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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

MACCABIAD FEB. 3

League of Women's
Societies to Meet
at Temple Beth El

Event at Center to Show the
Contrast in Physical
Mme. Sonia Shaman. to Be Pre-
Education

The Jewish Community Cen-
ter's third annual Maccabiad un-
der the direction of both the
men's and women's physical edu-
cation departments of the Cen-
ter, will be held on Wednesday,
Feb. 3, at 8 p. m., in the Center
gymnasium.
Using as the theme "The turn
of the Century and Now," the
contrast between physical educa-
tion 30 years ago and today will
be shown. Members of the Cen-
ter will give exhibitions in ballet
dancing, modern art dancing, tap
dancing, old time bicycling, mod-
ern cycling, calisthenics today and
yesterday, the origin of basket-
ball, badminton, etc.
As a feature of the program the
varsity basketball team of the
Center will play the Pep Club,
a Class A team.
There will be no admission
charge. Tickets are limited and
may be obtained at the Center
office.

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Bnai Moshe Program
to Be on Wednesday

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The Men's Club of Bnai Moshe
will stage a novel entertainment
for members of the congregation
and their friends when an all-
congregation program will be of-
fered on Wednesday, Feb. 3, at
8:30 p. m., in the main audi-
torium of the synagogue.
Community singing, dancing, a
skit, a Purim Punch and Judy
show, musical numbers and a
speech by Bernard Rosenberg on
the Junior Congregation, are on
the program. Eugene Gelbman
will offer a Jewish monologue,
while Miss Fredell Caplan will
entertain with two dance num-
bers. The Young People's Society
will stage a mock debate and the
Sunday school pupils will par-
ticipate under the direction of
Irwin Shaw, Sunday school prin-
cipal.
The show is being staged for
the Men's Club by the committee
on auxiliary organizations under
the chairmanship of Theodor Cur-
tis. The musical program will be
directed by Cantor A. A. Rosen-
feld, with Miss Cecilia Plotnick
at the piano.
Refreshments and lunch will
be served by the following hostes-
ses: Mesdames James Sobel, Eu-
gene Gelbman, Morris Weinstein,
Irving Sims, Alex Stein, A. A.
Rosenfeld, Max Gross, Jacob
Gelbman, Isidor Katz, Bessie
Greenspan and Ilarry Meer.
The public is invited. Admis-
sion is free.
The father and son dinner ar-
ranged by the Men's Club will be
held on Feb. 17. Reservations are
now being taken at the office of
the congregation. The program of
entertainment is being arranged
by Emanuel Wolf and David
Berger.

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Youth Education League Do-
nates to Fund to Aid
Flood Sufferers

1.00 to 1.95

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iiiEVernorr,/Ewisn(Anxicul

uary 29, 1937

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The Youth Education League
met on Monday at the Bnai Moshe
Synagogue. Reservations for the
dinner-dance to be given on Val-
entine's Day, Feb. 14, at the Cha-
let, have been turned in by mem-
bers. Those wishing to procure
tickets for the affair may call
Mrs. Bloom, Townsend 6-3618.
The organization has contrib-
uted to the Red Cross, to help
rehabilitate the victims of the
floods.

Rabbi Rabinowitz Thanks
Those Who Planned
Banquet

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Variety Talks Feature Phil-
omathic Meeting

The banquet given on Jan. 24 in
honor of Rabbi J. Rabinowitz, to
mark the 10th anniversary as
spiritual leader of Congregation
Beth Shmuel, was a success. Rabbi
Rabinowitz takes this opportunity
to thank the following for their
efforts: The Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle, William Sandler, chairman of
the committee in charge; Aaron
Rosenberg, toastmaster; I. Rosen-
berg, president of the congrega-
tion; J. Bronstein, vice-president;
A. Littman, H. Altman, L. Char-
ms, I. Berkowitz, S. Olshansky,
M. Sahm, M. Hurwitz and J.
ShifTman; Rev. R. Boyarsky, Can-
tor S. Moldawsky, Rabbis Stoll-
man, Thumim, Fine and Eichen-
stein; Mrs. L. Babcock, president
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
congregation and her assistants:
Mesdames Gilbert, Linden, Sahm,
Rose, Ginsberg, Katz, Fruman,
Pomerantz and Citrin, and all
members and friends who were
present.

