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Wedding Calendar

A social evening has been ar-
ranged by the Sisterhood of Bnai
Moshe to be held on Washington's
birthday, Monday, Feb. 22, 8:30
p. m., in the Harry Rosman As-
sembly Hall.
There will be a musical and vo-
cal program as well as other en-
tertainment. Mrs. Harry Meer,
president of the Sisterhood, ex-

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MRS. FREEDA WEINSTEIN

tends an invitation to the men
folk as well as the ladies to at-
tend. Refreshments will be eery-
ed at the conclusion of the enter-
Jan. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Decker of the Wilshire, a son tainment. Admission will be free.
Additional subscribers to the
James Lee.
Feb. 11—To Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert D. Schoenfield (Fern Niman) Sisterhood donor dinner on March
7
are
announced by Mrs. Bessie
of 4349 Fullerton Ave., a daughter, Sandra Gail.
Feb. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kaplan (Elsie Cam) of Greenspan, chairman of the af-
fair.
The
following are listed:
13725 Dexter Blvd., a daughter, Dolores Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Bradfield, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Farkas, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Fisch, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Friedman, Mr. and Mra. Ben
Ginsburg, Mr. and Mrs. I. Glick,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goodfriend,
Mr. and Mrs. David Kornfleld,
FINKEL—SIEGEL
The wedding of Miss Rae Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lebowitz,
e■■■•■•■
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Nagler, Mr.
Corporation Counsel Ray Kelly Siegel of Jerusalem, Palestine, and Mrs. Bernard Pollak, Mr. and
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
will address the Julius Rosenwald formerly of Detroit, to David Mrs. Henry Popper, Mr. and Mrs.
Post No. 218 of the American Finkel, son of Mrs. Ida Finkel of Carl Rosner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
A Cull Intoiree No OblIcations
Legion on Wednesday evening, Chicago, was solemnied on Sun- Sander, Mr. and Mrs. Eugehe
On Your Part
REPRESENTATIVE
Feb. 24, at Congregation Bnai day, Feb. 14, at 8:30 p. m., at Weiss.
Mrs. Greenspan is assisted by
the home of the bride's sister
Moshe.
ALL PROFITS PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS
Mr. Kelly has a message of im- and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Sam an active committee in the ar-
rangements
for the donor dinner.
portance for the post and will re- W. Goldman, 851 Drexel Square,
Reservations can be made by
view the recent activities of the Chicago.
Phoning
Mrs.
Greenspan, Town-
J. W. E. W. 0. DINNER
The bride wore a white satin
American Legion. He is an out-
send, 6-6771, or her two princi-
TO BE HELD SUNDAY standing national leader in the gown and carried white roses. pal aids, Mrs. Freeda Weinstein,
American Legion and js slated for Rabbi Teller officiated. The out-
Townsend 6-0694 and Mrs. Ethel
The Jewish Women's European the position of national comman- of-town guests were Mr. and Sobel, Madison 7044. The office
Welfare Organization will have a der at the forthcoming conven- Mrs. Aaron A. Silberblatt of De- of the congregation is also taking
MEN'S SUITS
troit; Dr. Golda Gray and Mra.
chicken dinner with games and tion.
subscriptions. The telephone num-
Officers of the Julius Rosenwald Jack Wachter.
other attractions this Sunday,
post are making an effort to en-
Mr. and Mrs. Finkel will reside ber is Hogarth 0862.
Feb.
21,
at
6
p.
m.,
at
the
main
Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman of
9 0`
list all Jewish war veterans in in Chicago.
Congregation E m a n u e 1, Grand
this Jewish branch of the Amer-
Rapids,
will be guest speaker at
PHILLIPS—STEINBERG
ican Legion as a means of in-
the donor dinner on March 7.
Ladies' Plain
creasing the post's possibility of
On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 14, Rabbi Folkman is an eloquent
