members of the Woodward Club on Thursday, Dec. 10, at 1:30 p. m., leaving from the Jewish Community Cen- ter. Students of the Olga Fricker School will give a scene from "Lady Windemere's Fan" at a Zcdakah's victory rally was held at the Wilshire on Monday, Nov. 30. In the absence of the presi- dent, Mrs. Max Coven, first vice president, opened the meeting. Mrs. Almug, program chairman, intro- duced Helens Fellman, who ren- Will Address Literature Division of Federated Clubs on "By. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ilyman Katz of Monterey Ave. announce the Paths to Palestine" engagement of their daughter, Pearl, to Herman Littky, eon of Samuel Little)/ of Hazelwood Ave. A reception for over 200 guests Mrs. James I. Ellmann will Was held on Nov. 29. speak at the literature division of Mrs. H: Cohen of Windsor, Ont., announces the engagement of the Federated Clubs of Detroit, her daughter, Faye Chinley, to Ben Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. Dean, of Chicago, III. Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberger of 2516 Buena Vista Ave. an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Sybil, to Stanley Safron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Safron of St. Louis, Mo., on Thanks- giving night at a reception held in honor of the occasion. The wed- ding will take place on Dec. 27. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Miller of Montreal announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Libby, to Louis M. Felsenthal of Detroit, son of Mrs. Dora Felsenthal of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Tobias of Cleveland Ileights, 0., announce the engagement of their daughter, Leona Ruth, to Gerson B. Bern- stein of Detroit, son of Mr and Mrs. Milton Bernstein of Cleve- land Heights, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Myer Kauffman of 2537 Glynn Ct. announce the engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Bernard Haydu, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ilaydu of 3038 Richton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blackman of Webb Ave, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie, to Hiram Ainbinder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Ainbinder. The marriage will take place in the spring. a tip from Santa and us . .. for we know how Mothers' Clubs Donor Luncheon of Zedakah on Tuesday No recent improvement in radio has had such far-reaching effects, has so advanced tonal reproduction as the S-C Acoustical Labyrinth. It absorbs the unwanted vibrations from the back of the speaker, keeps them from echoing, booming and interfering with natural tone. 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