Contributions for Furnish-
ings of Home for Aged

The Women's Auxiliary of the
new Home for the Aged an-
nounces that the following made
contributions towards the furnish-
ings of the home:
From Mrs. Minnie Goldstein in
memory of Harry Goldstein.
From Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Cohen and family in thankful-
ness for the recovery of aunt,
Mrs. Rochell Lays Lesser.
From Mrs. A. Homonoff in
thankfulness for recovery of Mr.
Homonoff.
From Mr. and Mrs. Blatnikoff
in appreciation of friendship of
auxiliary in honor of their 25th
wedding anniversary.
From Mrs. Rebecca Friedman.
From Mrs. Morris Pollock in
honor of Bar Mitzvah of son, Leo
Pollock.
From Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Cohen in memory of Mra..1. Weis-
berg.
From Mrs. P. Rotten in mem-
ory of Mrs. Julius Weisberg.

The Philomathic Debating Club,
at its last meeting on Jan. 24,
held in the Tuxedo-Holmor He-
brew School, was entertained by
• program of variety talks.
Of interest were the talks of
three probationers, Martin Green,
Irving Siden and David Krohn.
Morris Green spoke on "War."
David Krohn was elected but
speaker of the afternoon. Saul DR. HARRY W. KOHN
MOVES HIS OFFICE
Schwartz MRS the critic of the
sfternoon.
Dr.
Harry
W. Kohn announces
At the next meeting, Sunday.
Jan. 31, installation of officers the removal of his dental offices
from
the
David
Whitney Bldg.
for the coming semester will take
to 1205 Eaton Tower.
place.

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. I. Dreyer of Cortland Ave. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Harriet, to David Charmer, son of Mr. and
sented in Recital on "Hebrew
Mrs. Sam Charmer of Audubon Ave.
Music and Its Message"
Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Schwartz of 2433 Blaine Ave. announce
The League of Jewish Women's the engagement of their niece, Minnie Goldberg, to Reuben R. Perk-
Organizations a n n o u n ce s the ers„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Peckers of Detroit.
joint meeting of the year to be
held Monday, Feb. 15, at 1 p. m.,
at Temple Beth El.
The League is an affiliation of
31 Jewish women's organizations

Jr. Hadassah Dinner
Plans Progressing

At the last weekly meeting of
the donor committee in charge
of pledges for the donor dinner
to be given by Junior Hadassah
on Feb. 28 at the Statler Hotel,
Miriam Peiman, chairman, an-
nounced that as a result of ef-
forts of her committee workers,

Wedding Calendar

Feb. 7—Miss Sara Forman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loui
Forman of Richton Ave., to Milton L. Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs
S. Gilbert.
Feb. 14—Miss Esther Shulman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Shulman of 2682 Buena Vista Ave., to Samuel J. Levitt, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Levitt of 16500 Log Cabin Ave.
Feb. 14—Miss Marion Steinberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Steinberg of 3309 Richton Ave., to Louis A. Phillips, son of Mrs.
Gussie Phillips of this city. Ceremony at Bnai Moshe Synagogue,
at 3 p. m. Reception at bride's residence, 3309 Richton, from 4 to
7 p. m. No cards.