rendering even greater service to at a ceremony of lovely appoint,
DRESSES
speaker. He will speak on a topic
the. community at large.
ments at Congregation Bnai of absorbing interest.
$100
Moshe, Miss Marion Steinberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Steinberg, became the bride of
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Louis A. Phillips, son of Mrs. Gus-
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sic
Phillips. Rabbi bf. Fischer,
Ladies' Plain
assisted by Cantor A. A. Rosen-
COATS
feld, performed the ceremony.
"Down to Their Last Author,"
Vitalize dry cleaning does more for
A reception at the bride's resi-
second edition of the "Com-
S/00
At the Sabbath services of the dence followed, after which a din- the
your garments than any other cleaning
munity Capers," an original mu-
Shaarey Zedek Junior Congrega- ner for the bridal party and the sical comedy written by Hannah
method, yet costs no more. Insist on
tion on Feb. 13, the resume of the immediate families was given at G. Ferman, will be presented at
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the finest ... call Forest Cleaners now
Sedra was given by Miss Mignon Hotel Webster Hall.
the Jewish Community Center on
for pickup.
Hamburger and the Prophetical
The bride was lovely In • white Saturday evening, Starch 13, and
Ladies' Plain
selection by David Crohn, who also satin gown with train and her Sunday evening, March 14.
SUITS
acted as cantor. Following the long tulle veil was caught to her
The comedy is a farce on authors
custom instituted several months tiara which was made of tiny with
a dramatic cast of 20, a
ago, Mordecai I. Setoff, educational seed pearls.
dancing
chorus of 25, and numer-
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director at Shaarey Zedek, deliv-
Mre. Belle Kersh, sister of the ous specialty singing and dancing
ered a talk on one of the impor- bride, was matron of honor. The numbers.
•
tant prayers.
bridesmaids were: The Misses
Ben Samsky, formerly with the
On Feb. 20, Miss Anita Cohane Harriet Rosenthal, Jeanette Kan-
Children's
will speak on the portion of the tor and Gussie Eisenberg. The Wayne University Theater group,
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Garments to
the director of the show. Dr.
Law, and Miss Ilene Schiller will ushers were Sam Simmer, Louis is
YETTA KIEF.ENGLANDER
Age 10
review the selection from the Rose and Ben Epstein. The best Sherman Beckerman is the musical
director and Miss Edith Muskin is
auditorium of Jericho Temple, Prophets.
men was Herman Mussman. Little
Joy Road near Linwood.
The services, interesting and Loretta Gilda Klein was the arranging and directing all of the
dancing numbers.
Mrs. B. Feldman, the chairman educational, are open to all be- flower girl.
Original music and lyrics have
of this affair, and her assistants tween the ages of 12 and 20.
Mrs. Louis Steinberg. the been written by Earl Sel Draimin
are preparing, in addition to the
bride's mother, wore a gown of and Samuel Sheplow, two Center
above, a number of enjoyable
maroon lace and Mrs. Gussie members. Sarah H. Selmin is the
features.
Phillips, mother of the groom, chairman of the production com-
The organization announces
wore a gown of black velvet.
mittee, Herbert A. Greenstone is
that at the recent election of
The couple left on • honeymoon business manager, and Mrs. Miri-
officers Mrs. Tette Kief-Englan-
Thanks are extended to Mrs. Al trip to Florida and upon their am R. Berke is in charge of
der was re-elected as the corre- Goldberg, who was hostess to the return will reside in Detroit.
costumes. Ben Samsky is also in
sponding secretary.
good cheer committee of the Wom-
charge of the sets and lights, as-
133647 EAST. POREST
WEISS—WEINER
en's Auxiliary of the Jewish Home
sisted by Joshua Horowitz and his
The Sunshine Club at Miami for the Aged, last Wednesday Mrs. Rachel Weiner announces committee. Ticket sales will be
afternoon.
Beach Holds 4th An-
the marriage of her daughter, handled through Saul Shrager and