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Jan. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parzen (Tillie Sweet) of 3287
many new pledges had been re-
Leslie Ave., a daughter, Shayna Rhoda.
ceived. All members of the unit,
Jan. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Druker, (Florence in addition to those actively en-
Frank) a eon, John.
gaged on the donor committee,
Jan. 22—To Dr. and Mrs. William Klein (Jeanette Slachter of are asked by Miss Peiman to con-
Brooklyn, N. Y.) of 18236 John R St., a daughter, Elaine.
tact all prospective pledges and
report to her at Tyler 6-9510, or
MME. SONIA SHARNOVA
to her co-chairman, Ann Brooks,
at Townsend 6-8821. Miss Brooks
of Detroit. All the members of
will be prepared to further. assist
these organizations are invited to
members
by furnishing names of
attend the dessert luncheon; to
prospective pledges at the meet-
view and study the presentation
ing
next
Tuesday
at Miss Pei-
of exhibits prepared by each in-
The Young People's Club of
man's home, 3039 Gladstone Ave.
dividual organization, explaining
Miss Sarah Bloomfield, general
their particular work and aims, Temple Beth El has completed its
chairman of the donor dinner, to-
and to enjoy the unusually fine plans for a formal dance to be
gether with Miss Harriette Glick-
musical program arranged by the given in the Crystal Ballroom of
The Sisterhood of Congrega-
committee in charge of arrange- the Book Cadillac Hotel Saturday, tion Bnai David, Elmhurst at man, chairman of the program,
and Miss Esther Etkin, chairman
ments.
14th, had charge of the social
Feb.
13.
of arrangements, are actively en-
A lecture recital will be pre-
hour of the late Friday Night
gaged in furthering for this af-
Albert Ressler, chairman of the
sented by Madame Sonia Sher-
gathering. The following acted
fair. Miss Thelma Myers, is in
nova, contralto, of the Chicago dance, has secured Mary Kahn and
I.
Bur-
as hostesses: Mesdames
charge of invitations to be issued
Civic Opera Company, on "Ile- his 10-piece orchestra, together
son, S. Cohen, J. S. Davison. L.
to male friends of members of
brew Music and Its Message."
Gordon, J. Graff, Id. Goebel', Jo-
the unit for the dance which will
Madame Sharnova is a Chicagoan
seph Greenberg, David Iwrey,
follow the dinner. Ethel Rom,
of Russian origin, and has ap-
Morris Katz, Samuel Kane.
chairman of the ways and means
peared with notable success in
committee, Townsend 6-0390, is
such operatic centers as Milan,
Mrs. J. Traurig of 8823 12th prepared to offer suggestions and
Sienna and Livorna. Upon her
return to this country, she made
St entertained friends and rela- assistance to those persons de-
two cost-to-coast tours with the
tives in honor of her sister and sirous of earning their $10 ad-
German Grand Opera Company
niece, Mrs. J. Cohn and Bertha mission fee to the dinner.
and in 1930 became a member
Cohn of 2476 Blaine Ave., who
The theater party sponsored by
of the Chicago Opera Company.
are leaving for California.
Junior Hadassah at the Beacon
She will be accompanied by a
Theater on Feb. 9, is proving a
violinist of the Detroit Symphony
Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes splendid source of revenue to
Orchestra, and a pianist.
were honored at a surprise party those selling tickets for this affair.
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg is president
by Mesdames I. M. Ilertz, Meyer Those wishing to participate in
of the League of Jewish Womens'
Kauffman and Ben Schurgin, on this undertaking can secure tic-
Organizations. Mrs. Louis James
Saturday evening, Jan. 23, on the kets from Ethel Keywell, 18324
Rosenberg is chairman of ar-
occasion of their 20th wedding Fairfield, University 1-1662.
rangements for this meeting.
A group of members of the
anniversary.
dramatic group of Junior Hades-
sh are presenting two plays at
Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis of the Stotler Hotel on Sunday
Clairmount Ave. returned home afternoon, Jan. 31, at 2:30. The
after
spending the week-end at admission fee is a means of en-
The philanthropic committee of
Dayton and Columbus, where they abling these members to earn
the Music Study Club of Detroit
will entertain the shut-ins at the •111111/1111111F 41111111MININI
11 attended the Cunix-Pinsky wed- their donor dinner admission. All
ding.
Detroit Tuberculosis Sanatorium
members of the unit and the gen-
on Saturday, Jan. 30, at 2 p. en.
eral public are invited.
.ALBERT RESSLER
On the program will be Frances
Miss Belle Rose Jakont, -daugh-
Dreifuss, dancer, accompanied by with novel entertainment to be in ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ja-
Blossom Rovetch; Mrs. Walter keeping with the Valentine spirit. kont of 351 Englewood Ave.,
Field, reader; Mrs. David Kali-
Non-membe -I as well as mem- graduated from Northern High
man, vocalist; Madame Lola bers are welcome.
School, Wednesday, Jan. 27.
Cadle, pianist. Mrs. Myer Ellias
Assisting Mr. Ressler are Irene
is chairman of the program. Re- Weiss, Virginia Wolf, Frank Win-
Miss Sarah Ellis, daughter of
freshments will be served.
ton, Miriam Carver and Helen
Myron Keys, chairman of the
On Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 2 p. m., Rosenberg. Tickets may be secured Mrs. Bessie Ellis of Lee Place,
the Music Study Club will have by communicating with Miss Irene graduated from the High School board of directors of the new
its regular study meeting at the Weiss, Townsend 7-7743, who is in of Commerce on Tuesday, Jan. 26. Jewish Home for the Aged, this
week announced that approxi-
Y. M. C. A. Ilenry Herrmann will charge of tickets, or Albert Ress-
mately 40 rooms in the home are
lecture on the instrumental works ler, Euclid 2449.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Gottlieb
still available for memorial pur-
of Schumann.
of 2000 Elmhurst Ave. have as
poses. Mr. Keys announces that
their guests their daughter, Mrs.
nothing will be sold for less than
Ann Gottlieb, and small grand-
Junior Alumni of the United
$1,000 and that several of the
son, Paul Louis, of St. Paul, Minn.
larger rooms are expected to
Hebrew Schools Is
bring in much larger sums.
Organized
Mrs. Charles Hyman and son,
The outside structure of the
Marvin, and Miss Blanche Shevin
Home for the Aged has already
of Webb Ave. are spending the
With the ratification of Its con-
been completed and will be ready
Four
Friends
of
Deceased
Give
winter
at
Miami
Beach,
Fla.
stitution on Sunday, Jan. 24, the
for occupancy as soon as the
$100 to Jewish National
Junior Alumni of the United He-
Fund for Tribute
Mrs. Joshua Kerbs' of Webb rooms are decorated and furnish-
brew Schools, meeting at the
ed. Detailed information regard-
Ave. spent two weeks in Chicago.
Philadelphia-Byron Hebrew
ing contributions can be obtained
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman
School, was formally organized.
from Mr. Keys at 2024 Dime
The series of progressive bun-
This junior group, formed be- of the Jewish National Fund Com-
Bank Bldg., Cadillac 3360.
cause of the growing differences mittee of Hadassah, announces dle teas, bridges and luncheons
in ages of the alumni of the Uni- that four friends of the late Jo- sponsored by the Detroit section,
ted Hebrew Schools, will be open eeph N. Wetsman have subscribed National Council of Jewish Wo-
for membership to the members the sum of $100 with which to in- men, for the benefit of their Re-
of the classes which have grad- scribe the name of Joeeph N. Wets- Sale Shop, 89 Rowena St., is re-
uated since 1934. Like its par- man in the golden book of the ceiving the 'hearty support and
co-operation of its members. In
ent organization, the purposes Jewish National Fund.
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F.
The four friends who have addition to parties already given, & A. M., on Jan. 20, honored
adopted by the Junior Alumni
will include cultural and social subscribed to have the name of Mrs. Louis Smilansky and Mrs. Aaron A. Silberblatt into the
projects, as well as the aiding in Mr. Wetsman inscribed in the Harold Smiley will be hostesses ranks of past masters, with the
the progress of the United He- golden book are Louis Wisper, at a bundle luncheon on Tuesday, following past masters in atten-
William Kaplan, Harry Stamler Feb. 2, at the home of Mrs. Har- dances: A. J. Blumenau, R. Kline,
brew Schools.
old Smiley, 19105 Canterbury
Because of public examinations and Irwin I. Cohen.
M. Maddin, I. Blumberg, Judge
Additional contributions with Drive. Mrs. David Rubey, 4766
to be held in the various class-
Charles Rubiner, Louis Danto. L.
rooms, Sunday, Jan. 31, there will which to purchase land for the W. Buena Vista Ave., held a bun- Shapero, M. Benjamin, W. Arkin.
be no meeting. The regular meet- Jewish National Fund in memory dle tea at her home on Saturday, Judge Rubiner presented Mr. Sil-
ing scheduled for Sunday, Feb. of Mr. Wetsman were received Jan. 23.
berblatt with the past master's
7, will also be postponed, be- from Mrs. Harry Frank, Mr. and
jewel and S. Kavanau with the
Mrs. Henry Oringer of Brook-
cause of the special showing of Mrs. Julius Frank, Mr. and Mrs.
past master's apron.
"This is the Land." Instead, all Leo Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Har- lyn, N. Y., is spending a fortnight
County Auditor Edward Wil-
members, or prospective members, ry Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Charles with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
liams was the guest speaker, his
are asked to be present at a spe- Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Louis Michelman of W. Phila- topic being "Civilian Fingerprint-
delphia Ave.
cial meeting, to be held Sunday, Prentis.
ting." 0. Dorworth led the mem-
Feb. 7, at 11:30 a. rn., at the
Trees were ordered planted in
hers in community singing.
Philadelphia-Byron Hebrew memory of Mr. Wetsman by Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leader of
On Jan. 27, Perfection Lodge