The auxiliary is at present en- Beatrice, to Louis M. Weiss, son Morris Watnick.
nual Dance
gaged in the purchase of furnish- of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weiss,
ings
for the new Jewish Home for
The Detroit Sunshine Club at Aged, which will be ready for on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 14, at
Miami Beach, Fla., held its 4th an- occupancy within a month. The the home of Rabbi M. Zager, 3026
nual dance on Feb. 7 at Oceanic residents of the home are expected W. Grand Ave.
Gardens, Miami Beach, Fla. Over to be transferred to their new
WISS—GOLD
The family of the late Gloria Joy King wish to use
500 were in attendance and there quarters before Passover.
The Detroit Junior Auxiliary of
On Sunday evening, Feb. 14,
this means to thank most heartily their many friends
were visitors from all over the
In view of the many expendi- Miss Sarah Gold, daughter of the J. C. R. S. of Denver is spon-
world. Beautiful articles were tures to be incurred, members
soring its first bridge-luncheon at
and relatives who were so exceedingly kind during their
donated for the matzo fund. Sam who have not yet paid their dues, Mr. and Mra. David Gold, became Fyfe's auditorium on Tuesday,
recent bereavement. We have been deeply moved by
Stone of New York was the auc- or who are in doubt as to whether the bride of Abraham Marvin Starch 9, at 1 p. m. The managing
the hundreds of noble sentiments ■ and expressions of
tioneer. The following ladies they are paid-up, are asked to con- Wiss, son it Mr. and Mrs. Nathan chairman of the event is Mrs.
served on the committee: Fannie tact Mrs. Dorothy Cove, chairman Wiss. Rabbi M. Zager perform- Henry Greenberg, with Mrs. Jack
sympathy and we wish to express our deep appreciation
Strauss, president, chairman of of delinquent dues committee, TO. ed the ceremony at People's Hall Bushkin assisting her as ticket
for them.
donations, assisted by Marie Hy- 6-6768, Mrs. Joseph Berghoff, Uni- In the presence of 200 guests.
chairman
man, Minnie Fishman, Mary Gor- versity 1-7485, is Mrs. Cove's co-
There will be prizes.
MONDAY NITE CLUB
don; Nellie Sallan, chairman of chairman.
This organization has been
the dance, assisted by Sally Cole-
At a meeting of the Monday founded to help the efforts of the
An order for 50 new blankets
man, Ann Weinbeck, Mary Harris, has already been placed this week. Nite Club on Feb. 15, Mrs. Tes- Denver Sanatorium and the J. C.
Gertrude Rosenzweig. Rose Kor-
Mrs. Joseph Rose, chairman of lie Grant and Mrs. Freda Green R. S.
nick ; Bertha Love, chairman of the sunshine committee, announces were accepted as members. Plans
Mrs. Henry Greenberg, the
hostesses, assisted by Terry Stark that a Purim party for the resi- for a bridge party were completed president, has planned a tea party
of New York, Libby Rappaport dents of the Old Folks' Home will to be held on Monday, March 1, to be held at her home, 2986 Mon-
of New York, Sophie Shulman of be held on Thursday afternoon, at 1 p. m., in Kern's Auditorium. terey, Monday afternoon, Feb. 22.
New York, Irma Simons and Miss Feb. 25, at the home, Brush and The entire proceeds will be used All members of the Junior J.C.R.S.
The National Farm School Is now receiving •pplicationa for entrant. to its new
and
of
17
were.
the
etr•
I.eVey of Detroit, Dorothy Edmund Place. Gifts for each for charity.
are invited to attend.
Jewish boy.
-begArdnit April
1. ion. worths
tr,!2
education. who are sincerely uiterested
w t
Schwartz and Nettie Wolfson of guest, refreshments and entertain-
I sew of high school
sPply for the opportunities the whool offers.
nay Students receive in addition to • first-class
•• • wawa. Moths.
TEL
HAI
DANCE
ON
SUNDAY
Miami Beach.
ment will be arranged for by Mrs.
The atli!l•
—
wgigegIggs is
of •griculture, board, room ang other
M. Kramer of Mt. Clemens, Rose.
Tel Hai, Young Judsean Club,
=415 it MIMS branches
Herbert a Anroeu. oreedrot.
ittornetion address
Mrs. Meyer Gold of Evansville.
The memorial fund of the auxil- will sponsor a dance on Sunday
Ind., Mrs. J. Blumberg and Mr. iary adds to its list one anonymous evening. Feb. 21, at the Jewish
NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Greenberger of Waukegan,
donation, a contribution from Mrs. Community Center. the proceeds
1701 WALNLIT IT., PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
Purim eve will be observed by
donated to the cause.
Becky Cohen and an offering from of which will be used to purchase Congregation Bnal Moshe in the
The Detroit Sunshine Club Mrs. Louis Freedman of 16530 additional books for the Center time-honored way. The Merin&
Detroit League on N. H. J. meets every Monday evening at LaSalle, in memory of her parents. library. Carlos Cortez and his will be read by Cantor A. A.
On Year Bottom... Trip
Oceanic Gardena.
The Junior Group of the Old orchestra will furnish the music. Rosenfeld, in the main synagogue,
or Anntrentsry
C. Plana Simultaneous
Folks' Home of which Mrs. David Two trophy cups will be awarded at 6:30 p. m., Wednesday, Feb. 24.
Visit BERMUDA
Kliger
is sponsor, invites sons and to the most active bv and girl
Bridge Teas
As In the past, entire families
8-Day All-Expense-475.00
daughters and friends of auxiliary member of the Intermediate
The Junior Jewish National members to attend their Purim group. William Bronstein is will attend, the Purim observance
MEXICO
being especially of interest to chil-
will
hold
an
open
meeting
of
the
board
of
di-
Fund
A meeting
party next Saturday night, Feb. chairman; Marvin Fox, tickets;
8-Day Cruise—$90.00
who thus become aqualnted
rectors of the Detroit League for at the home of Miss Margaret Mil- 27, at the McKenzie Union of Martin Spector, construction; dren,
Make ReverystIons Featly
with one of the stirring episodes
Seed for Isitoklet
the National Home for Jewish ler, 1636 Blaine Ave., on Tues- Wayne University.
Louis Wonboy and Morris Fox, In the long history of our people .
Children at Denver was held at day, Feb. 23, at 9 p. rn. and ex-
advertising. The public is in-
the home of Mrs. Carl S. Schiller, tends an invitation to all young
Wectil Wide Travel Derma. tet-
vited.
Unveiling of Tombstone
Ifealissiee Bird, roe. thisiad
men and women, 18 years and
president,
on
Feb.
12.
Mrs.
Schil-
Ilhow—ette Mow. Roves. Bide.
ler announces that the league's over. to attend this meeting.
Va. 1.164-1141-te
Friends and relatives of the
At a recent meeting held at the
spring fund raising project for the
Friedenberg are in-
Denver Home will be a novel one. home of Miss Sylvia Rom exten- late Abraham
present at the unveil-
On May 19, bridge teas will be sive plans for the future. both sited of to • be
Men's Bible classes conducted
tombstone
his mem-
ing
simultaneously by the mem- charitable and social, were dis- ory on Sunday, Feb. in 21,
by Rabbi Moses Fischer of Con-
o u t h Education League given
at
2:30
Yagoda
and
Miss
bers in their homes, to which each cussed. Samuel
The next monthly meeting of gregation Brad Moshe are now
Dinner Dance a Success
member will invite as many non- Sarah Weisbladt were respective- p. M. Machpelah Cemetery.
the Detroit chapter of Hadassah held every Wednesday, at 8 p. m.,
members and friends as she can ly appointed chairmen of the ath-
will take place March 9, at Hotel Instead of Tuesdays, u hereto-
A
new
monthly
publication
dedi-
letic and entertainment commit-
accommodate in her home.
cated to traditional Judaism has Sutler. An unusual program is fore.
Over 200 couples attended the
Women's classes are held every
The drama group of the league tees. -
made its appearance in Johannes- being planned for the hours of 10
ner-dance given by the Youth
playlet
to 9:30. Details will be announced Monday, at 1 :30 p. m. Non-mem-
oration League on Sunday, is rehearsing several
Dexter-Joy Flerbt. Tyler 64622. burg, South Africa ... It's called In later edition, of The Chronicle. ' ben are welcome to Join.
to
present
at
fu-
which
they
plan
b. 14, at the Chalet Mrs. L
Flowers for all occasion, — "Jesurun."
ed was chairman of the affair. ture meeting.