School, when election of officers and Mrs. Isaac Shetzer and Dr. 3833 Sturtevant Ave. were hosts
entertained all the new members
and Mrs. Philip Broudo. and Mrs. to 80 guests at a house warming enrolled during 1036 with • spec-
will take place.
party on Sunday evening, Jan.
Nathan D. Metzger.
ial get-acquainted night.
By order of the worthy matron, 24. Entertainment was provided
Gewerkshaften Campaign in
On Jan. 30, a sleigh ride will
Theresa R. Klein, Purity Chapter by radio stars, and Ilarry Wein-
Detroit Is Progressing
be sponsored for members and
No. 359, 0. E. S., trees in Pales- berg of Weinberg's Jewish Radio friends at Magnolia Riding Club,
Hour was master of ceremonies.
tine are planted as follows:
16250 W. 8-Mile Road. There
The delegation of the national
In memory of Morris H. Gordon, Out-of-town guests of the party
will be dancing and cards and a
Gewerkshaften campaign under
father of Ben and Ida Gould; in were Mr. and Mrs. M. Edelman, buffet supper will follow.
the chairmanship of Joseph memory of Samuel Chase, husband Mrs. Jack Edelson, Sam Edelman
Schlossberg, which recently ar-
of Pauline Chase; in memory of and son, all of Chicago.
rived in Palestine, has met a
Examinations and Demon-
Mollie Rothenberg Carrie, sister of
warm reception in all of the
An invitation has been extend-
Jeanette Stewart; in memory of
stration Lessons Held
cities, colonies, and kvutzoth that
Dora Roseroot, daughter of Past ed to Rabbi Joshua Sperka of
in Hebrew Schools
it has visited.
Matron Sarah Mitahkun; in mem- Congregation Bnai David to tour
The members of the delegation
ory of J. Braun, husband of Lil- several mid-western cities in be-
have been particularly inspired
The
examinations and demon-
half
of
the
Mizrachi
movement.
lian Braund.
by the progress of the colonies
stration lessons, which have been
Additional trees are planted as
built on land which but recently
held
during
the last few weeks
follows:
have been tracts of marsh or arid
in the various branches of the
In memory of M. 13. Cohen, by
desert; but which through the
United
Hebrew
Schools, have
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson;
initiative of the Histadruth have in memory of Mrs. Eva Steinberg,
proved successful. Large numbers.
been converted into flourishing
of
parents
and
friends,
as well
mother of Hyman Steinberg, by
and self-sustaining kvutzoth.
At the services of the Shaarey as members of the board, at-
Mrs. Nathan D Metzger; in mem-
The Detroit campaign is pro- ory of Mrs. liattie Lippman, by Zedck Junior Congregation on Jan. tended these lessons.
ceeding with increiusing vigor, and Mrs. Nathan D. Metger; In mem- 23, the resume was ably delivered
Sunday, Jan. 31, at 11 o'clock,
warrants' the co-operation and ory of Richard Finley, by Mr. and by Miss Rose Rosenthal. The talk Joseph Hangar' class in the
support of every Jewish organiza- Mrs. Charles Greenberg; in mem- on the Prophets was prepared by Tuxedo-Holmur School will be ex-
tion that is at all sympathetic ory of Richard Finley, by Mr. and Miss Miriam Tobin, but because amined in the subject of Jewish
with the Zionist movement.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau; in honor of of her illness it was read by Mil- history. This class has completed
successfully Sharfstein's brief
the wedding anniversary of Mr. dred Gerson.
Tillie Citrin Kissiliner Aid and Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, by
Hilliard Grossman gave a fine outline of Jewish history. At the
Society
Tent B. Lipton; In celebration of impromptu talk Chamisho Osor same time there will also be •
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat (Jewish b'Shvat. Jewish Arbor Day, cele- test in a more elementary class
of Irving Schlussel. This class has
Elaborate preparations are be- Arbor Day) by the Gimmel 3 Ile- brated on Jan. 27.
Sam Krohn officiated as cantor. just completed the rudiments of
ing made for the card party, to be brew Class of Congregation Shea-
reading and the pupils are pre-
On
Jan.
30,
the
resume
will
be
rey
Zedek,
under
the
chairmanship
held in Jericho Hall, on Thursday
evening, Feb. 4, at 7 p. m., for an of 11-year old Richard Kavanau. given by Miss Rosalind Arta and pared for the reading of the pray-
ers and for the study of elemen-
the
selection
from
the
Haftorah
by
Kavanau,
chairman
Mrs. S. L.
urgent cause. The president, Mrs.
Ben Shultz, Invites the public to of the Jewish National Fund Com- Mildred Gerson. Jerome Sonenklar tary Hebrew.
The public is invited to all these
will
act
as
cantor.
help make this affair a success. mittee of Hadassah will be pleased
The Junior Congregation of examinations and demonstration
For tickets, call Mrs. I. S. Steiner, to receive contributions or explain
lessons.
Shaarey
Zedek
extends
an
invita-
further details to those who are
Townsend 7-1996.
interested. Her telephone is Town- tion to all who are between the
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Y. P. T. C. Formal
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