NORTH
AMERICAN
Elias Goldberg
LIFE

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Feb. 21—Miss Gertrude Weinberg, daughter of William Weinberg,
to Max Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Friedman.
Feb. 21—Miss Joyce Rosalind Bookatz, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bookatz of Cleveland, 0., to Frank Rosenbaum, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosenbaum of 2706 Fullerton Ave., at Hotel
Hollenden in Cleveland. Ceremony at 7 p. m. Reception at 8 p. m.
No cards.
Feb. 21—Miss Anne Dunsky, daughter of Mrs. Celia Dunsky
of 1662 Elmhurst Ave. to Frank S. Shook, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Shook of 1997 Glendale Ave., at Congregation Bnai David.
Feb. 21—Miss Ethel Bronstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Bronstein of 3359 W. Buena Vista Ave., to Joseph Susman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Susman of 1677 Blaine Ave.
Feb. 21—Miss Eleanor Gladys Shapiro, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kolman Shapiro of 18625 Wildemere Ave., to Henry William
Siegl, son of Mrs. Regina Siegl of 13725 ,La Salle Blvd., at the
Shaarey Zedek.
Feb. 28—Miss Charlotte Berris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Berris, to Carl C. Newman, son of Mrs. Fannie Newman.

Births

shine on new shoes

el

March 7

Sylvia Forman's engagement to Samuel Saltzman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. K. Saltzman of Taylor Ave., was announced by her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Forman of Cortland Ave., on Feb. 12, the date
of Miss Forman's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs David Greenbaum announce the engagement of
their daughter, Caroline, to Emanuel E. Einstein, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Einstein. Reception at home, 4021 Sturtevant Ave.,
on Sunday, Feb. 28, from 6 to 9 p. m. No cards.

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Bnai Moshe Social
Evening on Monday

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Sabbath Services
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$

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Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged

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Jr. J. C. R. S. Group
Bridge on March 9

CARD OF THANKS

Eve Rosenstein
The Max Siegel Family

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Purim Observance
at the Bnai Moshe

Jr. National Fund

Rhea E. Cashman

Special Hadassah
Program March 9

Bible Classes by
Rabbi M. Fischer

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HADASSAH BROADCAST
ON THURSDAY, FEB,. 25

Hadassah, the Women's Zion-
ist Organization of America,
will celebrate its 25th anniver-
sary? on Purim, Feb. 25, at eve-
ning rallies to be held under the
auspices of the 350 chapters in
45 states. The gatherings at
these meetings will listen to a
nation-wide broadcast of the
National Broadcasting Company
from 10:30 to 11 p. m. (EST).
Washington, New York and
the Philippine Islands will be
linked in this broadcast Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt will speak
from the national capital; Miss
Rae D. Landy, who was one of
the first two nurses Hadassah
sent to Palestine in 1913, will
speak from Manila, Philippine
Islands, where she is now first
lieutenant in the Nurses' Corps,
United States Army, stationed
at Fort Stotsenburg, Pampanga;
Mrs. Edward Jacobs, national
president of liadassah, and Miss
Bertha Landsman, who organ-
ized the Hadassah child welfare
service in Palestine will speak
from New York. Mhis Landy
will give a vivid description of
her experiences In Palestine in
the pioneering days of Hades-
sah's work in that country.
Earlier in the day the other
two major radio networks will
broadcast Hadassah programs.
From 3:45 to 4 p. m. (EST) the
WOR, Mutual Network will fea-
ture as the main speaker Mrs.
Herbert H. Lehman, wife of
New York's governor, who will
be introduced by Mrs. Moses P.
Epstein, national vice - president
of Hadessah.

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Gift to Sylvia Simons Fund

Contributions to the Sylvia Si-
mons Scholarship Fund of the
Music Study Club werz received
from Seymour Simons, In memory
of Sylvia Simons.